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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
DOCTORS READY 10 TESTIFY
IN THE REMINGTON CASE.
Special Dispatch to The 5Times.)

NILLLAMSP0RT, pa, Nov 1s-Inter-5
est in the Remington case w:is increased
to-day when the three doctors Who per
formed the autopsy declared their readi
sired to go to Newport and lay before
the proper authorities the evidence on
which they ha ses their opinion that Rob-
Newport reading rooms on August 18th.
This declaration was made BY the doc:
tors on reading the invitation of Mayor
BOYLE. of Newport, to Mr.. Remington TO
produce his evidence and he would see
to it that a full Investigation would be
had Immediately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
WHERE THE MINISTERS WILL BE SENT THIS YEAR
UNDER THE APPOINTMENTS OF BISHOP DUNCAN
Port Norfolk. Emmett SteveaA
Park Place and Oaklett D. T. Mer-

Port Norfolk. Emmett Stevena
Park Place and Oaklett, D. T. Mer-
ritt.
Havgood and Lynhayen. D. B. Austin.
East Norfolk. W. c. Walden.
South Norfolk. n. 3. Foshee-
Princess Anne. w. H. Riddle cR.
South Princess Anne. L. j Phaup.
Norfolk Circuit. D.. j. Traynham.
Churchland and West Norfolk, Paul
Bradley.
Suffolk R. II. Potts.
East Suffolk and Magnolia II. S.
Colonna. S..
Windsor. n. r. Smith.
Ebenezer and Wesley Chapel. Oscar
Littieton.
i Ben.s. Jas. O. Moss.
Newsom's s., j. r. Griffith.
Southampton, c. E, Watts.
Boykin's. w. E. Allen.
Z Whaleyvilie and Sornerton. E. J. Potts.
Copron, V W. Easarmin.
Mount Vernon. c. E Peasants.
Student at Vanderbilt University.
r. F. Carey.
NORFOLK AND EASTERN SHORE
DISTRtCT.-Paui Whitehead, Pre-
siaine Elder.
Norfolk - Cumb Street. G.
L. Bane.
Epwortl., r. D. Smart.
Queen-Street. J. x. Jolitff.
Centenary. E. t. Dadmun-
Ghent, j. B. Winn.
Mckendree. w. R Proctor.
Iekie,s Memorial J. w. Stiff.
Trinity. G.. ". Jones
Huntersville. E. X. O'De!l.
Iarlbert's Point. C. Fl. McGhee.
Capeville, W. p Wright.
Cape Charles. C. r James.
Franktown. G. n. Ray.
Belle Haven. J. E. Potts.
Keller, w r. Crowder.
Wachapreague. J. A. Winn.
Pungoteague. W. w Sawyer.
Onancock and Andrew Chapel. W.
G Bates.
Onley and louisville. E. NJ. Jordan.
Drummondtown. r n. Hartyers.
Atlantic. W. J Twilley.
R1oxoni. T. J.. Pul,en.
Pocomoke. ~. L. Carson
Wicomco J. E. White.
Salisbury. j. c. c.. Newton
Berlin. J. e. Brooks.
Cambridge. r. T. Waterfeld.
Cambridge Circuit. } D Hozier.
Dorchester. j ]. Bradford.
South Dorchester. T. v. G. Heath.
Chaplain to seaman's Bethel. J. B.
Merritt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
WOnAN'S DRESS CAUGHT
FIRE WHILE ON BROADWAY
Special Dispatch 10 The Times.]

especial Dispatch 20 The Tfmes.5
E NEW YORK. November 19.-Steppins on
a tox Of matches set the dress of Miss
3allzabeth Corners on IRE yesterday. She
was standing on the corner OF Broadway
sjsd IWenty-third Street when the accident
iaprenetl.
,ithc woman, when she discovered that
her clothes were on fire. became stricken
with fear. Several men ran to her assist
ance. one man sacrificed his coat. wrap
ping it around her. The accident attracted
"a large crowd. Miss Corners was slightly
burned. but her dress was ruined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
DlsTRlcT-R. II. Bennett.
Pre- iding Elder,

e y z sssAt''to -'AC'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. B. Beau>
champ.
Trinity, @. ". spooncr.
City Mission, G. II. Wiley.
l-n.on- Station. John Hannon.
Hasker-s Memorial, w. 3. Anderson.
St. James. w "A. Cooper.
Dcnny-Street. a. A. Jones.
Fair.nount-ivenue. ]. O. Babcock.
Mancheste,,-Central. r. NJ Chandler.
Y Fifih-Street, Asa Drisco,l.
West-End Memorial A c. Bergman.
Asbury TO be supplied by ]. C. Rosser.
Henrico, E. H Johnson.
Charles City. v r. Turner.
New Kent, j. W. Litteton. Jr.
West New Kent. r. s. Busby.
Seven Pines. j. S. Cuthne!l.
West Point. J. Z. Mccartney: w. E.
Buiiar. sup.
Williamsburg. E a. Potts.
York. j. w. Baber
East York. j. W. Nicholson
Newport News-Tlinity, George W.
Chestnut-Arenue. J. T.. Routten.
Grace. L. c. Shearer
lampton-First Church and East
End. J. S, Peters and w. E. Ed
wards.
West End. A 3. Sharpe.
Fox Hill. j. T. Greene.
s1nitiaeld.@J. II Moss
Isle of Wight, r. a. Compton.
East King and Queen. G. E. B. Smith.
Prinsif a OF Southern Seminary z. II.
Rowe.
sEsT RICHMOND DlsTRlCT-W. v.
Tudor, Presiding Elder.
MISUNDERSTANDING. " W. Lear;
Z. l.. Peil. superintendent.
Ctav-street. L. 3. Betty.
Park Pace. John T. Bosnian.
I.aulei- Street, II. Z. Johnson.
E,pwoltll. r. p Lurlpkin
.astuIy. r. n. MaSey.
lIighland Park, y B. Aslew.
Parton Heights, Floyd c. Moore.
Vest Hanover, w G. Burcll
Ashland, j. S. Hunter
Ashland Circuit, B. e Hudson
Gncchland ". c. Pace.
West Goochlad. r. L. Wingteld.
Chesterfield. ]. T. Seaweil.
West Chesterfield Porter Hardy.
South Chesterfield. G. w. Watkins.
Powllatan, ". n. Jeffrics.
Cumberland. ". e. Grant.
Rl9cilngham. ]. G Lennon.
Gartersrilie II. ]. Paylor.
Amelia A. c. Jordan.
Burkesilla, u z. OYER.
Crewe, /. ]. Taylor.
- %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
Harrell.

AarreH.
Charlotte. J. c. Granoery, Jr.
Hyco. f. H. Powell.
South Of Dan. 3. NJ. Beckham.
Boydton. G. II. Lambeth.
East Halifax. John r Eggleston. Jr.
Prince Edward. J. E. Hardy.
Chase City. +. T. Williams.
CIarksville. NJ. S. Coleman. II.
Trinity. t Q. Edwards
8 Mission Secretary of Conference, ".
". Royal.
PETERSBURG DIsTRIcT-R. T. Viii
son. Presiding Elder.
Petersburg Washington-street. W. G..
Star
Market-street. S. C. Hatcher
High-Street George f. Booker.
Wesley. ], A Thomas.
BIandford. S. Otto Wright.
Wcst-Street F. G. Davis.
Ettrick. +. D. Forkner.
Mattoaca. John w. Eure.
Ptince George, G. w Turner.
s,,rrv, F. B. NlcSparran-
Sussex. n. J. Brown.
Wakefield c. H. Green
Greensville. w. L, Murphy.
Rr,inswick ". G. BogGs.
South Brunswick. r. II. Younger.
West Brunswick. ]. r. Stursiss.
nrw;dafa John O. Moss
Fast Dinwiddie Nc. D. Ruc1er.
Wast Dinwfd!ie. y. i. Pruden.
Rlacketnne G. F. Greene.
I.rnenturg Rascon Dey.
West Ltnenhurg. ]. ". Gee.
Nrec,!erhrre ]. ". Parrish.
North Meelslenbrrg R. S. Baughan.
South Hill w F. Haves.
Nottovav J. B. DeBerrv.
Associate Editor and Manager Balti-
more and Rfchmo7d Christian Ad-
vocatn Fl NJ. Hone.
PRINCIPAL Blackstone Female Institute
ar4d sec-o+arv ard Treasurer Con-
ference Foard OF Education. James
Cannon, Jr.
PORTSMOUTH DlsTRICT.-J. Pow
eli tsarla-d, Praei-in~ e'1er.
s,nouth-N1onumental E. II. Raw
lings.
Central. W. T. Green
South Portsmouth. j. n. Kahler.
Wright Memorial G.. H McFaden.
Owens Memorial, L. ". Guyer.
PARK View. j. N. Latham.
Berlslev-A1emorial. w A. Christian.
Liberty-Street, S. S. Lambeth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
OPERATION PERF0REED
ON MIDSHIPMAN AIKEN
(By Associated Psess.>

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. 1s-An opera
ton was performed to-day on Midship,nan
Aiken, injured in last Saturdays football
game by DR. Wv. keane OF PhiIadeI-5
pnia A portion of the youths skull was
removed and three or four ounces of blood
abstracted from the surface of his brain.
Physicians tonight report the condition
OF the patient to be satisfactory
Dr. and Mrs Aiken. of New Orleans.
father and mother of the injured cadet.
have arrived here and are with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
DEATH HOUSE
STORY DENIED.
Mrs. Mo|ineux Says That There
is No Foundation
to 1t.
to-. 1t
lspecial nisnatch 10 -rhe. Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Tfnes.)
NEW YORK. November 19.-AIrs.
Blanche c. Moiineux this Afternoon wired
an emphatic and uneqGivocal denial from
Sioux Falls, s. D., of the story printed to
the effect that she and her husband,
al:oland b. Moiineux, from whom sihe.
seeks divorce. quarreled bitterly in the
arrangement dates back to a period soon
after Molineux's S arrest. Her reply was
as follows:
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 18th.
Reports wild and false. Please deny
BLANCHE NrOLINEUN.'
I In an interview to-day she said:
am helpless. powerless, in the face
NJ this present calamity. Such libellous
reports as these are harmful to me in
every sense of the word Even though
untrue, they are sure to hurt me-
ooh! the cruelty Of it! To be pursued
c. en- now by trouble. and I thought l had
escaped it all forever. I thought that
out here in this Dakota town l could once
more breathe freely and forget that I
had ever known sorrow and despair
Rut no! The dread terror seems to pur-
sue me even here. II such unauthorized
reports continue to be circulated i shall
be plunged into even worse trouble than
times
Mrs MolineuS's replies were communi-
Gated to General Edward L. Moineux,
father of Roland, who declined to make
any comment. Earlier in the day Cen
clal Molineux had been shown the story
81 reputed eStrangement. He read it
through his face growing white with an
ger as he read. but he refused to discuss
IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
MANY WOMEN JOIN IN
The HUNT FOR BOY

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
s NEW HAVEN. November 19.-Wfniau
Hall, youth nineteen years OF age. has
Leen missing since last Thursday. H0
went into the woods to hunt. Efis dog re-.
turned alone. large party. including
many women. have gone with bloodhoundo
III search OF the missing yogSS man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
FREDERICK ESTABLISHES
QUARANTINE ON STRAsBURG
lsneclal nisnatch to The Times. J

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 19.--alarmed
by the spread of smallpox near Stras-
burg Shena ndoah county. the Board of
Health of Frederick county this afternoon
established a rigid quarantine against
the place. Policemen We're appointed to
guard the roads leading to the infected
district. and orders have been issued to
arrest all persons coming from the neigh
borhood OF StrasburS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
LYNcHBURG DlsTRlcT-J. c. Reed,
Presiding Ed r.

Presiding Kid r.
I.rnchhure-Ce Centenary. D. G. c. Butts.
Court-Street. w. j. Young.
Memorial w. E.. Judktns
Trinity. C. c. WerteEhaker.
Cabell-street. S. ]. Eaten.
south and West Lynchburg. ". G.
Madison Station. C. II. Galloway.
Il Bedford City.J. w. shechford
Bedford Circuit, r =. scott.
North Bedford. II. C:sG Gresory.
Bedford Springs. ]. Z. Payne.
Middle Bedford J. 3. -Lavlnder.
West Bedford, A. S. u Rice
stanton River. TO be supplied.
Wet Campbell, B. S. Henink.
Campbell. b. E. I.e6better.
Concord. NJ. S. Elliott.
Appomattox-H. W. Dunkley.
West Charlotte, ]. z Hearn.
North Pittsylvania. w 8. Jett.
4 Halifax, 7. P. Duke
Farmville, T. n. Potts.
Prospect, p NJ. Bell.
West Buckingham. w. L. ) Johes'
DANvlLLE DISTRICT. y. Amiss,
Danville-Main-s Street. !. Men. simp-
SON
s1add- Memorial, j. Ellington McGee.
Cabell-street. A. L. Franklin.
Mount Vernon. r. F. Gayle.
Cavalry, W. II. AtWlii-
1yae,,ingtons Street, Fl. c. Pheirer.
Danvil1e Circuit. II. L. Westcott.
Pittsvlyania. w T. q. Haynes.
Chatham. a. A. Whitmore-
south PittsyIvauia. G. w NJ Taylor.
Cascade, Frank Rurruss
Rocky Mount, r. IL Marks.
Franklin, w. a. Thonpksns.
East Franklin. H. F. B. Martin.
Smiths River, +. Kesler
i West Franklin Mission. James a.
Thomas.
Henry. j. W.. Carroll
Martinsyille. J. ". T.. Robbins.
Patrick M L. Williams
Meadows OF Dan. to be supplied by
j. W Wimbish.
South Boston and Houston, 2. e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
.OVATL0N AT NEWPORT NEWS
TO AUDREY AND MISS ROBSON
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Nov 10
Audrey scored a distinct triumph at the
Academy OF Music tonight before a large
and critical audience The play Is consid-4
cred q success. and shares the ovation
with Hiss Robson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
BOTH WOUNDED IN DUEL
WITH PISTOLS AT BLUEFlELD
fspecial Dispatch TO The Times

Blu ZEE IF..D. W. VA. Nov 1s-J NJ
Lawson and John Walia, prominent men
of Naugatuck. fought duel at this
rlare last night with revo!vers. Seven
silats were fired Lawson and Walla each
receiving two bullets. The formers in
jliries are not serious, but the latter will
probably die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

Whiteley, Presiding Elder.
whitestone. J. NJ. Anderson.
Lacaster, r. E. Bentley.
Wheaton. r. O. Payne.
Heathsviile, E F. Garner.
Bethany. J. S. Wallace.
Richmond Circuit. y. A. Page.
4 Westmoreland w. J. Williams.
91ontross. ]. X. Holman.
King George. W. F. Davis.
{ Spotsylvania j. w. Hickman.
Caroline. II. II. Smith.
Bowling Green, T. ]. Wray.
King William. c. II. Williams.
King and Queen. R B. Beades.
Essex. L. L. Banks
A1iddlesex. r. Ferguson.
Mathews G. D. Crawley.
West Mathews w L. Ware.
Gloucester, ]. E. E.@DeShazo.
Gloucester Point. C. e. Holiday.
Hanover. J. l.. Pribhle.
Gwynn's Island, George T. Forester.
CHARLOTIES ESWLLE-J j. Il. Hank,
3 Presiding Elder.
Fl Charlottesville. w. n. Edwards.
II Belmont. A. c. Bledsoe
Aibemarle. C. W. Leftwich.
Crozet. S. W. Day.
Il Scottsville, C. E. Blankenship.
Batesville, T. H. Campbell.
Nelson. w. B. Moore
# Rockhsh, NJ A. Davidson
Amherst, E. ". Carson.
West Amherst, P. II. Clements.
Mount Pleasant, s. f. Drewry.
Piedmont to be supplied by ". II.
Keyser.
Flnvanna. R. W. Watts.
Louisa. r B. Blankenship. ]. L.
Rhodes, sup.
Gordonsvi,le, w A. S. Conrad.
i Orange, S. II. Johnson, ". H Camper,
sup.
81 Greene, E. f. Hail.
Madison. c. f. Conner.
B wocdville, C. II. Fielding.
s. CuIpcper. w T. Williams.
+. cupeper Circuit. Z. H. Early.
a Rappaiannocle. R. T. Clarke
Editor Baltimore and Richmond Chris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
Rev. r H. Bennett Made Prec ! !
ing Elder Of Richmond District.
SPICY o ScU1 Sions LAST DAY
Advocate Mater. Presiding Elder, Eou-
eadon Bard and Ke!lam lnciden'
tielpad 10 Make Last Day otthe
Methodist Conference BY
Far Ire Mos, Interest
inc .nc Sensational
!. ing -rnc Sensa,lona


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

ro,Ite to New Orleans The nurse had
lef5 him only q few minutes, and on his /
return found the broken sash ana the
patient gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

c.. says:
Frank McHugh. Of
ger on train No. 81. {
way. jumped from a
man state-rooln. abol
of Spartanburg. ait
while the train was
an hour. and received
he died in a few mini
NIr. hIcHngh. atteI
anA n fctaud M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

train. No stops will be made ON the
way The train Will reach NY ashiisst ' toii
at s o'clock Friday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
J. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1902.

tian Advocate. J. J. Lafferty.
Student at Randolptl-Macon College,
e. w. Ogden.
Agent Charlottesville District Acade-
my. J. M. Burton.
Field Agent virginia Conference Or
phanage, j. w. Blsdsoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

New York. ( t a passen-
+ the Southern Rail-
window of his Pull
t twelve miles north
10 this afternoon,
running forty miles
Injuries from which
ties.
led by a male nurse
Westeryelt, was en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

Secretary and Treasurer Randolph
Macon College. B. 7. Lipsco1nb.
Professor In Rando!ph-M Macon College,
w. E. Edmunds.
Student at Vanderbilt University. E.
l.. Peerman.
Student a, Randolph Macon College.
A w. Fizer.
7. S. Leitch. field editor OF the Bal
unore and Richmond Christian
Advocate.
J. f. Martin. superintendent OF or
phanage.
RAPPAHANNoCK DISTRICT. 7
Whitley, Presiding Elder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20
JUMPED FRO THE. CAR
WINDOW AND WAS KILLED
Ry Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Nov. ia News
and Courier special from Greenyille, S..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

Continued on Second Paseo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-20

,,Sa.ozS THERMOMETERS
Z TIC thermometer rangeds as follows at
The Times oflcc yesterday: A. n. IS;
10 NJ. 81, q r. NJ. OF; 6 P. NJ, 50: . r.
NJ. Sc; - midnight 81; average. Ss1-2 !,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-22

The Progressive Women. Circls No. s.
win be entertained THURSDAY afternoon
BY Mrs. DeIbert Charter az her home.
ST New York avenue.
There viii be regular communication
OF Albert Pike lodge No. Sa3 A. F. & 4.
NJ. Friday evening at 7;Sa Work IN the
third degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
The board Of trustees OF the Unitarian
church will meet next Monday evening.
at which time they win either accept
some OF the bids made on their lot or
proceed at once 20 build thereon
The Royal Neighbors and Modern
woodEnen are requested 20 attend the
funeral OF the child OF Mr. and Mrs I'd
Christopher. at $50 this afternoon. at the
home. i0iS South Market street.
Eggleston Post No. IA G. A. r. VIII
meet az o'clock today. Let all COM
rades attend. as important business de-
mands attention. All c. A. r. men IN
good standing are cordially invited 10
meet.
The Free Methodists VIII hold their
quarterly meeting st Mission hall. 80 81.
Francis avenue. Rev. Fred Scott Ia
charge. commencing Friday and continu-
ing over sunday lie VIII hold services
At Advent church. West Side. on sum
day
Company 4 viii assemble for drili o.
Thursday. January g at p. m. A fsa
attendance r. desired There viii also
be business on hand which viii be Of IN
terest 20 every member. IL has been de-
cided TO increase the membership Of the
company. and applications for enlistment
VIII be received next Thursday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-22

The beautiful and charming Cherry SIS
ters from Iowa viii appear az The Toier
auditorium Tuesday February 4. IN their
original and beautiful entertainment. in
which they have successfully toured the
east for the past two seasons They have
been playing 20 crowded houses every
where. This season they have been tour
ing the Pacific coast. and are now on
their way back 20 New York city. They
come from Omaha here and viii positively
appear on Tuesday night. February &
The san Francisco Gail % "a recent
date SAYS that for beauty. talent ard
originality. the Cherry sisters from Iowa
surpass anything yet seen 81 san Fran
cisco
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Prices Went OFF Another
Ten Cents.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Cattle Market v as Active and
Ten Gents Higher.

There was good supply Of hogs on the
market yesterday, and while prices We're
a fat - cents lower the market was ac-
tive and it was called a good market.
Cudahy and Armour were on the market
ana there did not seem TO be any limit
10 their orders for good hogs Some Of
the sellers who had light hogs thought
they were not getting enough and two
loads We're forwarded. Some OF the late
arrivals were held over. but the buyers
We're on the market as long as they could
see a hog. The buyers have been saying
that they would discontinue the hog
market by gas-light, but an intimation
that a car load of good heavy hogs viii
arrive after dark is sufficient 10 hold them
AT the yards. Armour's buyer said last
night he would stay as long as the com
mission men would offer good hogs for
sale. There was q considerable number Of
good hogs on the market yesterday, but
no fancy lunches The top price was
SEQ, while medium heavy weights sold
ali the way from $50 to s6.15. owing to
quality Some car loads that showed an
average of over POD pounds contained
some good, heavy hogs, and some com
mon light weights. Shippers have al
ready been paying too much money for
these light hogs in the country, but there
is still an inclination among the buyers
10 bear prices still lower on these light
hogs. The first consideration is weight,
and the next fat. Hogs weighing under
90 pounds viii bring a good price. if
they are well finished, but the commits
sion men sweat when they have thin
backed light hogs to sell. i is claimed
that these light hogs are selling for pro-
Dortionately more money here than in the
Missouri river markets. It viii not sur
prise anybody il there is still a wider
range IN prices for heavy and light hogs