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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
VINE ie Is not easy 20 fc-eeell fully
what the ultimate effects OF his policy

While it n not easy 20 foreeell fully
what the ultimate effects OF his policy
may yet be-"
When President Roosevelt first an
nounced that he would undertake to
settle tho strike by calling the repre-
sentativcs OF the two sides into confer
cnce at the White House. this paper said
that It was a dangerous movement
dangerous precedent for the President
OF the United States to establish. We
arc still OF that opinion It is true that
the strike has been to all appearances
settled and the miners have returned to
work, and il there should be no more
strikes no harm would have been done.
But there Will be strikes hereafter. and
when there Is another great strike VIII
not the whole country turn again to the
President and call upon him TO settle 1t:
not be called upon to settle the next
and the next onc2 Nay. has not the
President rather encouraged strikes and
has he not encouraged the people TO
look to him to settle differences between
man and man. which ought to be settled
between themselves without the inter-.
ference of government?
We repeat. and we would emphasize
it with all our might, that whenever 1t
comes to pass that the people Of the
United States are not able to settle their
business disputes without calling in the
powers of government. the death-knell
of the. republic will have been sounded
II the President must interfere to keep
us from tearing each others eyes out,
then We might as well own up to it that
We have lost our cunning. that we are
no longer capable of self
that we need a Gear to rule over US
and make us behave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

house company. Cam1sn. 81, 90 lumber
and manufacturing company; water
works and electric light plant.
Georgia-Macon, $50, 600 compress and
warehouse company Tallapoosa, $50
coo knitting mill. Union Point, planning
mill. Americus, fertilizer factory (pro-
Jected. Blakely, $35.OOO planning mill
and dry kilns. Savannah. large cigar
factory; $4,000 laundry. Atlanta st0,-
900 lime works: $4,000 dye and blrytes
company; sl,5cp0cO company to crystalize
and purify sugar. High Falls, 100000
electric + power plant Eastman, $4,000
chemical works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
The Vote of MeckIenburg.
.fsneciaIDispatch to The Tim

EoYkIN. VA Oct. 1.-THE reSistra-
tfon in Mecklenburg has been completed
md the returns show there are $50
r,hite and co7 colored voters registered
IN the county. and are as follows:
Povkin District-White sS7. coiored IL:
Huckhorn District-White 262, Ecolored q:
erase City District-White s2S. coloretf
q. Clarksvil1e District-White io. col
ored Il: Blue Stone District-White 155,
colored liz Palmer's Springs District
White 81, colored 20; Fiat creek District
white ISL, colored 10: South IIill Dis
trict-NVhitc 226. co!ored 50. Total
White 1915, colored 207.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
CENTURY OF SCULPTURE.

CENTURY OF SCULPTURE.
The lights being turned out, good
stereopticon threw upon the canvass pic
lures of several of the best works of the
best known, American sculptors from the
beginning OF the nineteenth century down
to the present time. AS each picture
came, the lecturer told the story OF the
work. and the worker whose mind had
created. whose hand had chiscled IT. He
was at all times happy in his expressions.
and there was not a dull moment. He
showed some OF his own work. which
naturally received most applause OF all.
It was certainly excellent though, and
deserved it.
The lecture closed with French,s Death
angel, and the young sculptor It is
one OF the prettiest pieces OF american
art. and Mr.. Taft rejoiced that Ame;:
cans showed enough good sense to enjoy
it. and to encourage the Development OF
native talent to its full capacity
!, Tonight he will lecture on Fre men
sculpture. The exercises begin at s:l5.
admission by card till S o'clock: aster s.
open to all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
we're about oco whites and about 1850
PittsyIvania Complete.

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Time,l
CHATHAM. VA October 21-Eegistra<
ton under the new Constitution was conc
s!eted in the county on the 1ith instant
Nearly ninety per cent OF the white vote
was registered. while the negro vote reg.
istered is not over five per cent. The ne
groes are taking very little interest in
Politics. and no bad feeling has been
aroused The total OF i.5as whites and
d. negroes is distributed among the dis
tricts as follows:
Tunstall-1.Ocf whites, IS negroes: Piga
River-52f whites. II negroes; Dan River
I2t whites, Il negroes; Callands-o4f
whites. 2s negroes; Stanton River-49!
whites. Is negroes; Banlster-S3i whites.
So negroes; Chatham-9N whites. IS ne-
gross
rhe larger portion of the negroes reg.
Uttered under the property clause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
Reception to Mr.. Taft.

The Richmond Art Club will give re-
ception to Mr.. dorado Taft. sculptor. OF
Chicago, now in the city delivering q
the club rooms. Madison and Grace
part of the James Thomas course OF
public lectures at Richmond College, Al
Streets. this afternoon at 5 O'clock.
Members OF the club are urged to ba
present. and others interested are in
vited. Mr.. Taft will deliver a brief adj
dress during the afternoon Those in
charge want it impressed on the public
that all are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
A DOG THAT BRINGS
INCOME TO The STATE

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. Oct. e.
Mr.. John Miller, OF Colonial Beach,
Westmoreland county. has a dog which
has been stolen several times. In each
case the party was caught and fined
$500 and cost and the dog returned to
its owner. I'nis dog has, during the
past year, been the means of adding S25
in fines to the treasury Of Colonial
Beach. and Mr.. Miller thinks his dog
should now be exempt for taxation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
.GS0WT'H OF PLASTIC
ART IN AMERICA
MI Taft Delivers a stfIkingIy In
teresting Lecture.
HIS OWN WORK APplAUDED
Approved it and its Beauty
Observation-Disclosures Popular
Throughout and AbundantIY
Illustrated by Stereopticon.

The lecture Of Mr. dorado TAFT. OF
Chicago, a t Richmond College last night.
on American Sculpture. was popular and
very interesting.
The discourse was delivered In the col
lege chapel, and the room was complete
" filled. This was itself a tribute to
the speaker and his theme. considering
the circumstances of inclement weather.
Many feared that the lecture would
be a heavy treatise on sculpture. inter
estfng possibly to technical students of
the subject, but hard for the laymen to
follow A child would have been enter
tanned by the treatment at the hands
of Mr.. Taft Apart from the mere lee
tule. the stereopticon illustrations we're
delightful
The speaker entered the hall shortly
before s:15. accompanied Sy President
Boatwrisht, OF the college. and Professor
Winston. chairman of the committee in
charge of the James Thomas course.
MISSION OF THE COLLEGE.
President Boatwright welcomed the ar-
dience to the college and presented the
speaker. Dr.. BoatwriSht stated that the
college did not feel that it was doing
its whole duty teaching the yoIlas men
at the institution merely books. The
social natures and all the powers of the
students had to be dcveeolpdwerer,atSf
to be leaders in the communities in
which they shall live in after Years. The
college owes much also to the city. He
hoped the excellent and helpful relations
that had always existed would continue,
and be more binding.
Referring to Mr. Taft. DR.. Boa twright
said that this was not tbs first time that
the college had brought here young man
from the West in this course OF lectures.
and none were disappointed. He re-
ferred to Professor Breasted, Of Cfrca go
University. who spoke on Egypt Ffe
cd not think the audience was going to
be disappointed in this other young man
from Chica so. This gentleman had all
ready, said the speaker. accomplished
much, and made a name for himself
in this country. and abroad.
GLAD TO BE HERE.
Mr.. Taft said by way OF introduction.
that he#was glad to come to Richmond.
to have an opportunity of seeing some
OF the works OF the sculpture found here.
He said he would like to know those
engaged in the work In this city.
The speaker wanted a once to relieve
that sculpture was all poetry, Just dream
ing of the face of an angel and then
hewinS it from a BLOCK of marble. There
was in it a. great deal OF hard work.
Then he spoke Of modelling in clay.
which preceded the actual work In stone.
Briefly he outlined how the clay pro,o-.
types were made. Tho map of the
human face was made first showing the
general features such as are common
to all faces, then, after careful study
of these lines and expressions OF the
face or the original which gave it indi-
yiduality. the differentiating touches are
added ISL. 45sse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
Form a Trust.

The Maryland and Virginia chestnut
crop is said to be unusually large this
year. and they can be had as low as -
a bushel. says an exchange. The para
graphers of the country shouldk get to-
gether and do something to cuHtail the
chestnut production. Why not use lit
tie business judgment, like the other
captains of industry, as we go alonS!-
Atlanta Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES
New Enterprises Mentioned in the
Trademarks Weekly Review.

NSptCIdI DISVdIClitS' IItc 7 lIiltS-1 y
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. so7. The
progress in Southern industrial develop
n.ent for the week just closed, as re-
ported by The Tradesman, includes the
following new organizations as among
the most prominent.
f Virginia - richmond: Coal mines
near). Norfolk, 100000 cotton manu-
factur,ng# company. Nlontvale. saw mill.
Wise. S5Up,upOs coal and coke company.
>llilnlarnock, telephone system.
West NrirEnia-NeW AIartinsville, oil
company. Hinton, $1,000 coal company.
Wheeling. $4,000 glass machine works.
Huntington, cigar factory. Clarksburg.
oil refinery.
North Carolina Elizabeth City, furns-.
ture factory. Rural Hall. veneer fac
tory
South Carolina Loris. tobacco ware
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
King and Queen Complies.
(snecial pisnatch to rhe ,rines

Especial Dispatch to The Efn1esD
BISGOE, VA. Oct. 27.-Thc completed
list of registration for King and Quee1
is as follows: Newton Precinct-Whits
1eS. colored 81. StevenSvilIe Precinct
White 15s. cclored 20 Carlton Store Pre-
cnct-Whits IS. colored Se;Ltttle Ply
mouth Precinct--White no. colored. Is:
Beuna Vista Precinct-White ll9. colored
%. Total for the county I'll whites and
cot colored.
AS heretofore. King and Queen can be
counted on for safe Democratic ma
jority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
YHE president AND THE STRIKE.
The New York Times says:

much has been said of the part taken
BY President Roosevelt in putting the
great coal strike in the Nay Of settle
ment. 1t has happened. as II often
docs, in such matters. THU those who
criticised him most severely n first now
recognize most warmly the service he
rendered Bnt 1t remains true That his
orst step MAS a venturespme one, and
that its consequences might have been
o0bayrassing In the Immediate future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
On Three Charges.

Jeitn McCoo. colored. was arrested last
night in the Second District, on three
charges for which he will have to answer
this morning in the Police Court. lie is
separately charged with carrying a pis-
toll, being a suspicious character and OF
beating a woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
Drawn-Harris.
,ofoJ nienatch tn The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.) y.
DANyILLE, VA, Oct. 2T.-Mr. Harri-
son Drawn and Miss Ellen Harris, both
Of this city, were married yesterday by
Rev. w. H. Atwell. Both OF the young
people are we'll known here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

II remains to be seen If Uncle Mark
Hanna will be willing to keep on letting
well enough alone when the ship subsidy
bill again hobs UP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
The vo4in Sussex.
(special Dispatch to The Tim,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
WAVERLF. va. Oct. 2I.-The of1clal
returns made BY the new registration
boards in Sussex show that s06 whites
and aG colored voters have been regis
tered Under the old registration there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Ehe acquittal OF Molineux. IL he shall
be acquitted will probably be due TO tho
defective memories Of the witnesses for
the State, which seem to have grown
tired since the other trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

1aving wound up the horse shows sea-
son, Lynchburg has resumed the quiet
consideration of dark tobacco and paving
bricks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
are DOUBTLESS coming around too often
in Constantinople. IS

An electrician announces that he can
now transmit half-tones by telephone.
That's q small matter: There are girls
in Richmond who transmit whole tones
by the same route every hour In the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Chicago should employ DR.. Lorenz to
explain how the snakes found in
chicago River managed to keep alive
long enough to be discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

According to the Rev. Sam Jones, the
firm OF Tilman and Devil were the ar
chitects Of the South Carolina dispensary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
Trend Of Thought :
in Dixie Land.
The Mobile Register says:
1qapap1s1aQa1olpraScececa1ceec:

The Mobile Register says:
IF Senator Hills purpose, in writing
his coal strike plank in the New York
Democratic platform. was TO prepare a
warm time for himself, anticipating a
coal-less success. if we may judge by
uirable success, if we may judge by
the amount Of hot air poured upon
him by the newspapers everywhere
The Charlotte Observer says:
1T is pleasant to see that North Caro-
lima is climbing up the educational col
umn. Time was when it was at the foot
Of the class. Now there are five States
and two Territories below it, these being
Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, South
Carolina and Louisiana. Arizona and
Indian Territory. =
Galveston News: They are now Of
fering prizes in certain counties in the
State to precincts that give the largest
sI>emccratic vote in the ensuing election.
When people must be tolled to the polls
bv gifts, truly the interest in politics
has run down.
Louisville Post: Grover Cleveland de-
mands free trade, w. j. Bryan free sill
Yer, and David B. Hill free coal, and
all three claim to be the original blown
in the bottle" Democrat, which makes
it more difficult than ever to answer the
question, What constitutes Demo
crat?'
Atlanta Journal: The Pullman COM
pany dividends were only L per cent.
for the last fiscal year. It is probable.
after all, that the company doesn't make
its porters whack up.
Birmingham News: It is pleasant to
think that even if coal will be a little.
steep, there will be no melodious mos
qvitoes to keep US from our sleep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

A Kansas City woman behind mop
showed 1t with such vigor as to set the
house on fire. That is OVERRIDING the siren
uous act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Anyhow, 1t took another American to
get the best of Mr.. Morgan in London,
No fsritisher could do it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

The campaign in Virginia is so one
sided that the vote-broker finds his occu-
patton gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

In these fast times the old motto seems
W have undergone a slight change Most
PEOPLE take the little squirt ahead and
at their leisure skirnish around for the
bedrock testimony to sustain the right
fnlness of the move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

A little rain now and then is necessary
to complete the ideal autumn, and we may
be permitted to remark in passing that
no.here on earth de we find all things
combining to make the idea, autumn as
they do in old Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Crops were short in Norway and Swe-
den this year, but we have not heard yet
y hich political party is responsible for It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

house on fire. That is OVERRIDING the siren
uous act.
-
II remains to be seen If Uncle Mark
Hanna will be willing to keep on letting
we'll enough alone when the ship subsidy
bill again hobs up.
Having wound up the horse show sea-
son, Lynchburg has resumed the quiet
consideration Of dark tobacco and paving
bricks.
Chicago should employ DR.. Lorenz to
explain how the snakes found in
chicago River managed to keep alive
long enough to be discovered.
The campaign in Virginia is so one
sided that the vote-broker finds his occu-
patton gone.
According to the Rev. Sam Jones, the
firm OF Tillman and Devil were the ar
chitects Of the South Carolina dispensary.
ANYHOW, It took another American to
get the best Of Mr.. Morgan in London.
No fsritisher could do it.
Crops were short in Norway and Swe-
den this year, but we have not heard yet
y hich political party is responsible for It.
The plumber isn't fussing about coal
Fo1rr
burst pipes when coal is plentiful.
-=-=-==
The City Council Of Richmond seems to
have caught on to the idea Of the Sultan
of Bacolod.
the city fathers would discover that
there is something to investigate.
Evidently the City Council thinks the
duty Of Investigation belongs to some
ctner body.
Admiral schley is looping the real
Texas and the Texans have been giving
him grand time the past week.
=--=---@=
What if the Hillites and the Olncy adj
vocates should concentrate on Arthur
Puc German.
The announcement of Miss Alice
Roosevelts engagement came under the
wrong date line.
--@-----@--- s
Let us. hope the shortage Of the coal
supply will not show up In the few tons
we are permitted to buy.
war dance will probably follow the
marriage OF the New York girl to the
full blooded Arapahoe Indian.
The clear water question shows some
symptoms of settlement.
An English commission Of lunacy will
soon sit on the case of the Mad A1ullah.
=------------=s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Some dreamer dreamed something about
tho United States of Europe before
Mr.. carnegies day. and 1t is no nearer
to realization now than it was then. and
Sill be no nearer a hundred years hence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

The plumber isn't fussing about coal
shortage. There are comparatively few
burst pipes when coal is plentiful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Tho Sultan of Turkey. SO the cable in
forms us. is soon to take steps TO reform
his harem Mark-down dry goods sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28
AYEAR,s RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

A bulletin has Just been issued by the
Interstate Commerce Commission, which
shows that the number of people killed
in accidents to railway trains of one kind
and another during the months of April
May and June Of this year.awas one hun
dred and forty, and one thousand eight
hundred and ten persons We're more Or
less injured. Other kinds of accidents
incidental to steam railway transit, such
work. passengers getting on and off cars
etc, run the total up to GIG killed and
$3.50 injured. This is total of 10,1S6 rail-
way casualties for the three months named,
which, added to those furnished for the
other nine months. make a grand total
for the fiscal year ended June Goth, Of
.a.Sl9 killed and $500 injured. This does
not include the people that We're killed
and injured on and by trolley lines and
automobiles Add these and we find that
this country is paving good deal in life
and limb for the blessings of rapid
transit.
4 ne new 1Ui n a1IlUullc VI } SStSlud
says:
HALF the white persons about Thirty
sixth Street and Eighth Avenue mobbed
Moses Aimms, a negro. of No. 4ii West
rnlrty-ffth Street, last night. when he
ran down Mrs. Elizabeth Kicks. of No.
500 Nest Thirty-tirst Street. as he was
riding bicycle. He was knocked down
again and again. struck a number of
y 1,o ia,- 5,,f no cf~a
Men and women hit him. while many
women shouted IN elee or rage as they.
saw the man being nlaltreated Two
policemen saved him. charging through
tile mob and leading him to the station
house. He was bruised and cut. but not
dangerously hurt. and he was locked
up wltnou, beng sent to a hospital
The negros offense was that he ran
MS picycIe over a white woman, and 1t
was ACCIDENTAL. The North now has a
negro problem OF It's own
----=------=-----
In these fast times the old motto seems
W have undergone a slight change Most
PEOPLE take the little squirt ahead and
at their leisure skirnnish around for the
bedrock testimony to sustain the right
\ uli1eSS5 Oh ~ Ile illoS S.f4s
-===-------=
A little rain now and then is necessary
to complete the ideal autumn. and we may
be permitted to remark in passing that
no.here on earth de we find all things
combining to make the ideal autumn as
they do in old Virginia.
=----------
Some dreamer dreamed something about
tho United States of Europe" before
Mr. carnegie's day. and it is no nearer
to realization now than it was then. and
will be no nearer a hundred years hence
-==----=----------
Tho Sultan Of Turkey. SO the cable in
forms us. is soon to take steps TO reform
his harem. Mark-down dry goods sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

The City Council Of Richmond seems to
have caught on to the idea Of the Sultan
of Bacolod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

An English commission of lunacy will
soon sit on the case of the Mad Mullah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

The clear water question shows some
symptoms of settlement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Birmingham News: It is pleasant to
think that even if coal will be little
steep, there will be no melodious mos
quitoes to keep US from our sleep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

A war dance will probabl follow the
marriage OF the New York girl to the.
full blooded Arapahoe Indian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Possibly IL it were given another name
the city fathers would discover that
there is something to investigate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

What if the Hillites and the Olney adj
vocates should concentrate on Arthur
Puc German.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28

Let US hope the shortage of the coal
supply win not show up In the few tons
we are permitted to buy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-22

THE DISTRICT COURT OF Nv
STATE OF NEVADA, IN ANDpr1
THE FIFTH JUDICIAL Dinlr
AND COUNTY OF HUMBOLus
IN THE MATTER OF THE boIn
OF LAZARD GODCHAUx. Ds0
"a. o~rs&
NOTICE OF TIME FOR PROVE
WILL. j
Notice 10 hereby given thai ~ ~
the twenty-second day Of Decem.s
D., 1902. at ten o'clock A. M. OF -.
ana the courtroom Of the above -
court, at the courthouse OF w.
Judicial District Of the state
vada at wfnnemucca In he cou"s
Humboldt In said state. have
pointed a. the time and place ~.
ing the will Of said Lazard uo,u
deceased. and for hearing the .ps
ton OF c. H. Wilson for the .ansrs
to him OF letters testamentary W.
Dated this nth day OF Decei
D., 1So1. rrg1|
d~ec12-23. J.. T.. DoNN'