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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
given by his daughter. Miss Marie

given BY his daughter. Miss Marie
Walker.
In many localities of this and adjoln-
ing counties it has been difficult to Sc
cure teachers for the public schools.
E This is because the salaries are SO small
that tbs teachers think they cannot pay,
board out of the salaries and make any
thing Under these circumstances many
of the best teachers have quit teaching
and are seeking positions which pay
better salaries.
on Saturday last the huntsmen de-
clared war gainst the feati3ery tribe. .
Most of them have. had one or two tlocks
spotted = for a month or more, and were
impatient for Saturday to come; conse-
quently long before tho sun had reached
its zenith many huntsmen We're In the
fields bagging game. Game Is more plen-
tifui than It has been for some years
back. Up to one or two years ago game
was only nlolested by sons few resilient
sportsnen. no huntsmen from the cities
coming down this far; consequently game
is plentiful in these parts. Partridges
and wild turkeys infest the fields and
woods, whila the nill-ponds and heads
Of rivers are full Of wild ducks and
geese.
me boys have begun setting their hare
trans, and they bring large strings Of
them iii town every morning for sale.
The merchants are paying fifteen cents
apiece for them.
A much larger acreage Of wheat has
been sown than was thought would be
earlier in the fall, and 1t IS the general
belief that just as much wheat has been
sown around here as usual. although the
farmers declared all through the sum
mer that they would not raise wheat
any more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
AN OBoTREPLRUUo NEGRO
Attacks a Policeman When Put Out of
Opera House for Disorder.

STANTON. VA. Nov. .'-Whilc the
opera was in progress tonight Sandy
Brown. a big muscular negro. was put
out Of tie show for being drunk and
disordeils by Policeman Newman. When
the negro lad reached the sidewalk he
dared Newman to come out, whereupon
Newman advanced TO the negro and
was knocked down and badly cut about
the eve. From the appearance of the
wound it seems the negro used brass
kucks While this negro had Police
man Newman down, Newman shot the
negro in the left arm and in the side.
About that time Policeman Cline ar
rived, and beat the negro severely With
his cluD. The negro. bleeding from a
half dozen different places. started to
run. but was caught by Charles Hartman
and held until the police arrived. The.
negro is severely wounded about the
head and left side
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
CENTRAL STATE HOSPITAL
New Telephone System Installed in the
Institution.
Special Dispatch to Tho Times.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 6.-3IessrR
Strauss, Cooke and Gillian. the Execu-s
tive Committee OF the Central State Hos
pital, transacted much business to-day.
They inspected the telephone system that
has been installed and found it in perfect
condition. The system connects the SITS
perintendent's office with every ward and
department OF the institution. and Is q
great convenience.
The front OF the building Is to be ra-5
paired and reprinted at once. The COLI
tract for the pump house will be let this
week and work on 1t will begin imme-s
diately. The pathological department. has
been fully equipped and is now In opera
ton.
There are IG2O patients now at the hos
pital IL, this, State and bue one In the taila.
OF the State. This one will be- brouYhO
to the hospital tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
WILLIAMSBURG COUNCIL
Moveto Join William and Mary in Plan
for Electric Lighting.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.


NVILLi.ANISEURG VA. Nov. t.-Thc
City Council met last night. Mr.. John
Dahn's proposition toadonate enough land
for the extension of Henry Street to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad track was
again brought UP and referred to the
Street Committee. and the Street Com
mittee was allowed to employ counsel
was the appointment #of Prof Hugh S.
Bird q COMMITTEES of one to visit all the
citizens of this City and ascertain how
many electric lights each of them will
take. BY SO doing it is hoped by the
Council to be abIcsto light the city with
electric lights.
William and Mary College is at the
head of this move. and the Council wants
to join in with them and light the city
il possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
THE LANCASTER FAIR
Teachers Quit Their Vacations and Seek
Better Paw in Other Lines.

\
HEATHSVILA-... VA. November g.
The chesapeake Agricultural Association
opened its annual fair at Kilmarnock
Lancaster county. Wednesday TheErac-
ing was unusually good. and the exhibits
in the farmers and ladies' departments
are exceptionally good. The exhibits of
stock and poultry by far excel anything
OF former years. A large crowd was IN
attendance the first day, and still
larger crowd is expected fer each Of the
+ following days.
Lucius Ingram who was adjudged In
sane BY :, commission of lunacy recently
and placed in jail here for safe kee. ng,
died at his home near Wicomico Church
at an early hour Tuesday mornin~ He
was an old Confederate soldier, and at
one time one rof the most influential men
In the county. Mr.. Ingram leaves two
daughters His remains were inferred In
private cemetery Wednesday afternoon
Hon. H c. Walkers home was the
scene OF a beautiful Halloween party
last Friday. evening from till 10 o'clock,
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) ARIeAIGNED FOR FORGERY
We'll Known citizen Arrested on
Serious Charge.
Special Dispatch to The Times.e

3i5 SiJisIatch ~ he II ines
ALEXANDRIA,. IA, Nov. 6.-Norfolk
KERRY. a well known resident of this
city. WAS arraisned III the Police Court
this morning on the charge of obtaining
Sla.2S. drawn in favor OF Haywood Bros,
of this city- 1t was alleged by the COM
plainants that kerhv had opened a letter
addressed 10 them, from which he had taken
the firm, per his own. and then had se-
cured the money on it from a local real
estate dealer,
iii his own defense lNerby stated that
he had no intentinn of committing a for
gerry: that he had been engaged in doing
clerical work Tor the iirm and was re-
siroed as al agent III such matters. The
Inellt, but denied that he was their agent
The case vas postponed and may be
settled out of court, as friends of the ac-
acused have interested themselves in the
matter, claiming that there was no in
teil1ion to commit forgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

appointed OF Florida IN 1865
Philip informed Of the French Hugn
Mendenz commissioned to destroy them e
Augustine and founded that CITY he
the French settlement and al put
In
Chy
Gourgu for that
killed all of them In this
Florida who hated the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
Flashed Crooked Checks

Especial Dispatch to The Time1)
BRISTOL. TENN, November 6-k
Young man giving his name Al j. a
Fallenstine was arrested here this sse.
ming for attempting TO pass forged
check for SIS. signed Southern Railway
Company per T. ". Fisher. agent. An.
other check for SIS. signed in the sans
way. was found on the strangers person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
A Baby in the Branches, /
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

N . ISptC1dI
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. November
e.-An infant of about six weeks was
found hanging from the limbs of tree
out in the Rivanna River a few days ago
BY William Irving, a colored sign painter
Of this city, who was fishing.
Irving believes that the body was
washed from the river by recent
treshet and lodged in the branches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

my OF such excellence that was able
in my annual report for 1896 to state:
The personnel OF the army was never
in better condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

Guided their case the operators will make
their defense. after which the mire
owners will probably be again herd f.
rebuttal.
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question that the matter will DO de
.mined by the Elections Committee.

When the Legislature reconvenes hero In
extra session next week there will be
a new member of each Of its branches.
One will be senator Don P Halsey. OF
I.siichburS, who succeeds Hon. Carter
Glass. aud the other Will be the success
sor TO Hon. Z. N. N1cPeak tRep.) of Car
roll. who rendered his resignation to
Governor Montague in vacation. 1t is not
known who was chosen to succeed Mr..
NcFeak. as no returns have been re-
sceivcd here from Carroll as yet.
There is one contest for seats In the
House now pending, it having been de-
ieircd by the Elections Committee until
Tie extra session. 1t is that from Nor
folk city, involving the regularity OF III.
setting members, Hon John Whitehead
and Hon. C. A. Woodward. The contest
ants are N1essrs. S. S. Lambeth, Jr.. and
NJ. Lindsay Bi,ob. Some how there Is a
pretty general impression that this con-
les. viii not be pressed. and it would
cause no surprise should it be finally
dropped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

The Times want columns have secured
employment for many of its readers, and
will continue to tender the free use OF
this valuable means to all those seeking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
CHESTERFIELD VOTE
Not Over One Third Registered Vote
PoIled-The Monument.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
CHESTERFIELD.s VA, November g.
The poll books from the fourteen pre-
cincts Of Chesterfield county were to-day
examined by Messrs. J. e. La Prade. p.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED, TUTORING OR COACHING
s by an X. &. and A. NJ. graduate OF Ran
do!ptl-AIacon College. who has had four
years experience: terms noderate: tes-
timonials given. Address B.. 5lD North
Fifth Street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

According to the official count Of the
vote of the city as reported by the Board
OF Commissioners of Elections in the
Hastings Court yesterday is as follows:
John Lamb. 2.ss1; B. w. Edwards 2'S;
William Il. Talley so: Philip Harris. s.;
Thomas Arthur Hollins, 5; j. ]. Quantz,
&c. total 5,24s.
The Board consists OF Mcssrs. Andrew
IIl.ai.se, r. a Cavedo. p. II. c. Noble,
Goodman Davis and W. D. Scldcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
Nathan the Prophet.

Rabbi Ca!lisch will preach at Beth
sAhaba tonight on Nathan, the
Prophet" The discourse will be one Of
special interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

+ MAN to cook and clean house for Il
SMALL refined family: the right person
will be treated as Il member OF the
family. references exchanged. Mrs.
.sr. CO. Smithfield. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

employment, and also to those who map
he in need of male or female help. E:vcrys
body reads The Times want ads. Cut out
the free coupon in the want columns III
is good for % words in want columns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED-YOUNCf@ MAN: FROM TIL;
country. with best references and exper-.
fenced in a general merchandise store.
wants position in office or any clerical
work. W. ]. NJ. care this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
HELP WANTED-HALE.

AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
BOY to feed job press. Apply WILSON
Il PAPER BOX.CO.. Is Governor Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED-YoUNG MAN WANTS Po-
sitlon with some good business firm.
where there are opportunities for pros
motion. Salary no object. Best refer
ences. Address Position, care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WttNTED-A TRAINED NURSE, WHO
has had experience both as nurse and
that OF matron. desires a position either
as nurse or matron in some large school,
Presbyterian preferred, or in some pub
lie institution: references exchanged.
Address Mrs. a. w, No. 4at n. Twelfth
Street. city.
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WANTED. POSITION AS SrENoGRt-
>PfIER. either for part or whole of day.
by young lady OF experiences Address,
Street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED, BY "A BOY, II YEARS OLD,
work for afternoons and Saturdays Ad-s
dress c.. care this office.
WANTED - MANAGER PROOFTRF.AD-
Err, compositer is open for an engage
ment. Address c. y. g North LON
hardy Street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
haLP WAFTED-FEMALE-

WANTED. SALEsGIRLS FOR BOOK
Department.: must be well posted on cur
rent literature and have ability to sell.
Apply to MANAGER, MILLER &
q RHOADS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED. BY 4 REFINED LADY. ~
position in linen department In hotel.
hoartIing- housa or public institutions. or
as companion for lady or as assistant
housekeeper. Address Box Is, Charlotte
Courthouse, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED-PoSITION AS COLLECTOR
assistant in office Or night Waterman by
sober and reliable. married. with gilt
edge references. Address s. Il. US IT,.
Room H. Times Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED, FOR \ VERY TRUST
worthy lady. who lives in the country.
situation as housekeeper in a refined
family. or would accept position to care
for an INVALID. best references Stven.s
Address IIOUSEkEEPER, care POST
master. Station A. city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED. POSITION BY BooK-kEEP-
er and general office man: over ten
years experience: gilt-edge city refer
compensation ii opportunities for adj
vancement. Address CT. NJ. care this
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

A YOUNG LADY OF REF'INENIE.NH
Il desires, a position as companion to cula
tured lady; can furnish best OF refers
euces Address Miss L.. AESEiER, Obids.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WANTED. BY A REFINED LADY OF
IS years of age. position as matron i'm
some linen department In hotel or soma
public Institution, companion for lady or
assistant housekeeper. correspondence
solicited. Address Cox Is, Ch1rlotta
a ,ourt'hoJiSs Il A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

WAN.rE.D-A WHITE COOK: sNIALL
family: references required. No 500
North Fifth Street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED. 70 RENT TO MEMBERS on
the Legiska Hvs. two ROOMS. comfort1
bis and NICELY furnished with q
without boprd; private family. excellent
table. centrally located. half square
Main Street car line. Address NJ. care
this Office.
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WANTED, A CHANGE IN BUSINESS
by a young man who has been with the
present house over three years. 5exper-
fenced in general office work. shipping.
collecting and as salesman. also has
knowledge of bookkeeping. position with
new manufacturing concern preferred.
but anything considere.i: will demon
strate ability besides furnishing refer
ences: tasks only living salary TO start.
but prospects must be briusht. Address
...hNIBiTI0US, care this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

Mrs. Joseph Douglass. of Northumber-
land county. died at her home few
days ago after a brief illness of typhoid
| fever, aged sixty years. a husband and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07
WANTED.

aUSE. LESS COAL AND Keep WARMER
this winter by having the Southern AS
bestos Company (Eell phone 142S) covet
your furnace pipes with asbestos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-07

ENERG ETC. COMPETENT AND EN-
situation Immediately: University edu-
cation. editorial writings speciality.
Abundance OF satisfactory references
AMI testimonials. " Stallinss, n. c.
NANTED-Aaa SITUATION At ONCE,
by a tirst-class man as bar tender: thor
ougFly understands bar and restaurant
nisheet. Address w. M. care Leader Of
flee.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEnA1E.

WANTED. BY q. THOROUGHLY COM.
petsnt lady of eight years experience,
position as honseIeeper or to care fot
aged or invalid persons: references ex-
s. changed. ADDRESS s. il. B., Box II.
Blackstone. VIZ.
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LOST.

LOST-WHITE SPANISH FJODLEf
four feet shaved. nose shaved. Liberal
reward if returned TO 40sta N. Secont
Street
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-09

slbly desire to make another fellows for
tune out OF pure benevolence, one
Naturally suspects him. INTERRUPTED
the stranger. Il do not blame Won. /
may tell you, however, that I am acting
merely as confidential agent My principal
is one whom yOu-and everyone else
Know we'll and whose motives are above
suspicion. This distinguished gentleman
mas noted your name as one whom he
would be ready to benefit in a certain
way winch is his secret. If you care TO
Iearh IN whose name am now speaking,
sh&It be pleased to inform you on re-
celVInG your word of honor that YOU viii
never under any circumstances whatever
divulge it,
Wen, 1 don't see what harm could
come of my knowing that much. anv
way laughed Royce
'Glve me your formal word that what
L now tell you shall go no farther,
AcS-I give it; l undertake to keer, the
knowledge secret from all the world
sdpposing that your communication
proves 10 have been made bona fide. ana
tnat you have spoken the simple trutb ;,
Good. Listen then; his name is Sir
Bruce ThOrHton"
Royce started violently: Sir Bruce was
one Of the greatest names in the med
ical directory of perhaps the most learn
ed existing writer upon bacteria, and
their development, etc.
"Impossible"' said Royce. ''NYhv on
earth should Sir Bruce interest himself
about me?"
lie Will explain that and other mat
ters if you care to call and see him.
The Immediate result of this conger-
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-09

Britton VS.. Board of Election Commits
sioners, 81 Pacific Reporter, 1115, it is he'd
that the primary election law excluding
all political parties which did not cast at
the next preceding election at least per
cent of the total votes, is a violation Of
those sections of the constitution which
give to the people the right to freely as
semble together to consult, for the com
mon good, and provide that no citizen or
class of citizens shall be granted privi-
leges or immunities which shall not be
granted. upon the same terms, to all citi-
zenS. The court holds that this law not
only discriminates between political par
ties and the members thereof. but works
the disfranchisement of voters, or COM
pels them, if they vote at all, to vote
for representatives of d political party
other than that to which they belong.
Justice Garoutte, in a dissenting opinion
rather destroys the force of this holding
by pointing out that under the Australian
ballot law, in force in California, politi-
cal parties which cast less than 3 FER
cent of the votes at the next preceding
election would not be allowed to place
their nominees upon the ballot, and that
no substantial benefits could be derived
by such party by participating IN pri-
mary elections. He also points out that
a voter is allowed to cast his vote for
the delegates of any party represented
upon the ballot, with the result that DEM
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-09

vestnent I am in your hands, Sir
Bruce"
Then listen and you shall know first
the fundamental principle upon which is
| based my action in now taking you up.
and before you many other smart young
fellows, all Of whom I have satisfactor-
lily started in life. My aim is the Ioftiest
Imaginable; it is the cause Of science.
have given up practicing, as you may
be aware in order to devote myself to
scientific investigation, which l carry
on both personally and also through
the medium of others of whom l get
to as yourself. l have in this cabinet,
several small bottles; the contents Of
each is of inestimabIe value, and the re-
suit of years of patient labor and re-
search. After careful personal instruc-
non and experiment, I entruSt to each
OF my disciples one of these. Can you
make guess as to their contents-here
is one. look at it. for the love of Heaven
do not let it drop; so--carefully-wha
| is it, now?"
The bottle contained LIQUID. in which
foated a cloudy yelIowish substance. as
to which Royce declined to hazard an
opinion without careful inspection and
analysation.
These are the microbes of q very ter
rible disease" said Sir Bruce; there
are sufficient here to infect and destroy
the entire population Of London
Good Lord!' answered Rovce almost
dropping the phial in his amazement.
Sir Bruce continued his explanation
Now in the first place I shall ask you
TO DO me the favor to be my guest at
this house fer one week frOm-let me
see, this is the 14tl-fronl the 24th 1t is
part Of the scheme"
/ shall be very happy said Royce
somewhat nervously, so long as it is
wan inf
me-
Far from it," Sir Bruce laughed;
fiat eHperimentum in corpore vito! IT
Is my own~yile body that is to be made
the victim; this microbe develops on
the tenth day, that is why have fixed
upon the 24th, I now detach an infinites-
mai particle from the mass and--no, no,
you need not be alarmed, l assure you
that [ know very well indeed what am
aoont-l swallow minute portion in
water-there, it is done in ten days you
snail nave patient but long before that
you shall have become well aware how
10 attack and overpoWer the disease as
Soch as 1t shall have declared itself L
shan scarcely he i'll for a single day
Good HeaTens!' exclaimed Royce;
then your system is to"
@ teach each pupil how to be a spe-
clahst In single terrible malady. and
afterwards to supply him with the where
Wlthal to make name and fortune by in
surng constant demand for his services.
This is species of typhoidaI microbe. |
shall soon teach you how to externinate
it from the system attacked" 1t was at
this point that Royce began to suspect the
sanity of the great man.
But, my dear sir" he calculated, ''you
are suggesting to me a criminal proceed
ing: this is simply murder
"Oh, dear, no: Oh, dear, no, by no
means. Murder, indeed! as if I-you are
to be the saviour of many lives, young