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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

Japan is undermining on the Ameri-
a plan rapidly. 1t has not only es-
tablished the Australian ballot sys-
tenn, but also the American system OF
buying votes. A swift pace for an
~nexatiOn
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

1t is a mistaken idea that a man can
have moral and religious proclivities
in his private life, but is not required
to carry them with him when he en-
tiers politics. It is this sort Of mixing
that drags down the average in morals
and religion. The church undertakes
to manage politics and gets it's fingers
in the dirt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The next polar expedition win in all
probability carry with it a wireless tel
egraph instrument, so that it win not
be so difficult to find by those who go
in search for it when lost.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

Another flying machine man is look
ing the world over trying to find a
man that will put up $4,000 to see
him enabled to break his neck, the
ultimate result of all balloonists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The good people of Mississippi have
cause for congratulating themselves
that the day Of convention manipula-
lions are a thing Of the past.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The Populists and Democrats OF
Texas are holding joint discussions on
the issue of a poll tax, the Democrats
favoring and the Populists opposing it.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

AS a general rule throughout the
country, tax returns are to be worn
, shorter this season, by the "better''
classes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The operators in the coal fields want
to adopt the Golden Rule, while the
labor unions stand for the eight bour
ru1n
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We are 90 mean that when we hear
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The white bigamist has no show In
Mississippi, that ls II be sticks to his
own color.
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It is not all Of life to be happy your
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The boles on the new cotton crop
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Armstrong and Thompson. the officials,
smoke in the most commanding terms
The Game in Detail.

It was 40 before the whistle called 10
play the two elevens. which in separate
esds of the field had gone through brief
signal practice and had sastheredsl a clo@e
group about coaches for the final council
of war.
Harris, for Virginia. put the ball in
play by punting TO Williams. who was
sdaEned on the tweilty-five-vard line. The
Indians tried a long pass, sending Yarlott
to skirt the end but this WAS broken up
ny Daniel without gain. On the third
down lNiilliars' kick was blocked by
Srates and Council landed on the oval
for Virginia on the Indians twenty-ya!,l
line. Here the Indians held the Varsity
for downs. and Williams pttlted thirty
yards to Pollard Virginia was again
forced to kick. The Indians tried Nir-
ginia's line. gaining the distance in three
downs, hut again punted. Pollard catching
the leather on the ten-vard line. Harris
tucked on first. down. thirty yards. to Shell
don Carlisle gained twice tflrough Viz
giI.iass line. but on the next fumbled, and
Backman fell on it. Virginia now Logan
her line bucl<inE. and carried the ball
seventy wards. to the Indians ten-Eartl
.liiIe, then to lose it for holding. Williams
ariiatetl promptly ont Of danger. bat again
s. irg&nisls returned it, TO lose ii this time
10 the Intiiai1E on ttayyas withtn II eirftfs-
ward line The Indians again drove the
Leather into NTrgipias territory from be-
1.eath their goal post. but it was not 70
remain there The y Varsity sent leT
taeillas-haeE formation into the Carlisle
team for repeated Gains ofatwo. three end
five Yards ore aiding ffteen By. sending
TfeaId through an opening TO meet sltel-s
con. the oni!- man IN the pack field, who.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
NEWSPAPER PURCHASE
Daavile Evening Bee Sold to Well
Knewn NV papar ke1.

(SpectaI sI0ISoaJeh to 4 he 'Efrnts5

ss- tsSPtsGE8tG LIS 2<ttE!t 20 i lie LifilGSt
DANNILLE,, VA. Nov. PA charter
of incorporation was granted by Judge
Aiken 10 the Bee Publishing company
to-day. The officers for the first year
are: Louis E. PEPPER president; ". Fl.
FerrelE. vice president arc! C. AIRING
ton. secretary and treasurer. The new
concern is composed Of PRACTICAL news
paper men. " no viii take over the name
anu good vii! of the Dinyt5le Evening
Bee which VIII hereafter be managed
and published by them II their corporate
capacity.
Arthur werran. Within Jones and
William ff4tahtns thu three negroes who
were arrested on suspicion of being inn
plieatad is yfse murder Of jake Lea. the
co.ored farmer from North Carolina. who
vas ;nytrdsre.I ~ the right of the 18TH
instant had "a hearing this morning.
V-eIton ard Jones We're sent on to the
grand jury titt Efutchins was discharged.
About twenty Witnesses were examined
and there IS q strong chain of circum-
stanttai evidence against the two men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

the band played. the great line of the
grandstand seemed to rise six feet In
the air asif struck by sudden whirl-s
wind. which was bestrewing the face
OF the earth with orange and blue hags.
The. ball had struck the southern goal
post foot below its paint and was
bounding back Into the white lined field.
Virginia's victory was safe, for within
one minute and quarter the struggle
would end
l4le victory places Virginia's team
among the first OF the country, making
II by comparative scores above the UNI
versity of Pennsylvania, VINO went down
oeIote the Indians week ago by a score
OF 8 to 0.
SCENE OF BEAUTY.
Inc interest IN the game here to-day,
the thongs on the streets, the crowds in
the hotel lobbies, the display OF colors
OF the two eievens and the final turning
out OF over 500 peopse to see the strug-
gle. proves Norfolk beyond a doubt the
greatest football town in the South
The two was wild. The blast of tin
horns, the ye.s and hurrahs for Virginia.
completely silenced the usual noises of
tne.clty, and made the day from dawn
until after midnight enc Of abandoned
celebration
The scene on Lafayette field was one
II inspiring beauty. Along the northern
boundary of these new grounds, stretched
the grand stand, seating over coo people,
crowded to its capacity with brightly
goWned we ONE whose teiiets.ttle
bright colors of the teams, which they
waved, added an eyer-changing ssplendor.
In the midst of this bank OF humanity
was stationed the Marine Band. TO whose
music the crowd seemed to sway.
Tonight the University Glee Club Is at
the Academy of Music. and the city be-
longs to Virginia
From the standpoint of the officials
the game was clean and free from foul
play of any kind, and as to the open "a II
condcct OF the players. both Messrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
The VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is in
Preserving r. cath and Beauty

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efficient disinfect-
All and purifier In nature. but few rea~
lie its value when taken into the hui
nan system for the same cleansing pur-
pose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take Of 1t the better: 1t is not
drug at. all. but simply absorbs the gases
anc impurities always present IN the
stomach and intesttnes, and carries them
out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking drinking or after eating onions
ard#ether odorous vegeta bles.
Charcoal efrectually clears and i'm
rrcves the complexion. 1t whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural and
e:ninently safe cathartlc
II absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect in he stomach and bowels: it dis
meets the mouth and throat from the
poison of catarrh
All druggists sell charcoal In one form
or another but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money is in
S;uart's Absorbent Lozenges: they are
composed of the finest powdered willow
charcoal and other harmless antiseptics
in tablet form, or rather in the form of
large pleasant tasting lozenges. the char
coal being mixed with honey
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in much improved condition
Of the general health. better complexion,
sweeter breath and purer blood, and the
beauty OF it Is that no possible harm
car result from their continued use. but
on the contrary. great benefit.
a Buffalo physician. in speaking OF the
benefits of charcoal says: 81 advise Stu
Ill t's-AA hsorbent- Eozenges TO all patients
suffering from gas in the stomach and
bowels. and it clears the complexion and
rurities the breath. mouth and throat; I
also believe the liver is greatly benefited
by the daily use OF them: they cost but
twenty-five cents box at drug stores,
and although in some sense patent
preparation. yet believe get more and
better charcoal in Stuart's Absorbent Lo-
zcnges than in any of the ordinary char
coal tahletA' .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

d
by a pretty tackle. cut off a touchdown
Gyirsinia.s ADVANCE was steady and Ger.
tain this time. and before 1t could be
checked Johnston had gone through the
left wing of the indians line for the first
score of the game. In the remaining i've
minutes of this half frequent kicking pre-
vented either goa! from being encroached
upon.
Second Half.
The Indians kicked off in the second
hat Williams driving the leather fifty
yards to Harris, who ran fifteen yards
before being downed.
On the third down Harris punted to
Sheldon. who made pretty lodging
dash of twenty yards. to be downed by
Bronston and Council, who hit him about
the same moment.
VIRGINIA ON DEFENSE.
The indians now put Virginia on the
defense. rushing the ball rapidly. by
short gains. into her territory For six
ty yards they forced the Varsity back,
Until. on her three yard line. Virginia
team stood as a wall. and the ball went
over on downs.
Harris punted fifty yards, having the
wind with him. to Williams, who was
dropped in his tracks by Daniel
The Redskins started through the
orange and blue asain. making ten
yards in two downs. through tackle
Virginia played OFF side. and the Indians
were awarded.
Etl!tanas now went through the
Varsity center for five yards. When on
tie thirty-yard line. Williams tried for
q goal from the field. but failed the ball
striking the ground and resulting in a
sa;ety. Harris -put the ball In play by
kicking from twenty-fye-yard line. The
bal: gained in their possession. the Car
l,sle eleven once more sent play after
play Into Virginta's team. and at last
sent Exendine over for their touchdown.
Three downs before Captain Williams.
OF the Indian team who had been injure1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
VIRGINIA. CELEBRATES
Enthustasm at Char
lottesvilIe Over the Game
IfspSt tch to The Times.)

pecan lIISt1ttS Cll 70 H. 4 !.iiSS.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. November
| >. -Bubbling5over with enthusiasm at the
outcome of the game in Norfolk. the four
! liintsred University of Virginia students
Who remained at home are tonight cell
efIatiag the great victory in a way all
Eatteir own. y detailed report of the con
Etest was received by wire. but not fifty
Students were on hand to hear it read at
the opening of the game. AS soon. how
ever. as the news came that touchdown
lad been made by the orange and blue
the building began to fill up. and from
that time on it was one jubilee of col
t.iege songs and yells.
The Individual plays were cheered as
if the men were Witnessing the contest,
ard the excitement was Intense, When
The Redskins failed to kick goal after
thair touchdown the stay-at-homes Rugged
each other with delight. and a few min
utes later, when a message came that the
contest was ended and that Virginia had
really defeated the conquerors of Penn
svIyanit: and Cornell the crowd did not
long hesitate what to do next.
Forming in tours the boys headed for
tile rotu1ta steps to impart the glad It'd
ings to&all tie college. After n song re-
cital the boys zigzagged their way across
the lawn from one professors residence to-
another.
Professor Graves. OF the law school.
vas the first found at home Perfectly
grand hessaid The finest news have
heard lately"
With a broad grin. Colonel Peters. pro-
fessora emeritus of Latin and a true lover
of football came strolLing down the
walk way and viewed the celebration with
approval.
After paying its respects to all the pro-
fe&sors on the lawn the column headed
far the chairalanis home. on University
Terrace. where they were heartily wei
coined. DR.. Earringer said that he was
nore than gratilied al the score. He had
f,tt all along. he said that as. soon as
the line got together the team would
RI owe itself tor be the finest in the South.
Most of the present eleven will be back
.;axt year. he continued and | want
ycua 4roo:ers to stand by it, as You have
done this year. and we will AZ rep
it to rise above its present class and TO
hold its own with the big four
With three cheers for the chairman the
Toys turned their steps towards Char
,lottesviIle. marching from the University.
10 the lower end of Main Street In the
middle OF the road and in all the mud.
Hats We're Erade on the march and the
score counted for the benefit OF all onlook-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
NORTH CAROLJNA'S PLUCKY TEAM.

light. but this season she comes to Rich
mond with many of those same men who
know the game as veterans and have be-
fore faced the orange Y, which Is said to
i be a terror to a Carolina man.
Captain Faust who played right tackle
last year. is In his old position a tower
OF strength in the line. and certain de-
struction to plays sent his way. On Of
+ fensiSe play Faust Is ono of the surcst
ground gamers on the team.
Another last years man is Jones, who
pi:.yed guard in 1901 but this season is at
right tackle. where he has greatly
strengthened the line. and has been used
2 10 advance the leather on the tackles back
fosnlati
i. EarIow and Donnally are playing right
arG left guards. Farlow is a new man.
He. weighs sles pounds. being the heavi-
est man III the line and q Stumbling i oeis
for all formations directed at his posi-
ton
Ionnallv# is a fast guard. Last year he
PLAYED substitute full back but early In
the present season was moved up to this
position, where he mas distinguished him
self by breaking through the opponents
line and playing havoc With their best
planned formations.
Stewart. at center. is a new man. hay
iI.g worked his way to the position from
tbs scrub eleven oyer TIE ola center
sIQN Is pthSli!S IlStil CIV q 5 diii. ~ .
possibly the fastest man on the team,
and is one of those ends who are Az
WAYS on the spot He gets down the field
like shot, and Is q lodging ground
gamer.
eaadon. new man. is on left end
Both men are fast and heavy. and little
ground has been gained around them by
amy team. Caroiinafs backs haze. all
PLAYED their positions before. They are
ground gamers. hard runners. and from
I. The fact that there has been no change
behind the line since the season opened
they play together and fit like clock
work into their interference. Hot, fun
back Is a good line bucker.8 and is strong
al backing up his line. Berkly and ia
cae'ss are riaving right and lsft halTes
which positions they fill as well as arly
pair of ground gamers inthe South. The
team is being carefully coached this week
and Will be. In splendid condition when
the game is gone into here on Thurs
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
INDIAN SCALP
HANGS At BELT
OF VIRGINIA

on tiptoe for two hours the intense mo-
nlent of the game did not arrive until
one minute and a quarter before time
vas called in t e last half.
a TRYING MOMENT.
This was q moment to test the heart
acton of the man who had his money
on the Indians EXundine, the Indian
right tackle. had been sent over the line
about FIVE yards south Of the goal for
a touchdown. and the kicking t the goal
remained to tie the score. This RESPONSE
bjlity fell to the lot of Chisds, tie sstocky
little full back, who had taken Niliiams
place when the latter had been injured
shortly before.
Every eye watched the placing of the
oval, every tafT'ue vas silent as the
little stoop-shou!dered Indian stePned
hack to get his eye on the stitched seam,
and then on the post, for true aim OF that
Indian toe depended the result Of the
struggle which had torn the turf Of La
fayette field for nearly an hour, driving
wild as the storm. swarmed 6,NA peopie,
who rose in their seats 10 chaer the
heroes on to victory
SO silent was the field that the ts1ump
of the the on the leather was heard III
every quarter and the crowd strained
as the c,fal and end for end shot towards
the white posts.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Neither Side Scored.
ecial DISPATCH to The Times.)

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. $50 close
was the playing. between the Richmond
High School football team and the Pc
.tersburs High School team In this city
this afternoon that neither side scored.
Though the Richmond team oatweighed
the Petersburg. team by an average of
fifteen pounds. the home team PLAYED
in the visitors territory nearly all the
time.
Petersburg was within yard Of her
goal once when ttmn was called The
game was much enjoyed by very good
crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
'EC ND or RIOTERS.

Sti'J ~ u pf# 4lti991 LIS.
The crowd % witness the game Will he
the greatest eyer seen in Richmond. as
with both ter ms are coming many root
ers. whose numbers willsh augmented
by hundreds Of alumni OF the two uni
versities wi.o are always strong when
this game is the battle on. When Virginia.
and Carolina We're playing regularly here.
and the annual game between them was
the established order Of things in the ath-
ietics life Of the State, the alumni of the
colleges gathered here regularly to make
The occasion one of general celebration.
With the renewal Of athletic relations
between Virginia and Carolina and the
prospects as they are now for a. battle
ROYAL between the two teams. for the
championship Of the South. there has
been a general awakening Of interest in
The event. and from all sections college
men VIII come TO see the struggle.
comparison OF the two teams leaves
thc result Of the game here still mat
ter Of jouNt Virginia evidently has the
advantage IN weight but herr men are
largely IllaGins their first season on the
- Varsity" Carolina has the advantage
OF playing a team which, in the main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
W. VA. DEFEATS ". ST.
Game Played a, Charleston in rud and
a Dow pour OF Rain.
lsnecinI .pispatch 10 The TINS.

Especial Dispatch TO Ine II r'-s
CHARLESTON, W. VA. NOT. 90
washington and Lee met defeat the
hands OF the football team OF theUnt-
vers!tv of West Virginia to-day I, as
good exhibition Of basg-plavtng as has
ever been witnessed on the local ED
The score stood L. to 5.
There was conslderab be Kicking :roor
the part of Washington ard Lee beore
the game began the clsim being n,.de
that West Virginia was atternpt,ng to
run in ringers, The ,rfncinal obf,c-
tiou was made to yeage~ but he wss
finally allowed to play. :. being shovr,
he was taking a postgraduate course II
law. Hearv rainfall all morning rem
derad the field very nludH- and half Of
the game was played wHias rain was
falling. The first score vas made Nv
Camphell for Washington and Lee. ar
ter six minutes pfav. He + lad r. kick
goal Three minutes rter Smith
made touchdown For VFst Virginia
Tvasse- Eickel eaal The Est half end
ed With the score 10 to 5 IN savor OF the 4
West Virgfniars
N the second half smith for west
Virginia 4 few minutes af.- the ball
had been IN play. made touchaa,vn
from the forty yard line. h, fatled 70
make goal the score standby Ii TO 5.
which was not CHANGED at ti?efgsI of the
game TIE strength Of this Nest vfr-
sgintans was 6lisp,aved in their nd plays.
whtIe their onnenants did fine work IN
lire. Baeley. Washington and LES right
guard was knocked out in he irs.
half and Cenovers was srbstitutts Ross.
atso@a washington and Lee mn. had
his nose broken. white other pIafsrs on
both sfsfss were slightly injured.
The Eiwe-up follows.
w & L. Position WA
srffev. left end ,Wthe-s
Nnit,...,..... Isft tactie. Fsrari
Stor-ett..--.. less e,,aref. .........,. Gore
gone. Center s.. ~. .Hrana
Tsst-'ey.. right guard. g.. Haynend
fCoroTer)
,rrin1d'e. RIGHT tackle. .sevr7r,r
Nrarafi tlr...... right end Was,cr
Campbell. .....6:ua.rtar .Peas
Ross. half back EIY
half hack....... Smith
Walter. full bark ..a... yenger
nln'res--aud and carrnichael
fFayrse T-nfvarsfty Of VIZ
efria. Time of game-twenty minute
halves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Fraternal Lodge No. SO "A M and A.
NJ. will meet at the Masonic Temple to-
morrow night at $50 o'clock for special
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Lvnchbure Boys Won.
Dispatch to The Times

LYNcHBURG. VA. Nov ON
football game here to-day between Roa-#
noke and Lynchburg High Schools.
Lynehburg won by a score of s to 5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

This Will ba ,lta first appearance OF
these teams q Richmond since that game
and VIII naturally attract tho widest IN