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dert and other mem bers OF the party
rushed up the steps OF the Speakers
tribune shouting and sesticuialing sto-s
lent.y. Herr Gothein.g Radical stand.
ing at the top of the steps OF the trt-
bune tried to keep the Socialists nacR.
He was hurled down the stairs and his
voice and the vigorous ringing OF tho
Presidents bell were drowned In the
tuu1ult. The Socialist member Reissa-
hrus renewed the demand that Herr
Bachem should complete his sentence.
The Speaker was twice called to order.
but after some minutes OF disorder, Vice.
President Buessins succeeded In quiet
ing the uproar sufficiently TO say no
member can be compelled to say what
he does not wrrt to st,v.'.
UGLY LANGUAGE
Thereupon the tun.ost was renewed
ard the members OF rhe Socialist party
again stormed the Presidents tribune.
wildly shouting Some among them ad.
dressed Herr Bachen. YOU rascal. you
dog.
vice-President Buess'ng c,,1lly finding
himself powertess suspended the session
for half an hour.
Unon the resumption OF sitting at
o'clock Etce-Presiaent Bresslng expressed
his profound regret at the outrageous
scenes Of disorder which had occurred
in the Re!chstag for the first time In its
history He aAmonishnd the members to
exercise a cont OF over themselves and
asked them TO wacate the SPACE In front
Of the Presidents chair. including the
Tribune steps which were thickiv crowd
ed Herr Bacheni then atteranted te resTs
sumo his speech. but che Socialists raisstf
such an uproar that he had to discon.:
TIME.
Herr Singer then took the floor md
said that Herr Bachen had insured
most deeply the Socialist party. Fe had
struck continued the spenker. from an
ambush. and should name the man
to whom he haa alluded. Herr Rechem
replied that after such treatment he
wnuta decline to do 50.
The House then adjourned on the mo-
ton OF the Conservatives.
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i uuaccu al Cnr.ersvi.la.
lsnecial DIsna a. 10 rhe I1mes

ISUtCIdI DIspdt c11 20 7 ne If1Ies.I
& CARTERSNtLLE, VA. November IS
Tobacco. is coming in by the wagon loads
now. and nearly every man you meet on
his way to town carries roll OF tobacco
samples ufder his arm. Some are maui
ing their crop to the courthouse or Farm
vie. but as rue the crops are sod
TO the buyers in 2Cartersvile. The WORK
Of prizing has not yet begun, though
some small quantities have been priced
and shipped.
Professor Gaines. of Richmond College,
spent Thanksgiving Day in CartersviAe
with one of his students. Mr.. e. w. DICK
inson Jr.3 The best part of#the day was
Snort il hunti-e ars! Professor Gaines
returned to Richmond this morning
Mr.. Cha,lie Dickinson is still at his home
here.
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five hundred dollars. AS usual. the owners
s.ade their escape through the. brush
Tne State Scientists he'd two sessions
tf-day IN the laboratory of Trinity Gel
lego. Papers were read BY most Of The
members
l'!ie Criminal Court convenes here next
Monday. with Judge McNeal on the
btrchs
The Baptist State Association meets
l!ere on December the 10Th and taou
sand delegates are expected = for whom
SIlFicy aIat on is being made.
TIE Ply: hans gave a Thanksgiving sup
;ser last n gilt. at which al. enjoyed them
seiyes The principal speeches We're made
BY. Rev J. e. Trey and James h. s9iih-
gate The Pstslian Lodge Of West Dur
ham aaso had an enjoyable bana2et IN
#tl1ea slflied school buifdins there.
The corn crop in this section turns out
er..,,- b,;t there are enough turnips eN-
ccr.ionalis large, 10 make up the deficit
in stacF feed
There vas hail here Las night and ice
tins morning Snow reported at Burning
ton last night
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THEY WERE MARI ED in
a SIfUMI0N GROCERY

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)
STANTON. VA. Nov. 2S.-N1r. Will
liam kinbal and Miss Maud Marshall,
both of Basic City. came to S auntnn
yesterday morning, met with Rev. D. S.
Henkei. of Basic City, and after pro-
curing a license. all three set out to hunt
a suitable place for the coupe 10 be
married. Finaliv. Mr.. G.. S. Rosen-
berger was persuaded to open up his
grocery store for the occasion. and the
happy couple were made man and wife.
zotn PARTIES are young and after the
ceremony departed happy with an oc-
casicn to remember Thanksgiving in the
future.
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CHANGE D CLiuATE.

(, L
n M sarvin ora.r 10 Cure Ca'arrh
- - :
The. porular tdea= tilssi Ntte7 W. =
for chronic CO 'afif1 Is q .cilaiies =. s
mate, is a i,ltStsll because g ~ = =
fond in al c i;i3ates u an Ssss5'''..' -.
the 6couafrNs and 'aNffl Il q ~ y
llimats s.soa5d hesaslAl
ca'arlh WI oet's31i..N 800 -. :,
Cat9r1h ma ~ he 'fsas1i'S st'i
climate. but NJ On y way. 70 % ao. :. -
tte's roy y 81 ne
ratarrhal germs whicf cause al ts''
mischief.
TIE ti'ea '177e'1f* s2N
POWDERS and T,'3si'as i'tFa
almost ust7ifss 20 % ih.s's' q -
cure. as rev = =. ,
sea So N'llehs#lS z ~ -
be reached e.l ~ ~ -.
',f1ich acts f'2s'Ni''s7 - 79i1a'Se!i e.'53
'he blood AMI. =! ilisi Z
\ tsew uisefeNsetS ssiileii = = y
re-lark,i'e Success t11I' f.
tie E'ead .2
and also 81 w. -. - =
y as,5s 1'as.s,, t'.s'.'s - $500
.,,s.. ,,.,
THEE taatsiS. Wt'lst' are l.lfaS.nt 'i's'S
sharr7{esS 70 ~.
.o the ie..' So 'is's.t' s.
Rood tSeo, 'S'' ,s'#i'' S
fic ca l"G t5'''a. 'ss5's.5 ~ 't.Sl' ;"
" Va e
.cofaYefllF y n 3.
as Nainaplt, 6 y
ME-. = In,
chic saws = = -
from CO n is5'3 s. = e.
cf course. 70 '5ls' y.
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HUSBANDS INNING
At East Radford Thsy Estartain the


tSrecss.i nis<atch t. rhe8Tines
EAST RADFORD VA. November 2s.-.
The leading social feature was. the ban.
Duet given BY the Husbands of the.
nierbars OF Radford.s celebrated Cur
rent Events Club" "a the West End
Hotel to. the members of that club. ans
to- he young ladies' o. the Afternoon
Idiers. The attendance was limited TO
the membership. TIE only Exception be-
ing Rev. D Woads. OF Blac1sburg,
" no was down for a toast
The Husbands put their best feet fore
most. and spared nsither time nor ex-
renSe* in m ing the occasion=one of inter-
eei and pleasure. The reception con-
u,it;ee-Dr. W. A. Wilson. a. l. Miller
ans. Judre Cassel received the fair
guests President George B. ki,noatl
called the house to order
s The exercises were ludlcrous imita-
tinn as far as the Husbands were In
for,red Of the routine of conducting a
yc-rans. club. and antaexasgerated fac
smile of the wy the &c z. c.. condncts
.Its weekly meetings Each Husband had
a hand painted badge with the simple
wCrd s.FInhbie"#on a crimson ribbon.
After reading imaginary proceedings of
a previous meeting. current events were
called for. end the ladies saw themselves
as their husbands saw taeT1.
Tlirtv-eight sat dovnz at ten o'clock.
and left The dining room at ona-thirty.
On the front cover of the mann cards
was huge gobbler in life-iike strut,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
OFF .C- IS ELECTED
Durham Military e1ompa-ies Hold Their
Annual n faf1r,er
Especial D!soa sch 10 The Time,

t3i'NSit'Az - ssl'st SSstl TO lie IirneS.1
RGRIiAM. N. G.. November 2s,-The
tvs nisltaaN companies Of the city met
iast night and esected officers for the
neAi Two years. CAPTAIN r. p Ii ackl.cy..
OF Company Il. and First Lieutenant
J j caadie declined recollection. T. Il.
sshtte Vas made Captatn and j r.
Strickland First Lieutenant tn1C Company
H.. OF Tie Third Regiment, State@Guar
al of the old officers We're re-eleefell:a
Captain A. n. Johns IN. FIRST Lieutenant.
J. RI. Caeada. and r. "a. Crane. Second
Lieutenant.
Norfolk yesterday ]. L, Walters. a &C.
serier rrcm the United State navy and
delivered INN 10 the officers Of the Frank
I'm, Matters was arrested here ten days
ago.
Revenue Deputy Sattertield with a
posse. captured and destroyed a large
nlci1 sti,fe,in the northern part OF the
county ye@terdas+ It's ca pacity vas one
hundred and twenty-five gallons and the
entire outfit DESTROYED was worth about
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v in. ers at N W Oe.eans.
CIV Associated Press>

NEW ORLEANS. LA. November 2S.-
Shoe Fly and JpIln Peters We're TIE VIM
ning favortes. Helgeson. who recently
sisrel to ride for Captain S. s. BEown.
of Pittsburg. rode four winners. Sum
n,
First race-six fur1ongs-s hoo Fly e to
$5l first. Sidney SABBATH g to u second.
Polite 20 to u third Time. ll6.6
Second racc-siX furlongs-John Peters
~ TO 81 first Bunmer g to y second.
tie Jack IIorner Q5 to u third. Time.
l:li
Third race-one mfle-DodIe S. Is to
y first. Lenaa g to " second. @Nahock-
sish go to y third Time. AZ II
Fourth raca=-hardican. seven furionss-
5,Travars4 & to u first F'A7a@a' teven> sec
ord rlonme'l 70 TO y third Time TT.
T';stF, raoe-six ard n halfsfnr'ongs two
Observation-Disclosures ~ toll first. Brook
son f12 10 u second Watkins Overton
e #.e ~ third. ne 81 ~.
SIXTH #ra ce-ora n1T'e-ortfrno q TO II
.f-.st. Rasso'as q to y second. Commits
e:n.ar Forester g to u third. Time,
4 20 o-5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
LOST IN MUUDS
The Unpleasant Expsries cesof Me5srs
j. u. ErYart :. ii c. b Nrne.

Being accustomed TO the g-uesome sur
rcunolngs Of a cemetery did not serve
IL buoy the hopes or allay the fears of
Superintendent j. II. Bryant. of the Ma
tiaEai Cemetery. and Superintendent Os-
bourne of the Seven Pines Cemetery.
Wednesday night. when they lost their
way in the woods between the National
t'ametei Y and Cod Harbor Cemetery. and
wandered around hopelessly until nearly
sin o c ock III the morning. Attempting
to8return from the home of Superinten-
oent Mcclure. of the Cold Harbor Gene
tc.y the two gentlemen got lost. In.
tn. morning they found themselves in
iaif q mile of the house they started
from The white tornhstones were very
Welcome sights to the two gentlemen.
They Gee are that il was the worst ex-
perience they ever had.
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KlLLE WILDCAT
The A -iaal Whipped Three Digs ard.

The lima! Whipped Three Q ogs ard
Msishea= Cv@r Tt.irt p u ds
fspsc!al plspatch TO The Tlrnes.)
# Il EIsDoN. y. C.. November 2-aIr. II.
L Grant Yesterday shot and killed a
large Wildcat on the Gee farm. near.
tev;n. The animal was isrger than The
ordinary house cat. and fought ike a
tiger after it Was wounded whipping
t;1!ee dogs The cat weighed over thirty
lsta.lds
.ai#. L. O Anderson and Miss Maggie
Williams prominent ana roau'ar young
People Of this toxin. we're ia.riafl al the
l.vaus Horse ast nisht at o'clock by
I.Gy w w. Rose
s,r. ii. r. Hart. for years a leading
,n@rcfIan. here. and at one time a tray.
cling - esalan FOL. Wingn. Est and
51:siinlp. Idisa at his nome last night. after
a serious Illness of more than twelvs.
raaatlls. lie !eaIFs a wife ans; several
children. HIS Ifs vas insured for $500.
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KILLED His WIFE.
Negro Porter of a Charlotte Club Their
At M S. suic de.
estsslal pispatc,l 10 The Times.l

tSfattal Dispatch tossThe Times.1
Oh ARlsoTTE. n CT, November IS.
reca1lse his wife had him arrested for
en- attcmpt TO lsill her yesterday John
Garter. coiored porter Of The Norti, STATE
Club. tl,ts morning fired bullet through
her brain ard then turned tlae5 pistol on
himself and pulled the trigger Thopeh
Garter. had the nnzzie of the weapon
nsainst his left temrle Wien he fired.
tlje bullct made oniT a#tlesh wound pass
Ing around The forehead Inside the skin
a6d coming out over he right eye The
woman died few hours after the shoot
irt
carter became angry With his wife yes
te9tlaN l5ecauHe she was not at home.
when he went to dinner. AMI attempted
to stab her He vas bound over to court
from the Recorders Court this morning
and met his wife on the street when she
,yaS going home from the courthouse, the
naootil4g following
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a COLLEGE DEBATE
Trinity a ID Ernryco,i ges to Discuss
Corp tsor Arbi.ra n.


DURHAM, n c. November 2s-Ar-
ra5seInents have been made for a debate
hetmeen Emory College. Ga. ana Trinity
CNllese. lo l3e held some time in he near
futtre Tie question will probably be
.'Cto!rpnlsois Arbitration to Settle Strikes
ard lockoats This debate will be held
IN the city Of plihan \ c.. and doubt
less a-iR occasion much interest. as the
two schools arc the exTonents of Meth
edisrn In her respective States.
he North Carolina Scientific Associa-
ton viii meet Al Trinity College to- NOR
rcw Some very interesting raners on
saentttic subjects viii be read before he
stcists by the leading scientists of North
Carolina.
Ma Thomas W Smith left Monday for
New Orleans to- attend the liennial con-
Neft,ion Of he Kappa Sig.na Fraternity,
witch oonvenes IN. that city on November
e7th
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ELECTRIC L Git PLANT
Fayei,eule's Broad Avenues TO Be wei
Illuminated.
lsnacial pispalcll b. Tlle Times.


g7EEITE1 LIE. \. e. NOV. 22S.--The
electric light pant, for the construction
NJ which the Richmond tNaS Engineer
Cornraily has the contract IS rapidly
nearing completion. All the 81 eets have
been set with po.es ard Us titiii 81 VIZ u
wires; worklaen teto-daS sssl'i is=5 lite
doors of the poWer-'loise;# ! ile4 IN llats
49,, boilers are in place. and bpsh aNsl7-a
nos. are. at the freight depot. In three
weeks probably the current can De
t,rped on fora general iilum nat ton. ! ne
..,i,,a tof4defit of he work. Mr. Marin
s4gs hat the plan calls for a EeIH eiiec-#
st,,.,l sli..hf3n.y of the city and that Il Is
sa,,#.i sea, town for.the ablishments of
electric system 5o.i IA account Of It's good
layel# streets Few towns are SO hand
sonlely laid ont as the main th9ra'l
faras. six4-II Hay, T'eisor Green. Rowan.
.Gislesple and Russeli- -beirs 1el ieee wide
ana Beautifully sha5ea
No ~ q. Houston president OF the
.IIn.,e Mil Manufacturing Company. WITH
o,1inae II, ph.ladefphia has in confenl-
nation the erection Of another cotton
#f.c+,rv At Cumberland. the Hours iT1g
,,,t1, VILLAGE on Be4ter Greek. seken
,,,,;,es sort llwcst Of t3afs place The new
cio.f,#arti finishing mills al the town Of
11n,,a Mills. IN Rcc'5tssh Creek. viii he
,,.,ay for work early its1os3 and q -.
l,a inlet of operatives houses has already
been built.
4 itt.e son of Josn 81 waszt. aT.e-Tr'oya
az the Atlantic Cost l-i'it ~ sise;ad
l,,,,n,4,,11g is =fyf7lc serfoGslv 1i,'f-rd f-o-n
], strange casualty. A coy will every
,-,.l..r,-,, If ne r7,etlnses NJ rabbi dog.
,,e1,owi;1e WITH hif,nav foa-, dranping
f.6,1 I1er naar,th rim annex ~ the
c.,ae+e AZ East Fayet,eviile tossing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29

ard the words In white and crimson
lark giving. and the initials of each
OF the clubs Judge Cassei was the toast
master. Colonel George w Miles. Mr..
~ I. Miller Rev. D J. Woods. G. w
1Sler. zCaata:n H c. Preston. Major w
n. RagIand and G.&B. EKimbail responded
t. toastsa Miss Laura k.1ha!l read a
very humorous poem written for the oc-
caSion which would have done credit to
Riley or Nipling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
THAI ks rmi a ,etcn,
s,,..ciaIs T,is.,atc,7 10 T7;9e Times :,

KlNSTON.sN. c.. November 2S.--All bus
mess houses were closed yesterday to-
give thank for tie phenomenal prosperity
81 our town and community: Truly there
is ca4se. 10 feel thankful Tor, taken as. a
Whole this is easily acceued 10 lie the
i.anrer year for I.tnoir county. Services.
were held in all the churches AMI all
..ere well attended. Our si,ortsmen were
also out in fill force. All business re-
sGnnaa operation to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
UGLY LANGUAGE
IN The RE|CHSTAC
One Member Was CALLED a Ras-
cal and a Dog.
MOST EXCITING CAY OF ALL
Who Was Presiding,
Had to Suspend the Sitting,
Thing Without trecedent
in History.
MOST EXCITING CAY OF ALL
fRr Associated Press. )

{By Associated Press-l
BERLIN. November 2o.-An9 stormy
scenes which were enacted yesterday
were resumed In the ReIchstaS to-day
and at one time in the proceedings the
uproar reached such a pitch that Vice
President Buessing. who was in the chair.
had to resort to a suspension OF the
sitting a measure without precedent In
the Reichstas.
The House was discussing the motion
OF Baron Won kardorff. representing the
majority parties. TO vote the second
reading Of the tariff bill as a whole
without paragraph discussion. as con-
templated by the rules. The minority
thus would be unable TO delay the final
vote for any length of time, and were
furiousIy in1isnant at what they called
a parliamentary coup detat." and she
complete suppression OF the rights of the
minority.
SENTENCE UNFINISHED.
After a u,fet afternoon. DR. Bachem.
center party took the tribune. and de-
scr,bing the dilatorv tactics of tie op-
position, said that the FreIssinnigs Ve-
rafnts1ln- art! the moderate radicals ware
doing rod carriers service for the So
cia.ists adding eff you on'v know what
has recently been said about his aiii-
ance-.
Herr Bachem left the sentence unnn-
fstea and the Socialists shouted lou.
wi.h It Name Your man..
The Socialists stadthagen Jrlrich Ran-
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7ev. D-. J>sepa P.rt
DEATHS

OD.-Died. Thursday night. Mrs.
ELIZABETH PRICE WOOD. wife Of
T. wv. Wood
Funeral THIS Saturday. AFTER
NOON at $3.50 clock from st. James
Episcopal Church. Fifth and Marshall
Streets. Friends .ot.the family invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
WHEN IN WANT,

OF pure medicine SO or s-nd to Owens &
Minor Drug Company, opposite postoftice.
where you Will ind everything Usually
Kept in irsr-ciass retail prescription
drug store. a fusI line Clutches frusses.
Braces Rubber Goods. a fresh stoct
Lownev's candy received weekiy. lie.
member the place for medicine is
OWENS & NfluNoR DRUG CO..
Pink Carnations Is cents per dozen
at Hammond's l0I East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
Nrzi,iars Iicensad

. rriareEslicenses have been issued in
Washington to the following Virsinians:
frederick 5. Stryker Winchester. and
+ Mary Rawlings. Silcott Springs;
James T.. Rafferty, and Ruth a. Wilkin-
son. Petersburg: Lucian H. Gil man and
Fife p STANLEY, Hanover county 5.iia
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MRS. Mary A,re Williams

| (cnec'o 4 Dieoa tcl1 to The Tsrnos.}
TAZEwELL VA. November 2s.-Mrs.
N1s,ry Anne Williams. Of the West End.
died at her home at Pounding Mil at the
of seveney-stx She leaves three hro-
thers-P. II Williams. superintendent OF
ynhlic schools: C. P. Williams and J. C.
Williams. Of Pounding Mill.
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w. y X :terman.
fsnec;al pfspatch to The Times

T-------- ssnVCfaI-
sNoRFOLk VA. November os.-W. -.
Nttterman. agad ttirty-four years. en-
ploved as clerk in the United States
engineers Office died suddenly al his
home this morning. The young man.
who vas native Of Christiansburs. a
stad teen In Norfolk about three months.
This morning his roommate heard him
grooming. ard went to his assistance. a
r7hveician was sent for. but before he ar
rived Mr. E1ttarrnan was dad. Dr. F..
T Odenhal city Coroner. gave certifl-
cate. gi.t-r organic heart disease as the
ca,,ea At 1, "a fl.
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!. H.e sr,.tta 2 N.'ersoc.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial DISPATCH to The Times.)
CHARLOTTE LILLE. VA. Nov. g.
Mrs. Henrietta Patterson. aged sixty
four years died to-day at the home OF
her brother-in-law. Mr.. James II. Fer
guson. She was native OF Harrisburg.
Pa. and her remains were sent to her
old home for burial.
Few Dr. J,sepa Perter.
By Associated Press)
LONDON: November 2s:-Dr. Joseph
Parker minister Of the City Temple. who
has been seriously Ill for some time past.
died at o'clock this afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29

q Mrs. John Steinhrecher has left for
.tri1, to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29

The funeral of Mr. George S. Cook.
whose death occurred Thursday night ut
his home in Bon Air. will take place this
morning at47:So O'Clock from the PresDy-
terrain Church at that place.
* The tnclv will be brought to Richmond
afterwards for intesmert in Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
O. iiUARY.
G rharC a. ro!ker.

Mr.. Gerhard y. Tolker. for many years
a sasoon 41ee.ier IN Ike city, a.ed quite
suddenly yesterday morning at his home
on South Seventh Street. Tne cause OF
! ME-. Tolker's deash was. congestion OF
the lungs.
He arose yesterday morning at the
usual hour, but after opes.ins MS place
OF business felt badly. and summon!ns
a physician he went to bed about .
o'cIdc... A half hour alter he was dead
Mr. Toker was sixty-tive years old.
was a brave Confederate soldier. having
served four years in the Southern army
Up to the time OF his death he took
an active part in#the work of ST. Mary $
German Catholic Church. where he was
president of ST. Joseph's Society and a
contributing member of ST Leo Ciuo
He leaves five chiflren-Henry J.. Ollie.
Eerjamin. Mss AnEie and Miss Della
ToiEer.
TIE funeral will take place ats4 O'Clock
to-rnorrow afternoon from st. Mary.s
Church The5.interment will be made In
the German Cemetery.
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He ~ Ha MN.

a native OF Germany. he came to Anne
rice at TIE age of nine to locate in In
dana After the civi war he removed
{, this county and accumulated consider
ahIe wealth By strange coincidence.
LIS wife. who preceded him TO the grave
two years ago. WAS a her death. pre-.
lciSeiy the same age as the husband. Five
children survive.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
DASTARDLY PIECE OF BUSINESS
Captain Smiths HOG Bnichered Because
Owner Symmthiled With Collins
Special 10 tho Evcnlng Journal

Special to the Evening Journal
Laurel, May 5.-Feeling in the Col
lins murder case has become so bitter
that parties visited the pig pen Of
Captain James Smith. at his mill near
the scene OF the crime. and cut the
throat OF the largest hog he had on
Friday night Captain Smith has been
staunch i,pholder of Elmer Collins
innocence. and it is the impression
here that parties have become so
strong in their convictions. that they
resorted to this nefarious means of ex-
pressing their feelings. The town is
beginning to settle down into its ac-
customed easy-going method. after be-
ing stirred for almost a month over
the murder There is not likely to be
much more excitement until the trial
comes off next October. which will
probably be the most exciting ever
held in the county.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Kent Jury Works Rapidly
pecdal to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
Dover. May 6.-In Superior Court
the large number OF civil cases are be-
ing rushed through with a business
like hustle that bids fair to bring the
end by Saturday night In the suit of
Edward Hart against Lewis +. Hill
yard, constable. a replevin action Of
Edward Hart against Lewis f. Hill
yard. constable, a replevin action for
some ties, the jury awarded Mr.. Hart
the full amount, $3.50, with interest
for two and half years. In the suit
of Trophy Grange, an unincOrporated
association of persons doing business
at FELTON,. a number of prominent
farmers from Elkton sat in side the
court railing as plaintiffs in error
against William II. Forman. doing
business as Forman Bros. & Co, from
whom S75 worth of seels had been
bought by one Colwell, of the grange.
Before one jury has had time to fairly
get out of the room, the court had an
other one in process of forming.