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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
Fined for Stealing n Ride.

Five white men and five negroes were
fined $3.50 each by Squire James T.
Lewis in the Henrico county courthouse
Yesterday for stealing ride on one of
The trains of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway The white men were r. A.
Hardy, George Brody, Isaac kare. J. w.
Hragg, and 7. II. Carroll. The negroes
We're Charles Beazley, Hilton Brown,
fairfield Wootten, John Taylor. Charles
Belts. When they were arrested they
claimed that they were employees Of the
road. If they can prove that they were
their fines Will be RENTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
HEIRS OF CHS. Hill.

Attorney DiGgs Has Heard Nothing
Further from Los Angeles.
Mr.. Isaac Diggs. the weliknown Rich
mond attorney. who. with AR. Conway r.
Sands. represents the Richmond claimants
10 the S1i2. 600 left by the late Charles Hin
or Samuel S. Bath CHS true name). when
seen hy a Dispatch reporter to learn if
anything definite had been reached as to
who We're the rightfIi heirs, said: I'VE
feel confident that those we represent are
the lawful descendants of the deceased
and are entitled to his fortune. notwith-
standing the fact that there are mans
claimants. Mr.. Sands has returned from
G trip TO Los Angeles and feels assured
that VIC will win the case, which will have
to be tried before the United States Court
for the District of Los Angeles. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
SAVED Her LIFE
WITH A PADDLE
woman is Spanked So She Can't
70 Shoemaker Long Walk.


TOLEDO o.. Sept 29.-Vigorously ap-
plving a paddle 70 assist the circulation,
two men walked Marie Kelly. OF 4s' Supe-
rior street, up and down for nine hours
last night and this morning in an EFFORT
to keep life in her bod
Marie, is is alleged. had desired TO quit
this life and to that end swallowed a
large dose of morphine. hoping thus ), 20
end the trouble that had taken place pc
tween herself and her lover, George
Reopen. The latter discovered the 1 unfor,
tunate woman shortly after the ALLEGED
attempt was made and DR.. Daniel Hora d
a a h hypodermic and with the assistance OF
Two men began walking the woman up
and down to restore the heart actien.
At times when overcome by the poison,
Marie insisted on sleeping, one of the men
anplied the paddle with vigor and thus
overcame the desire. AT m,dnighl me :
danger. and this morning told her sac
might go to sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
Hon Cron In the Northwest.

pieking in Washington is now practically,
ovsr. The hop-growers are Disappointed
over the yield. which is one ht, n. oe ,,ps
rsnted the hops from maturing. The
Western washington crop win amount o. NJ
to 1900 bales. as compared with 1a.eoo
last year Eastern Washington Will pro- 90
hales last year The Oregon crops are
Just reversed. and will reach g. GOO 70
"a. 600 bales, as compared TO e, 600 bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

Tho following retail shoe dealers on
the south side of Broad street between
SIKH and Seventh, have agreed to close
their places Of business {becinning to-
day5 81 o'clock p. NJ. ali the year
round, SATURDAYS excepted.
MOSES MAY
THE RICHMOND,
DOUGLAS SHOE STORE.
SEYMOUR SYCLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
A precocious bird Dog.

= 15-months-old bulldog puppy, The pro
sorty of Mr.. ] W. Robinson which has
saly been twice in the field with the gun,
} few days ago brought home live part
'idgc, which he presented to his owners
Hife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
improved in health. The Rev Cary
Beckwith, his assistant, is also in the,

De-
Calvary Baptist church Sunday
pastor, the Rev. H. A. Bagby, had re-
signed and would take up his new work
in Greenwood S. G. It was resolved that
the resolutions be put on the church re-
cords. a copy sent DR.. Bagby and also
the church at Greenwood
The Wife of Rev. John W. Nicholson,
of Grafton, Va. is dangerously i'll and
not expected to live. She has at her
bedside two trained nurses and three
doctors. A communication was read at
the Methodist ministers meeting stating
that the end was hourly expected.
The Rev. c. P. Stealey, of Broadus-
Memorial Baptist church, preached Sum
day from the text, IT if Be Lifted Up,
VIII Draw Men Unto Me" He used a
magnet six inches lone as an illus
traitor. together with a handful of nails
of various sizes.
People between fifty and sixty years CT
age were represented by the largest nails.
and only few could be drawn a a time
by the magnet which Mr.. stealey said
revival. He then tied two medium sized
nails together ana with a little one picked
up the two-e child bringing his parents
into the church.
Many illustrations were used, one of a
playing-card tied by string to nail
which the magnet could not draw. This
was an illustration Of secret sin.
Sunday was an interest day with the
Grace-street Baptist Sundayschool it be-
ing rally for the fall and winter cam
paign.
The musical programme, which was
arranged by the chorister, Mr.. B. F.
Cosby, was very fine.
The pastor of the church. DR.. Gardner,
made q fine address to the school. and
altogether it was pleasant and profita-
BILE day to all present.
Quite large class was organized in
the school from Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
Rnotl,cr William Johnson.

The William johnson arrested for riot
Ing is not the William Johnson who is
IN the employ Of the Christopher En-
craving Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
Southwest End Notes.

Henry Ham has returned home from
Boston. Mass wfrerc he spent the sum
1ner. He will resume his studies at the
Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

Miss Ethel Tucker. of Petersburg IS
visiting at the home of Mrs. w. II. Will
liams. No. 1852 south Pine street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30
Shoe pc.,er. win close Ear,y.

7. C Journey has recovered from 9
recent indisppsition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

A FAVORED SECTION,
COMMISSIONER Ko1NER BACK
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
SAW THIRTY-POUND CABBAGE.
Also Irish Potatoes That Weigh Two
pendent Altogether on the Cattle
Raising Induxtry-Flne Agricul-
tural Institutes.
Commissioner Koiner, though rushed
with an accumulation of work which has
piled up during his weeks absence in
Southwest Virginia, where he has been
holding farmers Institutes. stopped long
enough yesterday to give some very vivid
impressions of his trip in that section of
the State. The Commissioner thinks that
Southwest Virginia has bright future
before it. And he does not think that
it's future" is many years distant. A de-
cade, he believes. will witness great de-
velopments in that favored section of old
Virginia.
AS a cattle raising country, Mr.. Koiner
does not think Southwest Virginia is sur
passed by any part Of these United
States. The fact that from this section
of Virginia is shipped the finest export
beef that goes from this country would
seem to make this assertion good. South
west Virginia is not only we'll adapted to
stock-raising, but, as is we'll known, is
rich in minerals, and in timber. But this
is not all. Many people think that when
these three resources have been men
toned, the advantages of Southwest Vir-
GINA have been told.
GREAT HEAD OF CABBAGE.
Mr.. ktiner says. however. that South
west Virginia can raise a good many
things besides cattle. For one thing. he
saw a head of cabbage, grown In that
+ section, which weighed thirty pounds
fIe brought back to the museum of the
department some Irish potatoes, raised in
the same section that tipped the scales
at two pounds each. And 800 bushels Of
these potatoes are grown to the acre.
Fruit 1ais;rs is also carried on extensive
~, and with profit. The many growing
towns of this section, said Mr.. koner
provide good markets for these pro-
ducts
SOME OF THE SETTLERS.
Mr.. Koiner met several western men,
who had located in Southwest Virginia
One of these was a Judge. He said he
was SO favorably impressed with that
section of Virginia that he hoped to in
duce several of his friends from the West
to pull up stakes and settle near him.
The institutes were most successful,
and were well attended. Owing to miss
ing q connection, Mr.. Koiner was unable
to get to TaZeWell in time to hold an in
st:tute, which he very much regret ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30


Sunday was the beginning of the
fourth year Of the pastorate<of the Rev.
Carey E. Morgan, of the Sevcnth-Street
Christian church.
Mr. Morgan took his text from Philip
plans H., u: Forgetting the things that
are behind. I press forward to the things
that are before.
There was a large congregation present.
and after the service many members
shook hands with Mr.. Morgan and con-
gratulated him on his successful work
here.
Devotional exercises were held yesterday
at the Episcopal clericus instead of the
regular business meeting, which is a
semi-annual custom with the body. The
service was conducted by the Rev. j. j.
Gravatt, of Holy Trinity, and the Rev.
E. L. Goodwin of st. Marks, after
which Holy Communion was admins
tered.
The Rev. j. E. Ingles, of Henderson
Vile, N. c., was a visitor
The Rev. Thomas Semmes rector of
st. Andrews, has returned from Clifton
Springs and other points north much
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

Rev. B. Melton preached Sunday in
Marshall-Street Christian church to a
large congregation. He will begin his
regular work there November list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

Rev. DR.. Henry E. Johnson, pastor of
Laurel-Street Methodist church, occupied
his pulpit at both services Sunday. In
the morning he spoke from the words.
THE work Of the Holy Spirit and at
night he discussed. BE still, for know
that I am Cod Beth sermons were de-
livcred with great force and made
deep impression. Four members were re-
ceiveG at night on profession of faith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
THE FIRST PRIMARIES.
Result Of the Election Held Yesterday
in Cooke County.
CLOSE BETWEEN ROBBINS AND BECKETT
Larhan, Bell, Love, AIIenr colquitt, Ter
rell and LefeVre We're Instructed
for-MeFaIl Was Hit Hard.

Dallas Texas, February 15.-The first
democratic primaries In Texas this year
were held In Cooke county today, Tie
home Of United States Senator Bailey
went for S. w r. LanhAm for governors
for r. b. Allen of Dallas for lieutenant
governor for Charles X. Bell for attorney
general: for r. NJ. Love for comptroller;
FOR John J Terrell for land commissioner;
for Arthur Lefevre for superintendent OF
public education; for o. 3. Colquitt for
railroad commissioner.
The county is close between John W.
Robbins and john H. Beckett for state
treasurer At II O'Clock tonight the re-
turns seem TO Indicate the success Of Rob
bins. though the issue Is stil In doubt.
Although gubernatorlal candidate Grubhs
has been making hard personal campaign
m Cooke, the county went easily for Ian.
BAN. All that Senator Balleys friends
could do against McFa,l was done and the
Austin man made q poor showing. sena-
for Colqutts strength Is the surprise OF
the day while the result in the race for
lieu,cuaut governor is source Of muAl
gratHcauon to the democrats OF Dallas.
where Sir Allen lives Aliens friends are
holding a jubilee meeting tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
PAIN IN THE BACK.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

nian. cur the record to 210, and became
the cnnmpcn for q day, for 81 Cleveland
the following afternoon Maud 3. went IA
2;WlSi. dor browning victory against old
Hnlhcr Time was at Cleveland, Ohio, on
July 80 1885, when she reduced the chnm.
PLOT record 10 2OsN. The queen OF the
turf was bought ~ Robert Bonner, aud
at bis Tnrrytown farm the lived to rips
old nge, dying shortly after her famous
Harold, n son of Humlletonian and IL
was subject Of universal regret 10 the
trnttlug world that she never had a fotl.
In 1901 the bay mare Sunol by Election
rnri cut the record 10 g.0S4. September
Is, 1872 al Icrrc Haute, Ind, the brown
mare Nancy Hanks by Happy Medium,
dam Nancy Lee, by Dictator, made n whole
sale reduction in the record By placing 1t
Only for two years dld she wear the
crown, os on september 10, at Galesburg,
the bay mare Allx, by Patronage, reduced
the record 70 2O3H. II looked now as ~
the speed limit Of the breed Ind been
reached. md no change occurred TN Sep.
tcmber rs, 1900, when The Abbot, by
shines, son Of Ele tiouerr, nt 1errp
llautc. assumed the trotting throne with
"A fnnrk of 2.O3h. lie only held the honor
q Few months. ns on Auust & 1901. the
stallion Cresceus, at Columbus, Ohio, trot
I'D IN 2.O2h. II Is a curious fact that in
the history Of the trottiug championship
crown.
The PAGER, having m easier gait. has
passed the trOttcr In the race for tho
fastest record, which is held by star Point.
rr, 1921, the only horse hurnessod to sulky
lhht mas ever gone 10 200 OF bottcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

LOUISVILLE RACES

The NrhI-- 20 lha Stakes Show ap I1-
create 1i so Over last Year.
Louisville. ky, February Ii- The entr,r.
TO the sta,'s Of the new Louisville Jocgrv
club cIo7cl last Saturday with an lncrcase
Of 800 over last year. Entries have been
received from AN the prominent horsemeu
In the Wcst also from the East, among
whom are William X. Vanderbilt and r,u.
Glen Applehy. ''
The entrlea for each stake follows;
l,thutoutc stake, JOS. Bashford Manor
stake pa Juvenile stake, 100: Clark handi.
rnp' GH; Frank FChr, selling stake, iii;
Blue Grags stake OS; Kentucky derby for
lSod lSt; Kentucky Oalcs for 1903 OS.
Nursery stakes for 1908, 20a
Inc best horses IN the West are entered
~ the Clurk handicap, which takes tho
place OF the old Clark stake I'd w. Cor
rlgan arrived with hftythree head Of horses
~ noon yesterday, twenty.one coming from
England aud the rest from the coast There
are now duartered nc the track $50 horses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
w. S. BAKER is EVAsIVE

VIII Not Say Whether He Intends to
Announce.
Waco, Texas, February l5.-The name
OF Hon. Waller S. Baker of this CITY Is
sim being mentioned In connection with
'4e race for governor. To Post CORE.
spondent today Colonel Baker said when
questioned as to his intentions: "I am
receiving encouragement and solIc,tst ions
from all parts of the state from the most
\ s comment men Of tho State and from
me- ,"Eers' an or whom warmly solicit
,Aer cordial support. This Is of course
: most sGaufying % me or to any man Who
lss not announced for tho high honor of
5rordl ana deeply appreciate their kind
colonel Baker was asked tho dtrect
question u he would become card diTefe
y Su qe fVa on the question and every EFFORT
ess He would not say whether I bc ,I UNI
w epnaldate or not, However. IL Won d
luy time H "hnouhce at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
FOOTBALL
Houston and Galveston Are to Get To
gether Ausn,

Houston and Galveston Are 70 Get To-
qether Ausin,
Houston ana Galveston win play game
Of football February 20, and as cach team
has won game each this ono win uo
doubt be good one. The pretty cup given
by Galveston friends Will 81, 10 me winner
Of this game. Galveston promises 90 spring
few surprises on our boys, uui The lovers
OF the game here are NOT afraid Of the no.
suits. ds surprises have been sprung before
by this Sand Crab delegation and didn't
prove su very bad. The report Crou Calves
ton Is that their team Is wording hard and
getting In fine fettlc. Tho Houston team a.
also hard Mt work under the supervision of
captain, Druesdow, and no da1nt win ne
IN good condition. The following well
known players Will represent Houston.
DruesdoW Schultz, Whalcn. Linn Proctor
sam, Foster Bryan. WalJas. Jones' f.rsc,.
Browne, Nordnn, Cobh. DO Jcsdonip-
campbell and Nicholson. Iolsoa's co'o.s
are red and white.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
l0lgn' looklng 10 the rnnnressIon OF th,

palgn' looking to the suppression Of the
iguor traffic In the State OF Texas.
Let the prohibitioniSts OF every com.
munlty Of the state organize at once and
, MI one, or more delegates and raise
ne journey, Indifference and procrastis
nation are the chronic impediments to re-
form, so bearing this In mind LEI any one
VINO reels an interest in the cause calS,S
meeting AT once In his community and
Set oui ana work up an attendance.
Where there is a viii there is ALWAYS a
way az hand Much depends upon starting
pm right. Remember It Is your duty as
u Is mae or any one else's to do something
An effort win be made to unite our
orCes with the Anti-Saloon Union. which
colds convention by. agreement for this
purpose az the same time and place.
write NJ b. Rutherford, San Antonio
For information regarding Anti.Saloon
! Mon meeting, write r. y. Grnbel, Dallas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
s'sssse"s"sssssssssssssssOssss
RlCE'S NAME FAV0RABLY RECEIVED,
The Posts Suggestion Meets With Great Favor
at the State Capital.

Austin February
nnng the Item
quite hurry politicians
city indorsed The
lce TO expect anything" IS
standing tae fact that Cooke already pmaes
Lecpat
Us Jus the man for the
osey uhed win the interests
telling In detail the hne
n man ana according Judgment
possibly few exceptions White tue county was
sog topic political
Nse'' '
NO man has ever announced
mere
ana OF eonaulatoy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
NO DATE YET FIXED

Fof the Meeting Of the State Executive
Committee.
san antonio, Texas, February i5.-Hop
James B. Wells of Brownsvllle. cbo,rrnn,,
oI tAe democratic State executive con,,,,it
zee, while In the city today said ths, ho
vas not prepared to state where The com.
ui.tee would be called to meet NO
bold,ns .Ie matter Of uniform time OF
tb., primaries over the State he said
when Il mseta w eOlnuaIttee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
cHIcAeo JocKEY cluR-

The Entries or the Spring and Summer
Meeting Number tO3t.
chicago, February l5-Thc twelve stakes
announced by tho Chicago Jockey club TO
be run during tho spring mud summon meet.
lnga al the Hawthorne course have closed
WIN a total or 1921 entries showing an
increase az ] 80 entries over the number re.
ceiyed for the stakes run during tho same
meetings last season The stakes Tor the
coming season are Identical IN name and
number with those Of 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

reoRdacE, Nisretto, Hlsh Chancellor. Time

reondack, Nigrette, Hlgh Chancellor. Time
Lion. Time 145
Burns hapdlcap value $4,000; mile and
Q. quarter-Ennic. 90 CT. Jackson - tn ];
Nones llo Turner 4 to /, second; cowi'
gan, lO3 Ranschi. q ia l. third. r sue
2;lOM. Black Dick. Horton, Dldcrot.
tranglble, Articuiate. Grayfrld. The Fret.
ter, Ohla, Scotch Plaid also ran
SIX furlongs handicap Duckoy, Mocha
nus, kenilworth Time l.l6&
Mile: SELL Colonel Rallcntyue, The
Weaver, Ishtar. Time 18j4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
TeHaoa in New YORK.

New York. February l5,- The following
Texans arc registered IN New York:
Honston.-l Rosenberg Marlborough.
Abilene wv. A. Winter Albert.
Fort Worth. Niles Reagan, Veudome.
sRrisi-l H. Collins and wife. Arlington
san Antonlo.-M Glover. Raleigh
Dallss-J. n, MoMaes Colonnade.
IeNas.-R. Ketchum uuion square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
RACE EVENT Al LITTLE RooK.

Entries Tor the Spring Meeting Have
Seen Announced.
Little Rock. February l5.-EntrIes FOR tho
STAKE events OF the Arkansas Jockey clubs
spring meeting March "a 10 20, have been
announced There will he three stake events
WITH added money; Arkansas derby 10 be
run March ~ Capital Hotel stake March
~, ana Bob furth stake on March %, The
entries embrace nineteen horses FOR the
hrst Esmcd event eight for the derby. and
thlrty-one for the Furth stake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
LIE RAcEa.
Jockey Dade Has Been Suspended Pend.
ing Investigation OF q Recent Ride


ing Investigation OF q Recent Ride
New Orleans, February t5.-Salot Cuth.
bert, who has been gradually rounding into
form. scored very clcvcry In tho De Soto
hnudlcap, worth SlGi5 TO the winner, To-.
day. The geldins was always fivoutc In
the betting, being backed from 4 to To-
% Ogle was the only other winning Ia
'crlte. The track WAS fast aud wpathn,
cenr Jockey Dade has been suspend u
pon9lng an investigation Of bis recent ride
"E Oslc
Six tunougs; selling -Orla. John Grirsily,
Lady Alberta. Time 1l4G
Five and a hair furlongs--orle Mar.
Amlgari. Time lo7H
Nile. ned sixteenth, h0ndicap--Malay,
intrusive, Eva Rice Time 1.ITk.
SiE furlones. 10 Soto handicap Saint
lgJhhcrt. II You Dare. Rance. Time
MIlg nnl three iuriongs. sclIug-Nrior
MWslr ri Ghor EiJ'y Elilu. Time 2.o~
Milo and seventy vqras; spuiuu-i NJ
Iron, Gnrter Ban F'7ul, ~ limo i:7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
HAVE SIGNED ARTICLES
Fiizsimmons and Jeffries Will Have
Another Go at Each Other.
WILL OCCUR BETWEEN MAY 10 AND 70
The Winner is to Receive go Per Cent
and the Loser 40 Per Cent Of
the Purse.

New York, February 15-Robert Fitz.
simmons and James Jefrrles signed articles
here today to meet 10 q twenty-round glove
contest on some date between May 10 aud
20 FOR the championship OF the world. The
contest Is to take place before the club
"1ering the highest purse. The winner is
- -ecelve 90 per cent and the loser 40 per
cent of the nurse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
REaIsrrREn Hls coLoRs.

William Waldorf Astor Is Going in for
Horse Racing.
London February i0.-wnIiam waldorf
Astor as preliminary to going Ia FOR horse
racing, has registered bis colnrs under the
I9ekey club ruieg They are nrht blue with
pluk sash ana cap