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Evening journal., 1902-07-05

Campbell. OF Chester, will join the
Wilmington Club on Wednesday.
Murry. a hard-hitting fielder from
New Orleans, has been signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
CHILD ,EN,s HOME.
4 Well Run Place.

~ children's home in Fort Wavne.
tho hey have entirely abandoned cofee
pt'+'use % the bad effect Of II.
Mss n. 3. GorsIinc. who IS the ratroE
" meeting with grand success. She wa
IolhpeHed four years arc to discontinue
We use Of coffee and after making sew
e,ai experiments concluded that Postum
:. :. 'sa the hin and has used il ever since.
''' mas charge Of family OF children
1'.FNeflnG from twenty-five 10 thirty and
'es us. Il give Postum Coffee freely.
e,HG no coffee n all, The children are
Ways "eil: we have had no sickness for
no Years, except such as they contract
Seh"ol like whooping cough. measles,
NO bilious attacks. no fevers. no
'S'f' diseases, The children nre all pilmn
,,,'o IN good condition. Clear compilations.
- ssilow or muddy looking faces, such
result from the Use OF coffee. We
= a."sSs max. Postum strictly accordfnr
) directions and II gives pleasure and
eesfEa 70 an:~ s- .s.'as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
WITH GUN AND DOGS,
Local Spuitsmen Find Game
Plentiful in Neighboring
Counties.

The hunting season is on in earnest. A
Number or lUcaI sportsulen lett the city
SATURDAY tor a day $ suuot in the vicinity,
.uu met win conslueiau. success. 1t was
d, tine day tor smoothing, except tnat the
wind was trlne loo stun. Plenty OF
uIrus were Iounu, ana soOd bagSlngs were
Drought back 20 the CITY.
Inc duchIng season mas opened on the
James ana the famunkey. several Rich
.liunuerS were aIler the wafer DlfdS Sat
uruay. Inc various duck shooting cluDS
IN the above rivers were wei pau onlz go
md mere was enough good luck TO maxi
,ue sport remuneratiVe.
AIR. 1eol DC "A. smith returned to the
-lty win d uuncn OF ten uucns, and MI
=. W. Wlnsnelu brought lii nve Ihe
owls were OF the ma..aEl and BLACK heat
.arieles. In tie lielCs Inc partridge,
.!are. wild turkey, and Pheasant were
..vusht and Ragged in soouiy numbers.
captain john 5. Wise. OF New York. is
III the city, Ilen three OF his sons. He
vent up TO Amelia county Saturday. and
came back to the city loaded with
cartridges. Last night Captain Wise
vas in conference with some OF the prom
nent local Republicans, but early this
morning he went to resume his hunt.
ug down in the neighborhoOd Of VIII
.amsburg
Major Otway Allen, hunting in Leste.
Manor neishborhood. Saturday, had goo.
.uck in bringing down NUMBER OF birds
W. P Wood and DR.. Stuart lacLea1i,
hunting over private preserves in Ches-
terrified county, came home with a strln=
Of a dozen or more cartridges.
Mr. Pollard Cardoza, a well-known
member OF a local gun club, hunting l.:
New Kent county had thirty birds to hi:
credit after ten-hour tramp over fields
and woods. Warren p. Taylor and broth
er, w E. Taylor. had a days shoot i,
Hanover county, and brought back tnir
teen cartridges, four hares. and pleas
ant Professor G. Merritt Motley anc
Lewis Mex Judkins went UP to Ashland
md in an afternoons hunt bagged twenty
birds.
A number of other hunters returned to
the city yesterday and reported yer,
good shooting in the counties more re-
mote from the city. There seems to be
an unusually large number of birds il.
he open this season, and during the mex
few weeks the crack of the gun will bf
neard from morn till eve throughout tn.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
Mr.. E. G. Glass Already Lay
ing Plans on a Large
Scale.

MT. L. c. Glass. superintendent of the
LyncEburg schools. is in the city. Mr.
Class has been laying his pans for the
summer school TO be held at the Univer-
sity of Virginia next July. He said last
nlSnt tndt me SCnuol would be wider III.
AIS scope next Year tnan II was TINS past
summer. me faculty viii be Id. ser, anu
Accommodations VIII be ARRANGED tor
noIe StuUenLS.
hon. harry St George Tucker will be
in me Iacuity next su..l.ner. tte VIII b.
charge OF the depa rtment OF civil gov
elnmelI, Mr.. Iucher Was frequently d,
the school during the session last sum-
mer, and was always welcomed by tn,
StuGenlS whenever ne appeared before
lnenl.
Alr. Glass has already secured the SER
vices OF Prolessor William Throw anC
MIS- Anne CcmStock. OF the Cornell Unj
Versity faculty, Tor the next Session OF
me summer scnool- Professor W. A.
MONTY, president OF the Marina Vineyard
institute, mas been engaged as one o.
l4Ie IeLLu. erS on CIVIL go. ernment and his
TOY. lie has been prominent man in
me 1ucu.ty oI ms SUCCESSFUL InSutu.e
nv viii itil.ur ereat S.rens,
in the Virginia Summer School Of Meth
Another eminent lecturer secured by MI
UI4ss is Professor ID. <. McA1uriay, one Oh
ne most D. ominent authors vi text DOORS
Gn general methods OF recitation in the
United States.
IA. C!&sa stated that the faculty of the
next summer school would represent III,
greatest array OF talent that has evei
peen offered to the teachers OF Virginia
"a d Scnool of methods. In addition 70
the extended literary course, the indus
TRIAL uepa. tlnent mat was SO popular dur
ing the past session viii be greatly IN
cieased.
AIr Glass will endeavor TO secure from
The railroads the same rates mat were
gwen TO me summer school at hnoXVlile.
me Virginia schCol was disseminated
against IN this respect last session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
BANKERS GATHERING
At NEW ORLEANS.
Daughters of The Confclcracy Con-
yenc Tonight. and the Fedora
ton OF Labor VIII Meet
ThIrsGly.

Fl NEW ORLEANS. November 1o-Hall
a dozen special trains from points IN.
GLIDING both California and New YORK
arrived to-day for the American Bankers
Association convention. Myron i. Her
rick. the national president. headed the
Cleveland excursion, and spoke al meet
ing Of the Progressive Union tonight.
The Executive Council held session to
dav. and were guests at 9 private pan
Duet. Headquarters have been opened al
The ST. Charles Hotel, and 800 guests have
already registered.
The formal opening will take place to
morrow, and the address of Comptroller
William B. Ridgely will be the first day.
feature. San Francisco and Seattle are
already in the field for the next conven
ton.
The United Daughters of the Confeder
acv will conv enc tomorrow night. WITH
Mrs. James A Townsville presiding, ano
delegates present from all the Sonther'
STATES. The sessions viii last three DAY
The American Federation of Labor WI.
meet on Thursday, and work eight hours
daily until the completion of business
Trace autonomy viii be the chief subject
of discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
REPAIRS |.| TO CAPITOL.
Congessman-Elect Glass Ex-
poets Contract to Be
Awarded TO-DAY.

Congressman-elect Carter Glass of
Lynchourg. is in the city, having come
10 attend the meeting Of the Capitol Re-
pairs Commission, to be held at the Cap
itol to-day. Mr.. Glass is in fine health.
and has been generally congratulated
upon his elevation 10 Congress and upon
lis Improved health. He carried every
county In the Sixth District, and won by
about 5000 plurality. His opponent was
a Frohibtionist. who made a very good
.un, but did not in the least endanger
Mr.. GLASS; chances Of election, the real
light being that for the Democratic nomi-
nation.
Mr. Glass was asked yesterday whether
there was any probability that the award
Of the contract for the Capitol repairs
would be delayed by reason of the fact
hat the floor space of the Hall of the
douse Of Delegates would not be in
:rtased under the plans proposed and APP
proved by the commission. He replied
hat there was nothing else to be done,
since the statute authorizing the en-
argencnt specifically provided that the
general contour of the structure was not
o be altered. With this limitation on
he commissions powers. it could do moth
ng else than what had been recommend
ed. AS a matter of fact, he said, the
plans approved would bring about the
enlargement Of the galleries, and would
cave more room on the floor after the
arrangement of the seats in the hall
Even If the House did wish to change
he plans. he said, that body could not
70 so without the concurrence of the
Senate. and the upper house was satisfied
with the plans, and would not vote for
ny change.
The other members Of The commission
re Senator Henry T. Wickham, of Han
over; Delegates Folkes, of Richmond;
ennings. of LynchpuIg and Bowman.
/ Salem. a meeting was to have been
led yesterday, but it was deferred until
o-day. owing to the absence of Sena-
or Wickham and Delegate Bowman. It
viii be held at noon to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
THEY MEET TO-DAY.
Great Contest Between V. II. I. and

Washington and Lee.
LEXINGTON. VA, November 1o.-(Spe
,,al)-Never before in the history of foot
ball in Lexington has game attracted s
auch attention as the one scheduled {
ONE off tomorrow afternoon between ti7
,levens Of the Virginia Military Institu.
md Washington and Lee University. 5!
for the local championship, and W
iecide the much mooted question as
hich team is the superior this seaso1
Heretofore there has scarcely been an
question as TO the outcome of the gam
between the two schools each season. 2
he Virginia Military Institute usual.
arred fTthe honors with the greatest
.ase and the question then was ds to how
urge the score would be made. Only once
,as Washington and Lee won during the
2ast ten seasons. and that was in 1896.
nd by a score Of 6 to 0. at the very start
the present system of playing. the two
ahools had a 0 to game on November
l. 1891. lust elevn years ago tomorrow.
fhould to-morrow's game result In the
ame score. it would be remarkable
obedience.
BOTH ARE CONFIDENT.
Both teams expect to win, and both will
% into the game with that determination.
they appear to be very evenly matched.
Judging from their records so far. The
games played with Richmond College by
he two elevens give faint basis of COM
parison as to their respective strangth.
Virginia Military Institute defeated Rich
mond by score Of IS to 0. and Washing
ton and Lee University defeated them g
too The first game was In summers
heat, and the second was in a driving
ri in storm and a field OF mud. The condi-
ltoas perhaps-were more lnfayorables the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

and 200 capital stock total issue
2O0 of the Charleston Is. CO. Mining
and Manufacturing Company, which
stocks represent an expenditure to the
NirginiaCarolina Chemical Company OF
more than sl30O0.G0O. The trust agree
ment provides that the company shall re-
tire $4,000 bonds each year beginning
October /, 1901, either by delivery to trus-
tees OF s500.000 bonds for cancellation, or
by depositinS sufficient cash to redeem by
lot $500. 600 bonds at 1o2E and accrued in
tereSt.
The whole issue is subject to payment
at any interest period upon sixty days
notice at l05. They are 5 per cent. collat-
eral trust fund gold bonds and are due
October 1, 1912. The price at which sub
scriptions are received is IS and accrued
interest Application will De made to
have the bonds listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. Subscriptions will be
received up to November 10Th. Payment
for allotment and delivery is to be made
before November Is. 1902.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
r. 7. Pemberton & CO. r. 7. Pemberton (

second game. Washington and Lee Uni
versity defeated Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, which team played University of
North Carolina to standstill, and the
later team defeated Virginia Military In
stitute. Again. Georgetown University
defeated Virginia Military Institute, and
Saturday Virginia Polytechnic Institute
walked away with Georgetown by big
score. whereas Washington and Lee Uni
Vel s,tv won againsi the Polytechnics. From,
these comparisons it looks as if Washing
ton and Lee University had the advantage
when it comes TO winning out
ON THE V. NJ. I. GROUNDS
The, game will be played on the Vir-
gnia Military Institute grounds which is
a grass gridiron, and the advantage. az far
as that goes, will be with Virginia Mill
tary Institute as the Washington and Lee
University athletic field is skinned When
it comes to old players. Washington and
Lee University has the advantage there,
for tine majority, if not all Of the eleven,
are old men, while the Virginia Military
Institute has a new team, with me ex-
certion Of Milton, right end. The Virginia
Military Institute team has the advan-
tage in weight it is stated. bus obtaining
the weights of the men has proved a
difficult matter. for inquiry only brings
forth guesses. Both teams have been
trained to play tackle-back formation by
their respective tTainers-Sam Walker. OF
Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Ballet. of Prince
ton.
The two eevens are in the finest posi-
BILE condition for their nerve-racking con-
test, and tie slightest slip made by one
will be taken advantage Of by the other.
Hundreds will witness the game, and
some who have never seen d football bat
tie before have signitied their intention to
witness this great hight of Drawn, mus
Gle and skill.
Many of the old boys Of each school Will
come to attend the game, as an eNcur-
sion will be run especially for the oc-
casion.
The crowd promises to be the largest
that ever attended a game played in
Lexington between anw teams. and Will
no doubt enrich the Golfers Of the teams.
The following is the probable lineup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

team had not gone far when they co.
iided with Mr.. Robert McDaniers tors,
and buggy, breaking up the latter ant
throwing out the nurse and child VIII,
were occupants of the vehicle. but With
out harm.ES them.
A little further on the wagon struck
buggy. in which two ladies were seat TED
and these were also knocked out. btf
without injury. The little boy in ti.
wagon. meantime. was piteousiy cryinl
fer help as the unsulded team sped mad
~ on and Henry Williams. young col
ored driver. cut loose, the horse attached
to McDanlel's buggy, mounted it and pur
sued thei wagon When he overlook it /,
the rear he seized the end gate. pulling
himself from the horse into the wagon
where he grasped the little boy. ant
while the team was still running at fui
speed got safely out OF the wagon WITH
the boy. whom he carried on his horse &c
a place OF safety.
Then he turned an chased the runaway.
nearly three miles in the country. Wher
he overlook the horses they had beer
brought to standstill. and ne returned
with them TO the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
VCMAA ) WEALTH. HEALTH.
PAINE'S CELERY
Compound
GIVES VITALITY, VIGOR AND
STRENGTH TO DEB LITAl-
ED AND RUNDOWN
WOMEN.

IL Is maintained by many distinguished
writer's that the greatest OF a nation de-
pends much upon the physical condition
OF lis women. The general Constitu-
tons which contribute TO health and
'onE HE are those which do not imply
a rapid and unequal exhaustion of those
powers by which life is maintained.
While we assert that the women of on,
land stand peerless for beauty and the
virtues that make them lovable. we can
not hide the fact that there are thou
sands in our midst who owing to over
work. worry. household cares. and am
unequal exhaustion of life power, have
become weak, nervous, slcepless and
debiiitated.
we brIng 10 the attention of all weary
respondent. hopeless and sickly women
eaTths great rescuer, and health builder
Paines Celery Compound. Thousands O.
healthy women around us owe their pres
ent vigor, activity, and robustness to
Faines Celery Compound. Mrs. Stephen
Smith. ST. Paul. MINI, tells how she was
snatched from the grave; she says:
Il had bad attack Of Ia grippe thi:
spring and was at deaths door, and no
one ever expected me to recover. / wa:
so weak that a s soon as they brought me
out Of one faint ] was in another. I coule'
'-OA 'tafAc an! iIouIiSELDeHt, anu COclOrS
medicines did me no good A friend ad
Vised my husband to get me q bottle c,
Palne's Celery Compound which he do
but had no faith in it. The second day
after taking the Compound. l began 10
set real hungry and took an interest /,
things / had everything that money anS
ioVirC care could supply and With tina.
ana Paineis Celery Compound. am nov
doing my own work while three month
ago ] was almost in the grave. I know
that / owe my health and strength tc
Palne's Celery Compound, and shall al
ways recommend it."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Not His Oyster.

President Roosevelt cast his vote
straight but his election district ana
the Town Of oyster Bay Went DeE.o-
crot,c Can't the man do better than
that with his eighbors?-Charieston Is
They say mans neighbors are the best
Judges Of his character. but IN the matte!
~ treat men il doesn't hold good a
mans neishbors who have grown up with
him never recognize the elements OF great
ness In him until the world at large ols.
az viii, q sneaking doubt of the sanity
81 Yhs rrxld's 3udSnaao&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
ELECTRICITY COMMITTEE.
determines to Find Out What It
was Constituted For.

-he Electricity Committee met at the
~ Hall at o'clock last right Present
7st chairman NJ. .Bossieux, Hall, Minor,
NeilI. Russell.
rhe report Of the electrician was re-
wed and filed. and then the commit
araen looked at each other for some
ing better to DO.
Committeeman Hall then propounded
~ question. What are we here for?''
d started the hall of debate rolling
The committee has been organized ever
nee April Is 1901, but has yet to find out
hat its duties are.
Mr.. John B. Minor made motion tina.
= committee Of three be appointed whose
duty it shah be to look into all ordinances
electrical matters and to pre-
pare such a general ordinance as will
all such matters in the hands
Of this committee.
Adopted.
Chairman Gunst appointed Messrs.
finor Hall. and Bossieux on the COM
mittec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
FIRE AT HOT SPRINGS.
Ladies' Bath and the BottlinS Works
DESTROYED.

HOT SPRINGS VA. November 10
'sFecial Sunday morning. at 1888
o'clock, the ladies' bath and the bottling
works. the property or the Virginia Hot
springs Company. at Healing Springs.
Were destroyed by fire. The ire is sup
posed 10 be of incen6iary origin, but no
cue ran be aScertained.
ne flames commenced In the bath
acuse. and the fire could not have started
u any other way, as the property is not
II use now. The bottlins works, at the
I'm had bottled and cased. ready for
talFtnent about 5000 worth of water. The
p%a as fully covered by insurance. save
ne stock and water. which is about $1,000
oAs he dot Springs Fire Company re-
'I2aa@a 90 the call and prevented the
Gte ding Of the Ere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
q s s r ~ M a

Climates wearout Snokesand sprays
do not cure. They relieve symptoms
instead OF 'aoving causes; whereas.
we take AStum;l SO thoroughly out OF
the system that nothing remains
which can produce an attack: sufferers
are soon able 10 work, eat, sleep and
stand exposure without the slightest
return OF Asthma. Icing right In
principle oar treatment does what
'.reliefs cannot do. We cure to stay
cured severe, lnng-ktandinE and pro-
nounced "incurable" cases. If you are
skeptical, tits because you areignorant
OF our great work. Since 1899 We haze
treated 5000 Asthma and Hay Fever
sufferers. II you desire comnlete re-
lief, health restored, and no m OF
Asthma. write for our Book IS rec.
2. HAROLD HAYES, BUFTALu, ny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Eurn.uu, @; St. Adams, 0.

FUrnHU, y, 81. o
GREENVILLE, S c.. November 10
or two 10-minute halves the thurman
nd ST Adams football teams butted
gainst each other on the university
ampus, and when time was CALLED the
core. stood Furman. 0: ST. Adams, Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
NEW ISSUE OF VIC. BONDS.
Issued in Connection With Southern
Cotton OIL Compuny.

NEW YORK. November 1o.-fSpecial.)-
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
to-day announced q new issue of bonds In
connection with the Southern Cotton OH
Company The total authorized issue of
these bonds is limited to s7.oN0,ooo. and
they are issued under a trust agreement
with the Central Trust Company as trus-
tae and secured by deposit and pledge OF
sa.sSl.3OO capital stock total issue SO. oo0.-
o0O( OF. the Southern cotton:Oil Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
W. B. HANSON FOUND DEAD.
Roanoke Man Victim of Vloienc"
Near Morristovn, Tenn.

,,oRRTsTOWN, TENN. November TO-
Erarly today white man was fouho
dead ore mile east Of here. receipt IN
Ills pocket Identified him as w. q. Hah-
son, of Roanoke. Va.
The coroner decided that he had met
death by violence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
NEGRO SAVES CH!LD's LIFE.

Heroic Rescue OF White Child by
LynchburE Darkey.
LYNCHBURG, VA, November 10
tSpecial)-This afternoon two horses ran
away on CabeIl street with wagon, In
which was seated the 7-year-oId son of
Mr.. Edward Hancock. the owner. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

Mr. j. * Branch Is expected here with
his family In few days from his sum
mer home in Paulins. Duchess county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
CHIEFLY PERSONAL.

DR.. ]. r Davis and Dr.. E. S. Davis o.
West Virginia, are visiting their brother
Dr. f. Wythe Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
COlOred Dress Goods.

Knickerbocker Suitfng, 80 inches wide.
the much desired effects and colortngs.
the Us quality, sac. se
zibeline. 81 inches. s1.5a.
Flake Suiting. heavy weight. needs no
lining. for Walking Skirts. SO inches. 81 so.
Homespun Suitins. for Walking Skirts.
In Gray and Oxford. IS inches. % and
SOC slS8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

AR. Arthur Quinn. who has, been sich
with pneumonia. Is able TO be out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

Mr.. S. Morgan will tsave In a few
days for New York. -
Air.. Sanei. !eIt the city few
expects TO so to North Carolina To- 1oin
lsouios friends on - huutan6 tour s.ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Shirt-Waist Stuff.
Silk Specials.

Corored MORE Velour an imported
quality. in all the leading street and
Navy. Brown and Black. soc.
All Silk. Black. Guaranteed Taffeta, 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
THE BEST AT ALL

Not dye, but restores natural color,
prevents dandru!r, promotes growth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-06-25
THREE MEN KILLED.


The partially completed rifle range
at Sea Girt, caved in at o'clock,
Monday evening, catching three men,
who were trying to escape, between
the topping front walls and the rear
wall of butt, and crushing them to
death. Only moment before, Gen.
Bird w. Spencer, the Inspector Gen
eral of Rife Practice OF New Jersey,
and his assistant, Lieutenant Colonel
Richard b. Reading, had stopped to
talk to the men while inspecting the
work.
The men killed were Arson Hale,
John b. Marsh and Jacob Schibley,
residents of Manasquan, N. j., all
married. Hale leaves family Of
eight, and Schibley Of two children.
Last winter the Legislature of New
Jersey appropriated $1,000 to rebuild
in concrete the butts OF the rifle range.
The quartermaster general was put in
charge Of the work. 1t had been COM
pleted, with the exception of the frame
work in the e0O-yard pit. 1t was here
the men we're working. Colonel Oh
colt says the accident was caused by
the men removing the braces too soon.
The accident will not interfere with
the holding of the interstate contests
in August and September.