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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07

Dumas. Tex. Oct G--Aiter shower
Ing all Friday II began raining slowly
at shutdown and continued until Z
O'Clock. when II began TO showing very
thickly and continued about two hours.
II melted AZ Il fell. The rain was ac-
oompanied by a brisk north wind.
which is still blowing, with Indications
Of more rain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
Premlp.n. St. LoaI. rh,.IeI.u.

st. Louis, Oct. 6.-Dr. Z. L. standlee,
former dean Of the American Medical
college. a member Of the state board
Of health. president Of the National
and the sta Medical associations. and
one OF the founders OF the new John
King hospital. now In the course Of
erection. is dead, aged forty years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
storm In nah N.lI.r

Los Angeles. Cal. oct. G.-Advlcc,
from Ballart, Mlngo county. the point
from which Death Valley expeditions
are QUILTED, tell Of terrific wind
and rain storm that swept over that
region doing great damage to property
and injuring many persons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07

Fort Worth, Tex. Oct. G.-The Jury
IN the Tom Kilgore murder case. after
being out since last Friday night
could not agree and was discharged In
the Seventeen district court Sunday
afternoon Boy District Judge Mike +
Smith
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07

: Sonora. Tex. Oct. 6.-Leon Barheld.
a young man Of this place. son OF Cole
men Barheld. was thrown from horse
on the Whitehead ranch about thirty
miles south OF here and received In.
jurles from which he died lie never
recovered consciousness after the acct.
dent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
Died from snake Rite.

Medina. Tex. oct. G-Sylycster Wal
drop. an old man. was bitten by rat
tlesnake eight miles from here on the
Center Point road Sunday and died
from the effects Of Il few hours after
ward. lie was a comparative stranger
and was buried near where he died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
Kn Carson. Daughter Dead.

Fast Las Vegas. n. NJ, oct 6.-Mrs.
Josie Carson Suuiros. better known as
Josie Carson. daughter of Kit Carson
the noted scout and Indian o. tier Is
dead at the Territory Insane asylum
She was admitted from Ration LOO 1855
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
ceIumhIa rnI,rr.Ll, nr.nLr..

New York. Oct with over 5000
students and a teaching stan of nearly
300. Columbia university win open to-
morrow for Cos one hundred and i0gsy.
ninth academic year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07
Paiimau Car Chained.

Cripple Creek. Col. oct. G.-shetln
Henry Robertson levied on a Pullman
car here for taxes which the Pullman
company had neglected 90 pay and 60
order 10 prevent the removal OF the
car had chained Il 90 the track.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-07

Oklahoma City. okla. Oct 6.--Wm.
Osgood. a prominent farmer residing In
Cleveland county. was run over and
instantly killed by Santa Fo freight
train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
FIVE KILLED in
AN EXPLOSION
Report Was Heard Seven Miles
and Houses Miles Distant
Felt the Shock.
fRr Associated Yress. J

MACON. GA, Jan. IA freight engine,
Just out Of the repair shops and fired up
In the roundhouse Of the Central OF Geor-
sia Railroad. exploded without warning
at 1880 o'clock this morning, shaking the
entire city. The report was heard seven
miles away, and houses miles distant felt
the shock. The news instantly spread
that many weer killed. and in d few mo-
ments there had gathered at the gates
hundreds OF people, including wives and
children OF shop employees, weeping and
clamorins for information. The dead
are:
E. w. HODGES, n1achinlst.
J. M M'DONALD, machinist.
URIAH CORNELIUS (colored), helper.
The injured are: J. j. O'Neal, nachin-
list, comminuted fracture Will die; Henry
Fox, n1achinist, comminuted fracture, will
die; r. L. Willis, blacksmith, severely
scalded; 2. D. Hambrick carpenter, head
lacerated: W. NJ. Wilson, carpenter, frac-
tured ribs; J. NJ. Meadows, carpenter.
general bruises; Peter Hammock (coi-
orcd), scalp wound: Wesleyan johnson
tcolored. face cut; Peter Adams (col-
ored). confused shoulder.
Mr. Hodges was the brother; OF ZION
Robert Hodges, and Mr. Willis is a re.
Gently elected alderman
Henry Fox WAS the Oldest employee IL
tho shops.
Mr.. Mcdonald had relation. in Knox.
vile. Tenn.
This negro Cornelius was in the cab
assisting the inspector. John Mcdonald
who was on top Of the engine They
were blown to atoms.
ihe others were at some distance from
the engine The cause OF the accidcr,
! Is not known. the coroners jury failin;
to ascertain it. It IS supposed. however
that tho negro had found the water II
the boiler too low, and had suddenl,
injected a stream Of cold water In tn,
redhot crownsheet The. engine was re
duced to fragments, parts being hurried
through the building two or three hun
dred yards. One piece, weighing 800
pounds. was thrown $50 yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Moye-tios.etter..
fspectal ptspateh to The rlme,

Special Dispatch TO The Times.)
kINSTON. N. c.. Jan, 2-Kinston was
treated to matrimonial surprise yester-
day afternoon by the marriage OF Mr..
Joseph 81. Hostetter and ni1ss Mamie e.
Soye. The ceremony took place in tho
Presbyterian Church In the presence %
few witnesses. Rev. e. D. Brown on
ciating. - g.
The marriage was entirely unexpected
to the most intimate relatives and frienda.'
Miss GIoye Is one OF Kfnstons sweetest
young ladies and a leader In society. and
is well known over the State In social
has been connected with the; Gay Lumber
Company here with his father. Mr. 4,
F. Hostetter}. as contractors for the saw
ing and finishing the output OF the N11s'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Plan 10 Hold a atExposition There
This Fall.
Ill ASK GOV 1RNAENT. AID
4 Company to Be Organized With Large
caPi.al-Architeet aud Laadscaps GAR
densr 10 Be Engaged at Oaes.
Damage TO Stale Farm.
Especial Dispatch to The 1tmes.)

RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. The commit
tee in charge OF tho arrangements for the
proposed Roanoke Island celebration de-
c.ded this afternoon to undertake the
holding Of q great exposition during the
coming fall An exposition company with
$500 capital is to be organized. and Con-
Eress is to be asked for an additional
appropriation Of 10000.
AN ULTIMATE
An architect and landscape gardener
are to be sent to the Island at once te
estimate the cost Of buildings and rropet
grounds.
A great freshct In Roanoke River has
caused the overflow OF the States 900
acre farm in Halifax county and the de-
struction OF bikes erected thereon at
cost of $4,000. The farm Is operated IN
connection with the States prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
LEAVES The ALMSnOUSE.
Annie Harris Goes Away, but Does Not
Return Home.

Annie Harris, the young woman who
was found on the steps OF 4 residence on
Franklin Street Tuesday night in A
drugEed condition and taken to the aims
house, left that institution yesterday az
ternoon about 2 o'clock, saying to the
doctor in charge she wns going to her
home. She went to Manchester and was
seen on Hull Street about o'clock.
When a reporter for The Times called
OF Mr.. W. J. williams. her father. at go
o'clock, he said he had not seen her. but
knew she had left the airshouse. Asked
if he expected his daughter at his house,
he said he could not tell, rs she had
been staying away for some time and he
supposed she would DO SO in the future.
Mr. Williams said no had some good
clues to the person who drugged the
young woman and had a detective at
work on the case. He declares he will
not spare expense in finding the perpetra-
tor Of the deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
CUBAN ELECTION.
Thomas Estrada Palma Has FlftyAtiv:
Electors.
(By Associated Pres..1

. 3 ~ = = 4
HAVANA, Jan. 2-The Central Board
OF Scrutiny has made public the follow
ing returns Of the elections held In Cubs
on December s1st: Thomas Estrada
Palma, the nationalist candidate for the
Presidency OF Cuba. has So electors while
General Bartolome Mn.o, the Demo
cratic candidate, who withdrew from the
campaign, has eight electors. Senior
Palma secured the unanimous electorate
delegations from the provinces Of Pinar
del Rio, Havana, Matanzss. and Santa
Clara, and one elector from Puerto Prin-
cipe and Ave electors from Santiago.
General 2raso secured three electors from
Puerto Principe and nee from Santiago.
The following civil governors were
elected: 81.
Perez. IN Pinar del Rio; Nunex, IA
Havana; Lecuona In Matanzas;S Gomez,
ii Santa Clara: Recio. in Puerto Prin-
eipe and Echeyarris, II. Santiago
Province. 81 u. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
BIG '\,DIC
IS EINB AIR2IR'lASSED.
Its Affairs Turned Over TO Committee.
Of Bankers.
OPERATES ELECTRIC LINES.
1t Is Stated Tia. Its Affairs Are En,irely
Solvent, and That Embarrassment Is
Only temporary uu on the
Bank Resulted.
Its Affairs Turned Over to Committee
ELECTRIC LINES
OPERATES
fRr Associated Press.l

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Jan. 2.-The n
nancial affairs OF the Everett-Moore syn
dictate. owning or controlling number
OF urban and intcrmban electric rail-
ways, and an extensive system of local
and long distance telephone lines in Ohio
and Michigan, passed into the control OF
a committee. composed of seven pron11-
nent bankers Of this city to-day. This
action was taken, 1t is stated, as the re-
suit Of temporary financial embarrass-
ment on the part OF the syndicate, which
has for some time past been affected by
tho strIngenoy in the money market
The committee chosen has been at
werk Investigating the affairs OF the
syndicate and express the firm belief
that tbs concern is entirely solvent, and
that its embarrassment will be only
temporary.
The Everett-Moore syndicate is acercd-
tied with controlling more than Loo
miles Of urban and, interurban electric
lines in Ohio and Michigan with many
new extensions still in course OF con-
struetion.
TELEPHONE PROPERTIES.
Among the telephone properties owned
outright or controlled by the syndicate
are the Cuyahoza Telephone Company,
Of this city. with upward OF 10000 sub
scribers: the United States Telephone
Company Gong distance). tho Federal
Telephone Company. the Stark County
(Ohio) Telephone Company, the Column
biana County (ohie) telephone Com
pany. the Peoples Telephone Company,
Of Detroit; the Wood County Ohio Tele'
phone Corrpsny. and q number OF others
in which tho Federal Telephone Com
pany Is the controlling factor.
Among the more important electric
street railroad properties in which ths
syndicate is largely interested are thu
Cleveland Electric Railway Company, thu
Detroit United Railway Company, tht
Toledo Railway and Light Company. thu
Northern Ohio Ira ction Company, the
Cleveland, Paintsviiie and Eastern Rail
way Company. the Detroit and Toledo
Shore Line Railway Company and tbs
Lake Shore Electric Railroad Company
IN GOOD SHAPE.
All of these lines are declared by the
line committee. with scarcely an excep
ton, in good condition. and in no wiss
embarrassed.
The aggregate capitalization Of ell the
various properties owned and controlled
by the syndicate is said to be about $3.50,
toe. coo.
Expert accountants have been employed
by. the committee in charge to examine
and report upon the condition OF all the
constituent companies. No sta tement has
as yet, been given out Indicating the liza
bilities of the syndicate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Telesrsph'c Ersyitles.
(Hr Associated Press

wAsHINGToN.-Th Comptroller OF
tbs Currency to-day authorized the failed
First National Bank OF Austin. Tex, to
resume business on condition that the,
Reorganization Committee pay into the
bank SIS, 900, the amount Of the impair
ment. OF the ranks capital. AS this con-
ditlon previously had been agreed to,eit.
IS expected that the bank viii reopen its
doors for business in a day. or two.
Observation-Disclosures Enid
colt, chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and
Docks, has received a telegram from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03

Captain Converts, president OF the ryaval
Board IN charge OF the test 81 the new
i. CT !, t.Ocr, at ew OrIS .els, saying
t,i.a - re 81 g collier Sterling was very
successfully Cooked In q strong wind snd
current. 81
PORTAGE La. PRAIRIE. mantle
BA,s an. Fire started In che cellar OF
the Grand Central Hotel early to-day:
consumed the building and famed by q
brisk wind, spread rapidly andSdestroyed
eight other buildings. The total loss Is
500. OoO Several fremen received minor
injuries Ssyss2 SIS
& MOBILE, AIlA.The strike OF fisher
men, which commenced in Pensacola
severM weeks ago and spread TO Mobile,
has been ended here. The boats OF the
local firms have tn one exception, all
gone out, manned by the old; men. No
CONCESSIONS were granted by the Mobile
firms. .s,j5ssss5 1870 III
MnxICO CITY.-Plans for. estab lishing
In this city branch Sol. tho w d g.
A. are maturing. The project has the
John Barrett, member Of the Pan-Amert-
can Conference: k3,s
LEAgENsVO ORTIZ, ANsAs.---A court
cow ened to-day for the arTaignment o.
the ringleaders Of the mutlny of N ovem'
Der It'll, VITO are implicated lnsthe Killing
Of Guard j. Waldrupe, ha trial will be
held in the prison library to morrow
MEXICO CITY.-To.day the Pan
American delegates and = theiIS fan11tles
attended the ceremony OF thelaying OF
the cornerstone g Of a 81. monument e
Mexico's Independence on the SEQ &c
la Reforma.
NEW YORK.-Justice Scott, OF the
Supreme Court, this afternoon. handed
down q. decision declaring Perry 3 elmonlh
to be the regular Democratic nominee
for Congress in the Seventh New YORK
District. 1870
s CALUMET, MICH, Jan. THE ke-
weneenaw Peninsula is storm-sWeptg ana
a violent blizzard is raging in Sthis city.
Many roads are impossible because OF
drifts. and transport service Is poor,
3 GUADALAJARA. MEXICO: - Great
preparations are making here Tor the
reception Of the Pan-American Congress-
delegate, in case they decide to visit this
city
NEW YORK-William Z. Jerome TOOK
the oath OF office as district attorney OF
New York county to-day. 49,
NANAGUA, NICARAGUA.-The Con.
gress Of Nicaragua assembled last night
and President Zelaya read his message
informing the House OF the signing OF
the protocol regarding leasing the pro
posed canal route to the United States.
NEW YORK.-John Pienins won the
wrestling match with Nachad. the Turk
at the Grand Central Palace tonight
CHATHAM, MAsS.-The life-savins
crews OF three stations-the Chatham.
the Old Harbor, and the Monomoy---dtd
good work to-day in assisting crews OF
disabled vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
York County Aff7lrs.
Special Dispatch to The Times. J

TAMP1co. VA. Jan. 2-The people on
the Peninsula will push their claims for
at least one member Of the State Board
OF Fisheries when the proper time ar
rives.
The oyster industry is an important en-
terprise for the Peninsula. and they are
anxious to have it cared for. and their
claims will be pushed on this ground.
Those who have been spoken Of for the
position are Richard w. Shield. of York.
town. and E. q Madison. OF Warwick
county.
It Is now an assured fact that James
F. Hubbard Will get the judgeshIp without
opposition. If the Constitutional conren-
ton establishes the Fourteenth judicial
Circuit out Of the counties of Warwick
York. James City, Charles City. and New
Kent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
ASPHALT COMPANY DEFAULTS
Debts Due on Yesterday We're Not
(By Associated Plress:o

PHILADELPHIA PA. Jan. THE
actual default Of the National Asphalt
Company, which was anticipated several
days ago and for which receivers have
been appointed, occurred to-day. when
the payment OF 100000 due to- the sink
Ing fund and as interest on bonds was
not made. Z.
OF the half-million 100000 was due to
be paid to the Land title Company by
the Asphalt Company of America This
amount forms the sinking t1und, which
IS to be paid annually to the trustees ot
the Asphalt Company. The q National
Compary's payment OF $4,000, Wnlcn
forms the sinking fund and which was
to be turned over. to the, Equitable Trust
Company's trustee to-day, was not folln-
coming. On National. .fve's- interest afer
six months, amounting to $4,000. was
also due to-day, but this was not met.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
MIR. WILLIAMS PURCHASE.
To Spend $4,000 90 Bridge to Connect
Norfolk and Berkeley.

Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams last night
confirmed the report that he had pur-
chased for $4,000 land on the Elizabeth
River front at Norfolk.
This was bought he said "sole5y for
such uses as may be necessary II the
Legislature shall pass the bill authorizing
bridge to be constructed to connect
Norfolk and Berkley. Inc bill is still
pending in the Legislature. Should 1t be
passed we will as soon as practicable be-
gin the work of constructing q bridge to
cost at least $3.50 COZ"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
sennels Rsvum W,rk.

The public schools OF the city began
work after the holidays yesterday. Tho
attendance was very good. probably 90
per cent. Of the usual attendance It will
be Monday before every one has fallen
into line and moving forward, forgetting
the youthful dissiratiens Of the holiday
season.
Rheims nd College classes begin to-day.
The boys are already eeming in, bringing
bonds. for the endowment FUND as the
fruits Of their labors while at home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
RAIL WAY MERGER SUITS,
Proceedings viii Be Instituted 10 the United
States Supreme Court.
(By Associated Press.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. Gov.
ernor Van Zant and Attorney-Generaa
Douglas reached home this afternoon
Both went Immediately to the CapitoI and
went to work on the railroad merger suits
The Acknowledgement will henceforth
be the central figure. He will leave to-
morrow night for Washington ard win
institute the States suit Monday IN the
United States Supreme Court His ap-.
pearance Monday will be formalIty.
The court viii set a date for the hearine
ard Mr.. Douglas WEI return to Minne-
sofa. When he next gees to Washington
he will be accompanied by George p.
Wilson and NJ. D. Mum. his associates
In the case. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
BODY Not Yet Recovered.

The body of Mr.. ". Neil Thompson. the
ggageman Of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
who lost his life in the wreck on the
James River division. has not been recov-
cred. Mr. Cornelius Thompson, brother
of the gentleman who was killed, was in
the city Wednesday. but has now return
ed to Raleigh to make preparations for
the burial of the body when found. Mrs.
Thompson, the mother, is still here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
RUN ON BANK.
All Demands Promptly Net and Funds Are
Ample.
(Br Associated Press.)

(Br Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 2.-As a result
Of the announcement OF the financed
embarrassment of the Everett-Moore
syndicate, a run was started on the Dime
Savings and Banking Company, OF which
Messrs. Everett & Moore are directors
late this afternoon. All demands were
promptly met, and President Wattersor
said the bank had ample funds on hand
to pay all depoEitors who desired their
money.
The institution is one Of the city de-
positories. When its last report was is
suel in October Inc banks to~.i resour-
ces were placed at s5,762,ty7, including a
surplus fund Of $685., 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
PASSED THROUGH WRECK ALSO
Mr.. John Fisher, Ignorant OF Fathers Death,
Writes of Railroad Accident.

Mr.. John Fisher. son of Mr.. George
Fisher, who was killed in the wreck
Sunday night on the c. & o. near Lynch
burg has also just passed through a
railroad accident
His widowed mother received a letter
yesterday from him telling Of it. He
escaped uafurt. He was a passenger
on the Baltimore and Ohio train He had
not heard Of his fathers death, none OF
the messages sent him having reached
him He is travelling salesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Serious Riotins Occurred Between Worker'
and Strikers.
1sr I,,oc,nted Fress.>

LONDON, Jan. Bangor North
Wales. ard It's district are again under
control OF the military owing to further
.erious rioting between strikers and
warkers at Lord Penrhyns Bethesda
quarries. There was 80 much wreckins
Of houses last night that a detachment
Of cavalry was hastily summoned from
Aldershot at midnight, and the militia
was drafted in from Lchheld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
RUMoR IN cR0PsEY CASE.
nan Searched for Said 10 Have B:ea at Las
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
80 No. 511o2 Hull Street
.(By Associated Press.)

(By5Assoclated fEess.J
ELIZABETH CITY, NJ G., Jan. IA
$runaor was anoat here tonight. that the
man who was met by' Mr. Parker between
the Cropsey residence and Elizabeth City
has been located.
IA ID Mr.. Parkerwas on his way home from
Mr.. Fletcher's, shout seven miles from
teWn. and In passing the Cropsey resi-
dence, about 11:1o clock on the night
gof November 18th, say man and a wo-
man standing at the gate. Very little
attention was given to this couple, and
Mr.. Parker could not say definitely who
man whom the thoroughly observed and
desert The eiti,.sns, committee since
sthen have been trying tos1ocate this par
& y, che should she able to throw some
light On the tragic death OF Nellie Crop
sSeyt 60. q :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
FIRST TO ENTER RICHMOND.
Man Who claimed TO Be the First Union
Soldier to Get Here is Dead.
CIV Associated Press |,

NASHUA, N. H, Jan. 2.-Dr. Royal
B.. Prescott. y no died here tonight, al
ways claimed that he was the first Union
soldier to enter Richmond, after its sur.
render. He was then skrmisher II
Company c. Thirteenth New Hampshire
Volunteers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
tapta:n W. c. M. Jones Dead.

vILLADAMA, MEXICO, Jan. Cap
tain W. g.. NJ. Jones, for the past Is
years connected with the Gaudalaupe
mines, Is dead, having suffered with
pneumonia. :
Captain Jones was about seventy-hye
years old and unmarried. He leaves two.
wealthy sisters in Colorado. He was re-,
lated by marriage to United States Ans
bassador to Mexico, General Powell
Clayton The remains will be shipped to
Camden, NJ. for internent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
THOUSANDS FOR CHARITY.
Sir Ernest cassol Places 100000 at R!ng
Edwards Disposal
{By Associated Press.)

1assVNiatF1 4 'e0o.J
LONDON, Jan. 1.-TWO hundred thou
sand pounds have been placed at King
Edwards disposal for charitable or utili-
tartan purposes, according to the Daily
Nail, by Sir Ernest Csssol. a merchant
and nnancier. who was prominent in
Egyptian finance and who was made d
Knight Commander OF St Michael and
St George for his services in that field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03

BEAUMONT, TEXAS. = TIL. Kirby
Lumber Company with capital Of s!o.-
b30.ooo to-day took charge of the plant.
and timber holdings OF the Reliance Luin-
Der Conf ans, the Texas Lime and Lu,n-
ber Company. including the Village Miisi
Company. the Beaumont Lumber Com
na,ly and the Adams Mills at Call.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03

Clerk OF the House John ". Williams
expects to have the Enrolling Committee
Of the Legislature together by to-mor-
row to get the unsigned bills ready TOR
Governor Montague to pass upon Dele
gate whitehead, OF the House. wired Nj
Williams yesterday that he would come
and Mr.. Williams wired Senators Moon
and Stands, and is sure he will get one
OF them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03

Judge John Randolph Tucker, long a
popular practitioner at the Richmond bar
and law partner OF Judge John ID.
Ingram, but now o resident Of Bedford.
City and Judge Of the eighteenth judicial
circuit was the center of group OF
old friends at Murphy's last night. Judge
Tucker is nephew of the talented
leader whose distinguished name he
bears. ana is deservedly popular where
ever he is known.