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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
.HIGHWAYMAN AT SEVEN.
Youngest Alleged Criminal in Virginia
Before Justice CrutchfieId TO- Day.

Possibly the youngest Of all alleged
highwaymen who ever faced a court In
this State will be before Justice Crutch-
field, in Police Court, this morning. He
is just seven years old and his. name is
Richard Clay. He knocked down another
boy, Carl Parrish, took a quarter from
him and ran This is not the first time
this youngster has been reported for
similar offenses and when he comes to
court to-day. Justice Crutchfield will be
placed in q quandary.
& The law declares that a child OF seven
or under is incapable OF crime, and that
a child Of between seven and twelve must
be presumed to be incapable OF crime
The Clay child is too young to go to the
reforma tory even, and thus it seems that
he will be discharged with warning to
his mother.
For some time the police have been
receiving complaints about this boy, who
is the only son OF a widow. He has
been begging, according to these reports
ana taking small things, but owing to
his size and age no one has complained
against him until he attacked the little
Parrish boy The case was called in sPo-
lice Court yesterday, but the child did
not answer He had been paroled by
Captain Whitlock in the custody of his
mother. He must, therefore, answer In
Police Court to-day when some dlspo-
sition will be made Of the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
EvERfGET"FULL?'
N Other Things Than Liuuor?,


It is profitable for any one to study
food in order to regulate the health, not
with medicine, but by building up healthy
nerve centers with good food:
A man who has made something Of a
study on this line writes from Iowa City:
;ssWhen I9first tried Grape-Nuts twas at
the table of. a prominent state official and
the remarkable taste attracted me. Z aft
forwards investigated the subject care
fully and discovered that Grape-Nuts con-
tains dextrose sugar. The starchy part
of the food is transformed into starch SUI
gar or dextrose. Those same results are
produced by the digestive organs by the
action OF the saliva and the. pancreatlc
juices on starchy foods. These facts con-
WINGED me that Grape-Nuts is a ma tural,
predigested food and Just what I required
and needed.
~. II had been suffering from a full feel
ing after meals and generally more or
less headache All this trouble left when
sITquit using white bread, warm biscuits.
etc.
go It was about this time Il came home
from school. broken down ally and
smental1y. only wei hed 120 pounds. At
my earnest requests Their began serving
every meal and she SAID she
had never eaten any thing; that agreed
with her physical condition as did my
new food. 'Sas:shes termed It.
58ss..sInS five. weeks ISweig hed s1sEs pounds, a
gain Of s1# pounds. and feel so strong
.thatsI have been ablest os do from 10 tos15
hours of la I'd work daily. NJ - mind has
never seemed so clear fore and am
thoroughly convinced that Il here is no
food like Ssrape-S ntsss 10 gproduce health
and strong ndSclear esArlipS-
ton. hoe 1s5s lows 3ssssSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
DAY in THE POLICE COURT.
Negro Woman Shop!ifter Gets One
Year for Three Crimes.

Negro woman SnOpH1ter&oetS oHe
Year for Three Crimes.
Twelve months imprisonment. in the
aggregate, was imposed upon negro
shoplifter. Rosa White, by Justice Crutct-
field in the Police Court yesterday Three
Broad Street merchants appeared against
her. From one she had stolen a. skirt,
from another three skirts, and from the
third a shirtwaist. Her thieving, which
is believed to have been very extensive.
was discovered by her dropping one Of
the garments from under her skirt, where
she had them all concealed.
Another case of interest before Justice
Crutchfield yesterday was that against L..
y. Ramsay, a handsome youth, who IS
SAID to be wanted in Chicago for the all
legec theft of $50. The boy was brought
( efore the bar, and the entire matter
postponed to await the arrival of de
tective from Chicago, who will take him
back there. Ramsay is only about fifteen
years old. He declines TO tax OF the
case.
John Taylor, alias John Harris, alias
John Knapp was up on the charge of
having slashed John Young several times
across the face with a knife. He alleges
selt-defense. The case was sent to the
Hastings Court.
"A dog owned by Mr.. John Talley bit a
small white boy, George Cover in the left
arm. The dog was ordered killed
Rutherford Sampson, small negro,
threw rocks at little girls on their way
to school and was fined 500 Gertrude
Fitzgerald, disorderIy, was fined 500.
William Lawson, who had lost both legs
below the knee, was sent to Jail for thirty
days, for being disorderly and 1mpertl-
nent. Lee Jackson, swearing at q police
man, was fined $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
MISS MORRISON TO SING
Member of GiHen Company to Attend
Barton Heights Tea.

Member of Giffen Company to Attend
Barton Heights ca.
There will be silver tea at the resi-
denoe of Mrs j. NJ Bailey this even
ing for the benefit of the organ fund.
Miss Morrison, of the Giffen Company,
Will render several musical numbers.
Mrs. w. A. Bowles, of Stanton, Va, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. r.
5Bowles, of Barton Avenue.
MIR. Bennett and Miss Morrison, Of the
Gjffen Company, are stopping on the
Heights. 4
Mr.. w. G. Cosby. of Virginia Avenue
and Home Street. is quite sick with the
grip
MIR. Harvey Gill has returned to his
home, in Petersburg, Va, a fter avery
pleasant visit to Mr.. Harold 5NcIlvan, OF
Barton Avenue and Poe Street.
Doherty Briggs is able to be out, after
being sick for about a week.
The Society of the5Little Cleaners will
meet at the Overlook Church to-day at
4 30 o'clock. Each child present will re-
5ceivc a large picture.
Mr.. Arthur Faulkner has returned to his
home on Lamb Avenue. from success
full trip,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
DIR. sDEYERLE LEAVES.
Virginia Hospital Resident Physician Be.
comes Surgeon in Coal Mine.

Or. DeycrIe, who has served as rest
dent physician ut the Virginia. Hospital
for the last year, left last night for
Harding, w. Va. where he has accepted
IA position as surgeon in charge of the
Davis Coal Mines at that place. DR..
Deyerie is a graduate of the University
College of Medicine. class of 1901. and is
q Virginian. his home being at Rocky
Mount, Franklin county. With the med
sicaI staff Of the Virginia Hosnital DR..
Deyere is held in the highest esteem and
recognized as one of the most proms-
ing young surgeons and physicians to
serve at the hospital
DR. Brawley will be in charge at the
hospital until May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Billikopf, jacobson s Rosenberg,
1927 East Main Street.

now
fell into the hands of the United Bankins
gage. The matter is in the hands OF
Judge Lamb. of the Chancery Court. VINO
is considering the bid He has not YET
given his decision in the matter, but Will
probably do so in a day or two.
The Richmond delegation of Elks VINO
went to Milwaukee last year were active
in getting the National Committee to
come to Virginia with the view of estab-
fishing the home here Secretary T. +
A. Burke, Messrs. Henry Grimmell. 7. G.
Leath, Louis Seigel, Frank Anthony. John
thony, John c.. Weckert, Phil G. Kelly
and other Richmond Elks deserve credit
for what they did in the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
i New. From Capitol.Hill.

b Mr. ". B. Bevill, general passenger
agent Of the Norfolk and Western. was vas
a visitor at the office Of the Railroad
Commits YESTERDAY J,
There was serenity about the Capitol
yesterday which was welcomed by the
State oficials,# who were W ednesday4f over
run by city politicians anxious to occupy l
the nearest ground to the quarters. OF the y.
CITY COMMITTEES in its recount of the pri-
mary returns.
Among the callers at the Auditors of
dee yesterday were Judge W. H. Flour
nov, OF Farmviile. and NJ ii 81 Cogblll
deputy sheriff of Chesterfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
lII1lCl
IND ] l1 D! 5.
Third District committe 20 Meet
lIext yyeek ossip Hoard
int lobby.

chairman John c. EaSiey OF the tara al1a1
!, .,,,1.cra tic Committee, has is
tt,at body
I eHe0 = street
~ noon on Thursday next for the pu 'l,
- 4,.,nsy = date for the primary to
L !; ]. e yor Congress Some
= y, no f,red
Interest centers IN Si1s'
but 1t is not known nat ea1ne1 81 ss ..'e
s5ax.sandidates thus far announced have any
&. ~ .,,ns =. (,
& ~ All .ir.Iv stand for the
s,,,,,. AVA cantain John LAmb,
s..Ns..,at Mr. W allace.
.,,,s 2,rt,, :, :. doubt have q spirited stump
nvas % sc the entire district.
{ M ayvndham II. Meredith's name has
B 1,enn frequently mentioned as a proba-
& hle date but SO Tar he has not said
& ma. :. i,c wou,d do. IL no one else shall
B enter the race between N1essrs. Lamb
md wallace will be a pretty one
------
II begins to look as It those Tnc 50
earnestly opposed Governor Montagues
veto of the conkressio nal reapportionment
bin and who declared they won.a asae !.
right in the matter, will make no hgnL
hut will LAY down their hands: LAt1e
or nothing is heard Of the case nowana s,s
and no one has applied to Clerk W VII II
! liams for certified copy OF the Dlll up
70 this time.
----FS
Nelson and Louisa counties nave ootn
ordered nnass-meetings OF their Demo
cratic voters 70 instruct lneal ue.e =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
!sI.0O l.0|oI
unda uIfllnlg
TO
Newport News. Old ID! Point, I, Ocean G a.
flew, and ltolrfolk
$1 90 R ound Trip

Begfnning; 4 #nexts SUNDAY. April goth, and
ing the season the popular c. d. Dc Sun.
day Outing Train wit Parlor. Car viii
leave Richmond Main Street. Station) at
ES:45 a. n EVERY UNDAf.S8 stops at
continuing each Sunda thereafter dur
Jefferson Avenue, IS Newport News. going
and returning, no other stops between
Returning, leave II orfoik via sewells
Point Line, at p. N
Returning leave n orfolk via IS Ocean
ViewLine every hour until 6:45 p =, u 81 8;
Returning leave JeffersongA Avenue New
port News at$S:15s f.
{5S Arrive! Richmond alto p N.
This is the most delightful season OF
the year to visit these points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
cares.


week Justify all the claims that were
made !. I'M advance FOR the Citizen Com
spany this season The success OF me
Girl LEFT Behind Me a has been most;
time are more than twice as much as they:
were. for the opening zweek sofs last season.
The pOpularsverdicth has been str0nSly.sln
aaawho1e IS lco once DIT to- Be- most
elaborate scenica lly. and the pest
every other standpoint. that Mr.; @iine en-
The S
week
5z Miss Blanche Scott: sister Of Miss
viii iay spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs
ECsiffenS he#5Will 30 appear n n len and
Women; next week Miss Scott is a very
sdea affse
rs sandow IS 8 still the sensation Of the
hour: His,Iwonderfu physical 8. de de- Ig
ing with light yS things of the earth
is attracting universal attention: The
vaudeville bill. .sof which he is the feature,
Etains a good deal Aof novelty and much
that is excellent Ea
The BiJou's Offering for next week is
plotted by Fisher & Carol, the rica-
ture comedians. The absurdity Is said to
Frank Hennessy.S the manager. has spared
time nor pains in making it production
of merit He has surrounded Fisher@ts
company Of Clever I,, plag ge1s
brated olinest. Emma Seigle, Sue
Stuart, four eMcNulty Sisters from Lon
don, Eng; Trocodero Quartette, Camp
bell and Dare. and score Of handsome
MO m on " -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
ARE ON SUFFRAGE.
Committee Making Progress With the.
Great Subject.

The Committee on Final Revision and
Adjustment Of the convention held two
sessions again yesterday and made con-
sidera BILE progress with the suffrage
clause, having. first disposed Of. the agri-
cultural ordinance, which took but little
time Il
There were eleven members of the COM
mittee present, Governor Cameron wired
that he was detained at his home in Pc
tersburg, but would be here to-day. Hon.
r. Walton Moore, who went to Charles
ton with Governor Montagues party, will
also be back and sit with the committee
to-day in all proba bility. b
It looks as il the body will probably
complete its work next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
S. II. MANS st n,
1s20-t822 East Main Street.
SOC East Marshall Street.
.1212-1214 Hull ST.. Manchester.

eco for the Southwest Virginia Institute.
the board took some action. though what
It was could not be learned here was
an agreement that any statement In ref
e,.arce. TO the matter should come from Dr.
Hatcher. 1t is understood. however. that
the board consented to his release. and
that it now remains for him to decide
whether or not he viii undertake the
! fc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
NATIONAL ELKS' HOME.
After Hotel Bedford as a Place Of Rest
for Old Elks.

fnf lS1rlks at Milwaukee the question of
Securing a site for a national home was
discussed and committee appointed to
act in the matter. Narious points through
That that i'm impressed the committee most tav-
ora blyzwas the Hotel Bedford at Bed
ford City. An offer. Of s10,0 was made
for the place, which was considered quite
a good price. 1t was the intention of the
Grand Lodge to spend about So, 600 more
in improvements and additions, and the
IA ct Of having such home was calcu-
lated upon as being a good thing for@Bed-
ford City.The hotel was built during the
boom at Bedford City and cost about
committee as being worth that amount
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Marriage in West End.

On wednesday evening at s&o o'clock q
quiet but pretty marriage took place L IN
Rev. Dr. Mercer's parlor, on upper Grove Grove
Avenue. The contracting persons were
MI. Charles w. Oliver and Miss Lillie5NY.
Kirby, both Of this city. Their attendants
were Mr.: Wilmer g. k1rby... brother e. g.
stllas bride. and Miss Virgie Gilman The
bride and her maid, both handsome bru-
Esnettes were dressed IN VIII and carried
roses and carr ions. The groom rs g: 3
wen known brick mason, and both he
and his bride have many friends In their
part Sof the city. Mr.. 81 and Mrs Oliver
win reside at IN o. 800 Meadow Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Murdoch preach Sunday at the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church in this city.

Miss Annie Armstrong, secretary Of the
5Woman's Missionary Union Of the South
;erns Baptist Convention will. be IN the city
to-day and will be the guest Of Mrs.
sGwathmey,S on North Twelfth Street
While here she will hold. a conference
with the officers of the Woman Mis-
sionary Union Of Virginia.
An appeal has been issued by DR..
Samuel A. Wells, of the Episcopal Semi
nary of Virginia for funds for the cree
ton of a suitable tablet to the memory
of the late Rev. Professor McElhenney
in the chapel of the seminary.
The revival services at Hasker- Memorial
Church continues to grow in interest. The
pastor, Rev. r: 3. Beadles, is being as
sisted by Rev., James E. Cooke, of sHoge-
Memorial Church. There have been
eleven conversions in the past two nights.
Dr. S. H. Chester, secretary Of the For
eign Mission Board of the Southern Pres
byterfan Church., has announced that the
Board closes the fiscal year with all debts
paid and with a small advance; 81 ,s26 ~;
over the receipts of last year. The total
receipts for the year were s164SS3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Many Conversions al Emmanuel.

Last nights meeting was perhaps the
hest Of the series being conducted at I'm
manuel Baptist Church by Evangelist r.
ID. Garland. The church was crowded,
extra seats having been provided wherever
POSSIBLE, and deep interest was manifest
ed. r.SGarland preached one of the best
sermons he has yet delivered-earnest ten
dor and convincing. There We're num-
prayer.
There viii be a Bible reading to-day
i from 8 to 4 o'clock and preaching at S
o'clock tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
81 and !. qrol.,,d
1,e ot /! {


rcEistered IN the city last night Con-
gresham and Mrs. Francis G.. Newlands.
OF Nevada, were among those at Mur-
ply. s, and there were many others.The
great Silver party leader, who has been
the sole representative OF his little state
In Congress for many years, and who was
striking figure in both the Bryan cam
paigns, is SideIy known throughout the
country, and Ii extremely popular in the
West The distingu pushed statesman was
out when Times reporter called at his
room, and the object Of his visit here
could / not be learned, & but it is thought
that he and Mrs. NeWlands are on a
pleasure trip. probabl going to- or from
the Charleston Exposition. ar. Newlands
is one Of the wealthy silver kings OF the
West, and has taken a high stand in the
House of Representatives. usually trail trail
ing on the side of the Demo crats in most
matters. He is a strikngly handsome
man and attracted much attention in the
lobby last night
81 DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Drewry,. Of Nor
folk, are registered at Murphy'sssss Dr. ".
Drewry was married several days ago to
a fair daughter OF Raleigh. n. c.. and the
happy pair are on their way north on
their bridal tour. Dr. Drewry is well
known and popular here, having for many
years been clerk at the old Exchange
Hotel in this city. He is now one of the
most prominent Of the younger physicians
of Norfolk, and has built up a lucrative
practice.
Hon. Henry w. Tournoy, for many
years the very popular and efficient Sec
rotary of the Commonwealth but now a
practicing attorney of Farmville, was
registered at Murphy's last night, and
was warmly greeted by his old friends.
Judge Flournoy has recently Struck or
in the region of Beaumo nt, Texas, and Is
probably making his fortune. He is on
his way home from New York, where he
has been in the interest Of his company.
Mr.. Andrew r. Elicit, a brother Of ex-
Congressman Tazewell Elicit, who was
for years prominent coal merchant of
this city, and who is now connected with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in
Cincinnati; was among his friends last
night, and was warmly received by the
latter.
Hon. "A T. Lincoln, member OF the Con-
stitutional Convention from Smyth, is
down 10 attend the Royal Arcanum meet
ing.
Judge J. o. Sheppard, OF Buena Vista,
is registered at Murp7y's.
Captain Ware S. Lury, prominent
Republican leader Of Rockingham, is reg
istered at Murphy's.
Hon. and Mrs. L. p. Stearnes and chlld,
of Newport News, are at Murphy's for a
few days.
CITY Sergeant P. H Boisseau, OF Dam
vile. is registered at Murphy s.
At New Ford S are Judge and Mrs. w.
Samuel Goodwin, of Emporia,
Mr.. j. Hall Davidson, of Ocean View,
is staying at the Lexington for few
days.
Some of the virginians at Murphy's are:
Messrs NJ. =. Hennandy, Ewell; Dr. and
Mrs. II. r.. Drewry, Norfolk; J. A. Rea-
gan, Danville; r. H Brinl1ley. Norfolk;
Mrs. NJ. Berkeley, Rutherford; +. 2. 10th,
Va
virginians registered at New Ford's
are: N1essrs. Fl. c. Ivey, Newport News;
e. NJ. Copenhaver, Marion; c. " Conway.
Manquin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
CAPTURED ORATORS MEDAL
Rev. 8. Nv. Durham, Richmond College
lss Graduate, Wins Out in Chicago
A,o+,,er Richmond College boy wins

Rev. James NJ. Durham, who graduated
from Richmond College last June mas
I won the orators medal at Chicago I'M
yersity, where he is a student at present
The contest was held last TUESDAY n1ght.
Though there were many contestants MT
this young man secured the prize. He
will represent the University III me o.aee
crat orical contest to be held at Eureka,
m. Nav 18th. AT that time twelve uni
yerpities and colleges will be repre-
scented.
{ Mr.. Durham has ma1,S.1-acquain finances
and friends in Richmond who will learn
with pleasure and pride Of his success.
None will hear of 1t with more pleasure
that President Boatwrisht ana the pro-
fessors Of the college here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
Some Who May Be Appointed to the
Local Hospital.

colleges draws to a close, there is con
siderable interest in the appointment of
resident physicians at the various hos
pitfalls. It is early now to know definite
" who will fill these places during the
next year, but already there are rumors.
For the appointments a the Virginia
Hospital, which are made by the Uni
sverstty College, Drs. Randolph and Fra
szier ara frequently mentioned. For the
other hospitals there are many apple
cations. but so lar no names are mention-
ed as the possible winners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Mrs. ellis Excursion.

Mrs. ]. R. gin. superintendent OF the
Male Orphan Asylum. will run her irss
excursion of the season to Washington
IN tuesday, April 18th. fnis announce
ment will be hailed with delight by the
public. The trip will embrace two days.
allowing the party two days in SEash-.
ingtcn. The train will return on Thurs
day. May LIST, at sT:15 P. II.
Mrs. Gill will arrange for all who desire
hotel accommodation at "a very moderate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Norfolk & Western Earnings.

Norfolk e Western EARNINGS.
Statement OF estimated gross earnings
Of 3 the Norfolk and Western Railway
company for second week OF April, $5n.-
! p26: Same week previous year, ,2s4;
Increase. So, 632.
Total FOR month to date, 5000, 600: same
period previous year, $5a7.S2 increase,
414S.1.3.
July /. 1901, to latest date. $l3.615,5sS;
/ sene period previous year, ST., 746, sIs; in,
crease, sS6S,5s0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Young White Woman Hit Negro Over
the Head-PoIice Items,

TOE
81 Annie Melton, young white woman;
was arrested yesterday afternoon and
locked up at the First Police Station,
charged with hitting an old negro Wo-.
man over the head with a stick.
The old woman went to the Melton wo-5
mans home, it was said, and asked for
some "change," which was not. given her.
Then an Argument arose and the young
woman said that the negro cursed and
abused her mother and threatened to hit
her. Then she picked up stick and
struck the negro woman over the head.
DR.. Foster, of the ambulance corps,
sewed up the cut
A telegram was received yesterday from
police headquarters in Chicago in refer
senceEto the young man. L. j. Ramsay,
arrested "Wednesday afternoon by Detec-
tive Gibson. Officers from that city will
come to Richmond at once for the man.
He is charged with the larceny Of $3.50
Chief-of-Police H N. Dyer, Of Roa-
noke; has written to Major Howard ask
ing that q lookout be kept for four men
who escaped from jail in that place on
the 18th instant. These men are Jim
Wight (colored), sentenced to five years
for lousebreaking. Age nineteen, height
5 feet 2 or 3 inches, weight about 1l0
pounds. dark ginger color.
Robert Payne (colored), same sentence:
age twenty. weight 1856, height 5 feet 8
inches, light mulatto.
Essie Meadow (colored), waiting for
trial: age eighteen, about S feet 4 inches,
weight $50 pounds, light mulatto
William Armstrong (white mute), sem
fenced to ninety days for petit larceny;
about twenty years old, weight 40 pounds,
about 5 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
FELL OFF THE BRIDGE.
Officer Kraft Pulled a Young Man

Officer Kraft Pulled Young Man
from the River.
8 .Oficer Kraft, OF the First Police Sta
lion saved the life, in ali probability, of
a. young man about o'clock yesterday
morning. The young man, in company
with several Others was at the Southern
Railroad Bridge fishing. III attempting
to get in a better position he stepped Oft
The bridge on to the pier, and in doing
SO slipped and fell into the river.
Officer Kraft was aearby. lie ran to
the young mans assistance and pulled
him out, He did not learn the youths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
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