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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14
PRIESTS MUS. HANDS OFF
Fault Deess sNot Lie With the
 Pfts ms shool Systems
The ,, sel llftl4 1ssaeved to Have
 ton vi <sfeat skill--No De- < viation from Policy.

Berlin, Jan. 1s.-"The Imperial Chan cellor, Count von Buelow. replied in the lower house of the Diet tduay to inter pellations relative to the Polish question
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14

Tn Prussia. Liberals oe- sired to knc n was to be upheld. wh members bit- teriy critic events at wreschen. the sentenees of the cou caused jrsttre to veil her
 Won Blu, the incidents at Wrescl asgerated and had been util.-- Germany into
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14

Washington. Jan. 1a-The weather for coast for Ala bama: Fair; continued cold Tuesday; Wednesday, fair; warmer; light northerly to northeast winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
Gines jnngen Iiannes GrlebniB.
8rodlbn, Il. Ctto6sr 1897.

8rooil1 Il, A. SitO6sr 1897.
Sd mill Sbusn isBt msine S1mgtome usnHtr.
SD bin % Sabre alt; geiUidt $50 9iunO @robe
6 TuB: 6aurfur6e bun!cbrauu; &0rptr uuo Glis=
Der lang uuo i5luHt: S3DGd)e O.s QaH3eu R0rs
ptrs &opf i6Dtr unO Dou BON tlirQtn0tn 8oneu;
SdmcrjsH O0trb1lb Der gtug,u; ba5 g8,iBc i'm 4ugs
GELS 6aut uurtiH uuO fetttJ; gtlbs 3uHgc, bcOedt
nit Debsm llebsr3ug, trdD5en uub buitelH I'M aus
Der Gsbe ciucu 3lbeu, rarttartQen Sd)leim 5u eUts
fsrutu; fSGtdeu uuO onDtrc Biionu por ben &us
gen ibrtdlt)e SrGumt 9srDD'tit, 0iitOigfcit cir
@erlouQeu larQs i'm @ett gu ltscu; Oe5 Ylor9en5
tin miOes, 6percs @ieHbl bei'm @ufitsben; bic
Hdrme muu6mal osritopft uHn man6mal regular;
ruubmdl itleimi3e gutscrungen aus ban GGrmen;
unrculdltet Guf Der Duut; SUDDEN; lhicbtcr 8tz
iGmad i'm gtrno; abi3Jtu Dor qrbeit unD Dsiblis
der gciclibaFt Saug 3ur Giuamf5it; Oumpfe,
ibnsrt, fuulpifjnniqc uuO trdumsrIide RouIuroU
Der GeD1nfen; blafts, baacrss 2lu5iebeH; @ditHs
6luttu; Ga6tibneib; BercHgen Otel g01ntr 5u
triuFen; neuie gIppetit; i6rt9lidJs GnbilOuHecU
rcd Ocm 3ubcttgcbeH. Gs 1T a6t Sabre Der, lett
ib oitie perudbtcuoc NHqerUobHb;it ugHabm uuO i'd
babe icitber fat INNER gcitteH. Sd mar uuter Der
@eEaH6luuq pou NebCn 2Ottor:u sd babe ttiu.
Colonel Gucdfbr ebsr bldut 9illtU mtiucs g9ils
tens nad qeuommeH. SD babe Oicit GnG'Dobrbtit
cbQtCQt, OsuH ieitoem i'd bag 8eiolDWt GcHomS
mcu babe i'd bas 9rlaHqen nCuu6 OcrlorfH. Die
@euOuuq, lucldle bus Dttta bcroorQcbgad1t, mar
critauulib @u oas ltnbcb1otu OcrGnauO ME
ourd) 21uberfruft WteiH @ppettt tcbrt. jurud,
msi,ls Gthcs sr6bldfet tpurOe ntu bClcbt unO i6
bin itbt dnCtlb Oaraui bcba6t uHO CiIlg, mciH
SuQelUtrt gu Derrj1tcH. Sb utbmc MIR ciHen balls
ben Ibstlotftl 8cln0et ortImal togID uHo cine
bon 9aDnans 9tllm IeOeH NbcuO uuC 5tueimul
p6dtutlta rsib, i'd mtinc 0irbciduls uuO mtintr
Riidsn nit Rcabp Relief Elm. Cine SSlaiae bat
bicie iuunocrbare @enOung berOorQebrat5t, uttr i'd
aloube cs III beFsr, Den Gtbrau5 Oicts Mlittsls
nod tint 3etlang iort3ui5ten 6O1ad)tun05ool u.
%
an fdren qrOBtr s6tDd5c uuo oncr ncrb6icn
Grr,aunoen 1T btit IuncuSunQ bon q N 3
Rsab6 ReGief an b:r ggirbcIiduc BON GROCER
QBidtiqfstt Gs Derisbt Da5 3rbenIDtcm NIT
Glrftri,itdt urO Qitbt Oen Rcrp.n uauss 9ebsH uu0
stdrfs. Ru6 nit 8atbi6ldQm Hbr obiQn Gss
qeuianO CRaOnnp iibsr r5rritationeu in Der 01rHs
r0brs ett.N al I @rluugsn frci }U0eidnot
0abipab' % ti m lite iUsrOeH BON ale
len @potheftru pertauft uuO finn III Gr. 9taOpaO'5
Office, gr. So, Glms sStrabe 9tOs9Ori, 3u bobsus
"a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
Or. 80OQol' S
S0riQpQriQiQlt
NciOlDcnt!
Der srOBe .R(,ttseimioer.
Cir Die 6rilnng aler
6rnuiiasn 9rauf6citru.

a,tsr Sropfeu 5uliapariGiau 8ciotocnt b,rIsi5S
buvd Gut, 56ptiB un0 in anOcrcr gBtiis benz
Sptem Qcbtusfraft, ocnu cg sri,bt bic p:ybrauAteB
Stoiie Oe3 G6Tpcrs burb reius5 uuO gciuHocsNlltea
rial. Scrop6clu 9lus3t5runQ, Syphilis, uuGetbeilts
uuo Dledt 0tbeilte pcncriidb Rrantbeittn in ibreH
pitten Gormtn GcnDcH Sis 10 Gents fir ncuc iuuS
trirts @rOi6ire u&aonaD on @tHcrc1l0, 0rhieHs
Graut5citcu, GtibpErc i'm nals i'm D}uuo, 9Iuss
uitdJis Guoten IL Den 2riieR uab 9r5irtuuleu in
unpcrm G0rprtbeiIcu, blimmc @ugsn, itropbnl6is
IasilitFe aus ben Cbreu Die i9inmitca 55Ormen
boz aut=Ryaul6itcu, 9lu3i5IIgcu, ofi5nc GSaEoeu,
8rtrOtopf, GiuQtpurm SuIji!ub GrDfpslas,
ibmerjenOe apar3e 6icdeu am R6rpcr, trcDsarttgs
Gcudcbie, fyraututiOca unO al Oi, ibDdbnbsr
urO id)mr3bofttn GutlcrurGsH, @a3tibnsiB uub
uQe gcrqcuouaqcu Der 2cbtHstrait Qqcs iii i'm
Rcrst3 Der @siltraft oitics g8unScrs moOtrn,r
G6tnte, unO tiu paar Sage Gcbraud miro iso:r
9triou bic oasielbe fiir iroenO cine Oci,r Sranfs
teitcn ounero,t, otTsn mdGtigs @s;l!rat am els
ecusn R6rper bcp,ien.
gBtuu Der Qatient psl5sr idqfi6 aGuimmt
iufolqs BON SabHi5nirDen uno Nnslt5reu, bic
i3rtpdbrtH0 JuHebmtn, oitim 9Cruttu Gtubah
ecbetst uno DeiClbeu burb ueue5 Wtlttrial qCz
uommen oon geluHosT 9tut, tritBt - unO ptees
thu. mn bspirft Ruppaps 5uridpuriQiun Reiols
bent - 70 1T @ejlun0 ttbr, oeuu n1uu oiciis Scils
mittd cinmul isia &elujGEn9sDtrf 0egtNnt uHO
erfctQretG In in Der 8srmjnoeruu9 ots Qtrlutss
70 bcilt ss ibnea, uuD t0qib rpiTo Der B1tcnt fdp
fdrtcr befiuOen uuo fGrfsr fubleu, bic 0abruug
better ocrOuuen, ocr @ppetit Dro fb bcbcH uE0
Die R0rpcriiille uHo oas &orpugeDtt juncbmsu.
fsolQeuoe5 III Der fSdll tuo zine fSdid)t Ots Rao=
DuD'5 Sariapdriitau &sioi0eai Nie SpmptOme, uber
Dtlds 0dldGt pUrot, QCdn0trt, bic 9otoDncraco
oOsr oa5 9srlauqtu bsititilt Eno Pen GutesruResH
elm GuOs 0cmaat hat. Gitir 9ri:f purOs i'm DIS
t0ber 1897 Gei1riebsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
eSn Sittsbnr0 arItnrben.

pftt5burg, ga., 9. Mui. =
Rep. 2ouis @agner, Paitor Der err
item Oeuti6en ebung, zlut4. 9emeinoe
auF W2t. @afbingtOn Oubier, 1T i'm
Glitter pon 45 Sabren elmer 2ungen>
ent3iinbung gum Opfer gefa1en. Der
Ser itor6ene, ipel9er Elm W}itglieo Der
06io SDnobe mar, mas aus 8aDern
ge6urtig. g}d9 2lbiolpirung Oe5
@DmnaTiumS unb einigen Semeitern
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ergriff er ben
Dan0erfd6 unO fam na4 2(merita,
feline tbeolOgif4en 9tubien auf bem
DeutI9en lutberii9en Seminar gu
Columbus, g., bOllenbenO. @be er
Dor flint Sabren ben Ruf an Die Sc
meinoe auf Mt. MufbingtOn erbielt,
mar er in ben lut6eriI9en 8emein0en
gu YerrpsOille, Pa., @bans Gitp, ga,
unb 9reenOug4, Pa, ieeIiOrgerii4
t6dtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
Slutiaer &i nit Snoianeru.

@Gpafo, Ser, 9. W2ui. = Ser
Sru6tugent 8m. 8roipn, tpel8er aus
@uubmus, Merito, fam, bra4te Die
Melbung bon einem Sample 3niI4en
merifanif9en AniieDlern unb guqutz
cSnoianern. Der &f Fano in Der
5reitug g&u4t itatt. Die Meritaner
fIi9teten; nur etne 6amilte, beitebeno
aus einem Mdnne, Ieiner Satin, feiz
ner W2utter unb 5tpet &inbern, blie6en
suriid. Sin barter &f fOlgte.
Der Mann tpuBte bic Snbianer ab3uz
pe6ren. Seine Mtutter unb Elm
@Gugling purben get0Otet. Der
Mdnn, feline 5rau uno iein nod lez
benbes &inb enttamen in Der Ounfelz
belt, errei9ten am nG9ften Morgen
eine feline CHARACTERIZATION, BON mo
aus 6iilfe requirtrt tpuroe. 8is gum
@intreffen Der SOGbaten battsn fi4
Die Snbianer 9eflii9tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10

Shanghai, pel8e ben YungtiezGoms
patt pd6ren0 Der 8orerzllnru6en a6z
i8loFen, 0roens=2tu53ei4nun9en gu
She'll per0en.
9ettnG 9. N}ai. - 8icet0nig
0uan 66i6 8ai telegrap6irt, OaB Der
U}i7iipndr 6ou(oing unO 3pei 8efd6rz
ten unter militGriI6er @8forte aus
benz unru6igen 0i7tritt BON 9et4tlt in
66unte6z6u etngetroFfen IinO. sic
nerOen aud unter notwithstanding
no6 9aottngz6u geleitet nerOen. 9as
8olf, unter Dem iie Ii4 aufge6alteg
batten, OrObte, iie gu t0oten.
StuIien'8 5anbel.
gR 0 m, 9. N}at. - Syn Der geitrigert
GiBunq Der Oeputirtentammer Ipra3
Der 9eputtrte 0emarco ii6er bic &rtii5
in Der 8ein~Snouitrie. @einer 2lnz
fi9t na8 lGge Da8 bette 6eiImittel in
Oem NbI4IuB 9iinitiger 6onOel5~9erz
trdge. Der 3ebner trttiiirte f6arf
Oas @er6alten Der 8egierung BEL ben
8er6an0lungen ii6er einen 6anDel5z
8ertrag nit ben Ser. Staaten.
Ser 9rG7ioent Der permunenten
GOmmtiiiOn fir 9anbel5~8ertrdge,
Qu3utti, erflGrte bic 8eI4ulOigungen
9emurco'5 fir unbegriinbet, ba SStaz
liens 5nterefen 6et OteIer Gelegen6eit
ie6r gut getpa6rt pGren. Der N&iniiter
beS 2lusnGrttgen, 9rinettt, beItdtigte
2u5utti'5 8e6auptungen unO iagte, Die
8er6anDlungen nit ben 8er. Staaten
feien nur pegen Der 6einoieligteit o6z
ge6ro3en porben, nel9e Der Dorgez
I9lagene @ertrag i'm amerttaniIaen
GongreB erregt babe; Der ttaIieniI9a
8otI9after beS 8lan6eS in 0uI6ings
ton lei initruirt, bic 8er6unolungen
pieber auf3unebmen uno ii4 gu oergea
piiTern, tpel4e Gon3eIiionen bic 8ers
Staten auBer benen auf S4mal3 II.
N2ai8, nelhe 5talien i6on getpd6rte,
nod Oerlangten.
8ombarbement un0 SLUT
ba0 5u3an ming 8u.
6ong8ong, 9. Mai. - gta6z
ri6ten aus SOU G6Ou ergeben, baB bic
8e6eQen am 27. 2(pril bic Sta0t 9an
Sling 6u oret Stunoen lang nit moz
oernen Jel0gei8iiBen 6ombdrOirten.
300 bis 400 oer 8epO6ner nurben
get0otet. Die 3ebeGen 3ogen ii4
f4IieBti4 in Die 6iigel 3urijd.
8ur3e &abeGbepef den.
- Die 8QumnoQb0uie in 2iDerz
pool pirb am IT,, 49,, %. unO "a.
N}ai, ii6er gfingiten, gei4lofen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
0ie China Wirrerl.

S6ungbai, 9. Mat. = Sin fatz
ferli6es @oitt tpurDe erlafen, Our4
fpel4es SIeng Gbi, Dem 3artarenz9ez
neral in Der ManbI4uret, Rdng unO
@6ren tpieoergegeben tper0en, Oeren er
Dor einiger 3eit 6eraubt puroe. Sieng
g6i per6unbelte einen @e6eimOertrag
nit g3uBlano unb purOe taiiirt, neil
bic fubli9en 8icet0nige gegen iein
9orqe6en proteitirt batten. 9ieie Rez
Itituirung 8eigt, pie mGdtig Der ginz
fluB 8uBlanb's lit. sic beitGtigt Die
8e6auptung, DaB RuBlanO in oielem
Sale 0ittiren tonnte. Der ruIiti9e
6alt an Der WanOI9urei fam jeBt alS
permanent angeie6en tperben.
coSn ben 3arifoertragsz8 sz8er6anOlun>
gcn lit man mod ni6t peiter getomz
men. Die 8icet0nige 2tu 8un gi unO
Chang @bi Sung nit benz Sdotat
G6eng 6a6en cine Denti4rtft an ben
Sbron geri6tet, in lpel4er tie bdrum
erIu8en, baB ben frem0en &Oniuln in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
g r<ertete Sea9er+
Gin 10000 SOOte.
Observation-Disclosures aus 2l1eftmNtem.
Jnr6tbare 9eimindnug Der frQn3OFidcn SnicI
Martinique.
etoot st. gtsrre tote1 serH6rt.

aen MnIfsnkben pOn $4,000 8spo6nn iOu enttommen m
gtge menigs gerfonn i'm 9uen lgenOn @ten bur4
ben fran86Fdsn &eu8er r@u" gerette - Inter ben 0pfsrn
6finben f6 Der un36Ffe gOuDernetr Der Snfel unO be.
umertfaniIde &onIu qrens. = Quf auf Der britt
den SnId st. gincent ffsint cine 8utaftrop6
eingetreten gu ien = 9elegrup6I6u Ser
e6r unter6roden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
4uspeis ii6er ben Stanb Der n5arz
mers' unb Mer9ants' gdtionalz
8anf" am S9luB bes 9ei9Gfts
am 80. Nprtl 1902.

Sut6 6ubeu:
Sarle6en unD Siscont. s. 1854 849.69
MrbreGoeen, ecFdert unO nitt 9cz
nbert Observation-Disclosures. Io-o0
Ser Staaten=S Sbligationen 5ur Sis
6crunq Der Girtulation. 100000
Gffetten, Si6erbeitsn etc. .......... 743999.65
tnnq :. ...................:...... 163, 1888
o5arS ReisrDt.aqentenC :. .............. 13421529
0a fisss =. ......................... 2686534
0frrS ten ~" ..4.............. 1EY.' '' 18oO7o4
Sfnternale Rcpsnue=Stumps ...... 22O0
Gbeds unb auoere 9aarbcftdnoe..... 1869
Bebicl fir bic 2iauoirzSant. 140,867l6
9loten BON nnDercn 9dtionalbunten.. 29,066OO
S3leinpapierqelb, Ridcl unO Gents. 1896
GsieBli3 in Der 8unf befinOIi6e
GcierDe:
Spe3ie ............. $3.50, 5000
N''N' ~'"''' '''"'''' $1,000 588.359.Oo
einl6unog 5ouO, bepOnrt bel benz
S6abmeifcr Der Der. Staateu Is
9ro3eut Der Grtulation). .......... 10000
5dliO bonn Ser. StaattnsS6aBmciz
tier, aubtr Dem 5=proientigen Gtnz
l0iunQs= 6CnD =. ................ 100000
eOtal :. ........................ s4179 98OO6O
9tr6tuofi9ttit
Ging3obltt5 Nftiertupital S6JOOOOOO
uiberibuB= 6onO .............-.. 0Z0Vo0.UO
unDertbeiltc Qrofitc, ub3Igi6 llns
foten uno bcjablter Stcucrn...... 1427G1.9O
@usftebcnOc Ratipnal=9 9antnoten 495O0.OO
llnbt3a6ltc Sioi0enocn ............. 9l3L07
fSd1ie al anoere 3atio=
ndl=g1ufen ........ S224, 35O.4I
iSdIie Stdat5bant:n
uuD gdHfiCrs .......... 81, ,SS6UI
5Gaiq oil Sruf @Omz
puqnic'n, iopic Spar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10

-0ie 8attin bes 6tneitT9en 8onz
fuls sSuun q. perira in San Grdnz
cisco, tpurbe i'm Bureau zines 3dAnz
ar5tes, pd6renb tie fi4 mebrere Cab
ne aus3iehen lieB. BON 8rdmpfen be-
fallen unb mar binnen tpenigen Wtiz
nuten cine 2eife. sic mar nit einem
9era!eiOen beAaftet.-<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-10
qu alien Edneu erprpbt

SabrbuuOcrte lauQc 6riabruHg bat gelebrt oaB
bic Ct @cruaro Grdutsrpae Elm erprobtes Wjttl
3ur gtf0rDerung Der 9crDuuuHg unO Der Ibdtgt,it
Des WaQcus it, 2ie giam fuO unubruciiib
in i5rtr ggirfung aui Den mtni6IibtR Creani5s
mus. sic rciniQen Oa5 9lut, bsititig.u Die St0s
rlngen Der 5bdtigtsit DOn ecri, @cren, ee6sr uHo
Wi5 uuo traQen sur ocbmQ Der QtiuattHeH Sea
ben5trdite bel, iomit bic llria6en 0tr 0crDoftdt
entfsrueuO i,usr ibrtd.j6sH GraHtb,it iDtlte Oeut
AZ 5uqe 10 pcit Ucrbrtitet it, Eis ct. Scruar1
Rrduttrpiaen iHo in aIN ApOtbtttu gu babeH.
(SiSu,Sa)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
ELEPHAuTS' TUSKS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
The Bostock Show is Still! Al.
tracing Good-Sized
Crowds.

Although the crowd at the Bostock
show was not as large las' nlsht
if was on the opening, Wednesday, great
interest was displayed.
Several new features In animal tram
ing were added to the bill. and IL Is an
nounced by the management that ne"
acts will be produced from time to time.
The performance of yesterday afternoon
was witnessed by quite number OF
ladies and children, who seemed to take
great delight III the performance OF big
,iz." the elephant and enjoyed Eie
time riding around the track on her pa h.
The monkey cages also received the usual
amount of attention, and much interest
was conferred upon the lioness and her
cubs. These little fellows are very
soortiye and playful, reminding one OF
Young Kittens and it IS hard matter TO
picture them as ever assuming the shape
Of wild, ferocious animals.
The tusks of Jumbo. the second, were
received from the authorities at CieVe-
land O., yesterday The tusEs were
stolen by thieves since the snow lelt
that place, and went to New York. ana
hare only been recently recovered
Jumbo, the second was a mammoth
beast. only being three inches shorter
than the original Jumbo. while in weisht
ne exceeded him by 150Q.- He was one OF
the most ferocous animals in existence
and had never been conquered. Ills age
was estimated at 40. although it could
never be correctly given
Mr.. Rcstock purchased the elephant
from the Duke of Edinburgh. he having
been presented to the Duke by the au-
thcritics Of India. He was delegated to
the task of killing criminals, and SEEM
ed to thrive at his work 60 "" that
when taken away he had acquired very
evil disposition AT the Pan American
Exposition he nearly killed man. ard 1t
was decided to elec:rocute him. Three
thousands volts Of electricity We. turned
into his system without any apparent eff
feet and the idea was given up.
After the elephant was carried to
Cleveland Mr.. Bostook made an offer to
present him to the authorities for the
geological garden. His offer was. how
ever declined with many thanks. and as
he was such a menace to the l'res Of
the people. he was left at their head
quarters. and house rented where he
might be allowed to snend the rest of his
natural life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
BIGGEST SIGN IN THE WORLD.

.>ew Workers. who are used to big
things, have been astonished during the
past week by a painted sign at the cor
ner Of Broadway and Spring Street. COW
ering the northside of two eleven-story
buildings. This sign covers 15,4l6 square
feet of space and is by far the largest
advertising sign ever painted. The pic
ture is the well-knowu figures Of Sunny
Jim who for so many months has tes-
tified to the goodness Of FORCE" not
onlv over the entire United States, but
in the United Kingdom as well.
In this picture. Sunny Jim" is H.
feet s inches in heisht. His hat is IL
fest inches tall and Is feet broad. His
r rose is 10 feet long. His ear is 8 feet
9 inches high. His arm is II feet long;
his legs co feet long. His thumb extends
owe, space Of feet. The height Of his
oo1?ar Is y feet 6 inches and his tie is
; feat 6 inches in height. His cuffs are
r.atS inches wide. The buttons on the
no,t are 5 feet inches in diameter and
Sis cuff buttons are 5 feet inches In
e1 1i,5 Sunny Jim's.. feet are 20 feet
low and the cane which he carries IS
so' feet IN length. His dog. which sports
siorg by his side. is - feet Inches in
Al With this enormous sign. the reading
- a+ter IS very brief and fills but small
mart Of the space. It's as follows:
- esVigor, Vim, Perfect Trim.
Force made him Sunny Jin1...'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
SOUP-HOUSE FOR POOR
Rev. George Wiley Seeks in This Way
10 Fed "'a,u

Rev. George H. Wiley. the superinten-
dent OF the Methodist Institution Of
Christian Work. has determined to open
soup house here for the benefit of the
rcor who are unable. owing to the high
price Of fuel, to prepare the raw food.
Air. Wiley has gone about among the
ruol q great deal Of late, climbing rick
ETY. stairs and looking into novels. with
x.ew TO ascertainlng if such an institution
b. necessary He saw many evidences of
d. Institution, and believes now that place
where the poor may get good. hot soup
free will be an inestima bic blessing. The
soup will BE- ma de and served at the In
stitrtion, and fifty quarts will be pre-
pared at time. The soup will be dis
Tosed of at / cents a quart to ticket
holders. The plan is that persons dis
posed to help the poor in this wa!- may
buv the tickets turn them over to Mr..
Wiley. who will distribute them where
mort needed. The innovation. Mr.. Wiley
insists. is not UNCONVENTIONAL. but all
src as',e1 to helm prisons other than
Ne+1oTfsts have already contributed. an
Frisoore' gentleman being among them.
giving $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
VIII OF Gel Nswhcuse.

Colonel S. NJ. Newhouse of Culpeper.
is alwaN S ready to convuIse the House w tn
laughter with some sparks of fine wit.
Yesterday he was defending the report
of the Conference Committee on Adjourn
ment, of which he was a member. and
the question Of low railroad fare was
injected. In a moment Colonel Newhouse
turned the point and started a roar Of
laughter He said on the night before
he had been TO the Bostock shows with
his old friend. Colonel Green, Of Fau-
duier. Ee had suggested that he and
Colonel Green ride an elephant. when the
latter called his attention TO the con-
stitrtional Inhibition against LEGISLATORS
taking free rides. On this account. he
said. they did rot ride and when he got
this far the House broke ont and the
member joineS in ard resumed his seat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
PLAYER HALL ASTOUNDED
Immense Crowd Witnessed Peel Play
er's Exhibition Last Night.

Mr.. Fred B. Hall. the great pool player
never was in such crush before as he
exp rien Cd at sparks & Blacks, The full
Dress" last night. When Mr. Hall went
to the club at s o'clock he was astounded
at the mass of eager humanity he saw.
and alarmed somewhat when he found
that he actually could not get inside. He
tried to push his way through, but jr<
could not. Al 2 o'clock he went back aliu
this time by dint Of muscle and energy
he reached one OF the tables. but the
crowd was SO thick and close about the
tables that he could not play.
To get out of the building he had to
crawl under two pool tables and push his
way out OF the back door. At 10 o'clock
he came back and by this time he man
aged to give the exhibition. Mr.. Hall es-
Inmates the number who entered the room
last night at not less than $500.
Everyone who saw Mr.. Halls work
testified that il was exceedingly clever.
He goes 20 Lynchburg to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
BI.UEfiELD MURDER
Fatal Shooting Affair in the Norfolk &
Wee'er1 Shops.
Especial :spatch to The Times.>

Especial :spatch to The Times.)
BLUEFIELD, ". VA. December IS
Aotl,er murder was added to Blueheld's
long list of honicides this afternoon,
when Matt Dodd. of this city. fired a
bullet through the heart Of Lee Palmer.
of Brooklyn. n. Y. The murder occurred
in the Norfolk and Western shops. and
followed brief scuf1le, said to have
been provoked by the murderer.
Both men were employed by the COM
pany the dead man working on the day
and his slayer on the night force. Dodd
went into the shops about 3 o'clock. and
came UP to where Palmer was fixing an
engine. lie criticised Palmer for allow
ing his helper to 90 work usually en-
trusted to more experienced men. This
brought on the difficulty. Dodd made
several attempts to strike Palmer With
his fist. but failed. He then drew his
ntetol and used the butt of it to no better
effect. All this time Palmer is said to
have been merely fighting on the defen-
sive Finding chat he could not get the
better of his antagonist he then nred
the fatal shot. The bullet passed clear
through the heart and produced Instant
death.
Dodd ESCAPED through window. but
was arrested shortly afterwards at his
home by Detective AL. Baldwin. The
dead man was TO have left tomorrow
for his home in New York. and would
have been married on Christmas daE-
Dodd is a son of the late Colonel Dodd,
for long time Superintendent Of the
Southwest Virginia Improvement COM
pany at Pocahontas. Va.
The murderer was given q partial hear-
ing late this evening. and is being cared
for tonight at the residenc" of an officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
DAY ordered the Stafford compulsory edu-
cation bill: printed. The bill is regarded
as ono of great importance.
WARE KISSING BILL
MIR. Settle Wants ii Operative Within
Four Months,

MIR. 0eiise Wants ii Operative WITHIN
Four Months.
Hon. George w. Settle, OF Rappahan-
mock. was on his feet in the House yes
terday to offer another resolution on the
Ware anti-kissing bill. but the keen scent
OF Speaker Ryan discovered that some
thing was about to be doing" and he
quick,r shut the member off and recog-
nized Mr.. Eunley, Va held In his hand
the report of the majority Of the Confer
ence Committee. which the Chair ruled
was privileged matter.
The resolution which Mr. Settle was
about to offer was as follows:
Whereas it is apparent that the Ware
anti-kissing bill has created consterna-
ton among the bachelors and old maids
Of our State: therefore. be it
Resolved That special committee be
appointed. to consist OF ". II. Boaz. r.
r, Lee c. N. Wallace Jr.. s. Z. Kelley.
d. II. Lealse and .. 3. Powers. to con-
slider the advisahility Of putting into eff
feet the provisions of said bill within
four months and that they be uncovered
10 hold daily sessions ard to send for
any interested persons to give expert tes-
:.