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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE
FROM PARIS TO PEkIN
Special Dispatch to ls,e rimsso

LONDON. November S.-Throush pas
senser traffic from Paris to Pellin will
begin early in 1904, and it is estimated
that after that time a2S. o0tA first class pas
sengers viii travel over the route every
year.
The International Sleeping Car Co. es-
Inmates the journey from, London TO Pc
kin VIII take at first aba ut twenty days.
and afterward little ovf.r fourteen. The
average speed per hour 'ssiii be: Paris to
Berlin. 5S L. miles. from Berlin TO Alex
autirovo. 40; from -AieNantirovo TO Moscow
81: Moscow to 4rkutsl1. .3;.. Irllutsk2t To Lake
Baikal, II; Lake Eaikll c o lnlow, 20; and
Inkow TO Pekin, % L.
Through tickets will bt. issued at v;lri-
Gus European ceuters. tlich Will allow
tie holder to take two months for the
journey. Return tickets can be used for
nine months. Each passenger may carry
los pounds of baggage fItee. Yearly tick
cts will be issued for express trains. and
will Include board. exciu: i've Of wine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
WISHES AN OPINION
Councilman Banks Wants to Know
Whether He is Legal Member of Body.

Had NOT the Common Council adjourned
lisSt night upon such short notice sCou!l-
Gilman. lsla,l1is would have introduced a
resolution calling upon the City Attorney
10 fendcr an opinion as TO his legal right
to#serNe4 in the body.
Mr- Blanks is al present one of the new
members from Lee Ward. and in addition
10 enjoying the Distinction OF being a city.
fatner he conducts a postoificc sub-sta-
i3ua. j has been stated upon several oc-
casicns that under the law he has 10
legal right to hold both positions at once.
ard he Is destTous OF hearing from Mr..
pollard on the question.
In case an adverse opinion as to the,
legal membership Of Mr..Banks is rem
dti.ea Alderman N. Fill Seay VIII also be
affected, for he, too. conducts Il postof;ice
stib-statfon. The opinion of the City At
Iorieg will be awaited with interest.
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OofTUAf sY..
Mrs. John Fianerty.

Mrs. John F'innerty ds Il about o'clock
yesterday morning att II sr residence. No.
liz VenabIe Street Sas. had been i'll
about three we-as. suHf >siicg with restst
failure She leaves her Fdlsband and se.s-
eral children.
The funeral will TAX, place from St
Peters Cathedral at : sne hour yet To
be fixed
Albert WiIIiamss infa1 st son OF May
Williams and James B nyd Patton. aged
two months. died at s O'Clock yesterday
morning. at No. 2o2 Nor IN walnut Street
Mrs [. C. LsArarce
Mrs. Z. C. Laurance died Sunday az
ternoon at $50 clock ii THE ffty-second
year of her age.
The funeral will take place from 11.ra--
Episcopal Church this afternoon at SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
HENDRICKS GIVEN
THREE YEARS. TERM
Story Of His Shooting c.
Mitchell! at LaWrenceyi!Ie
in Brunswick.
in Brunswick.
pecial Dispatch to The Times)

Special Dispatch to The Times)
| I..ANYRENCENILLT, VA, November 3.
1 brunswick County Court adjourned Sat
sulday night at / o clock until next Thurs
| Gay. having been in session all the week.
In the case OF +. l.. Carpenter. charged
WITH assault upon q colored girl, there
was a hung jury
AIR John L. Hendrick, charged with
shooting Mr.. c. l. Mitchell. was also
tried. the trial lasting until IL O'Clock
Saturday night, when the jury reported
and found his term of Imprisonment at
thee years in the oententials-
HeswasH ably4defended by A1essrs. South
all and Barbour. OF Empolia Va. who
asked for n new trial. The motion Will
be lizard by the court next THURSDAY.
1t is reported here this morning that 4
crowd OF colored men attempted 10 lynch
MI l.. l.. Carpenter Saturday night. and
went so far as to break into his house
:tut We're scared off. ard in the confusion
some of the parties dropaed some papers
or. the floor. wlli,h We're found afterwards
and led 10 their arrest.
1t is reported that the officers are on
t..eit way to the jail with them.
The case of Hendricks is Very remark
able. In his fight with Constable Mitch
ell in IawrencevilIe last summer he shot
Mitchell in the hand and Hendricks was
severely wounded in the hods,
Pail was refused him and he was placed
Under arrest in his own sons house Hen
sofiicks was 50 desperately. wounded that il
caused his guards TO relax their vigi-
lance and one night. while the guard.
slept in his chair in the sanle8room, II en-
tdrirks got out of bed crawled out of the.
WINDOW and made his way for fifteen
miles 10 the house of a llinsman and
thence TO the railroad. where he took a
train for Narth Carolina Hendricks
escanes is all the more remarkable when
Il IS known that he is q man nearly. if
not over, sixty years of age having
fought through the Confederate War
Hendricks spent two weeks in a hos
1.ital#at Raieiuil and recovered sufficiently
TO go 10 Hamlet. \. c. where his ,iaugil-a
tei resided There he was arrested onz.:l
warrant from Brunswick county, Va.
CHEER Feltz. at Hamlet. believed that
Hendricks who had a pistol. was about
to shoot him, and he shot Hendricks. the
bail entering his back and going through
his lung finding exit from the breast.
As soon as Hendricks was strong enough!
he was brought to the jail at Petersburg
FOR safe-Seeping.
Hendricks complained very bitterly of
cruel treatment claiming that he was
Moved before he was able to travel ana
charging that Feltz shot him without
,,ravocatiof This the officer denied over
lis own signature. the statement being
published i'll this paper.
The case is remarkable II for no other
req son for the number of desperate
wounds received by Hendricks and the
woliG sslftl way he bore them and recov
cred from their effects. He was shot
twice through the lungs and received
other serious wounds.
Ne doubt his record as a soldier was
used III his favor at tne trial.
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HELD SECRET MEETING
Subcommittee Considered Plans 10
Raise Money for Caea.. Water Sr,,a.

laor the purpose OF fp-tnHlati.4.. y Nh
comm endation 10 ee presented 10 me taI.f
COMMUTERS or Mater and fafancts III 4,
of tlIeswcci., q subcommittee re@e4ltls. .l1.5
pointed 10 report some iea5liilc means tor
raising 2sa.Ds0 @iNa Wsliehto trtet d 4 SET.
Ting and co;asai !. s,aasii held :ntpt
newspaper nncH were eXfliiisG. A report
OF Some sort MIS- formulated. the exact
nature of which Is q slt.nise, he mem.
what they decided lpon ais they regatG
it.~cicar wa terra q, matter In which the
people are not sufficiently Interested,
learned after the meeting that the piast
proposed last week BY AIr. Gordon TO issue
htteen Year 4 per cent. bonds was decided
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Children for Buddnf.3ts Excluded.
(E.v Associated Press

tI.E tASSDClateu 1FfeSs.J
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The Board of
Inquiry reported to Conf missioner of Inn
migration Williams to-t Fay that it had
voted unanimously for the exclusion 81
the children from Santiago. Cupa. brought
to this country to join. the Universal
brotherhood Institution ut Point Iona
tits said an appea! will he made from the
DECISION of the hoard
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TO PENAL SERVlTUDE
Well Krown London 3. en- Convicted of
a Grave Charge.
70 t.sn,;,% .,,3 p-,ss.N S.

,erdav over the reported fight of a peer
Il, the continent was heightened to-day
by the announcement that Il We'll known
1-onoun so,istiy man, bernard Fraser, had
ten years penal seryirude. With him was
also sentenced Arthur Thorcld. the son
of a Clergyman. connected, as is Fraser.
lies#in the United Kingdom The prison
e,s were charged with carrying on a reg
#ular campaign to deprave the morals OF
Youths all over the country.
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be sent to the Children's Home Society.
of Richmond. where they will be cared!
for till they can be placed in 4 home of
some private family. Several OF the wo-
men Wept, but others Seaned either CALI
Gus or. reconciled 70 the conditions they
cannot control.
Justice Taylor warned the women not to
interfere with the children
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RIDDLED WITH BULLETS
Quick Justice is Meeted Out TO a Negro
Murderer in Alabama.
(By Associated Press. J

SELMA. ALA, No S-Sa,n Harris, a
negro entered the home OF George Mead
oWs. prominent planter. who lives six
miles south of here, to-day during Mr..
Meadows absence. and with an axe struck
his wife and eishteen-yeat,-old -daushter
skull and fracturiiig t.nat of the dlush-
Ter. Mrs. Meadows has >eever resained
consciousness and viii DIE. The negro
was placed in tcustody and held till Miss
Meadows had sufficiently recovered to
identity him. This She did this evening.
and the negro was taken in charge by
about i25 armed men and his body riddled
with bullets He denied his guilt until
the first shot was fired. when he aclsnowl-
Gagged the crime His purpose was rob-
har
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
DOCTORS TO HAVE A SAY
Virginia Hospital Board Asks Staff to
Chouse Superintendent.

The annual report Of the Virginia Hos
lt;ai viii be submitted 10 the Board OF
Managers this afternoon at the lizards
annual ineetiill5 The paper Will Show the.
most satisfactory and successful years
work ever eliioysd hy the Institution.
= III the eleclipn of a superintendent to
s3cceed Ai!ss itCqthlt resigned, an inno-t
xllflfil is Is ~. liade. fire departure from
tire established oraer of things Is in al
loving The hospital stiiiI to have voice
ia the elecIion. Heretofore tie board has
had t9ll ig0Wer bur now tile doctors l1isir-
1iGl9g ~ Inc h,lspital#are. to have a say
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SNATCHED FROM BURNING
Five infants Taken from Abandoned
Mothers ard Sent to ChiIdren's Home.

- : -
Special Dispatch to The Times)
f NORFOLK. y A., Nov 3.--Five very. good
looking women We're in the Police Court
this morning on the charge of cruelty to
children The children. one of them a
babe OF four months, were found in the
houses OF negro women who maintain
places for the purpose of taking in chill
dren whose mothers cannot keep them
The women We're all young. and several
Of them seemed not more than sixteen or
seventeen years of age
Among those who came before Justice
6Taylorto acknowledge that their children
were at these farms We're Kate Davis
Bessie Lee Lizzie Hubbard Mamie Ber-
ger and Bessie Clark. They had suffi-
cient sentiment of some sort to try to
care for their children in the only way
some of them knew.
Justice Taylor could not recognize that
a negro wOman'S house in Chapel Lane is
the proper place for child: no matter
swha { the wishes or condition of the
mothers He put the children in the care
of W. & #Ashley. Of the Union Mission, to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
ELECTION RETURNS
The Times Viii Display the Results by
Sterecp lcon. ard hlegaphone.

Tie Times. for tie benetit Of its friends,
.,.4s Arranged 10 give the results OF the
election tonight BY stereopticon and
istesai.ilolle. An those who wish to know
p-iiu scletted gather in the capitol qsala
5dililssit.e The Hines bGitding, and they
Will get the returns as fast as they come
M During the intervals pictures will be.
DISPLAYED upon the canvass for the enter
tainlneTt OF lie crowd. All come.
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j. r. Smoot.
Especial Dispatch to- The Times,

L 81
ALEXANDRIA. VA November 81
James Rector S:noot. of the firm of Smooc
and Company leading lumber merchants.
died this afternoon. ETe was seventy-one
years of age EIe was married three
times. Eiis first wife was Miss Frazier.
aof Alexandria county. Fly her two chill
dren. Mrs. Washington Danehower. WASH
in.ton. and Anthony Smoot Alexandria,.
Va. survive.
Fills third wife. Miss Anna Whitehead,
of Nelson county. Va. also survives.
HeiDed 10 2u Iii The VI rr mac.
NoRFOI.t>. VA. Nov. 3.-fsaac Diggs.
Il Years old. died at his home in Berklev
Yesterday after n short illness. Mr.. Dggs
was a ship carpenter by trade and helpsd
to reconstruct the famous Confederate
iron clad Merrirac prior TO her memoir
able fight with the Monitor in Hampton
Reads.
Captain u H. Montgomery
8 sPART4NNSBt-RG. s. c.. November 8
Captain J. Fl Montgomery fell sixteen
feet from scaffoId at Gainesville. Ga.
yesterday crushing his skull, from which
he died Friday night
Ills remains were brought to Spartan
burg Saturday. and buried from the E'irs-1
BAPTIST Church Sunday. Captain Mont
gomery was one of the most prominent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CitiAIis E SDaEtdNourt.@
having lived here all his li1e as aa,t
identified himself intimately with the pro-.
gress of the city in religious, At Well as
industrial and commercial! circles.
lie was8at the time8o of his death a dee
con in the First EaptIst Church. was
president Of the Spartan cotton mills of
Spartansburs. also the Gainesville CA.
cotton mills. and the Pacolet AIanllfac-
turing Company. of Thought, and of
Gainesville. Ca.
He was self-made man. and had by
the SUPERIOR business capacity which, ne
possessed. amasset1 quite a good fortune.
and could command any amount of
money from northern capitalist TO fur
ther any industrial or manufacturing en-
terprise tle leaves a large. family to
mourn his loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
DEATHS

CROWLEY VI e Died at the residence Of her
sister. Mrs. James w Neagle. BIZ Nich-i
olson Street. ut4l:i5 \. NJ. Monday. No.
vember 3 ta2. KATIE E. CROWLEY.
in the thirtieth roof her age
The funeral services will take place
from St. Pstrfca's Catholic Church ut .
a. VI WEDNESDAY,. November STIR
Friends and ;tcGGa iatances are Invited
TO attend. Interment Mount Calvary
KING Entered into rest Saturday Mo-
vember t. 1902. "a $50 O'clock ROBERT
LEE KING, III the thirty-tirst year OF
his age.
Funeral from st. Johns cnurc;.s
TUESDAY. November 18th. at :, o'clock
F. " t'rierds and acauainturces are In
yted to attend
LAURENCE Died in this city. sunday
November ID. at $50 p NJ. Mrs Ed
MONA G. LAURENCE. In her tiftss-
F'unera1 TUESDAY. November 4t.,
from Grace Episcopal Church at $50 u
NJ Friends; of the family invited 70 at
tend.
PATToS.-pistl, at No. ao2 ". walnut
Street Monday, at y. NJ !.LPERT8
WILLIAMS infant son OF Ma, VII
iians and James BOYD Patton aged
two months
Funeral will take place at his fathers
residence THIS tTuesdayl .,F@Et.ENooN
ar $3.50 O'Clock.
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Rea an uch Improved.
6Bv Associated Press.)

(F3N8ASsoclhted PreSS.)
PALESTINE. TEN. Nov 3--Former
Senator John II. Reagan. tho only SURVIVE
ing member of&the Confederate Cabinet.
is reported TO. be almost fully recovered
from the accident which he recently suf-
fered. Judge Reagan expects 10 cast his
vote in to-morrow's election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
lJrdervyerit Onera,iot

Justice John Crutchiield underwent a
minor operation az his homo on Saturday
afternoon, and as a result viii not be on
The bench ID The Police Court for several
daNs.
l'lac operation was rot of a serious ma
tnts aald VIII result it is believed III the
permanent Improvement in Justice
GrQtchfiiltis bfalth
a the meantime Squire Graves VIII
hold court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
Eriss Mary Alica Wall.

NN'Peo1tt1- I'IspsttUH 20 I ne IImeS.J
I WINCHESTER. VA. November 3-NIiss
Mary Alice Wall. aged about fifty years.
died after an Illness of six months at
Tie Residence OF her cousin, Mrs James
w Barr. this morning at $50 O'clock
Miss Wall was native of Washington.
D. g, but had spent the last four years
of her life here. She was a member OF
one OF the Oldest and best known families
OF the VALLEY. Death was due to con-
SUMPTION. The funeral will take place ut
h" clock Wednesday afternoon
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Dying Of M castles.
CHN Associated Press. ]

-.----7.--- tby .tSSUtfetl ecu Ises-lF
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nov. g.
Thousands of natives Of Hersehel Is
land and along the Artu. coast are dying
from measles. No news was brought by
the whaling steamer Jes mette. which ar
rived yesterday from a whaling cruise.
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THE HOWilZERos TONIGHT
Full Dress Inspection to Be Followed
bYSa Dance TO members a.sd Frienos.

The Richmond IIpwitzeIs have their full
dress Inspection o j dliii tonight fol-
loved by q marry Tti1t nee at tne'f# tLfTnOry
Oh North Elgnth Street Invitations have
been 10,-Wa4ded to the members OF the
eoLis,aIis AMI taeir friends. and when the
dfIl4 IS oyer with t9-Ilignt there VIII as
seilible one ri the most pleasant crowds
at any dance pi The season. Cnsli the
music ceases Ne VIII be no thought OF
lluints q he ti. - vii commence at
o'clock promptly ai.d continue until about
$50, wae1ltlle dancing VIII Degin
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Gives Herself To.
1Ry Associated Press

IBEsASsociated8 PreSS.)
FREEHOLD. n. J.. Nov. s:s--AIiss Laura
Blggar. for whom VIZ r1ant was Issued
for attempted fraud in connection with
the Will of the late milf lbnaira Henry Nj
Bennett, to-day gave herself UP 20 the
local authorities here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04

upon as the best way in which to raise
the required money. This report will he
submitted TO the joint committee during
ne. latter par. of the week, and final
accommodation will be forwarded to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
New Lumber c. 1nsny.

cspeeiai l1ispatch to#l'lle Tinlcs.)
RALEIGH. n c., November 3-The
Sef-..stat3 of State chartered to-day the
Carolina Land ana Lumber Company. of
C.tlraituclS county. With $1,000 authorized
capital.
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dropped dead at 1o:io o'clock Yesterday in,
his room over Uzzelrs ber The trouble
was heart failure. He leaves father.
mother and several brothers and sisters.
all residing IN Salem, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
FIRE COM alSSlONERS
Regular Montialy Meeting Held Last
Night Sub .itutes Atepointad

With tsNeiy ,nt.inbtl, present eNeeist Mir.
Ian j.t-1lN, Dr., @lte MAS detained by
:siat5i.t4s, tiio lSaali ~ lAlae Commissions
lFs1aats it}s 09t9pef Mcte Submitted by,
flsr ctsieS engtlefsa, stsperiien0ent OF tiIs
.sjslns :siil physician. aeSe reports
'jsatMed the department TO be in tine
sliaite ri every Iespect Considerable
siitn. Mas taken VI, ~ tna loala in fli-s
tteer vacancies oGlasitofled by the iiastalla-
t.esle5af III. nt.G company 1T Fifth and
,alsal St4eets. iile resignation of ]. G.
WILSON sail laddtgTna4l nj truck Cpfnpalsf
MOL w4is 8ceeiatell, and G. .lacnbi2i pro
'Daifd &, III the v.Ieaaey. Ainsiie r. 4 ay-s
19t W promoted 10 cab lloseman IN
1snaiiia epn1paily No 3, To fill a Vacancy
cge@sit,Rfa zsiE the resignation of Iowciv.
lite hoard slf1Toated the following sab
sti;4:tss all lsleaationc
s;akf54'.s Engine Company No 6:
q 10. S;tni1teis, % Engine Company NO
6 Y. s. sfal4is 70 Truck Company No. II (;
~ ". fAt3eNaEs g Truck Company mol 4
jess NJ si5@y 70 ls1leinc Company No. s.:
g y ~ 3i;etf's:- e, igisEtte c@fnpany No .
Dah-la ''afah'lEa1 10 Fasifle Contrary
No 4: x @sianz sew5FE "a Truck Gem
pafN ~ Y Y. lilssiils. 10 Truck Gem
4,ang No, 81
X! Il. HAYNES WIS s!a..,es, ,,st,,lissiois
To erect z hriell Humber ,aitI ..o,7a ts3f,
sstrsat between ls5ghfcentl1 ard S.ne-
toenth streets.
I,ills for ire and te alarm fsa,,,,. +
,nonts we're ordered 70 IS paid.
IJ4-J ~ TO - - ,,,-tg....z3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
Cotton Mill at Rome.
(By Associated Press

ROME. GA. Nov. S.-The directors OF
the Massachusetts mill have decided to
build a 1000 spindle cotton MILL work
to begin within the next few ,,,op1l1s. The
new. plant will cost $3.50, CO., -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04

They returned to Manchester last night
and went to the home of the groom on
Porter Street. where reception was
rendered them The bride is charming
young lady Of the city of the brunette
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
WILL BORROW
Finance Committee Viii Negotiate
Loan in CiL's Interest.

Owing 10 the sudden adjournment Of
I he 1ettneii last night no acton was taken
~ tiiiti BODY towards repIetl.salIs The sup
inY 81 com III tie City Treasury, winch
mas snaaeiitys given out. Had the. fneetingI
been prolonged a resolution authorizing
the FinaiiGe Committee to negotiate a
loan would have been introduced and
passed.