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A cottage on Bennett avenue belong.
ing to W. H. Bright is being painted,
DR.. G., b. M. Adams visited Phila.
delphia this week.
Station Agent Chase has moved into
the west side of the Shaw Bros. cottage
ON Rio Grande venue
Barker House arrivals the past week
have been b. ID. Thomas, Charles Bentz,
Philadelphia; John Hood, Camden.
Daniel Page returned home from Fair
ton last Saturday, where he spent two
weeks under treatment for a cancer in
the face. 1t is thought that the opera
ton will prove successful.
Real Estate Dealer j. II. Dowler is
clearing up a number of his lots on
Young ana Spencer avenues, west OF
the railroad.
+. A. Breck, of Vineland, is building
a second house on Andrew avenue.
Mems $l.75 shoes for SI.37 this week
at Glickman's. X
Among the Centre House guests the
past week have been +. 2. Larkin,
John NeWhall, Charles H. Stroud,
Philadelphia; Howard X. Buck, Wild
wood; b. ID. Collins, Millyille; John
Troub, Mays Landing; Coroner Chas.
ii. Clouting, Sea Isle City; VIM. r.
Cain, Atco; Jennie Ruth Mcpherson,
Fishing Greek; George d. Moore,
Bridgeton.
Miss Minnie Parminter and mother
made a trip to the city this week.
a meeting of the Holly Beach Bor-
ough Council was held on Wednesday
evening with Mayor Smith, Council
men Forcum, Lee, Lopez and Norton
present. In the absence of clerk Hewitt
Mr.. Forcum acted as clerk. Mrs. Carl
Haswin appeared before Council and
asked for an electric light in the street
neal her mothers residence. The re-
quest was granted. J. Fithian Tatem
Esq, and +. Sutton, of the Five Mile
Beach Electric Railway Co., also were
present with the trolley ordinance
which they desire Council to pass, and
a public hearing was given on the mat
ter. Samuel E. Moore, a property
owner, was present and objected to the
passage of the ordinance because the
company would not promise a trolley
connection with the mainland and with
Cape May. Capt. Frank 2. Downs
thought that the company should agree
10 sprinkle the streets, but it was shown
TO him that the ordinance already pro-
vided for the sprinkling of the streets
during July and August. l.. f. Butts
thought that the company should be
required to use iron poles instead of
wooden ones. The ordinance was read
and a motion to pass it on first reading
was lost by the following vote: Yeas,
Forcum, Pinker. Nays, Lee, Lopez,
Norton. BY motion the ordinance was
then referred to the law and ordinance
committee to report next Wednesday
evening, Nov. rs, when a public hear
ing will be continued. Council then
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
DELEGATES ALARMED.
Earth Qual<cd During Speech by Peruyia.
Delegate.
{Ev Associated Pr

MENIcO CITY, Jan. 15.In this morn
ing session of the Ps.n-Amc1ican Con-
ference the Chilians prolonged their di-
latory tactics. Tho burden of their
speeches were that all arc in favor Of
The Hague Convention, but il must not
pass through the conference without dis
cusson.
Mr.. Buchanan, of tho United Suites:
Senior .Afacedo, of 2iexico, and Senior Bers
n,;,io, Of Argentine. each made speeches
asking il turn: IF we are all agreed,
what is there 10 discuss z?
AT the afternoon session the Chilian
delegates resumed their speecf-nlakIng.
Senior 4Alzamora, tiE Peru, had just risen
to reply when u premonitory trepida-5
ton spread consternation through the
assembly, and for nearly one minute ar
forwards Tie gildea hall OF sessions
swayed like the saloon OF q liner. The.
delegates snrang from their chairs and
era bed their desks in alarm, but Ware
treasured by the calrnness Of the AIexi-3
cans. The proceedings were int errnptedE
for fullyzte minutes. n embers OF the
Congress could see from. The wine oWsaof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Tire find Fever.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. Jan. To-
The latest ;advices from Dawson, brought
on the Cottage City. by Charles Berry
man who left the klondille capital the.
latter part of December, are that there
is a stampede from Dawson for Hender--
son creek, near Stewart river.
Bergman reports that several thousand
men arc on tho creek and all claims
have been sfal1cd. Preliminary work has
been commenced OF one Of the largest.
and longest mining tunnels III the world
near juneau. Alaska. Tho tunnel will
be more than s.oeo feet long. and will be
started on the beach just south of Juneau
and run into the mountains to tap a large
number of claims in the Silver Bow l,s-
sin. A large mill will be built on the
beach where it can be operated the year.
round.
1t is said That tie tunnel will cost IN
the neighborhood OF aa,eoa, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17

This Famous Club Enjoy q
Feast; Crisp Speeches
and Merry Songs.

The mid-winter festival of the Windy
Point Club was held at Corcoran Hall
last night The same old Windy Point
crs were there, though probably not so
many as when the club has its water
melon fcasts on the park.
Captain John n Curtis, the president,
was all smiles, as usual, and made some
Of his raciest presentations OF speakers.
Hon. George 3. Keezell, Of the conven-
ton, and for years a guest on these oc-
casions, was again on hand. So were a
number of others fortunate to taste OF
the bountifuI hospitality of the club. a
first rate spread, perhaps a. more pre-
tentious banquet than ever before, was
laid out for the delectation OF the men,
pcrs and their guests. And 1t IS tame
and inexpensive to say that ali ate OF
it and enjoyed it with large, il not in
creasing, appetites but that is strictly
true. And one must tell the truth about
the Windy Point Club or he hears the
choir sing: Hes d liar, he's d liar, just
now
Speeches and songs followed the stay
ing of the famine and the shaking OF the
thirst OF these honest mcn Honest
Dick Taylor was Among the first to be
called upon. The Mayor not for once
breathed politics. Probably ha didtl,t
think of it, but the rules of the club are
StiicL against tuS FSty VI co vi " p0t,'S
on occasions like this. Other Speakers
were Mr.. John NJ. Higgins, Senator
keezc1l, GrDrgo Watt Taylor, D. c. Rich
ardson, L. y Catlin, Rev. George H.
Spooner, of the Trinity Methodist Church,
and several others. Mr.. e. II. Cloves,
Captain Cunningham, and Mr.. w. c. Ar
mitage sang solos and the entire COM
pany sang half a dozen or more pieces
in chorus. Tho company parted for the
night and until the next feast, with
prayer offered by MI. Spooner-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
FIGHT UNDER GROUND.
Thieves Entered to Rob Mine and Fougbt
witt Employees.
lRr Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
VICTOR, COLO, Jan. ia desperate
battle 500 feet under ground between ore
thieves and officers and trusted employees
occurred in the Independence mine. on
Battle Mountain to-day. Between so and
IS shots were exchanged between the
opposing parties.
Lee Glocknec, a member OF the COM
pany's force, was shot twice, but not
seriously injured. The fight was most
determined, but the thieves finally gam
ed the upper hand and forced the COM
parv's men to retreat toward the big
shaft, giving the thieves ali opportunity
10 esca ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
MANNERS OR KERN.
Alleged JeYelry Thi,i Protests lie is a Chlca.
go JeWeIer.
lEr Associated Press


NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1t. Z.
Manners, who says he is Il Chicago jew
eler, III business with his father, but
whom Klein and West, tho two men
under arrest under charge of stealing
Manners cases of jeweiry from d hotel
IN this city, declare is Edward Kern, an
alleged New York jewelry thief, is still
in Jail at Ciretna.
Manners is indignant at his incarcera-
ton, ant; stouuy denies that he is the
fugitive. Tic declares Klein and West
accused him simply to put him to trout
bic. Manners has telegrarhcd to Chicago
friends to come here and identity him.
-AfTidaEts We're made to-day against
Klein and West for robbins Manners Of
$3.50 worth of jewelry. Klein mace q
long statement III his eel to the effect
that Manners planned the theft with
him and West, with the understanding
that he would sue the hotcs company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
TeIe@raniIiC Erey!ties.

PENSACOLA.-The fishermcn's strike,
which has been on for several weeks,
has been arnicablv adjusted. The smacls
are being iced and stores taken on board
preparatory TO proceeding to sea.
HIEL-rhe Imperial yacht ilohenzoi-
lcTn, which is to sail for the United
States on Saturday, is completing her
preparations for the TRANSATLANTIC trip.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-Tha President
and Mrs. Roosevelt tonight gave anothe:
Of the state dinners customary at this
season of the year, the guests Icing in
vited to meet the justices Of the Supreme
Court.
NEW TQRK.-fho Stats zeitug to-
day prints; a special dispatch from Ber-
in which states that Count Won Wal
dersee and his wife viii visit America
in April. The dispatch says that the trip
is made for the field marshals health.
BALTIMORE, MD.-The Baltimore
county tax-paying convention has placed
a ban ullou any textbook which does
not give Rear-Admiral w. S. Schley credit
for the naval victory at Santiago.
MOBILE, ALA-Incominc freight
steamers report a severe storm in Colom-
bia and Costa Rica. and all along the Cen
tral American coast, that began January
Ist and was still raging when the last
vessel sailed, January 9Th. Heavy rain
accompanied the storm, and everything
was flooded.
COLUMBUS, O.--it conference OF
tire Democratic State Central Committee
with prominent party leaders, held here
to-day. it was decided to establish per-
manent State headquarters in Columbus
IN charge of Il salaricd secretary and to
push the work OF the party more Nlgof-
orsly in future campaigns.
WASHINGTON.-Cu5 reciprocity was
again under consideration to-day by the
Ways and Means Committee, with large
representations Of Cubans and of the
various sugar and tobacco interests in at
tendance
TERREN, MEN.-A s3oo,oo shoe fac
tory has been completed here. Arrange
.nents are being made to open UP all de-
part,nents Of the tannery and factory
proper.
IAVAN.A.-At the trial of the charges
growing. out of the Cuban posto!flce
frauds to-day the examination of Estes
G. l;athbonc cx-6ircctor general of posts
Of Cuba, was concluded. Counsel 1cr W.
IL Reeves. ex-deputy auditor for Cuba,
requested The privilege of cross-examintnS
Rathbone which Was accorded, Inc
crcss-cxamnation viii begin Tomorrow
IUKA, MISS.-Ncwport Brady was
Killed in Hardin county, near his place,
to-day by his father-in-iaW. man named.
Leith. 1t is alleged ill-fcclins had exist
a between The two.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Adiniral
George w. Sumner. at present command
ing the League Island Maynard. has
been selected by Secretary Long to take
command of the South Atlantic station.
aud the hattleship Iowa, now III Gillian
waters. has been ordered around Cape
Horn 10 Montcyideo to serve as flagship
of station.
nEs MONIES, IOWA. Jan. 16.--In joint
caucus of the Democratic members of
the General Assembly. e. n Thayer, OF
Clinton was nominated for United States
Senator TO succeed Senator Allison, and
John ]. Secrley. cf Burlington. was nom
mated 70 succeed Senator Dolliver Hoth
men are Gold Democrats and th-ir nom
nation is considered a victory for that
wing of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
DEATHS.

GJVERN ArOR.-Died. at his residence
No. .3o0 Church Hill Avenue. Thursday
January 10th. ut 2:2o Z. 81. JACOB
GUVERNAFOR. after Il brief illness.
He leaves three daughters. one son and
ten grandchildren to mourn their loss.
F'uneSal notice later.
COTTRELL-Died. January 18th. at F.
NJ. at the residence of her son. sam l.
II. cottrell, No. 1927 W. Main Street.
Mrs. s. o. COTTRELL, widow of the
late Ben, P. C0T"rREI1L. in the sew
cnty-seventh year OF her age.
Funeral from Park-Placa Church
FRIDAY at II y. NJ
cooKE-pted at his residence. No. 52s
n. Adams Street Thursday at 10 Z.
NJ, CORNELIUS J.. son OF the late
Henry and Lavinia Cooks.
Funeral arrangements later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Titus is Confident.
(RE Associutci { irss ,

(By Assoclltcd { trss)
NEW YORK, Jan. i6.-Captain Titus
of the Detective Bureau. said he was sure
the man arrested yesterday in Louisiana
was Edward Kern, the former valet Of
Paul Thebaud. hern stole aaout $4,000
worth of iewelry from the Thebaulds two
weeks ago.
Late this afternoon Captain Titus re-
ceived the following telegram from
Sheriff Marco. OF New Orleans:
Man answers all descriptions. Denies
idcntity; says il identified viii return
without rcquistion. think safe TO an
ticipatc
tive Sergeant Kelly, left for New Orleans
Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17

the palace kneeling crowds on the plaza
When Senior Alzamora resumed his speech
he alluded III temperate, although unnls-
taxable terms to tho differences which.
Chill had put in the way OF the conveI-
ing Of the conference and Of the obsta-
scles is now making to the transac-
ton of business.
Blest Cana. of Chill, made an effective
answer. The session terminated with
out coming to a vote on the plan Tor
the acceptance of The Hague articles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Five Thousand for Husband.
(By Associated P:ess.)

(By Associate P:e5s.]
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Jan. i6--Mrs
Emma Furth, of New York city. was
to-day awarded 5000 by jury IN the
United States District Court, as the re-
sus Of a suit brought against Alexander
Cawthon, of Selma, Ala, who was
charged with causing the death Of her
husband, Jacob Furtll. TWO years ago
Turth. who was a travelling salesman.
became involved in Il difficulty With cav
thor in Selma, and Furth was shot and
killed.
Mrs. Ttrth sued for s225,oco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Gives Progressive Euc!lre Party.

Mr.. George Bcrnier, hrewnaster of the
lone Brewing Company. entertained
number of his friends at Cornell & Mill
ler's restaurant. on Broad Street, last
night. The programme embraced a pro
gresSive ouchrc party and an elegant
banquet at which all tile delicacics of the
season We're served. The evening proved
& most delightful one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Union Men Protest.

A special meeting Of Local Union, NO.
go Brotherhood of Painters. PaperhanG-
ers and Decorators, was held last night
in Smiths Hall. for the purpose of max
ing a protest to Governor. Montague, ask
ing that the men now employed in pa
pering the Mansion be stopped from
work on account of not being union men.
Members declined TO give out any state
ment as to what was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Funeral Services.

The funeral OF Mr.. Walter j. Blunt took
place yesterday afternoon at i O'Clock
from the residence, No. Ii North Laurel
Street.
The funeral of Mr.. w. l. Slater tcck
took place yesterday afternoon at SO
o'clock from the Second Presbyterian
Church The rev. DR.. Russell Cecil con-
Quoted the service The elders of tno
church were tho honorary paiI-bcarers,
and the deacons the active pal-bearers.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Anna Corbfn Bran
der took place at $3.50 clock yesterday
afternoon from Grace Episcopal Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17

true remedy-not a patented fake
but a real cure. IRONIAL Tablets cure
any Stomach. Bowel or Liver trouble.
Price sl.o9, or Trial Size &c; all drug
Sists.
Read what the Medical Profession say
of this great remedy:
DR.. THOMAS S. MITCHELL, uanii-
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the patient was fast sinking from op-
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promptly and saved his life. when old
reliable remedies failed. 1t was trial,
but a great success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
I.ihcrtador Lands.

wILLEAISTAD, ISLAND OF sCURA-
Gao. Iaa l6-(vIa Haytan cable).-The
Venezuelan revolutionary steamer I4ibcr-
tabor lformerly tho Ban .Rish) was sight:
ed tuesday evening near Cape Codera.
east of LaGuaira. 1t is supposed that
She landed arms there. Numbers of in-
s,,rcents are in the field in that vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
C. s. Csnnou,

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
IEESBURG, VA, Jan. l6.-Mr. c. y.
Cannon, q prominent citizen OF this
county, died at his home near Clarkes
Gap, on Tuesday night of pneumonia.
He was widely known and has held 4
number Of promineicc positions. being
MAYOR OF Hamilton and u member of the
Democratic Executive Committee. lie
is survived by a wife and seven children,
five dlusiterS and two SouS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Old Dominion
Steamship Co
IaiIy Line for New York. the Mort,
and East
FROM RlCHmOMD

PASSENGERS can !saye DAILY. except
c,trJev by chesapeake ana UhIo Railway
$50 n via Norfo4k or u a M. and 300
- ~ nv N and w. Halfway VIA Norfo.i.
hct|, lines connecting WITH direct steam
srs sailing same Day
Stesrz, ere passengers can leave by au1ii-
-. stas rI,er Monday, Wednesday and
e. rsrit;,y sailing from Rockets ar 2. M.
90 changing to mainline ship at Nor
io qSe FIGHT for all northern. eastern and
- norts received and forwarded
s5a;S,: except Sunday, at eompany's
wharf. Rockets
FROM NEW YORK
,,ssEStsE4Iis can leave DAILY. excep,
go AS from company.s pier. No. ID
SUM-, sIyer at ! 2. 81. Tor Old Point
Sotttn md Norfolk. connecting with
Coniio..,Ee and Ohio and Norfolk and
messy sss.pu trains tor Richmond.
NsSS.SSrrGHT received and forwarded
fnSa~ceps Sunday.
dali5, an sale at com .rauy office. No
icAes 1ain Street: Richmond Trans
1ol. EisaT,y no. eoS East Main Street.
fer CONF. Hotel, Chesapeake ard Ohio
MurQhs .nond and Petersburg depors
and Ia n...s Baggage checked through to
ali potnn..sther information apply to
Fer JOHN E. MAYER, Agent.
,,t. e. Main Street. Richmond Va
No So..ncraI offices: No. 81 Eseach Street,
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WALKER. Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
New Railroad Chartered.

(Ev Associated Prcss.l
NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. LITTLE
Florence Phosphate, Iron and Railroad
Company, chartered under the laws OF
Kentucky, filed its charter with the Sec
rotary of State here to-day. Tie com
pany's capital stock is $101.0Oo, and it is
authorized to issue $4,000 of bonds Peter
Arl,1nd, of Louisville, Ky, is al its head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
President TO Visit Charleston,
RE Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jam 15.-Nayor
Smythe, Hon John t. ITicken and Colo
nel j. C. Hcmphill, of Charleston. S. c.,
were at the White House to-day to conf
plete the arrangements for the Presidents
trip to the Charleston Exposition next
month.
It has been decided that the President
will be in Charleston on Lincoln's birth
day, February Eth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
d.. tienry 6. Watkins.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FARAIVILLE. VA. January 16-Dr.
Henry L. Watkins. aged sixty-tllree
years, Oldest brother of Senator \. D.
Watkins one of Prince Edwards best
men. died at his home this morning at 9
O'clock Or. Watkins had suffered for
many months from consumption. a good
citizen, ind husband and father, has gone
TO his reward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
W. .Iudson Brown.

Especial dispatch to The Times.)
yVARRENTON, VA, Jan. 15-NF. Jud-
son Brown died hero this morning, after
an illness OF several months lie was
seventy years old and was we'll known in
this county and III Baltimore, where at
one time he had large mercantile IN
terests. AS a Confederate soldier and
member OF Brooke's Battery, he served
with distinction. He is survived by
widow, two sons and a married daugh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Pfnn,e's Party,

BOISE, IDAHO, Jan. 16.-The Advisory
Committee Of the Peoples party OF 1Gaho
met here last night TO consider what
action the party should take IN Wow OF
the abandonment OF the party by Sena-
ter Heirfeld and his advice thatthe party
be disbanued and its members join the
Democrats. The committee resolved
against Disqualification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Mrs. Joseph Rock.

Especial Dispatch TO The Tfmcs.l
THREE SQUARE, VA, Jan. 1.-THE
funeral of Mrs Rock, relict Of the late
tFtev. Joseph Rock, who aied at the res
idcnce other daughter Mrs. Fannie Car
ter, on the 18th instant, in the eighty
third year OF her age, took place yester-
day afternoon from Smyrna Church
The funeral was largely attended by
relatives and friends. Tho funeral SER
vices wero conducted by Rev. II. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
lacy Iasurgen.s in Field.

NILLDNISI.Ap, ISLAND Ol'CURACOA,
Jan. 16.--Thc Venezuelan revolutionary
steamer LL,crtador was sighted Tuesday
evening, near Cape Codersi. east of La
Guayrs. It is supposed that she landed
AIMS there. Numbers OF insurgents are
in the field in that vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
G. S. Phillips.
tspecial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

WARSAW, VA. Jan. t6-After an i'll
ness lasting one week TO the day 10. ,.
Phillips died at his home near Wexford
Wharf this afternoon. He was one OF the
most popular men in. this county. At
one time he represented this legislative
district i'll the House OF Delegates and
later under the administration of Presi-
dent Harrison was mail agent on the
yTeems line of steamers on the Kappa
hammock River route. He was a gallant
ex-Cnn Tolerate soldier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Bay Line
to Baltimore
Via C. & O. Railway and Old
Point.
Il, S. MAIL ROUTE.

7.eavc Richmond via Chesapeake ana!
ol,i.s Railway daily. except Sunday. at
2 . .l.lp NJ. connecting at Old Point with
~ ~ sl,nerb steamers OF the Old Bay Line.
1 Ins ing at 7:15p NJ; arrisinss BaItirness
NJ i. ' Nor,h e EASE nast s sss Wast
Shart rail ride. and all night ON one OF
tI,.s finest steamers in southern waters
For tickets and general Information : ap,s
49, = I general offices Chesapeake and
6.,ia : eE,.filwav Ricllrnand Transfer COM
many a1lrs and $3.50 Eas Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Two Aged Citizens Dead.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
FRANK'rOWN, VA, Jan. 16.-Mr.
John A. Doughty, an influential farmer,
near Hadiock, died at his late residence
on Saturday night last, and his funeral
took place from his homo on tho 18th
instant. conducted by his pastor, Rev. j.
Il. Potts NJ. Doughty was seventy-siS
years of age, and was very highly es-
teemed in the county. He died suddenly
and of heart failure.
Mr. William Fox died on Sunday hight
at his residence, in Elliott's Neck, from 4
complication of diseases. vita old age,
being over lightweight years Old His
funeral took place on the 18th instant,
and was conducted by Rev. G. II. Ray.
D. D. from F'ranktown Methodist
Church
Both these gentlemen were good men,
and are mourneG by a large circle OF
kinsmen and friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Deaths Of a Day.
(Br Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. Id V. S. Oddle,
secretary of the New York Yacht Club,
died at his residence in this city 20
day. Mr.. Oddia had been Ill for about
two weeks of kidney trouble.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Lord lockwood
QHenry John Selwin-Ibbetson) is dead.
He was born in 1926.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Big Ereight-Rate Cut.
iHz Associated Press.

AUSTIN. TEN, Jan 1G.-The Railway
Commission to-day announced a general
new class of freight rates in the State. ~
reduction OF about 20 per cent is made
from the present tariff. The new tariff
becomes effective twenty days after date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17

DR.. ]. D. POPE. Monticello. Ark.
Speaking of IRONAI., says: ut is a
most excellent remedy, and. SO far, am
particularly impressed with its powers
II is lust the remedy we have long want
ed. especially for Indigestion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
Hrs. Alexander Gardner.

Especial Dispatch to The Tircs)
CULPEiPJ5R. VA. Jan. 16.Mrs. Alex
ander Gardner. of this city, died in
Washington, d. c. this evening, III the
forty-siXth year OF her age. one was a
great sufferer for many years. she leaves
two sisters, Mrs William Hawley. of
this place, and Mrs. Abner Rossou, os
Alexandria. Va. and one brother. Mr.
Edward Lyle, of Cuipeper.