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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
BROAD STREET NOW
SCENE Of BEAUTY.
Busy Shoppers and Those Who
Only Want to S5e hlaSe
Tnarou5hf1Te Busy.

For nine straight squares Broad Street
6,Iinr Yesterday afternoon and last night
presented TO the view coItlnlai stilHS
Of busy humanity, busting about hltAer
and thither doing nothing as genera
,n,ng, but succeeding III making a utave
nov at occupa don with mighty and i'm
,ortaut considerations. That the ar
row cold and colder, until about night
all tie thermometer, like the SUM- went
nat down to.the ground, mattered not
except that it quickenei the scene. pre-
vol,IEg the pedestrian TO blSkef pace
in oruer to keep the blood still circniat-
iug.
On the inside OF the stores which lined
the thoroushfare there We're still MOI"
pecD:e who If their movements we're more
deliberate. We're none the less busy ana
mere there was real business. The Groves
we're made up OF those WHO had iinisaet
prospecting aGout on the outside ana vino
laC finally settled down 70. a iiHci uetet-
iulflation Of which was the hes, thing TO
set ct this time. They pitched in with
a vengeance and kept clerks hGst!lnS
around from noon until twilight and later
ii was distinctly q shopping season ana
It was q pretty busy one, even for Mon
day.
The volume Of trade on Broad street
Yesterday w2s considerably aHoEe any
thing it has been up TO this time. ana
cave conclusive evidence that Christmas
< on the road toward Richmond. The
Christmas atmosphere seems in tact TO be
already here and the advance Of the co.'s.
Aaye gives TO it the finishing touch. y
little snow would possible add something.
AZ. general thing toys lave rot yet
beer spread out in the windows for the
Il, light and nerrimcnt OF children The
moro substantial articles are getting the
FIRST show, and mahogany and china ana
silver brighten and enrich the windows
Where dolls and hobby-horses. picture
books and magic lanterns will appear a
little later on when Santa Claus is near
4 hand Now and then a sparkle OF
-pangIe attracts the eye TO a display OF
TOYS. but it is only here and there.
One Of the chief articles Of commerce
ct this moment is silvcrWara They are
comparatively few who can afford to buy
it, but ii is there in unusual quantity this
ear and 1t is exciting no end Of adnl-
alton. Another thing which seems to be
catching the popular taste is chinaware-
Several windows are finely provided with
hriC-a-brac and handsome statuary. amt
.hey Glre not the least frequently visited
Of the several places where the crowds
arc wont to gather The usual amount OF
fancy books and calendars are to be seen.
The number OF children on the street
{; particularly to be noticed. In about
two weeks mothers and fathers Will be
out in force interviewing Santa Claus for
The benefit OF their children. But now the
children are out laying in little surprises
Cor their parents. They are usually out IN
SQUADS of tive or six. advising and dis
cussing how best and most advantageous
Nv TO dispose OF the handful of change
fhey had rlaragad 10 save up for this
shopping expedition TO Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
TRAFFIC DEL AYE[)
BY FREIGHT WRECK.
SIX Cars Derai|sd on Norfolk and
Western Yesterday After
nCCn.

Owing to the derailinent OF an cast
bound freight train on the Norfolk and
Western Road yesterday afternoon, re-
suIting in the wreck of six box cars and
bloc.-ins the track the Cannon Ba!l.
FAST flyer Of the Norfolk and Western,
due to reach here at 6:Jo, was delayed
for over two hours, getting in few
minutes tefore 9 o'clock. the passengers
having been transferred at the scene
OF the wreck and the engines and trains
The wrccs. occurred at what IS known
IS the thrty-niae-.ni siding. the cause
Being attributed 70 a hro.ten flaage on
me of the wheels of a car near the front
Of the train 80 one was injured By
the accident and other than the loss
of tn, cars their cargoes and the de-
.ay in traffic the company suffered no
.eriouS damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
CENTRAL CHURCH
PROPERTY IS SOLD
Knitting Mil to Be Operated
There Soon.
81, $50 WAS The PRICE PAID
Petition to Sc Presented TO the Govern
ment in Bshaif Of Ernest Davis.
~ssny couples at tie Da,ce.
C~uoci To-N,afs
So $50 WAS The PRICE PAID
Manchester Buroau, Richmond Times

No liG2 I3un Street.
AT q meeting of the trustees of old Cen
;ral Ar,h6d.St Church property last li!g.4t
;lfc building WAS sold 10 the Southern
Knitting COMPANY. Tho price received
MS >Z,e50. aust $50 more iIaa. was oaeIeu
~ the CO. Couucii OF Manchester for
me properly, IN the safe winch comes
81 snrp'ise to every cjtizen. 3 quest on
Sgs3ch mas worried members OF the Coun-
G. Ter months : disposed of. There was
no!1,nEs moeh to oe learned of the trans
Ter 81 the property last night the fact
.; the sale Only leaking out from one Of
The gentlemen who WAS present al the
:Heeti.E Of tne trustees II had been
;saled That tile property would be sold 70
re efoeS.
An uns"ccessEu2 attempt TO have q meet
si.fr Of Tie special committees appointed
l.! The CayDc4l was made last night. oaly
thgee members Of the Iounc!l appea. ea
ia the Council Chamber they beng
Nessis. ] NJ. Bar.ett, {. L. Pettitt and
u Z. Gill. Jr. While some matters were
discussed that viii he OF Importance 10
the city hereafter there was 10 regular
meeting.
The usual large crowd attended the
dance at Leader Hall last night. There
We're over ATTY couples Oh the floor at
cnc time and until after II O'Clock All
made merry. There will be another dance
Thursday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Old Rye Whisky. six years ODD. 90
En-" n. c. Corn Evh,skey, 3 years old : 90
French Brandy. years old &c.,. > 30
Furc Old Virginia Apple Brandy > 90
old French Brandy, :, years old. : %
!nrorted Gin ,...i.........,. . CD
New England Rurl..-....... ......2 %.
F'ac<berry Brandy. per gallon. Cd
Fine Catawba Wine. per gallon. ..... 50
E-Lre Va. Peach Brandy. per gallon 90
Good Holland Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 50
Sweet Cid =. per gallon ..-.-..-.-.. 50
I.enton valley Whiskey VI. old at -
Virginia Cta~et Wine per SalIon... 81
Tfuefr's; Malt TVhfSLzav . s,
Jarrafca. Rum 2 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
4OeY YOURSELF.

s,Il.ueys in healthy action Ths car De
lore wisn occasional doses of Dr. David
liver Pills IE'!:> Cest on elrti, fer Sick
Headache CONSTIPATION. Ritliousness and
.tU stomach and i.ver troubles. = cents
for q Box Of - pills eyrryIy here.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

TIE INWARD EFFECTS of humors
are worse than the outward, they eq-
danger the whole system. Hoods Sarsa-5
rariIIa eradicates all humors, cures MI
fr,nft-- inward and outward effects. It's the
Great alternative and rarc whose merit
mas bes!, everywhere estabii&had:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Money under False -Peessnses.:

Shortly after leaving his work at tbs
TrigS Shipyareisz yesterday afternoon c. T.
Cooper was arrested on warrant from
Amherst county. charging him with OBJ
taIr.ins, So on false pretenses. was taken
70 the First Police Station by Sergeant
Werner and Patrolinan Bailey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
VlG0RO US uES!NG

with Dixie Nerve anu Bone Lintment VIII
cure rheumatism, Strains. Spratns ara
an pans IN the baca. shoulders. SIDES.
FONTS and limbs. L cures corns and
bIniors. and as 4 horse iriment it nag
no superior. Large bottle. p cents every
v mere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
pgArsE UaR,HG "A FINE Ar,r.

When man has horse 10 sell he
talks a lot about The animal and p1ises
il 70 the skies. But The man who buys
wants TO see the horse and ''tsy it out"
to know its worth. TX city the same
conditions prevail with smokers. They
want 10 know c c garete they smoke.
That's why Piedmont Cigarettes find so
m ny smokers. They have been praised
and stood ire " Try oct.
The best proof Of this is that southern
smokers by Piedm nj Cigarettes more
than any other brand. Thai, S proof Of
quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

-
| STjII1lT'5 HONOR
/ Confined from first Pase0
FONT. particularly as applicable 10 VIII
Sam rs application for leave The sub
itct> allUGal to by You OF a financial and
| rational character are Of the deepest in
ts:est 10 ma more particularly the lat
LEI! For my part. ] have had no hesi-
,aacy from the first that. right or wrong,
/ alone or otherwise. l go with Virginia,
ana ! know very well where TO find you.
aE course. every true patriot depl0res even
he possibility OF disUGion, Yet let its
liGssiEgs not he purchased at too great
I.ice. Put equality and Independence in
.ls- scale ara union in the other and Il
thc latter outweigh the former; for one
qsl lie 81 cTn ;. throw my sabre IL.
tine scale coasecrated by the principles
ard blood Of our forefathers-our coasti-
| ut;0nal rig3lts-witkout which the Union
is mere rnochery.
am anxious 10 be nearer the scene Of
operations ] 81 not believe tilar@ : si'
meny enough Of feeling TO bind up the
wounds already inflicted. When Virginia
takes her step. though reluctant. il viii
e sudden and iITevocablc.
General Scott refused my leave without
forwarding il to the secretary. 1t must
have been a mistake; can You have il
erected and granted? You ought o take
bctter care Of your friends at hcadqEar
tcrs. Dr. T. Is. Culver. an OLD friend Of
cours. is here as special agent OF the In
lens. like him Very much, but we nave
scme jokes on him that would give You
aponlexy to hear. SO l Will spare You.
Love 70 Mrs Hill,
Yours sincerely
j. L. Z. STUART.
TREASURER 5 REPORT
The 1,eTort from the trcasu or OF 2
- ~ ,S,,t11,, ms,
rock.
In hand al present S2ll -. atn a
number OF small amounts pr2nlSei.
@ ~
| -i17ateS Tor the erection We're as 10 i2Vs:
i.guesillaA sN@,lo one ana he-iI5 !! =
SO. >" ~; ~, -,,Gs+fn.,
~ ,l+.,rs,+ -. - go el,,16
go -,
$500 ..,--.a,
- 80 ,-,aa+;,o
os"s q. - ~ -.
s1-Ia, c.,5 az, ,,,,...l,,,- rcr ~, trar2
son az rho ,-c,f,rnarr
Major Iyc,-h was the iirst snea'-cr
IL vas in favor of the organfza 10 i.
4 . i7f1fes' oliy:,fg,.v q holm the as.O ia
NON. as he ala no l,elie-e The men cou.d
10 If. They had tean tying it for stv q e
yeqrs ara had on}v- raf-ed a Hetle nor
fhan sa..ge. fie thought rrost OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

seasons of le0s-'et. The racer is to es
The price is said to he the highest ever
maid for q PAGER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

1t is one of the characteristics of The
old Homestead" that it doessuot appeal
altogether as a play. but rather as story.
seems submerged in the scenes. and the
comnany seem to have entirely merged
their own Individual! Identities into those tlc,
of the characters The singing CT THE
tutes an int erasting5 featureso sthe perform
ince. The play will be at the Academy on
Friday and Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
|. l|VTE:R||,I[Q0 FRESH f {
WAS CALLED ! DOWN
~
Atty for Independent Coal Cos.
Referred to President as Teddy
WILSON QUICKLY OBJECTED
H was sustained by Chairman Gray.
Tie Testimony Yesterday Regarded
as Favorable to the Miners
Side.
WILSON QUICKLY OBJECTED.
CRr associated rrcss.I

Associated.
sCRANToN. PN.. December S.-Almost
ho sntt.a fine Of to-Gay's sessions OF
10 Co7i strike 3C,o1,nIiSsion was taken up
~ ,,,ao,,ijue tnei side Of
tro,tl'in I,-i.h Lfari;Ie and COMPANY
80. :; ~. J3.-sI+o, rerioy1.
me- ,,ats nIacad witnesses on the
- - - tsse.,nrny TO show that
~, oo,,,T2.,,,,, rsf,,sa,i "a empiovs them be-
'ai,sc ~, ,aionred to the union: had
,..ictod tham fToS, their houses for the
800. MT tho docking system was
insnrahjc. thar no question of the men
.,tti,,e, T,,a +en no., cont. increase in wages
-, rSsi,lf Of tbe 1873 strike is
i,5[I, =, da,Iht bnSa5,se the men do not
,,ov how, tt,, ,,oTn;53rv. is figuring out 1.-THE
1fcn in no,,,,7er which enters into the
,rop,,tatjnn OF the increase. and chat the
10 nf ~, ,,iT,o 49,. nave increased. but
he WAGES have MOI.
SycATE,N As WITNESSES.
Two Hr,ra,ia,, Women. one Of them the
,,l,tbar If Ia f,a,. mo testified on Sat;lr
~ ,xer,a ,,r.ss,t On the stand and tol;l
.ov 1ha N5,.1Tls Co,,,,,,rz, deducted house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Pink Carnations So cents per dozen.
at Hammond s 1eI East Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
signed:

signed:
-y..5 the interestin, measures short
~ to be introduced in the House is one
oy ar Woodward. of Norfolk, raisins
the price of marriage Licenses from 81 to
81
Mr.. woodward is a member of the
SUI committee on Finance. having charse
# sIl licenses. and he VIII cndeavor TO
get the principle OF his bill incorporated
n this report.
Mr. Woodward says he believes The
,chen2e viii prove a good revenue gcttel
VIII make the negroes pay u more
enuitab,e share Of the expenses OF g;oN
eminent.
IL II. s. Cord N Cunning, OF Henptcn
ill shortly resent in the House -
amending the divorce laws of the state
20 IS to allow separation a mensa eli
horo to become absolute for cruelty ant
o-1-sufp ri upon petition to the prope
ourt in like manner as may now %,
,re on the ground OF aban nnmAt "
{, .nrnie says this amendment IS llshi
roper oI.e and Should by All means pe
adopted.
We. the undersigned, subscribe the
amounts opposite our names for the pur-
,cse of building an equestrian statue To
General j. Z. 3. Stuart, c. S. A, pay
slIc on demand of the Executive Com
a,iltee OF the J. f. B. Stuart Monument
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
g 81 The theatres.



Captain Swift was produced at the
Academy last nIght with a wealth. OF PFC
tOTlal scenery. 1t WAS splendlulE aCteQ
and served 10 grip and hO.d the attention
OF the audience moan the tltSL curtain 70
me last. 1 t is filed With drmatc SiJud-
IONS that author Ze inceSsant movement,
and it gathers toEce as II proceeds, but 1t
is never u moment duii or unconElucln&-
The draft upon the resources OF the ac-
tor OF Captain Swift is lncesSant ailG
naEes the drama live. de Is the e:ectr1, Z
cal presence in every scene. Wizard
Bacsmore, the new leading man offthe
company, prrVaded the play, equally
with his personality and his art. IneIe
was thought IN the substance OF all that
he achieved as an actor. and invariably
there was delicate beauty in the form
and detail of his accomplishment.
The other parts are all Wei sustained
and the old favorites of the company are
al much in evidence. The Giffen Company
OF intense heart interest this season;
There viii be performances tonight and
morrow matinee and night
Richmond tiidn like vaudeville II he
had ben at the Bijou last night he would
have seen this assertion torn into shreds
and the shreds thrown away. Because
was at the BijoU got excited md taEew
away It's hat in appreciation OF what is
undoubtedly the bGSt vaudeville snow the
Bijou has ever seen. AS a temporary re-
turn to vaudeville in Manager Wells
playhouse it was q winner with q large
w By the way, q hundred n1oEe
blum bers occupied the boxes at the Bijou
Last nieht and two Of t1em assisted Ten-
Ichi the magician. in his tricks.
Starting with the Flood Bc0ther-s. which
is at once one of the funniest and strong
eet acrobatic acts on the stage it was a
whCop of apnreciation until Lockharts
elephants made their final bow. But that
Food act is worth seeing. 1t has that
rare animal q really funny man. in it.
Following this the laxative Miss Norton
in n dainty unique and amusing mono :
:oe,11e scored heavily. The Ten-Ichi troupe
looks as if it had just stepped of q
Jananese screen. the gorgeous costu-ning
being immensely attractive. Ten-Tchi is
assisted BY some gorgeouSly cOStHmed
TanS who themselves are ma gicians IN
tl7eir own sort OF way. The new part Of
fhe act is the Mystic Cave, q black art
arrarrenent where nothing is made from
The Misses Growth and Murray III their
ocrohatic dancing were pleasing. and then
came one. of the few really funny and
musical acts: the Waterbury Brothers ana
'renrev{ 1t gained encore after encore
last night Then the elephants. Lock
hart's elephants have always been mar
ve1ous. Sometime Mr.. Loclshart will teach
IN elephant 70 tax. and then that will all
he can do with them. There Will be the
usual 7ratree this afternoon and the reg
ular Thursday and Saturday matinees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Miss Fannie Guy who his been the
ei,est of Miss Virginia Peac'>y Wise, in
WILLIAMSBURG, has returned home.
Williams news., 1902-06-21
A Snap For Some One.

I wish to sell, by June 24. a four room house and two good lots, well located, $500; part cash, balance on installments, to suit. This is good chance so save your rent money. If you want nice little home chea p come early. Leave your name with the NEWS. will call and see you.
 ID. NJ. CUTHBERT, NEWS Office.
Williams news., 1902-06-21
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office, Williams, Arizona, for the week ending June 21, 1902. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office July 12, 1902, if not called for before that time: Benebien. Albenus Pettigrew, ChasA Bachman. Henry Richard. Parker Gallegos. C Rogers. Jas Howard. J r Read. Thos IT Murphy. Mrs Ella Sanches. Ynocfo O'Lary. John SernA, Melcor Olsen. Wade. Frank
 Persons calling for the above let ters should say advertised"
 E. H. SIMPSON, P. NJ.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

House for rent See F. R. Nellis.
 FOR SALE-Three lots on Bill Williams avenue, opposite Ranney & Harrell's- Inquire of k. G. Du Bois.
 Tents furnished to parties in tending to camp out in the noun tains- Fine camping ground, plenty of shade and good water Inquire of k. Lamb.
Williams news., 1902-06-21

c. E. Boyce was n visitor at Flag staff on Tuesday.
 Mrs. A. l.. DeMund is a recent arrival at Rhoades from Phoenix.
 Constable Thos. Andrews has ac- cepted q position with B. Lantry's Sons.
 John McCracken, sheepman, of Ash Fork, has been spending sew eral days in town.
 Miss Elizabeth Erlewine will leave early next week on a visit to her home in Illinois.
 P. D. Berry recently purchased two new rigs for use between the Bright Angel and Grand View hotels.
 Two cars of machinery have ar rived for the blaming mill at Maine and is being placed in position as rapidly as possible. .
 T. E. Pulliam returned to the county seat last night after a pleas ant visit with his old college class mate, Jim DeRosear.
 Bartoo & Lee purchased three cars of horses of Clyde Boulden, John Boynton and Hawkins, same being shipped to South Charleston, Ohio, yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dennis, of Rhoades, have been enjoying a visit the past two weeks from Dr. and Mrs. Block, the latter being a sister of Mrs. Dennis.
 P. B. Champagne, since the con- solidation of the Dennis and De- Mund Lumber companies, is now located at Maine-a change of base from Challender.
 John Doe entered one of our business houses Thursday looking for trouble. He got it and is now nursing his head, which came in violent contact with a six-shooter.
 The Flagstaff Gem says that Gus Reimer on Tuesday sold his entire bands of sheep, ranches, etc, to Campbell & Francis. Mir. Reimer has been in the sheep business for quite a number of years.
 County Assessor J. H. Lind has paid to County Treasurer George Hoxworth for the present year the sum of 14,414.47 taxes collected on real and personal property; also the sum of S1, ,S92.50 on poll taxes collected.
 D. NJ. Cuthbert, of the State Mu- tual Building and Loan association, is here for n few days, and will he pleased to entertain n proposition of any one who wishes to obtain a loan at low rates. For information call or address care of the NEWS.
Williams news., 1902-06-21


 Chas. Canall returned Thursday evening from the coast
 Mrs. James Bradshaw arrived in the city Wednesday evening from Prescott
 Charley Ranney fell of the Pea vine Thursday evening to spend d day or two at home.
 w W. Nicer, of Santa Barbara Cal, and Ivon Dennis are angling for trout at Oak creek
 Mrs J. B. Girand, of Prescott, is enjoying a visit from her mother who resides at Tyler, Texas.
 Miss Dukes left for Flagstaff the first of the week to accept a posi- ton in the office of Recorder Hib. ben
 A. Tetzlaff has been making a tour of the small towns and logging camps between here and Flagstaff this week
 Mrs w. A Smith and daughter of Gallup visited with Mrs. G. H Barney on Wednesday, in the even ing leaving for the Grand Canyon.
 Deputy Sheriff R. J. Walker took one John Robinson to the asylum at Phoenix on Wednesday. Robin son had been bound over to the grand jury on the charge of break ing a car seal
 Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Waite and little daughter Winifred left Mon day evening for Winslow. Mrs. Waite and daughter returned home on Wednesday. The doctor will not arrive till the first of the week.
 MT. c. R. Higgins, the local rep resentative of the American Gold and Platinum Mines Co. and the Williams and Cataract Canyon Railroad Co, left Wednesday even ing for a three weeks business trip east
 Mart Little visited at Prescott this week on business relative to his mining claims south of Peach Springs The property consists of two groups of five claims each and the parties who took a years bond will shortly commence work
 For the inauguration of governor at Phoenix, July 1st, tickets will he sold Williams to Phoenix and re- turn for $12-95. Tickets will be sold June 29 and 30, good going on date of sale, with final return limit of July 9th N J. HUDSON, Agt.
 Geo. Barney and little daughter, Anna, left for Gallup last Saturday evening, returning to the city on Tuesday. They were accompanied on their return by Miss Bessie FL dridge, MT. Barney's niece, who will visit in the city for some time.
 Mir. Aug. Lindstrom and daugh- ter, Leona, arrived from Los An geles Thursday evening. The young lady has been attending the South ern California university during the winter. Amos, who has also been in Los Angeles for the past five months, receiving eye treatment will probably not return for a month yet, as his sight is still in a preca- rious condition
Williams news., 1902-06-21
For Sale, Rent, Etc.

House for rent. See F. R. Nellis.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-19
THE WEISER SIGNAL.
Published EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BY
r.. II. LOCKWOOD.
The Chinese Exclusion Bill that
will be generally satisfactory 10 the
people of this coast will be simply
one that will exclude

A good roads convention was held
in Colfsx, Washington, the present
week. Delegates we're present from
nearly all the counties in the east
ern part of the state. A deep inter
est was manifested in all the pro-
ceedings, and indicate that the peo-
pie are fully alive to the importance
of good wagon roads, as the most
important factor in the development
and permanent advancement of any
country. A move for the same pur-
pose would be about the best thing
imaginable for this locality and the
county generally