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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Pronertv Transfers.

Richmond: Otway S. Allen and wife.
10 Miss e. r. webster. 2s feet on south
Hide Grace Street. 40 feet west OF Al
Ven Avenue. $3.50.
otway S. Allen and wife To e. II.
Ferguson. rs feet on north side Grace
Etrect. 16s feet west of Alien Avenue,
s1,400.
same to Isaac Cohen 27e6 feet on south
tide of an alley parallel with Monument
avenue. $50 feet west of Lombardy
street. $3.50.
Guarantee IS. L. and 7. Co to Lucy
a. Bennett, q CLIP feet on north side
Earv street, 81 OLE feet west of lIaryie.
ll,2G0.
3D.. r. Johnson and wife to Jas I.
Moan. l.4 feet on east side Ihirty-secoadg
Street, q feet south of Marshall Street.
And as feet on east side I.hirtr-seeord
Street, 100 feet north of Broad Street,
1850.
Richrnond Perpetual b. l.. and Il Co.
"a A.. l.. Straus. % ST. feet on FIRST
street northwest corner Byrd Street.
1920. ~
Annie Y. richardson TO John Sloan, 30
rect on north side of Broad Street, 20
,eet west of Thirty-tirst Street. sl,eo
iicnrico: Christian Droste and Wife
10 J, narles q M. Katie and Lean a.
rrnkc. lot 6l6 in plan OF LisbuI'n, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
MEETING OF NEGRO
STATE CONVENTION.
They Decline to Put Up Ticket
as Was Proposed.
Bitter AGAINST LILY WHITES
Rejoice in the Failure OF the Greensboro
Convention TO Attract Democrats 10
the Republican Party-Urge Mes
groes 10 Vote as They Please.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)

A.
RALEIGH. n. C.. october l6.-TheTe
was small attendance on the negro
State convention here tonight. called 10
ua.mc a State ticket against the lily
white" Republicans. They decided. In
view OF the small registration the state
aver, due to exacting requirements OF
he constitutional amendments. not 10
laIne ticket and instead issued la'e
o-night a lengthy address to negro Hot-
.rs. In st they rejoice that after the
white Republicans turned out negro dele
yates al the Greensboro State convention
In the vain hope of winning white Demo
cratic votes. only four maicontent Demo
Gratis in an the State have come over 10
the ..liiy whites
PLEA TO ROOSEVELT
They beg President Roosevelt not 10
turn out any more negro ofiicshotders on
Senator l,itchard's pet scheme 10 estao-5
lish the lily whites" and 10 leave those
now in Office to SHOW The cap2bility OF
she race to fill positions or responsibility
They urge negro voters to vote as they
please, and above al to not vote for any
white Republican bosses. =
An Executive Committee Is appointed
10 direct the course OF the negro indie
pendent movement in the future.
COMING TO RICHMOND.
Governor Aycock to-day appointed Cen
eral 7. s. Carr, Hon. w. II. S. Bnrgewin.
Major Graham Dawes and Captain a. y.
Etronach to represent North Carolina al
ihe unveiling of the Confederate monu-
hent in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond,
October 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Botani, Blood Balm lB. B. B.)IsG
CONVENTION Will
END miners STRIKE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

resumption would not take place until
Friday. There Will not be enough work
at first for all the strikers. as it is the
intention of the companies not to dis
miss non-union men who have stood by
them during the strike. The orsaniza-
ton will take care OF such other men
as are unable to find work.
The coal companies anticipating the
ending OF the strike next week are bust
ly engaged in preparing for resumption.
Tens ~ thousands of coal cars are in
the regions ready for loading, and cN-
ira efforts will be made in moving them
to the large distributing centers. once
mining is resumed. 1t is estimated that
more than go of the $50 collieries will
be in operation by the end OF next week
and will produce enough coal to relieve
the situation. An authority in coal min
ing said to-day that the coal compa-
MES as a result OF the strike, are thir-
ty millions OF tons behind.
There is considerable talk heard that
the. withdrawal of the troops will begin
in a day or two, but this cannot be
confirmed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
OUR CONSTITUTION
WON I Be TESTED.
Captain John S. Wise Makes
Doubtful Talk.
WILL FIGHT FOR MONEY ONLY.
If Funds are Not Raise He will Not
Take the Case-White Republicans
do Not Care for Contest-The
Future Prospects.
WILL FIGHT FOR MONEY ONLY
Future Prospects.

It does not appear at all likely that
there will ever DE any contest over the
validity of the new Constitution of Nir-
ginia in the Supreme Court of the United
States.
This has been the opinion OF well posted
democrats for a long tine and white Re
publ;cans have not llesitated to say that
they would not object to seeing the man
in black extcrninatcd from the political
arena. bcca Use. in their opinion. 1t would
tend to raise the standard Of their party
in the state. The rank and file OF the
Democrats are ready for it, because should
it stimulate a more Independent feeling
among the white people of the State. the
general tendency would be in the line OF
Direr and more honest methods IN pub
lie Offices.
CAPTAIN WISE TALKS.
But. sticking to the Republican con-
tcntlon, Captain John s. Wise, VINO mas
been engaged a S associate counsel in the
as If there was some doubt about the
question of making a final test
When approached by a Times reporter
Captain Wise said:
THE matter of testing the new Con-
stitution Of Virginia is in state OF eIn-
bryo at present The whole thHS in a
nutshell is this: There has been framed
a., instrument of organic law for the
State. which a great portion Of the citi-
Zens do not like. They propose to test
it. and It is their unquesuoned right to
do so If they can. have been spoken to,
and. indeed, cngag ed as associate coun-
sci IN the matter. if funds are raised SUI
Gcient to defray the expenses of the trial.
/ am not ashamed of it. It IS In line
with my profession. and although | have
been roundly criticised in the public press.
I shall, not be deferred from proceeding
as see fit.
ONLY AS a LAWYER.
IT stand exactly where my father stood
in reference to tho Cahoon-Ellyson case
here years ago. When the former needed
the advice and counsel of a lawyer and
came to my father, he took the case. al
though more than half Of the bar here
were against him for so doing. There Is
nothing OF a definite nature in connec-
don with the matter yet. The proposed
confer ence of counsel on the subject has
not vet been held. for the reason that
former Senator Thurston has just re-
tuned from abroad and could not meet
lis up to this time. The funds have not
vet been raised. but you may say for me
tint if this is done I shall proceed as !
think any lawyer should do-that Is. to
accept the retainer. and WITH my assoc
ciates put up the best fight OF which !
am capable for a, people whom I believe
have & right to make the contest If they
so desire"
Captain Wise will leave for his home in
New York this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
BOARD OF VISITORS
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Great Interest in the Session to
Occur at University.
MILES AND GUARDIANSHIP
This important Matter to Be Consid-
.ered, and Course to Be Followed
in Doubt-Alumni Suggest
Postponement.
Postponement

The Board Of Visitors OF the Univar-
sity OF Virginia will meet to-day at
charlottesville The Miles craftsmanship
matter is certain to come UP. and the
result OF the proceedings will be watched
with great interest by all lovers of the
University.
OF course, no ono can tell what the
Board will do, but there is a belief on
the part OF some people that chair
Of economics will be first created and
that Professor George W. Miles. Of Rad
ford, will be elected to the chair. It is
then probable that he will be elected
chairman of the faculty and given large
executive power.
This IS the proposed plan that has
called forth a storm OF disapproval
from a great number OF the old students
OF the University, as we'll as rrcln q
number OF the faculty and of the stu
dent body. At a large meeting at the
Chamber OF Commerce in this city re-.
Gently, resolutions protesting against
such course We're adopted, and COM
rnittee appointed to lay the matter be-
fore the board Tits committee Is do
ing all IN its power to- bring pressure
tc bear to prevent the proposed action
Of the board.
OTHER SIDE
or course, there ara two sides to the
question Tho other side maintains that
som. move is necessary to keep the Uni
versity abreast of the times. They
think an oflcer with large executive
power is necessity. and they further
more regard Mr. Niles as a very suit
able man for the place.
Not even the discussion some years
ago of choosing president for the in
stitution has caused such widespread
interest as has this proposition to make
Mr.. lilies the practical head OF the Uni
yersity. Communication after commu-
nicat;on has been written and some
very spicy correspondence has passed on
the subject.
II is believed that the proposition Win
he considered by the board. and there
is1a pretty general impression that they
intend 10 carry it through despite the
expressed disapproval of number OF
the Alumni.
The members of the board are g e.
Jones. Of Highland, rector: Carter CLASS.
of Lyncthurg: Daniel Harnan OF
Charlottesville; Eppa Hunton. OF Ricn-
rnond. Judge A ". Wallace. OF Frede.
ricksburg. Henry Stuart. OF RusseEt
county. r. Tate Irvine. Of Big Stone
Gap. and R. Walton Moore, OF Fairfax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
ALUMNI COMMITTEE MEETS
Adont Memorial Asking the Board to
Postpone Action.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times)

(SCecial DlSpdlCn 70 \ Ac l itA.S'-i
HARLoTTEsVLLE, VA. Oct ls-
rhe Executive Committee OF General
Alumni Association OF the University OF
Virginia met in the Board of Visitors
room at that institution this afternoon
president Judge James B. Sener, or W asi-
ineton, presiding. Other members pres
ent we're Richard 3. Tunstau. OF norfolk:
.x-I,ieutenant-C Governor Edward Ecnois
and Hon. Armistead G.. Gordon, OF Stauh-
ron. r. T. ". Duke and Louis l. Hanc-
KEEL OF Charlottesville: Professor Ralelsh
G. Minor and John S. Patton. OF eas
University. 49,
The chief question discussed was tiiae
of the selection OF a professor OF ecoro'ii.
les. who is to act also as CHAIRMAN ~
the faculty. A memorial TO the b9 ,af.l
Of visitors was finally adopted ash1is
that body. in view OF the uncertainty a.
TO whether the board had the iesai ! & :.
10 make changes in the cons'itG'lon -,
III. University. to postpone ae1'oi1
/. could formulate definite plan
The committees action will De repo I-,
to 7tha hoard. which assemblies at the = NJ NJ.
S..r.it,, to-rorrov. None OF the out.ol-
49, :, .n1i,.rs of the board have reached
tha .it.--.s Yer. but several are expected
tonight. " ,rera-
dith Of Richmond. are sssis.eSsu at .1,e
5cl.rnont tonight, but the Object o. toe'f
visit could not De ie1i .teo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
A COON DOG THAT
WAS A MATHEMATICAL
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 16.-A party
of hunters went coon hunting in tho
Buffalo neighborhood one night and their
dog freed four OF the animals. which
we're killed. The following night they
went again. Again the faithful dog freed
some coons. but the hunters lost sight of
them. The dog guarded his prey all night
and next morning the hunters approached
the tree, and seeing three coons killed
them The dog refused to leave the tree.
and acted as though he thought another
coon was in the tree. On eNamina ton
another one was found in the hollow Of
the tree, but was out Of sight. The 1ies-
ton suggests itself could the dog count?
Otherwise, why did he refuse to leave
until the fourth coon was found and
killed?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
LYNCHERS ELUDED
Murderer ofthe Hicks Family Landed
Safely in Texas Prison.
fRy Associated Press.)

RUSK, TIN Oct 16.-After nearly
week of GLIDING mobs Jim Buchanan, the
negro murderer OF the Hicks family. was
to-day safely lodged in the East Texas
penitentiary. Early this morning the
inrorced by three other companies. and
the negro was put aboard the special
train without a. move being made by the
mob The train came through without
al effort being made to interrupt its pro-
gress. The Governor has directed two
of the companies TO attend the negro
to Nacogdoches for trial next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17

stricken family that the end was ae
rand he passed away quietly and
peacefully. surrounded by his family.
He was one 0. the wealthiest citizens
OF this city. He was president OF tho
kinston Cotton Mills and vice presi-
dent of the Bank Of l<inston. and d.
rector in the Cotton Mills Bank OF kins-
ton and Orion Knitting Mills. He took
stock and lent his experiences and abil-
ity to assist every enterr-ise for tho
furtherance Of Kinstcns 5aancial and
commercial growth. He 49, q public
spirited citizen. and will be Nery greatly
missed, as well as aorrowed for.
He was hfty-nve years OF ags Flo
was consistent member OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church He leaves a vito
and FIVE children-four daughters. Mrs.
w H Hickson. OF Lynchburs. Va: Mrs.
Dan Quinerly, of Kinston: Misses Annie
and Cora Fields. and one son. Mr.. w. c.
Fields, Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
FOR A WIDOWS LOVE
A MAN KILLS. HIMSELF
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
SOUTH GSTON, N. c.. cctober 10.
There was a sensational tragedy It Lit
Teton, n. G., ] yesterday, PARKED Anderson.
from Mississippi, was found dead in his
room this mining with bullet hole
through his brain. a note in his hand to
Mrs. Bryan, dashing widow, a 80 from
Mississippi. whose sudden marriage to-
day to Blake Nicholson. Of Little Wash
ington. n. c., his rival and her first
lover, caused this rash act.
She had previously engaged herself to
Anderson. and he, it was reported. had
got a license to marry her. The bridal
party went off to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
If tie Ohoatres

..Theodorar by the Fawcett Company.
If Baltimore was presented at the BiJou
last night TO a large. audience. Miss
Mary Shaw PLAYED the principal role. and
was well supported. The entire play was
we'll received and the third act was es-
pecially strong Mr.. Fawcett himself was
IN the cast. and was given a. cordial re-
ception lie has not been forgotten. The
piece will be presented all the rest Of the
week Special matinee will be given to-
day Owing 10 the heavy scenery TO be
handled, no matinee could be given yes
tcr,lay ..Theodora'' is a Sardou play, and
was one of Sarah Bernhardrs great sue
ccsscs.
The Quinlan & Wall MINISTRIES Will be
the attraction at the Academy toner
row, matinee and night. Dan Quinlan
mas hosts of friends here, who will no
doubt give him a royal welcome. He is
one of The best known minstrel men in
the business. The show is said to be
q gooo one
..WIlEN REUBEN COMES TO TOWN"
A succession OF beautiful moving pict-
urcs framed i'll handsome stage settings
10 an Accompaniment of bright, spark
ling music, through all of Which runs
clean, well-deiined story replete with
strong comedy situations: such is the
new musical comedy. When Reuben
Comes to Town. which will be the at
traction next Monday and Tuesday and
Tuesday matinee at the Academy OF
Music.
Not content with providing an ornate
scenic outfit and a quantity of beautiful
COSTUMES Of novel designs. Managers
Morris and Hall have engaged a company
Of clever and well-known actors. and a
bevy Of Young women of more than an
ordinary amount of physical charm. The
roster of tho company embraces such
wei.-kllown ana popular PLAYERS as Dor
othy Morton Nora Hayden. Mayme
Gehl.ue. Maud Amanda Scott Geraldine
Fair. Susannie Willis. Dorothy Kendall.
three Dunbar sisters. Edna Dorman. Lri-
ian Lloyd. Lucille Webster. kittie Haw-
kius. Winnie Hawkins Grace Falk. John
kufe. Bert c. Thayer. Frederic Conger.
Budd Ross. John Marble and others.
The sale of seats will open this morn
ing.
The Giffen Company will open at the
Academy in this city. next Thursday
hight in a great revival of Under Two
Flags ...iss La Verne has been cast LOT
the mart Of Cigarette. The play VIII pc
su,erhlv mounted. and the cast VIII pc
found infinitely better than any that ut.
Citizen has yet presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
FIGHT LIKE WILD BEASTS
OVER SCANT FAMILY MEAL
tspecia1 Dispatch to The Tines.)
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C. October

FAYETTEVILLE, n. C. October 10
Larkin Redsole is a. poverty-stricken
countryman. who lives in Cedar Creek
township, Cumberlands !, county. with his
wife and two sons. Amos and Jeff. les
terday they sat down at the crazy wooden
ia Bile in their wretched hut, and quarrel
ed over the scsnt5- bit of food for four
half-starvinE bodies until all were in
nnurderous light. the woman with an axe
and the sons with knives cutting and
"a shing the husband and father until he
lay on the floor in his blood and will
probably die. One son has been caught
and IS in the county Jail. and he charges
that the old man first tried to kill his
fe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Roosevelt Much improved.
(By Associated Press. J

(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 10
President Roosevelt went out socially for
the first time since the operation was
performed upon his legat Indianapolis.
1t was also the first time that he had
walked il public. His leg apparently has
recovered q large measure of its strength,
and he no longer has to use a crutch.
No limp is observable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Death Beat the Law.

ISfeC1aI -IISlHtCU- ------
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, October 1G.-
George Young, colored man. was ar
rested yesterday for being drunk and
was baied for his appearance in court.
today. George Young called Justice.
Taylor. Hes dead. Your Honor. said
the court sergeant. He died last night
at his home" The magistrate wrote
..Dismissed-dead.' opposite the mans
name There has never been a similar
incident in the history OF the local
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
New YORK Bank Fails.

(By Associated Press.)
Z. NEW YORK. Oct le-Failure Of the
banking house Of Gilman, Son & Co., OF
No. 81 Cedar Street, this city. was an
nounced late to-day. The liabilities it
was said are less than $4,000, and it
was added telat no other New York con-
Germ would be affected. The business OF
Gilman, Son \ Co. was largely in West
err farm mortga ges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Onix Two Things.

The Horse Show has not been without
its mercantile side in Richmond. Like
"Jam-go4 Rec recently played at the
Biiou. i. has caught the eye Of those
who ply their trade in various lines, but
last night an Italian outstripped all his
competitors by posting a sign. which
read Only two things In town-horses
and hot chocolates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Volcanic Dust from Sourfriere..

fBy Associated Press.)
BRIpGETOWN. ISLAND OF BAR
BADGES. Oct 16.-Volcanic dust from
the Sourfriere volcano on the Island Of
st. Vincent is falling here and has
caused q stoppage of business The shop
keepers are closing their Stores and are
returning to their homes. It was SO
dark at 10 O'Clock this morning that it
ives necessary to light the lamps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
GeneraIsWilson Accepts.
fRr Associated Press

:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-General John
NJ Wilson, United States Army. retired.
who was named by the President last
night as one of the members OF the
strike commission. called upon Secretary
OF War Root to-day and announced his
acceptance OF the appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
White BABY Found.

ri. ci,v amhulanca DR.. Morris in
charge was called to No. 1e4 West Jack
son Street. last night about 1880 o'clock
DR.. Morris found upon the front porch
negro. a white child. about I'VE months
Did, in basket The chile was taken
TO the almshouse. and SO far there is no
clue to ats identity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Tia Soufriere Again Active.
lR1 Associated Press.l

1900 BY
JAMESTOWN, ISLAND OF ST. VIM
CENT, October 16.-There was slight
eruption Of tne Soufriere volcano be-
tween and q clock last "wednesday
night, and It Increased to full eruption
at one o'clock this morning. lasting
util 4:SO "A. NJ. It was accompanied by
a fall of coast sand. kingstown was not
damaged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Took a Ride and eft.
Especial Dispatch to The Tim

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
1 STANTON. VA. October 16.-The
horse and buggy belonging r. j. NJ.
Haufr that was stolen from Landes'
livery sta bles Monday night, was found
tied to a tree four or five miles from
Staunton. There is no trace OF the
thieves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Roosevelt C'eveiand's Guest.

4 PRINCETON. n. J., Oct. 16.-The an
nouncenent was made here to-day that
President Roosevelt will be entertained
at the home of ex-President Grover
Cleveland. il his health will allow him
to attend the Inauguration of President
Woodrow Wilson on October 25th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
Warner-Comp on.

Special Dispatch to the Times)
ESEespIrRG VA. Oct. 1e.-aIiss Ora L.
c.anpton. Of Elvan, this COUNTY, was on
Wednesdax at o,elqsk mar married r, to MI;
- =. = ~ the most popular young people
~ ~ = :, s1rounty. It was quiet home we'd
dino Miss May Compton was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Henry Hoge,s OF Lincoln.
Os NJ nan: and Mrs. Warner LETT for an ex-
tended trip.