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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
FINE REGISTRATION
IN RICHMOND CITY.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

the highest mark. yet the Democrats are
the winners by several hundred votes
But wha. compensates more than all for
the falling Off. the registered white vote
here Is the complete elimination Of The
negro as a factor from the political
arena. and the giving of the Democrats
absolute control OF every ward in the
city by fair and honest majority.
NO EXCUSE FOR FRAUD.
It removes all excuse for fraud at the
polls, if there has been any. and per-
mits the white people of the Capital City
to stand out once again in the clear,
searching sunne... of pubic opinion with
no blot or stain upon their political excut-
cfeon This fact will cause rejoicing in
the humblest homes. as well a S in palaces
of TIE rich and powerful, for the rank
and file Of the white people here. like
those out in the State. are high-minded
and honorable, both in politics and in
the private walks of life, and it is a glad
day for them that at last they may
Take Up the White Mans Burden and
conduct their public affairs without any
regard to the degenerate and debauched
suffrage. whose presence as a political
faction has hung like a threatening cloud
over them for the past thirty years.
The registrars did their work in a most
admirable manner hey are all high
men and from their decisions there nave
been bur few appeals. The negroes took
but little interest in the registra ton.
SAW THEIR FINISH.
Many Of them who did apply could not
get in. for even vito the fair administra-
Con of the suffrage clause, which was Of
Tered here. the poor creatures could not
understand Again they seemed to rea-
lie long ago tina their pourical doom
was sealed and for this reason they did
not come to the polls in arge numbers.
bers.
Madison Ward came nearest to regis
tering hare full white strength. The
voters turned out well, though the board
sat only twelve days, while all the others
sat fifteen days. The white vote in this
ward fell Sort less than forty as COM
pared Win the old books.
IN jefferson there is talk of making ap-
plicat:on to Judge Witt for an additional
sitting of a few days. but this is not a t
all certain. Unless the timesis extended
by the court there will be no more reg
istration of voters here until next fall.
when the same boards will sit again.
A COINCIDENCE.
In .cc= Ward the first man to register
MAS Mr. Robert Grome. The last was
AR benjamin Blake Minor, while next
to the last was Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart.
1t is a coincidence that all these were
qualified on the ground that they We're
descendants of soldiers of the. war OF
1872. though Mr.. Stewart registered IN
der the property qualification.
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Eegistrationin Bedford.

(Snecial Dispatch to The Tines
BEDFORD CITY, VA. October u
Charlemont District is probably the ban
ner district in the State in the matter
of registration. At Curtis Precinct eve.y
white man on the poll books was regis
tered and three negroes. Eleven coloced
men We're rejected
At Big Island. with one more day, Oc-
tober 11th for the registrars to sit. there
are 16O white and eighteen colored men
registered. Twenty-seven colored We're
rejected and no whites. Tho old books
show-whites. 1S5: colored. As.
Registration is now on in Bedford City,
but it is difficult to obtain any figures
from those in charge
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Ree;strst;cn ia King George.

Special Dispatch TO The Times.1
KING GEORGE. VA. october 1.-The
Registration Boards in. King George Will
complete their work this week. The reg
istering has beer. very slow. and but
slight interest has been manifested by
either white or colored people. During
five days OF registration last week at
Passapotanzy Precinct, in Potomac DIS
trict. only one hundred applicants regis
tered. seventeen of whom We're colored.
a full statement of the work OF the
boards will be forwarded as soon as tile
statistics can be gained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
SHELTER!NG ARMS OPEN
Miss .Morand the New Superintendent
in Charge.

The Sheltering Arms Hospital opened
yesterday morning for the winter alter
being closed foi- tifrSe months
Miss j. H SioIapd, OF New York, who
succeeds Miss Coleman as superintend-
ent of the hosp.ta. this year, arrived in
the city YESTERDAY and at once took
charge Of the institution Or. p y.
Starkc, Tor the present, is acting resident
physician ShelteIing Arms Hospital IS
purely charity institution. and being
dependent entirely upon the public for.
support. the Board of Managers at this
time would appreciate any donations the
people of the city may see fit to make.
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MARRIED IN SHORT SKIRTS
Brought Her Bridal Dress Packed ~
The Foot of Buggy.
snerial Dispatch to The Times.1

7-3aIF'tl = :. =. - =,
naEvtl.L.E.. VA. October mfr. G.
= v,nstead and cousin. Miss Clair Win
s+eaa were quietly married! in the parlors
If the Hotel Burton tonight, Doth OF the
,o1lng people hail from RoSboro ~ O..
from her school. At which Dlace the
young lady was stolen
She brought her bridal dress with her
packed in 4 hand box IN thu foot OF tho
buggy.
She looks TO be a mere child. which %,
lief is partly borne out by the ieneetd =
No. eisirts She IS exceedingly pretty.
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Anxious TO Register.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times
LEBANON. Oct..I.--The voters of Rus
sell county are manifestins considerable
;tterest in registration. Registrars are.
sitting at all the precincts in the county,
and it is thought that there will be very
few white voters who will not register.
The Board Of Registration for Lebanon
District has been sitting in their own
since o1st instant. and during the seven
DAYS ST. whites and negroes haze reg
stered.
Five white and nine black have been
refused
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the county reports. The corresponding
secretary replied that they were Mrs.
Jobson asked II it was the will OF the.
convention for the US to be thus ig-7
norcd by the secretary. Miss Gordon
suggested that a foot note be placed to
the report saying that the report Of the
Yrs would be given In full in the Y Sc
cretary's report thus keeping the re-
cording secretary from rewriting the
entire report.
This suggestion was then made as q
motion and carried. The report was then
received with rising vote Of thanks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
In King and Queen.
,c,a1Disnatch 10 Tie Times. /,

Especial Dispatch TO Tie Times.)
. SHACIlELFORDS,E VA, October Lii.
w. Bland, j. r. r. Vaughan and George
T. Hart registrars for Bucna Vista DIS
trict, King and Queen county, nave com com
pleted the registration at Little Plymouth
Precinct. They registered 10 white and
is colored voters The old registration
was 10 white and $50 colored Forty
two colored were refused registration
No colorcd got IN on the understanding
clause.
The same registrars will begin their
work at Buena Vista PRECINCT next Fiji
day.
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IN AMHERST
At Least Ninety Per Gent. of White Vote
Viii Be Polied-Indians Register.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The TimesD
AMHERST, VA, october 1.-The work
Of the registrars has been completed In
two Of the magisterial districts OF Am
herst considerations and Pedlar. at
least ninety or ninety-five per cent. OF
the white vote in these districts has
been registered. and it is reported that
the per cent. of whites in the other dis
tricts will be as large as in these two.
In the Courthouse District fiftE-seven
negroes and twelve Indians registered,
and in Iadlar. the largest district in the
county. only forty-four negroes were reg
iStcrcd
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public speaking will be by Congressman
II. D. Flood.
State Senator w. P. Barksdale. of
Halifax county, will also make an adj
Rapid Registration.
dress.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
LIfRAY, VA. October 1.-Registration
for Luray began to-day. During the en-
tire day 125 We're registered. only thres
being rejected, all of whom We're colored.
The Registrar ton Board will be in session
at this precinct for thirteen days, and
should the rate OF to-day's registration
be kept up, the entire vote of the pre-
cinot will be registered IN half that time.
The majority of those registering at
I.uray are coming under the understand
ing and property clauses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Largest Naturalization in History of the
INSTITUTION.

The University College Of Medicine
opened yesterday with the largest Inatrl-
c5.lation III the history OF the institution
More than so students will be enrolled
This session. which number goes Well over
former years. DR.. j. Allison Hodges.
8,,,.esiaert Of the college. delivered brief
opening address, to the students on yes
teIlar morning. after which many OF
the students attended the opening cilnlcs;
TIE ;ii7st clinic Of The session was held
by DR. Edward Mcclure
-ri,e enrolment this year shows the
nl..z1c,r.cliai growth of this comparatively
so,ng institution. and places It we'll in
5;f3t. Il .ort among the medical colleges OF
There IS much new equipment in the
lecture halIs and laboratories of the col
sfsee i,rstalled This session aud many
changes in the courses, which show the
#al,v4are tie institution has made in all
.Iiana Il N nrtS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured.

Tho truly marvellous cures of Asthma,
which are being effected By Or. SchiG-
maan's Asthma Cure certainly call Cor
notice.
Rev. G. L. TABOR, OF Washbnrn, Ill,
says: "Scn,e years ago my wife used
seyera. 2aciagea Of your Asthma Cure
which resulted IN C permanent cure"
4 Hay Fever sufferer writes: II have
been /. sufferer from Hay Fever for over
% year4. s..aa i.seeIned harder every year.
Tao Grst ii gIs used youf Asthma euro
l Ysas ;,-aaIy ieiioved. IT cured my cough
aIsc- using 2 fey times. shall recon-
mead II t. al, sufferers OF Hay Fever"
Mrs Mar. X, 8 ;l:c1scu: LANG burg, Mich.
Sold BY n: sGraggists at 5Ac and f1.O0.
Send &c stamp 10 Ia. <. Schinmann, Box
Sc. St. Paul, Mi..s., for a FREQ trial
package
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viii Not Move.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

FREDERICKSBU VA. Oct. the
report sent out from Newport News to
the effect that the large plant Of the
Eagle Shoe Company, located here.
would probably i,e moved to Newport
News, is denied here. NJ. Y. NJ. F'lem
il-, ore OF the owners to whom the
report referred. says that Newport News
has offered inducements but they Will
rot be accepted and that the plant will
remain here.
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He r;iaS Alone.
,snecisl p,spatch to The Times. j.

WEST POINT, VA. Oct 1.--NIr James
Gentry, who lived not far from West
Point. died at his home Yesterday at s
), NJ n. was buried to-day. at 10 A.
y: in tho West Point Cemetery.
Fo;- some reason he had separated from
his family and Was living quite alone.
lie was sick only a short time. He left
IS home but as yet his people have not
Isut In an appearance; indeed. no one
seems to know where to find them. His
family consisted ofwife, sons and daugh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
II PittsyIvania.
(snacial Disnatch to The Tines.)

CHATHAM, VA, Oct 1.-The Board
of Registers of Callanas District, COM
posed of Museville. Hollywood. Eanister.
Swansonville. Sandy River and Callanas
Precincts. completed their work Monday.
Five hundred and forty-three whites and
twenty-siX negroes We're registered. Reg
istered on old books s43 whites, S14 ne
groes Most of the negroes We're regis
tered under the property clause tho re-
mainder under the understanding clause.
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Eiizai,ath CITY Count

Special Dispatch to The Tmes)
l;EWPORT NEWS. VA. October H.
Completed registration in Elizabeth City
county shows 1883 voters. OF whom 80
are colored. About 1900 negro voters
have been eliminated in the county.
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At WytheviIle.
lSnecial Dispatch TO The Times.

--.--
WYTHEVILLE. VA. October Reg
istration has begun at Crockett's Pre-
cinct in the Black Lick Magisterial Dis
trict of the county. Most of the whites
Of the precinct have already registered,
while not a single negro has been placed
on the books.
votes at this precinct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Postofhcers Named
tsnecIaI pisnateh to The TIN

tspecIaI Dispatch to The Tlmas.}
yyAsIIINGTON, D. c.. October This
following sourth-class postottice appoint.
u,ents for Virginia and North Carolina
were announced to-day
y.;r,.inia-Charles 4. Anderson. Norvel-
Ia Necklenburg county: Mrs. Flora T..
,rnck. Red Bank. Halifax county.
North Caroina-Lizzis F'iyshe. Helena.
fertie county: Emma Medeflris. Sufam.6A
field. Guiiford county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

WASHINGTON D. C.-The Navy De-
partment has received a cablesranl from
Commander Patch. of the Montgomery,
announcing the departure OF that vessel
yesterday from Cape Hayden for Port
de Paix, Hayti, and Santa Marta. Co
lonnbia. to investigate reported disturb
2nces at both places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Bank Of Washington.
lSnacial Dispatch to Tho Tim

E.sE'tc 't'1 17IsI'.toA1 . IT. 1HI1''-9
WASHINGTON, D. C.. October 1.-The
Comptroller Of the Currency to-day is.
eled certificate authorizing the Kappa
hammock National Bank. of Washinston.
Va. to commence business. II. NJ Dud-
ley is president, c. r. Wood cashier and
the capital stock is $25,OtO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
and with great effect, she told striking
anecdotes of the lamented Frances WIZ

/ ps1Shs-S + ,
and with great effect, she told striking
! anecdotes of the lamcuted Frances VIII
/ lard
/ Mr. II. Spencer IJoldscrort vas now pre-
4 scented 10 welcome the convention in be-
! half Of the .'Y's." The speaker was re-
oeiyed with rounds Of applause and full
4 filled the honorable Inission in a most
/ creditatYlc manner He counselled unity
1 alI5 harmony and closed amidst great APP
! plause.
a male quartette then rendered Vic
1 tory through Grace while the coilec-
! ton plates were .:.ttidet around by the
ushcrs OF the church.
The es,1onses of the visitors were then.
made allc. wg,4 CHOICE gems o. words and
| Thoughts. 5:ls. ". II Parrot, OF Mar
tJrsviiic. responded for the W s. Mrs.
/ Nilii:,,4l Melville. OF Scott: county, re-
4 sp0ritied Tor ti.c northern section Of the
!, Statt; AIRS. Thomas p. Bagby, of West
/ Point. spol.e fol. TjGeTater and East
| Virginia. Al Tie sf.eetscs se:e bright,
1 spsll!i:ilg. witty ard iet.ae:ed credit upon
/ the minds heads and hearts Of tie lair
| speakers s!at t!Es.r We're given nue. ap-s
pause Mrs isasby's tribute to the y s.
| yta- yoc:ferously applauGed. At the con-
cIlis.n:4 G:# Nor address she WIS presented
With q 5eautifIl. bouquet OF flowers rom
t4:, .'S-ts-' I92 presectatio:. WIS made
in a graceful stAecl b5- MISS Mann. of
Petersburg, a,4l the irstasut proved that
tie .'4ss.+ a:idt taeir friends are abroad
/ j.. tie land.
1lss9l 3-i&l'Ai - , VOL
| I'.eTe We're two sesslons. q me con.
F%l',.0A on 2es'sfis, a,li 9
Ie.;tts address was an excellent PAPER
! ana f:fgrc a fail review Of he year s
] ,,is. y,,o.ress New
/ ,,,2f,.,5z - IAN. o-r.,nizea weekly. and
49,. ~. Nor. general interest
r5..s if,.ss5 ii. tlla cause.
as. ~, sesste-s yesterday gave the
I'D scsn4 idea. OF tie extent and
srlatla management Of the work
't!le7a sltts ''o2en Siiterent department $.
Iisess et,Ht5. he wlaole i1e of me ofs'a'i-
;ltic1l $ l5sssiSa Inc T'olENA comprises d
t:lel1es'..ss. OF sn@taed ana col'.l} .Seeiisss
OF detail lisetl htsl'dAs nc slu1t,, -
tle ntliah1s ~ 1911 -
91 = d 49, ntficers
49,, NJ, - ~, .l,s5 ,,ties Ti,e statistical
.tc9,,.es Il ! ~, reI,0rts would prove a rev.
citation TO those who are not famiiiar
with the work
OPENING Session.
Tho opening session was called to
order yesterday morning by the
president, Mrs. Howard NJ. Hoge, De
! vot!onal exercises We're conducted by
Rev. pr cecil. after which the business
was begun. An excellent Attendance
was present.
Tie. recording secretary. Mrs. Soutl1all,
OF. Eorfelk, being absent. the president
| suggested the election of a secretary
49,. ~ =
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IN Stanton.
Especial piSpatch to The Times,

TAUNTON. VA. Oct. 1.-This is the
third day of registration under the new
CONSTITUTION. The total registered i'll both
wards 50 far is IA whites and fifty five
blacks. Only six colored and two whites
have been turned down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Roanoke Winds up.

tSpccia! Dispatch 70 The TImesl
ROANOKE. VA, October i.-Registra-
ton closed tonight with a total in the
colored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Panitani;arr Bidders
Especial D,spatch to rhe Times,

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct Cap
tain p. t. Marye, architect for the new
peni,e1lriary building. states that the
specifications will not be ready for in
spection of bidders until next Monday.
The advertisement for bids names to-
morrow, and some Richmond bidders were
expected here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Camnaign in the enth.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Tincs.l
u LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 1.-The Demo
cratic campaign will be opened here
Monday next. county court day, and
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Warren County.

Especial Dispatch to Tha Timcs.)
FRONT ROYAL. va, October 1.-The
registra ton books for Warren county
closed Monday and I send YOU the re-
turns from the two districts that are
reported to date.
I~;r ;ot# C'nIo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-09
A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.

horrible disaster in the West Indies may be fairly consd-
red distressing in the American
emsphere If the reports hand fault
population of $4,000 St Pierre Martinique have been
ied
Reports disturbances made few days ago.
the of the catastrophe fearful shock 1t
horrible death that the people owing the breaking of
that had long been dormant The erupons
by earthquakes believed destroyed
he homes and other buildings in the town.
St Pierre French possession and is the commercial capital
the important island of Martinique The details of the horrible
sfortune far received yet meagr British Rod
brought the first and only by peculiarly good for
enough of the vessel left reach St Thomas
Another reported and feared deal of the
he city Of misfortune lays between the mountains and the great
and would if the mountains snels watching
ncroach much the land but the mountains
false guardians and the and misery thousands
i strike kindred feeling in human hearts all the world
In the that have been told of the affair thus far there
noticeable similarity the statement of Pny the elder
ancient cities of Italy
The loss of human life terrible contemplate; the de-
tructon of almost overpowerng Perhaps when fuller
hand may be found that the ST. Pierre
been costly humanity the earlier would
ndicate.
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WELL KNOWN.
Miss Edith Benson Dies a
Fitchburg, Mass.

Miss Edith Benson. formerly OF this
city. died last Wednesday at her home
In Fitchburg. Mass She had been suf-
fering for a long time with consumption
and in spite OF the fact that she knew
her life was soon to be cut Off. she was
always cheerful and resigned.
She leaves a host of friends who loved
her. and her parents will have the SYM
pathy OF all I'm their bereavement. The
funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:30
at the Benson home on Lawrence street,
Fitchburg, Mass. and the interment will
be at Greenville. ~. II.
Miss Benson graduated from the Provi-
dence High school in 81 After her
graduation she entered Bryant & STRAIT
tons Business college, which she left "a
go to work for Weaver q Co Her
health soon failed. however. and ever
since that time she has borne patiently
and always with a smile. her terrible af-
Fiction
She was In her 25th year and had al
ways been n lover of outdoor life. de-
lighting In driving her favorite horse
about the avenues and boulevards OF
Providence. She was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Benson. who for
merly lived on Olive street Of this city
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PARTUCKET.

In the district court today Patrick
house for six months on his plea of guilty
to a charge OF being common drunkard
Michael Madden, charged with being n
disorderly person. was sentenced to the
State workhouse for six months. Ar
thur Vickery. charged with assault on
Bessie Finn. aged six years. pleaded not
guilty and the case was discontinued on
recommendation Of City Solicitor Edward
W Blodgett on the ground OF Insult
ficicnt evidence.
4 public meeting OF the Carpenters
all Joiners union OF the city will be
held this evening In the headquarters OF
the Lu'on at Labor Temple. at which
time there will be an address by w. j..
Shields Of Boston. national organizer for
New England. whose subject will be
The Eight-Hour Day"
The members OF the Pawtucket Cy-
clirg club will enjoy smoker and
entertainment this evening at the club
house al So East avenue.
In all OF the schools OF the city today
exercises appropriate to the observance
OF Arbor Lay we've held, and some of
tt'sc were we'll attended by parents and
friends of the pupils. This evening at
the Auditorium there will be held the
f,,t annual meeting OF the Improvement
league OF Cenlial Falls and Pawtuck.r.
and IN conr"ctlon there will be singing
b. n chorus q 100 pupils from the pub.
lie schools and there viii be an address
by Albert Kelsey Of Philadelphia. who
will speak on Municipal Housekeeping
or How 20 Organize and Maintain n Well
ordered city" There will be free dis
tribution OF flower seeds I'm connection
with tho meeting
The First Ward Democratic club will
hold meeting this evening in the hal
on Carnation Rtreet In the interests oi
registration and naturalization. There
Will be an address by Represcntativ,
| James ". Higgins and this VIII he fol.
lowed by smoker"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-09
Exhaus ion Of N3rVs Force Is
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
BanisheS
Nervous PrOstratiOn, Hysteria
and SleeplessnesS.

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OF the crowded streets oi our cities or
towns The observer will note counten-
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twitchlng muscles, pallid faces. and
startled anxious looks when unusual
noises are made. Such people are, with
out doubt, victims OF nervous prostra-
ton, hysteria, or insomnia. The whole
system suners--.-.S BRAIN the spinal cord
and the sympathetic system.
IL is unnecessary TO dilate minutely
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cares and disappointments, haste after
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worries. sexual and alcoholic excesses.
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