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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-29
Przeglsd polityki
m1edzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 29 sierpnia 1902.

NHtO3SV, 20 SAOt pni@ AWE
Znane, dwuznaczne zachowanie
sie centrum katolickiego W spra-
wsch polityki germanizacyjnej,
miafo ten skutek, re ludnosc pol
ska ma G6rnym Szlazku ME chcew
przyszforoczuych wyborach do par
lamentu niemieckiego wybierac do
tychczasowych post6w centrowych,
lecz zamierza stawic wszedzie VIA
snych ksrdydatow. Usifowania
niekt6rych centrowc6w, aby usu-
mac nieporozumienia, ME zdaiy sig
ma mic; ME pomogto tez stronni-
ctWu katolickiemu nadawanie So
bic pozoru, iakoby W sprawach
nauki religii zebran, ujmowato
sic energicznie "a prawami konsty-
tucyjnemi ludno5ci polskiej. Poda-
ma W tym celu przez posfa Faltina
interpelacya powodu rozwiazania
zebrania polskiego W Rybniku,
wykazafa przeciwnie, re ludnosc
polska ma centrowc6w liczyt ME
moze. Tax niezdecydowane nieja-
sne byfo ich wystapienie W sejmie
pruskim.
" takich okolicznosciach j urze.
dove odnowienie przyiazni miedzy
centrowcami a Koiem polskiem ns
uczcie dorocznej sronnictwa ME
miaio znaczenia praktycznego. W
oswiadczeniach, ktore zfozyli mo-
wcy obu stron, byfy zastrzszenia,
kt6re potwierdzaiy fakt, il nasta-
pifo rozdwojenie. Wreszcie zas,
lud szlszki niewiele troszczy sic o
umoWy miedzy stronnictwem kato-
ickiem Kofem polskiem, W kt6-
rem niema wtasnych przedstawi-
cieli, lecz postepuie swoia wiasna
drogs, wytknieta sWemi interesami
j potrzebami i rozwojem stosun-
k6w. To tez, mimo wielkich usito-
wan, aby usunac nieporozumienie,
ma Szlazku zapanowat stan woien-
ny. Nawet dotychczasowi przyw6d.
cy ludu, ktorzy So tradycyjnie przy-
wiazani do centrowc6w, przemawia-
ia energiczniej, uiz dawniei, i o.
swiadczaia, re przynajmuiej ME-
ktorych posf6w centrowych wybrac
ponownie ME MONA. Move stron-
nictwo, ktore utworzyfo sic MEDIA
VINO ma G6rnym Szlazku i posiada
W ,,G6rnoslazaku" bardzo ruchliwy
organ, ME wierzy W og6le W moz-
nose porozumienia sic centrum,
lecz stawia we wszystkich okregach
wyborczych wtasnych kandydat6w.
Nastepstwem tego byio, re poset
Letochs, znienawidzony przez oba
stronnictwa polskie ma Szlazku,
zrzekt sic CORY swego mandatu,
marszatek parlamentu, hr. Bale
strem zapewne przepadnie, jezeli
ME wstapi W slady Letochy.
Walka toczy sic prawie wytacz-
ME W obwodzie regencyjnym Opol-
skim, W kt6rym ludno5e polsks sta
nowi ogromna wiekszosc. mniej
wiecej : cafego zaludnienia. W OBJ
wodzie tym obecny stan rzeczy jest
TAXI, re jest on reprezentowany W
parlamencie przez 12tu posf6w, a
mianowicie jednego konserwatyste
i l1tu centrowc6w, kt6rych dwaj,
Szmula i Strzoda So Polakam.
Walka vice bedzie sic toczyc o 10
msndat6w poselskich stronnicy
,,G6rno5lazaka" So przekonani, re
przynajmniej kilka mich zdobedq.
Wobec scharakteryzowanego wy
aej stanu rzeczy, moznaby mnie-
mac, re W przysziorocznych wybO-
rach do parlsmentu chodzic bedzie
tylko o to, czy i ilu okregach Ia
dnosc polska p6jdzie "a giosem
nowych kierownikowi i odda gfosy
ma wiasnych kaudydatow. lub tez,
pod wpiywem roznyeh ezynnikow
skouomicznyeh j rsligiinych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-29

hSDJCu dLdhdSu ShAoAOWohJSh RAO
civ Kosciolowi wierze katolickiej.
Ataki te przybraiy forme prawdzi-
wei wojny kulturalnej, W kt6reJ
przeciw KoSciolowi polaczyfy sic
zwiazek ewangielicki, liberalizm
zjednoczony socyalna demokra-
cya.
MoNAoH1UM, 29go sierpnia. -
Jeden lux mostu Corneliusa wfas-
ME budujacego sic mad rzeka La
rem, zafamaf sic 16 os6b zostato
zasypanych gruzami. z tych dwie
wydobyto niezywe, a IA ciezko po-
kaleczonych. Katastrofa wydarzy-
Ia sic W skutek wezbrania wody W
rzece.
LoNDYN, 29go sierpnia. -
Konferencyom Boer6w W Holan-
dyi krokom Gordona Spriggsa W
Kapsztadzie ME przypisuja wazne.
go znaczenia W urzedzie kolonial-
nym. Natomiast wielka wage przy'
wiazuja do faktu, ae gen. Botha
odfaczyt sig cd ,,nieprzeiednanych"
spodziewaja sic, il Fischerem,
Wesselsem, Dewetem Delareyem
powr6ci do poiudniowej Afryki, by
stanq6 ma czele partyi pokoiowej
VICTORIA. c., 29go sierpnia. =
Do China Mail" donosza Singa-
pore: Holenderski parowiec pocz-
towy Prinz Aleksander zetknaf sic
W ciesninie Malakka brytyjskim
parowcem Ban Hin Guin. Pier.
wszy z tych okretow zatonat' Uto-
nal pierwszy jego officer, pierwszy
inzynier 19 podr6znych. Kapita-
ma 20 podr6znych uratowano. Pa
rowiec angielskl, mocno uszkodzo-
ny, zostat przyholowany do Singa
pore.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, 90 sierp. -
Parowiec Nicaraguan przywi6zf
wiadomosc, re potozenie ma mic
dzymorzu zawsze jeszcze jest kry-
tyczne. Rad kolumbijski groma-
dzi wojska jake moze, by odeprzec
oczekiwany atak ma Paname i Co.
lon. Zwycieztwo powstanc6w pod
Aqua Dulce wywofafo wielkie "a
niepokojenie zwfaszcza miedzy
Anglikami W Colon, kt6rzy oba-
wiaja sic atakowania miasta, pod
czas gdy zadnego angielskiego o.
kretu ME ma W poblizu. Zreszta
obie strony wojujace maja silly wy
czerpane.
TAMAoUA, Pa, 29go sierpnia. -
Przyszfo do starcia pomiedzy woj'
skiem strajkierami. zakonczyto
sic ono aresztowaniem pieciu straj-
kier6w. Milicya, iadaca koleja
elektryczna, zostafa W Lansford
obrzucona kamieniami przez gro
made strajkier6w i kap. j. Beaver
Gearhart zostat W ramie kamie-
MEM skaleczony. AresztGwano te-
go, kt6ry go ranif, mfodego g6rni'
ka Jos. McCanna, potem, gdy
rzucanie kamieniami ME ustawato,
aresztowano jeszcze czterech g6r-
nik6w. Jednakze cd rama wczoraj
uspokojono sic znacznie i nieunio-
ni5ci pracujacy W kopalniach pod
opieka milicyi zdolali dostae sig
do swych kwater W zansdorf, Sum-
NIT Hill Coalsdale. Pomimo tego
uwazaja t u polozenie "a bardzo
grozne.
WILKEsBARRE, Page sierpnia.-
Urzednicy W gE6wnej kwaterze
strajkier6w przyszli do przekona-
MIA, re ME ma widok6w rychfego
zakonczenia strajku. Jeden urze.
dnik6w, ma zapytanie, czyli przy-
bycie Morgana wpfyne}o na zmia-
ne potozenia, odpowiedziaf, il
wcaL tego ME widac. Walka. jak
sic zdaje, prowadzona bedzie do
ostatecznosci. W biurach wtaSci.
cieli kopaln twierdza, re codzien-
ME znaczniejsze ilosci wegli sic
wydobywa; W biurach strajkier6w
zaprzeczaja temu.
WASHINGTON 29go sierpnia. -
Kompania kolei Southern podwyz'
szyfa place swych budowniczych
maszyn, kowali kotlarzy. 90 do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-29

ma tyfus. Z obawy pred ta choro
ba wyjal ze swej torebki instru'
mentami ostre nozyczki i wpra'
wna reka zadaI sobie clos w ser.
ce. Dozorcy uslyszeli tylko gle
bokie westchnienie, gdy zblizyli
sic do Hoffmana, ten juz ME zyl.
Lekarze w szpitalu powiatowym
utrzymuja, ze ich kolega ME
by} wcale fizycznie chorym, lecz
cierpiai ma mania, re grozi mu
niebezpieczna choroba. Mial po-
mieszane zmysly.
Zawiedzione nadzieje.
Wczoraj w nocy zbudzono ze
snu szefa policyi podzielono sic
z MIN radosna nowina, re w In
diana Harbor, Ind, w odleglosci
10 mil Cd So. Chicago, znajduje
sic pod kluczem VIM. Bartholin.
Wysiano natychmiast ma miejsce
kapitana Shippy, Roberta Nit
chell, brata zamordowanej Nit
chlowej detektywa Duffy, kto-
rzy przebywszy trudy podrozy i
dostawszy sic do Indiana Harbor,
przekonali sic, re aresztantem ME
jest Bartholin, lecz niejaki E. w.
Bell, powolania golarz, ktory
jakkolwiek wlada brzytwa, zadne-
go zycia ludzkiego dotychczas ME
ma ma sumieniu.
.Bfedne byfy informacye.
THE New World, organ archi.
dyecezyi chicagoskiej, prostuje cy.
fry podane pred kilku dniami
przez Record Herald, wykazu.
jace, ilu mniej wiecej para6an u.
czeszcza do kosciotow katolickich
W niedziele. The New World"
ma dowody, re reporterzy Heralda
tylko W trzech kosciolach policzyli
istotnie wszystkich wiernych obe-
cnych ma wszystkich nabozen.
stwach, t. j. W katedrze, W kosciele
sw. Stanislawa K. i W kosciele
Naisw. Rodziny; w innych zas
koscioiach liczyli tylko osoby obe-
cne ma jednsm lub ma dwoch ma.
bozenstwach, a ME liczyli os6b o.
becnych ma innych nabozenstwach
odprawianych W to sama niedziele.
W.T. kosciolach katolickich wy
liczonych przez Record Herald,
wedIe gazety uThe New World"
bylo ubiegts niedziele ma wszy-
stkich nabozenstwach razem 73,.
12S os6b. W innych 20 wielkich
kosciofach katolickich by}o ma ma.
bozenstwach S6,020 osob, a W resz.
Gle 95 mniejszych koscio}6w 1885,
1876 osob, tax, re razem W ubiegfa
niedziele odwiedzilo 294,2S3 osoh
koscioiy katolickie.
W Chicago katolik6w jest 6Oo..
900. Pomiedzy mimi blisko trzecia
Geese stanowia dzieci, tax, 70 do.
roslych katolikow jest " Chicago
100000. Jezeli cd tel liczby jesz-
cze odliczymy chorych, starych, i
tych, kt6rzy powodu czasu waka.
cyjnego ME So W miescie obecny'
mi to - wedle The New World"
- okaze sie, re rs do 80 procent
katolik6w W niedziele odwiedza ko.
5ciofy. A zatem cyfry podane przsz
Record Herald" ME 50 prawdzi-
we, przynajmniej lie sie tycza
katolik6w W miesoie Chicago.
P0darunki cd cesarza.
Do tutejszego niemieckiego kon.
sulatu nadeszfa skrzynia ordera.
mi, cygarniczkami, szpilkami. foto.
grafami cesarza Wilhelma ksie.
cia Henryka, przeznaczonymi die
r6znych osob, ktore oddawaiy ksie.
ciu pruskiemu rome usiugi pod
czas jego tutaj pobytu. Pomiedsy
odznaczonymi So ma pierwszym
planie urzednicy konsulatu, ma.
stepnie dygnitarze W rodaaju gu.
bernatora Yates, szefa poncyi
O'Neill, banker Frank Jones,
mayor Carter Harrison. Miedzy
nazwiskami tych dygnitarsy znaj.
dn;a oia nazwiska woznicv ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-29

Cd dwoch tygodni znajdowai
sic W szpitalu powiatowym DIR.
Max Hoffman z pm. 454I Emerald
ave. S1edzii on bacznie przebieg
wlasnej choroby doszedl naresz-
Gle do przekonania, re zapadnie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

Clothing Business Better Now
Says Manager, Than Ever
Enthusiastically.

The gentlemen's clothing business in
Richmond this spring and summer has
been better than for years. SO far as a
Times writer could learn yesterday, there
is no cause for this further than the
prosperity almost every one seems to be
enjoying.
The manager of one of the largest gen
tlemen's clothing and furnishing houses
stated to a Times writer that not since
he had been acquainted with the business
had he known it so excellent. and the
prospect for It's continuance SO bright.
This is the verdict. not of one man, but
of almost every clothier in the city. The
people are dressing better than ever be-
fore. They are buying more clothes and
better ones than ever before
During the stringency several years go
it was not an uncommon thing to see a ma
shabbily dressed. or whose habiiments
were much out of date But now men of
every class dress neatly and well. The
choice OF their clothing is we'll made
and the material is good. When money
is scarce men at least will wear old
clothes and get along the best they can
But when there is money In their pockets
a comfortable neat-fttins suit of clothes
with many evidences of being new. is apt
to furnish the pocket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
MONTAGUE TAKES OATH
Young New Workers Get Tangled In the
Primrose Path.
Especial Dispatch to The Tin1es)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 1o.-The
new Constitution went into effect to-day
without unusual incident, except IN
Hampton, where Judge Montague. OF
the Elizabeth City and Warwick County
Courts. stopped in the midst of a trial
and took recess while he went down
stairs to the clerks Office and took the
oath to support the uew Constitution.
Hermann Lietzman, the steward on the
German steamer Albano, arrested yester-
day for selling liquor aboard ship without
license. was this morning fined $3.50
in the Police Court. He was also COM
pelled to satisfy the Federal authorities
before he was allowed to return to his
ship.
w T. Clements of Detroit. and Fred
Sullivan, of New York. gay young men.
got a couple of girls of bad repute and
went to the Lexington last night and
registered as men and wives. They We're
spotted by Chief Johnson this morning
with the result that the young men were
fined $50 each and the girls a like sum.
AS none of the four had money. they
all went to Jail.
John Bassett. charged with burglary
in the residence of Mrs. Hawkins, near
Buckroe Beach. was given five years IN
the penitentiary upon his second trial.
his first having resulted in sentence of
eighteen years.
AS Bassett was out on proba ton, four
years are added to his sentence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
A PATHETIC FUNERAL.
Anne Bell Sledd, Who Was Killed by
Lightning, Laid to Rest.

Especial Dispatch to The Tl1nes.l
NEGRO ARM VA, July 10-The fun
eral services of Anne Bell. daughter of
Mr.. D. J. Sledd. of Powhatan. were con-
Quoted at her fathers residence Monday
before a large concourse of sympathiz-
ing relatives and friends by the Rev
Mr.. Holman. of the Methodist Church.
The circumstances attendent upon the
occa sion were peculiarly sad. In the
flush of sweet gtrlhood in perfect health.
with a smile upon her face at some sally.
of her brothers, the shaft of lightning
passed through her body and her soul
was with her Maker. While the entire
family were overcome with grief. yet
the brother. who was an eyewitness of
the fearful tragedy. and one sister were
so wrought upon by the horror of it all
that they were for a season past con-
seriousness. and powerful restoratives
were necessary to bring them from their
trance-like condition The mother.
standing at her window. saw it all
Four children were shocked. and for
some time three were thought TO De
dead Two are able to be about. but
one daughter is so badly burned that she
is confined to her bed.
Anne Belle is in the home of the
blessed. and her sufferings are passed.
Mr. Sledd is the brother of the late
Dr. Sledd and the last surviving mem
Der Of family of thirteen children. He
has the sympathy of a large circle OF
friends and acauaintances throughout
the county, as we'll as in your city. in
his sore bereavement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Henrico Teachers.

The following is partial list of teach
ers appointed yesterday for Fairfield Dis
trict Henrico county:
Mechanicsville School-NIiss Annie Gar
nett; Bowling Green. S. A MITCHELL;
Howard's Grove, Miss Adele Ogelbie;
Fairfield High School, T. NJ. Campbell.
principal, Miss Lillian Brown. Miss Hell
en- Dickerson, Miss Helen Ellis. Miss
Grace E. Schermerhorn, Miss Florence
Holland. Miss Mary Robins. Miss Julia
Yeager. Observation-Disclosures School.
Miss Sallie Y. Larus. Miss Mary Crew
Lousiana-S Street School. Miss Lottie NJ.
Evens, Miss Ada Chalkley Fulton
School. Miss Annie Gary. Miss Mary Z.
Bergman. MlIer's School, Miss Cora
Baptist Miss Ruby Hechler- Highland
Spring School, Miss Lillian Larson. Sew
en- Pines School, Miss Blanche Russell.
Chickahomny School, Mrs. Emma Hol-
land. Thirty-sixth Street School, Miss
NJ. B. Walker. Antioch School, Miss
Edith Sleigleder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
VERDICT FOR 81, 500.
Appeal Will be Taken in Case Of jamie
Anderson VS.. the City.

After consuming two days in its hear
ing the suit of ]. w. Henry against the
". R. Trigg Company for $4,000 was dis
posed of in the Law and Equity Court
with a verdict for $500. Mr.. Henry was
a workman at the shipyards- Some
months ago he broke a leg while at work.
He was represented by Mr.. Henry R.
Pollard Mr.. James Aston Cabell repre-
scented the Trigg Company.
Judge Minor has decided to set aside
the verdict in the suit Of A. c. Lynn
against the Richmond News for $50.
City Attorney Pollard will take ap-
peal in the case of Mrs. jamie r. Ander-
son against the city of Richmond. Mrs;
Anderson was given a verdict for $1,000
because she injured herself by falling
over defective sewer cap In the alley
between Broad and Grace and Sixth and
Seventh Streets
Willie Allen. alias Eddie Smith (col-
ored) for shooting Lewis Booker was
given one year in the penitentiary in the
Hastings Court yesterday. and Edward
Staples was sent to Jail for thirty days
for breaking into W. F. Drinkard's bat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

Dr.. Brough, Of Mississippi Col,
Iege to Come to Richmond.
Need for More Room.

Quite number Of changes in the
faculty of the Woman's College
will be made next session DR..
Charles Hilnlan Broush, a PHI. D. OF
Johns Hopkins. and an NJ. a. Of Mis-
sissippi College recently a professor in
the last-named institution, has just been
secured for the School Of English and
Literature TO take the place of Profess
sor Roy Bennett Pace, who goes to
Hardin College Kansas DR. Garrett
Nelson. of this city. an NJ. A. of the
University Of Virginia, will teach mathe-
mates and senior history. DR.. G. NJ.
Baggarley who has been professor Of
Latin and natural science. will not re-
turn. and Professor Sheppard and Pro
lessor NJ a. Martin, the latter recently
of the Southside Female Institute aq
Eurkeville Va, Will take his place
The other members of the faculty VIII
be az before. Miss Orie L. Hatcher. pro
lessor of history and literature, is on
Through at the University of Chicago,
and will not be back for a year. she
means to return, however. and 10 de-
vote her life to the Woman CoIeSe-
Miss Forbes will in all probability con-
,inue as lady principal. with MISS Rose
NJ Sweeney as assistant:
In the music. art and eiocuuon depart
,,,ents there will be but one change Miss
l.'i.
Of ciocutfon and physical culture. has
resicned to take up a position at the
Baptist Female Institute at Raleigh n
{. The vacancy created by her departure
has not yet been filled.
The preparatory department VIII be the
same as before and the physicians and
lecturers will be those Of last year. In
the domestic department Miss Rosa L..
COOPER has left
Judging from the present outlook the
college will be forced to secure
more room before the opening OF the
next session. Applications are aiready
coming in In considerable number ana
over a. hundred catalogues have been call
ed for by families who have not hltherto
been patrons of the school
1t is highly probable that DR.. James
Nelson. president of the college, VIII
rent one of the houses nearby. so as to
add to his accommodations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
PLANS FOR NEW FACTORY
Architect Hines. of Boston, Engaged by
Continental Co.-New Richmond.


Architect Hines of Boston. is now en-
gagged in drawing plans for the mammoth
rev factory Of the Continental Company
at the head of Clay Street. AS soon as
the designs are completed the work will
begin. Engineer Cutshaw is getting ready
to close Clay Street between Bowe and
Lombardy. where the new factory is to
be located.
The Continental Tobacco Company has
already purchased the land on which the
factory is to be erected.
Street. now occupied by the P. H. Mayo
branch. are to be sold as soon as the new
factory is completed.
II is now thought that the work on
the new factory will begin some time next
week
The bids for the new Richmond Hotei
of Mrs A D. Atkinson will be opened
or Saturday. This was the statement
made yesterday by Mr.. S. 7. Atkinson.
the manager.
Mr.. Harrison Albright. of Indiana. Is
the architect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

CHAPTER 5i4. nanagraph $40: Approved
March /, 1892 Cruelty to Animals: How
punished:
a person who overrides. everloads, tor
lures, or cruelty beats, or unjustifiably
injuries, mains. mutlates. Or kills any
animal whether belonging to himself or
another. or deprives any animal of neces-
sary Sustenance. food or drink. or causes
any of the above things: or who wilfully
sets on foot nsmgates. engages in. or
in any way furthers any act Of cruelty
to any animal. or who having in custody
manned diseased. disabled. or infirm
animal. and abandons such animal. or
leaves such animal, or leaves it to die in
a public street. road. or public place. or
who shall carry or cause to be carried in
or upon any vessel or vehicle, or other
wise carry any animal in a cruel or in
human manner, or so as to produce tor
ture. shall be fined not more than fifty
dollars for each offense. Be it further
enacted that the provisions of this act
may be enforced by any justice Of the
peace in cities. towns. or counties wherein
the offense is committed or the offender
may be found: and every such offender
shall have the right of appeal to the cor
poration court in cities and county court
in counties.
This act shall be In force from pas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
NEWS OF BARTON HEIGHTS
of Epiphany Church Will Give
Ice Cream Receptions.

DR. R. H. Pitt. editor of the Religious
Herald, and Rev. l. S. Boyles left We'd
nesday to attend the centennial celebrat ton
OF the Sparta Baptist Church in Caro-
line county.
Mr.. James P. Matthews, of Roanoke
is the guest of Mr.. Charles Hannah. on
Brook Road.
Mrs j. NJ Parrish. and daughter will
leave Saturday for kents Store, Flu
wanna county, to visit rela tives and spend
the summer.
Miss Matte Couch and her nieces
Misses Louise and Oracle Couch, of Pc
tersburg, are spending a few days with
the Misses Glinns, OF North Avenue.
Miss lisa Atkins. who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks, is now out
and BILE to resume her duties
Mr.. ". D. Rock, of Charlotte, N c.,
who has been in New York on business
for the past week. is visiting Mr.. Del
trick Schwartz.
Miss S. 7. Crutchfield, of Luck Ave
nue.. will leave on Saturday for Kent
store, Flvanna county, to visit her
brother, Mr.. J. D. Crutchfleld. and also
to spend the summer
Mr.. Sidney Watkins left Wednesday on
business trip to Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor. who has been visit
ing friends In Baltimore Md. has re-
turned to her home. after very plea
SAINT visit.
DR.. ]. NJ Roberts has returned to his
home from a visit to his wife, who is
summering at Bedford City, Va.
Mrs. r J. Bridges, who has been visit
ing Mrs. F. B. Tolson. has returned to
her home in Hinton. w. Va.
The ladies Of the Epiphany Episcopal
Church will sell ''ice cream" tomorrow
evening from to for the benefit of the
church
Mr.. Lewis Croxton has returned to his
home after very pleasant visit to
friends in Belona, Powhatan county, Va.
Mr.. NJ F. Jones has returned to his
home from a business trip to Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
THE BEST DlARRHOEA MEDICINE
ON EARTH.

That is what Mr.. W. E. Landers. a
prominent farmer near Indianapolis. Ind.
says of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Read his testimon-
ial TT gives me great pleasure to tell
you how much Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has done
for me- have used it for nine years
and I think it is the best medicine on
earth. It has saved my life several times
I would not think of being without a
hottie of it in the house" For sale by
all Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Some Juiy Marriages.

Within the past week Rev. ], O. Bah
cock. of the Fairmount-Avenue Methodist
Church. united in holy wediock the follow
irg Young couples:
July 2d-AIr. Obadiah Judson Brown and
Miss Lillian May Gum. both OF this
city. July 2d-Mr Joseph ". Bethel and
Miss Berthe J. Melton. all OF Richmond.
July 7th-AIr. Wyatt S. Thompson and
Miss Carrie V Stephens. both OF Flu
wanna county. Va
July sth-Mr. Jesse a. Kersey and Miss
Emma Burnett, OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
COURT OF JUSTICE JOHN
Charges Against John Pierce Went
Over for Future Hearing.

Squire Graves continues to hold forth in
the Police Court. Justice John continues
also to improve.
fined 81 80 each for fighting in the street
w. a. Jones was given six months for
stealing a coat from James NJ King.
Willie Lightfoot was sent to Jail for
six months for stealing tobacco.
Gertrude Johnson and Willie Pegram
were each fined S. for nghtlng.
Leslie West went down for thirty days
as a suspicious character
The charge against W. c. Robinson of
illtreating his wife was disposed OF by
sending Robinson to the hospital. He
will probably be examined as to his
sanity.
The various charges against John Pierce
(cooredD of ENLIGHTENMENT from various
members of the Grand Beneficial Club
were held over for future reference.