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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
lima musician, though now living in chi
Mill give a song and piano recital

lima musician. though now living IN en-,
taEo will give song and piano Tccilsl
at the college. !,
The music department of the college IS
happy over the installation OF me ne"
E,1abe concert grand piano in the as
sembly-room. as we'll as the Two uprighes
OF the same make in the studios.
DELIGHTFUL DANCE.
There was a delightful dance given oS
.he Merchants and Manufacturers Ciuo
at the Assembly Hall of the benpo" last
night from 10 until O'Clock ne ger,
man was led by watt tNleNal uson 0-
Miss Jessie Scott.
The rrarticipins couples were Mr.. I. >.
Harry and Miss Kathryn Jeter. MT X
! G. Dan and Miss Marjori Lyon. MI =.
G. Brown and Miss Mary harrison MI
paul Lindley and Miss Pearl Long MT.
Watt Richardson and Mss Jessie ocol.'
Mr.. r.. ]. Mebane and Miss Lizzie Leigh
Dick. Mr.. Lacey f. Rankin ano oliss
Kate Bradshaw Mr.. Earnest Ciapp ana
Miss Lille Smith. Of Durham. MI. =. -
Tate and Mss Margaret Maddeli MI -.
II I. Hopkins and Miss Mary beile
White. Mr.. C. O. Forbis and Miss Eula
McNeer. Mr.. I. c. Coffin and MISS I,,a
Reid. Mr. Logan Porter and MISS ND Ma uu "
alta. Stays. Messrs. II. S. Shelou. w.
Nebane c. w Sapp. Robert w. y iei'il l.
Cha perones. Mr. and Mrs G. u. b ei,oo"
and Mrs. Crawford.
1's~ TIE NEW SCHEDULE.
The Tiraes found great many 3 o,u
friends here who have renewed their ac
ouaintance with it since the. new scned.
,le put it here three hours ahead q an
other papers north of here Its nrs1 col .e
ton to reach here last sunday on me
new schedule was exhausted in Just bout
afteen minutes. 1t had beautiful liiu-
minated chrysanthemam cover ana a.
the autumn rose fair had just ciosec
/ In Greensboro. fitted the city exactly
The Times has also establsshed res
u,ar Greensboro news correspondence ser
vice since ii has discovered that TINS plact
. is the real Tub of North Carolina
principal events and happenings.
After a service of nearly seven years ;
Mr.. r c,lard P Turner has given UP y
position as book-keepsr for the Greens n,
foro Ice and Coal COMPANY: anu ~
leave December 1st for Palm Beach- Ia
to accept a similar situation with Dig
wholesale firm. Mr.. Turner's many many
that he is TO leave but will wish for hin
| the best of success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
D Iesate . cLean's Position,

Editor OF The Times:
Sir Washington paper alludes to my
status In the House of Delegates. and
take occasion to say that do not expect
to figure In any dramatic scene. out
simply to stand upon the following ex-
tracts from the recent and present Con-
situations Of our State.
Former Constitution. Art. ". section >,
says: ANY person may be eiected
member OF the. House OF Delegates VINO.
at the time OF election. IS actually res
den. within the county. city. town OF
election district. quahfied 70 wore lc 70.
members of tie General Assembly accorc-8
ing to this Constitution. But no person
holding a saIaried Office under the state
government shall be Capable or oeina
elected a member OF either house OF the
General Assembly
Art. XII. section I. defines the p1anne7
OF erecting changes In the Constitution,
ra.ffed nv the vote Of the people July
g. 1859.
section ISL of the Code OF Virginia =
EXTRA unconstitutional. SO far as members
OF the General Assembly arc concerned
never having passed the ordeal laid down
In Art. XII, section l.
The present onstitution-scheduie-s
ton 70 reads as follows: The General
ssanob,r which couvenes on the first
Monday In December, nineteen nundred
and one. shall be called by the Governor
to NEE; In sass on at the Capitoi at Twelve,
o.cI,ck M. on Tuesday, the fifteenth Gay
81 Iuly. nineteen hundred and TWO. -
shall be vested with all the powers
charged with all the duties and SUBJECT
TO ali the limitations in reference 60 ehe
General Assembly except as to the .irl-
itation upon the period of It's session,
n,a'tfcations OF members and as 20 .ne
Two ., which any OF it's acts shall tax
aftact
enees. e. P. M'LEAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
WIFE MIX ERED
Husband Seventy Ye rs Old Arrested
forthe Crime.
fEy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK Nov. s.-Mar. Ann M Nc,
cusker. sixty years old was found dead.
she had been killed by some unknown.
person with a blunt instrument Inc we-
mans skull was fractured. ier. hGsaa.,n {,
rest The aged couple occupied two
rooms in tenement of which MIS-; Nc; NC.
Cusker was the uselseepsr. Mco ,odd,a,
~ had a small pension as a war 9Nete-
1an vent to a police station this morning
ard said his wife was dead
Detectives found hidden under the ped
a blood stained axe. with which Mrs.
McCusker apparently had been kiiiea, nut
no signs OF struggle could pc louilu
When the axe was shown to McCusker
he admitted II was his. He said some
former tenants OF the building must have
avenged themselves on his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
JIM-CROW CAR LAW
lis Operation in New Orleans Occasions
Some Opposition.
av q ssocinted Press.

NEW ORLEANS. La. November S.-A
large number of a'3lavits were sworn to-
day against President Pearson. and the
officials of the New Orleans Railway
Company. resulting from their failure to
place screens or partitions in the street
cars to separate the white and negro
races. The law was passed last July.
and the company allowed 121 days in
which to arrange for the screens. The
law is bearing harshly on whites owing
to the inadequate number of cars that are
being operated during the rush hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
PRECAR.CuSz CONDll.O ON
Young Lea Cut by Fellow Student
Dressings Come Loose.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

- - $500 z.
pANVILLE. VA, Nov. SIS. 6. Lea,
student Of Casweli College. was brought
to the Home for the Sick suffering from
a wound inflicted by one of his fellow
students at Scottsburg, named Neal, OF
near Sutherlin. The trouble occurred
while the two young men were on the
way to supper. and seemed to have been
caused by some iocular remark.
Lea was coming home when the band
ages became loosened and he was forced
10 stop over here for treatment. The oc-
currence has caused the greatest uneasi-
ness among the students. and Lea is In
very precarous condition. The wound
ed boy is nephew of George A. and
John G.. Lea. OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
FORT LEE SHOTS
MIR. Baber. he Motornan Recently
Wounded by a Nerro.is r c-var,ng.


i Wouoded by a Nepro,is r *c-var.ng.
Special Dispatch to Ths Tires.)
FORT LEE, November S.-The lunting
season is on in fun blast, and from the
number of shots fled each day game
must be Plentiful. for there is a continual
bang bang from morning until night.
4 MIR. r. FL. Baber. the Clay Street mo-
tcrman Who was shot by negro some
time ago. is abie to be out WITH the aud
OF clu,cnes.
Mr.. Andrew Allard. q conductor on the
Seven Pines electric line. is pending a
few days at lis home near here. He has
proven himself a crack shot by tagging
two fine turkeys and several rabbits and
birds.
Mr.. Richard Vaughan residence Is
nearing completion AID when finished
VIII aud much to the atlractiveneSS of
this town.
Mr.. George w. Clarke has beautlhed
his place by giving his building new
coat of paint
Mr. j. L. Doggett, the section foreman
here. Is still confined to his LONE by i'll
ness, but Is improving under the care of
Dr.. G. T. Collins. His son. Willie. is
still in a serious condition. but Is ...ought
to be littlss better.
Mr. Charles P. Seitz, the popular Main
street OdIDeT.xll q WISH 10 lilS :. lGlLu
one day this .eek, and spent the day
In hunting the cunning old hare and
Highly partridge, and as result OF
his unerring aim brought down several
of each. He returned to Richmond on
the 7:os P NJ. train as happy as
lark and will have wonderful tales
10 tell of his days sport.
Mr. ]. c. Dunn. who has been farm
ing on the farm Of Mr.. John Goodman
ii e past season, has bought a farm near
Elk HILL Va. and moved UP there this
week.
Mr.. Charles H Wllitlock. the night
operator, has gone to Louisa county on a
visit to his parents and friends. Mr..
Cliff James. Of Glendale Is working in
his place.
Mr. Thornton Eacho has treated his
buildings to coat of whitewash. WITCH
adds right much to the s..looks OF things" =
Mr. Charles Eacho injured his eye
quite painfully a few days ago. He was
cracking a whip and it caught on -.e
wagon. and the lash struck him in tie
eye causing a large blood blister to
form on the sight. He FASTENED to Rich
mond and consulted a physician. who
gave him an eye wash that scattered the
blood He is regaininga his sight now
and will soon be all right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
RACES AT JENNINGS
They Begin Morday ard vii! Be Mere
No.abl. Than Ev r Before.
IIs,- a ssncia ted Press .sa.E.. ...a-

WASHINGTON, D. c.. November s.
The fall meet OF the Washington Jockey
Club at Bennings. which segins Monday.
promises to be the most successful ever
he'd by the club. Extensive improve-
ments have been made in the stands. sta
b!es, and betting ring, and a new surface
has been placed on the track. which Il,
is expected will make the gong" much
faster. The features for Mondays card
are the Bladenburg handicap steeplechase
and the Columbia handicap at seven fur
longs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
DANVilLE'o HOSPITAL
Physicians Of the Acad smy of Medicine

Wan, it Enlarged
7,,s,,atch to The 2TImt

DANNILLE. VA. November S.-Ihe1
Academy of Medicine. an organization re-
Gently effected among the physicians OF
the CITY, has made a report of the condi-
ton OF the City Hosp tai, showing that
1t IS wholly inadequate = the demands
,,pon il, and ask the Business Mems Assn,-
citation to afford them an audience to iav
their claim FOR an endorsement OF the
institute before them
i, is expected that the matter viii he
taken up at once ard the city " Il MAKE
such improvement as is necessary. 1t is
estimated that the additions that are pro
posed will cost at least $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
.GH0UL PAID HUSBAND
HALF FOR WIFE's BODY
(py Associated Psess.l

4 INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. s-Rufus
Cantrill and John McEndree. leaders Of
the gangs of ghouls. pointed out between
thirty and forty graves, which they said
day.
At the Anderson Cemetery the sexton
told the detectives that about forty
graves in the pace were empty. In that
cemetery Cantrill pointed out the graves
Of woman and her daughter as among
those he had robbed. Cantrill said he
men with her husband. and paid him
half of the $50 which a prominent local
physician paid for the body. The daush-
ter died a short time afterward. and
Cantrill said he was at the grave the
night after the funeral and stole the
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

nually. The river and harbor bill IS bten-
NAL and will not come up this time.
Several deficiency b lis will be brought
I'D also There will be lots Of matter
for acrimonious debate and 1t Is safe to
predict that the coming session of Con.
grsss will be one OF the liveliest OF re.
cent years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Lynching Mob Disperses.
Ey Associated Press,

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. S.-A SPEC
cial to The News from Admission. at |!
o'clock this morning reports that the mob
which assembled at that place yesterday
and last night to lynch the negro Jason
Baker suspected of having assaulted and
robbed Mrs Williams, has dispersed
Four companies OF troops are guarding
the Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Methodist Church Ex,eosion.
nv associated Press,

PHILADELPHIA. PA, November 81
The General Committee of Church Extern
sion Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
held their final session to-day. The
amount authorized for church build ns
purposes for the coming year. was S3.S.-
0ao. Appointments We're made to-day
as follows: South Carolina. $500: Ten
nesses. $40: Upper Mississippi. sLoeo: Vir-
ginia $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Virsit,ia Horse Wins.

tBy Associated Press,
BALTIMORE, ND. November S.-lvan,
a green horse from Fauquier county. Va.
surprised the talent to-day by winning
easily the last race on the card Of the
Maryland Steeplechase Association card
at their closing days meeting at PIN
leo. VANS tune was SAY Ia over a two
and half mile course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Miner Shoots Down Foreman.
TRY Associated Prcs3.l

WILKEsBAkRE. PA. Nov. s-Dennis
Doris. foreman at the Susau hanna
Company.s coal mines at Glen Lvcn this
county. was fatally shot to day by a mi
ner named j. C. Hennessey. Two sh1ts
were fired at the 70 nan. one bullet en-
tering tie abdomen and the otser the
right arm. Hennessy n1ada ami c. ton
for wo X 70 F,orem Tors and he la ter
refused him place TIL on cred H n
messy and without any warning. he drew
revolver and began firing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Bishop Thompson a, Home.
fBv Associated Press. !

~ ---1- $50 IB! AssUcIdteu" -
# NACKSON, MISS, Nov. S.-Bisliop
Hugh Miller Thompson. of the Episco-
pal diocese Of Mississippi. has arrived
in this city in a hospital car from New
York He stood the trip fairly well.
although he is suffering much pain He
was conveyed to lis home Battle Hill"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
VZeHEEEEs;gBMAIISHI
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Rubbing with lin:raents clustering, the ap-
plica,ioisof plasters il fact anything that
will produce counter-irtlta,lon, is gooo Tor
external treatment OF Rheumatism, but
these sinlpiere,ncdiesd onotreacl. the sea-
of the disease nor touch the real cause,
and relief is Therefore only temporary. !.
Rheumatism is t'iic t. Uric Acid and
ofl,er i,ri,ant poisons III the blood, and
as il ciroula,es through the system, these
acid poisons are deposited III thcruscles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
DID NOT PLAY
William and Mary's Captain Perma-
ren.iy Disabled.
November I. 1907.
FeFf y -'1''

tspeeial nispatch to The Times,
w11IIAusBuRG, VA. November 81
on account OF Mr.. w shewmaRe' #cap.sl
!, William and Mary football team. be-
Ing disabled. the college foo..oan e eau,
did not so to Ashland fr.uay ~ p nsv
r $3.50, mad his knee knocked out %
n ,,i'cs +, the game here Thursday between
tI..,,;a,r nd Mary and ST. Vincent Acad-
Of Newport News
e 'nr King. who Is attending him. docs
-, believe he will be able to play any
more football.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
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CURES
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

ire oils aud fluids tlaat lnbricate the
c.usclcs and Joints. aud they become stiff.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
New Orleans Rector Dead.
rs.,..aIe1I1;ssT}S,IyJW1kGl!f1x;

NEW ORLEANS. November S-Very
Rev. a. C. Mignot, for thirty-two years
dead. He was born in Nuts. France.
in 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

joints and nerves, anu
exposure to night air,
cold cast winds, or any
sudden change in the
weather, vail bring on
an attack which may
last for a few days 0,
linser Oh for months
Every battl c will
Rheumatism leave
tho blood IN poorc
. condition, while tn
conodirig acids arc
rraIlaaliy consuming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

November 21st, Mr..
talented North Caro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

heforc Deem tOaHttt
This enaed the
young ladies' took
went col,egeward.
enjoyable occasion.
On Friday night
Vernon D'srnell. Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

programme: and the
the waiting cars and
all voting 1t a most
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
KoKoMo.

Waltor and Dewey Cummius from
Winchester, Oklahoma, iro,h-rs oi
Mrs. Daisy willi.,n., were visiting a.
the latter'e home the first of the xcek
Dcssie Prints and Tommy Braid
sood we're visiting =, Sam E'liug's Sun
day.
Nrs woolery and Mira. Gene Judd
~srs whiting at Mrs. English's Mon
day.
Walter Cummins and Orvsl Hardin
. friend, took claims by George Will
,sms near Beaver.
Mrs. jennie I.inley spcn, Sunday q,
Frauk Englisl,'s.
Sam Filing made q trip to L,bcral
this week.
Frank English lost q 6ne calf thi,
week.
George Williams and the boys from
Winchester went hunting Sunday.
Mrs. George willisms l. greatly iu,-
proving sfter her long illncss.
Stock 10 these pats are locking Rne
LITTLE Fish.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
NExr.
VENUS.

Qiiio a snow storm here 10Th, but
1, adult lat long enough 10 do stock
msch damage.
Mr.. Boyle from Kiows was gather
ing up hi. cattle around here this week
lie says pasture is short on the kio~a
side.
Der, Smith wan visiting at Huber,
Wentworth this week.
Rev. y p. Sounds has heen holding
meetiugs ., Sleermore. He says he
intends to make circuit of Beaver
c,unty clear TO The Wes, sud.
Frank Wentworth aud family were
visiting At Ora Lovsll's Wednesday.
Mr.. Mcdonnell took dit ruer with Mr.
S,ov, n on Sunday.
Mr.. Davidson nsde . trip to Gag,
this we"k.
Chain Diamond boys werc here Sat-
urdsy looking after their cattle.
Wallace Wentworth was up to .h'
city Of Spocrmors this week
Tnr Scorr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
THE TRAMP.
aaaa a - aaa e. =
GARRETT.

Marrisi-Jannsr Pad, 1902, j. +
Beam aud Miss Li-sie Dcarm"nd at the
resid ,n.o "r George j Camel. Mr..
and Mrs Beam will be at home To
their friunds after February, li'h.
Rev. Booth is holding quite su in.
teres,ing revival meeting at the z II
chooi house.
Mr. and Mira P,uy Rri,e hsve gone
10 house keeping At the Y ranch.
Cattle buyers are again getting nu-
merous.
Miss Mollie Crab,rcc is quite .ick
With tue 'nuinps,
NgNr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
CROOKED CREEK.

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
COIN.


The cattle are doing we'll 10 this vi
.iuity.
A sis'ev-in-law Of Fred Fox was Wis
itin. hiu, last week. She resides ia
eastern Oklahoma.
/ A Z Rsbsr's gave . dance Friday
night
Ge"rre sau,ry w@ tn. guest Of s
NJ Martin las, Friday night aud Sat-
nrdsy.
The dance At A & Robortss was Civ
sn.by Charles Prescott in honor of hi,
.ihter Miss Fransrs.
H J. sager'y was hauling bay last
seek.
Mr., Wood and wife. George Long
mors and wif-, John batrnsn sad
wife and u r Sagsry and viii. attend
I'd tho bali ., A Q Robrr,s's Friday
Juxsc in
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30

Ha bbsrd h Sons have sold thu.
feed tn Mr.. Herring.
The question with s'sny I'D settlers
Ia this, "wha' will become or the new
~,,lsr.f" NV the Tramp has talked
with several Of then, and II se"ms that
,lcv nrc mostly me' who have rented
in Kansas and Missouri and claim that
,hoy cnuld make nothing A. renting ss
rents IN those places nr, very high aud
that IT, thcv raise but half crops IN
beaver .oun,y they will n, least have a
b. me Such is their tale of Woc.
Who can blanc them for immigraiinyp
We are having tine weather for st,ck
The TRAMP.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
COUNTY News IN LETTERS.
The Heraid's Budget OF Oommuni-
cations From Regular Corre-
spondents.
Many Interesting Items Regarding the
PRINCIPAL Events OF the Week in va
rious Noighborhoods.
DISTRICT NUMBER sa.


Mr.. Rock from on, south Of town
.syul all night Vt w j Joueas ono
nigh, last week
Mra. Haiti" l'"pne ~ss at Mrs. Coff
.,s "Wednesday II last week.
Gene hk"r from the Cimsrran va.
IN this vicinity lsst week looking for
cattle
Mrs. HATH. Borae visited the .chcol
ons evening ias, week.
JJ,,.. ,o,t diane, a,EPI,-
,..,. ..L.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30
sal.sy DIRECTORY.

MODERN wODDMEN Or AMERICA.
CAMP No. T,aS. meets the frat anil
bird saturday might II eacb month ia ihe
'yih,an hall. Visiting Nrigbhcrs al~nys
~elcore.
WILL ouiSS. Y. 4.
WM. wnirr, Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-30

Jan. o., seos,
No,,os II hereby siveu that the f~llswins
named settler kas fisd nouoe Of HIS irten-
tiou 80 make sNni proof IN suprort NJ his
claim aud that ssla rroof viii be- mad bs
isse Charles y. Tam hill, Prh..ic judge IL
aud 9 Essv,r ceu ny, %, r. 'r In his nbscsee
ih"a hef'rs Cortia kssny clerk OF said
c,urt At aea,cr. u. Z. on March, 9. irs
vlsi
frnnrisJ. Dunagsp. ~ Custer. okla Ty.. ia
No, o.oI for the . Is Ne y and. u NV y Bee
1TJN. " IS ECU
hc nam he following w,tncsscs to provo
his continuous residence nrun and cuitiva.
ilon "f sid isnd, viz;
J-hn 7. S,anlc,. Alonyo STANLEY. John W.
Taft and Frederick W. Tnit all of Cusr = q. r.
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