The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
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la3sIIDl9sSOHiteOF states occasionally over
looks something said Mr.. Clyde WEIGH,
of Southeastern Virginia a noted horti-
culturist4 of the State. at the Lexington
yesterday. II am speaking particularly
iof the manufacture of appie vine now
In one county In Europe to-day there
Is manufactured more than nine million
gallons Of apple wine each year, paIata-
bic, healthy and altogether delightful,
and this from what might be called the
unmarketable apples Yet this indus
try has never been taken up in tha
United States. 1t is possible. through
germ culture. to make any kind Divine
+ out of apples. a sparkling. dry. sweet or
a sautenle. This has been shown by. cN-
periments conducted IN this country .ur-
der the United States. Government, and
yet there is not an apple wine Industry
II the United states at present With u
certain proportion of germs it is pos
sible to produce arW. flavor or. variety.
Mr.. A. NJ. Whitlock, a we'll known
Democrat OF New York. was talking yes
terriay of the Withdrawal of Richard
Croker from Tamrpany Hall. DO you
know what 1t n1eans?' asked Mr.. Whit
lock. 1T means the regeneration and
publication of Democracy. Lewis Nix
on. who has been named to succeed Mr.,
Croker. is absolutely pure. and Tam
many Hall. under his rule, will become
| a. totally different institution from what
it has been. Croker Is out and out to
stay: that means that the better element
of New York. which has held away from,
Tarn1arv5 Hall for so many wears will
finally join hands with that organization
and there will beSin II fight fo~ the re-
sumption of power by Tanmsny. And
7 believe It will be success fuf."'
..It has been definitely shown t'r1e ard
acoi, that cigar wranners Of the verv
I
remarked Major Charles Hnntz. q travel
:-r tobacco man. vesterdav wet this
state does nothi-~ I:Iee prrerc- he- -h e
When it does the irron~tNtion of hs~r
priced cigars viii prcrticaIl,. cc-se a~f
VIRGINIA VIII rafee he- ow- ,r-e.---
when that ra-pe-s the sr-,ot,o- Wit
end h'rsrlf very much aheed of tire
game
sneakinc- Of tho reno-a' Ar-a-ica~, tc'r,-
! of ,innfztnc- to tlre rer,rir+--e e'-c-ec e.
heroes which croo un from ti~7n ~ tito
| Ca,tnin He---- h--fTc-so- Cnr-7-'o
mace n few . r,roros. -e,r,oort,s rnstorr=ov-
"Hobson was 1tonfzed to d;scrr'eti-<
degree" he added "ar,1 nernav t-aot
| cd the same w:,y Now rrrees tho v-'esa
friends OF Admiral SchTev ster ir TO e-',-e
| him he win 10 treated .i,n ear,n
axact1- 7 see by the Assnciated P~ess
| dispatches that certain portions of tho
country are irving to give him wren tfs
| row IF he viii stay nuietrv NJ home 10
has good chance to hAcor'" III" nert
President but It IS rossih1e that he viii
be the victim of his friends vet
From Newnort News there WIS IL
Richmond Yesterday a partv consisting
of DR. w G. pet+us ard Nrose-S T w
Fox and Q. Frosttc. They were here
| orly for the day. returning last night
All were at New F'ord's.
Mr.. A. Fletcher. of the Constitutional
! Convention who has been at home over
Sunday, returned to Richmond Yesterday
| and registered at the New Ford's.
Two Of the leading citizens of Freder-
icksbure Mr.. J. n. Gaines and NJ VIII
liam ELMER were in Richmond yester-
dav on private business. They were at
Murphy's.
Mr.. N P Thornton one of the most
widely known citizens of the State, was
at the Lexington yesterday.
Other well known virginians in the city
were: Mr. Guy "A. Dunlop of F'arnville;
Mr.. J. Whatey. of Norfolk and Mr.. R.
O. Reynolds. OF Newport News. OF Muir
phys Mr. H. II. Carter of Rlocksiam:
Mr.. B. w Crum. Staunton: ETr. James
II. Guthrie, Houston; Mr. w. w Var
-en. Mectlenhure md Mr.. George Lind
say, at the New Ford's; and DR.. e. NJ.
Mann, Winnie at the Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H Shyock Of Wash
ington, were at N1urphy's yesterday.
Among well known out-of-state visitors
10 Richmond Yesterday were: Mr.. c. S.
Reno, OF Cincinnati: Mr.. \. Moncure,
California. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. 4. Arm
strong. of Newark. n J.. at Nurphy's.
Mr.. George E. Scheffler. of New York.
at the New Ford's: and Mr.. NJ. 7. PRIEST,