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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
FLEET OF WARSH|PS
IN HAMPTON ROADS
Should This Country Have to Up
hold Monroe Doctrine
it is Ready.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
+ NORFOLK, VA, October 13,-The feet
will arrive in two weeks. It will be q
larger collection OF vessels than has been
in Hampton Roads for years. The tor
pedo dotilla and the battleship Texas
are to be finished so as to be ready for
sea by the time the other ships arrive,
to prepare for the Southern cruise.
The transport Prairie will carry the
marines to CuIebra and return to join
the great fleet. Other vessels which will
arrive early in November are the gun
boats Bancroft, the Potomac, the Leyden,
the Fortune, the Vixen, the Culgoa, beef
supply ship Of the feet: the Golfers
Hannibal, LeonIdas. Lebanon and ster-
ling, and the tug Nina The monitor
Puritan and the gunboat Peoria will ar
live on the same date. although they
may not join the fleet
On the 10Th the fighting strength of the
squadron will arrive. consisting OF tour
Of the powerful battleships, three well
armed cruisers, five gunboats and col.
lier The ships that win arrive on that
date are the sbattleships @kearsarge, nag
ship. Alabama. Texas and Massacnu-
Sets. The cruisers Newark. San Fran
cisco and Raleigh, the gunboats scor-i
pion. Nachias. Gloucester, Hist ana are
thusa. and the collier Brutus.
This will be the first visit OF the Ra-#
leigh to these waters, into which she
took her maiden plunge from the ways
at the nevy yard here, since she vas sent
to the East five years ago. 1t VIII oe
the first time she and the Texas. ootn
Portsmouth built Warshlps, nave oeen
assigned to the same s7uadro
The feet will await orders at hampton "a I1
pn,ds h.fore proceeding southwark.
There will be many visitors here from
an narts of the country to see the a g
Eegation of sea fighters during the rem
devious The Ave Golfers which Will
= r-i,,. here will take 10000 tons of coal.
Should the United States be called up
on to uphold the Monroe doctrine IN
Southern waters this winter the powers
viii and it In a state Of preparedness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
LIN news FROM
TIL |: / CHIEFS OFFICE ]
Dead Negro in Washington May.
Be Bryant.
1HlEylNe SERVANT ! ARRESTED.
Blue Law. to Be Enforced Business
Must Suspend on Sundays-Detec-
tive Tom Wren Has Returned
From the Capitol.
THIEyINGI SERVANT ARREsT TED.

y s r. 49,.
| Major Howard received a TELEGRAM LON
MAJOR Richard Sylvester OF the ~ asnails
ton Police Department. YESTERDAY
pooa, in which it was stated tnat q 5Soi
ored man named Walter Br1en ilau uleu
there, and that he had relatives at NO.
Il East Broad Street this city. ne was
asked to see the relatives ana ASK aooul
the disposition Of the body.
No one could be found az tHe iluii.p LII, =
;ndcat ted who knew anything about this
man.
"A conversation was held over the long
distance phone by Sergeant GIBSON Wit
the police headquarters in Wasni1ast :,
Thu detective has a suspicion tha1 the
dead man is the negro, Tom Bryant, VINO
shot Robert jackson at the tac sll .o.,,c
Fredericksburg and Potomac shops some
weeks ago. A description OF him was was
given, and the Washington department
was asked to look into the matter
Bryant is a tall mulatto, about SIX feet
in height, with a wound on the back OF
the head, and is about twenty-one- years
old.
Detective Gibson arrested Carrie Pleas
ants colored, yesterday morning for steal
ing 81 from Mr.. James Alfriend, OF NO.
317 East Main Street.
The girl was employed at the Alfriend
residence several days ago as a servant.
One of her duties was to bring meals
from a neighboring clearinghouse. On
Sunday morning she went after the break
fast. At IL O'clock she had not returned
ana upon inquiry it was learned that she
had simply gone to the clearinghouse
and left the waiter and then she dlsap-
peared.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Alfr1end missed
s. from his pocket, and suspicion at once
rested on the colored girl. The case was
taken up by Detective Gibson, ana ne
arrested the girl from the description
given him. She acknowledged the theft.
Major Howard has instructed his men TO
1isidly enforce the statute in reference
to Sunday work and business. he ponce
have been ordered to report all persons
doing business or engaged in his trade
or calling, contrary to the statute. said
Ma or Howard.
Beginning with next Sunday, all con1ec-
TONERS and cigar dealers and others who
come under the law will be dealt with
accordingly.
Major Howard he's received from the
of. cials Of the South Caolina peniten-
tiary a pamphlet containing a list Of 54S
escaped prisoners. Among the names Is
that Of the negro. Thomas Samuels. who
is under arrest here as a fugitive. He
was arrested &SeVeidl Gay . e'eo y 81
officer Of the First District, and Is being
held to await the action Of the South Car
dina officials.
Detective Sergeant Thomas Wren. who
went to Washington last week to assist
the local department during the GA r.
encampment, has returned. He says his
work was unceasing, for close watch had
to he kept on the big crowd. which Is al
ways followed by a gang Of crooks. Mr.
Wren assisted In several big arrests.
and his services were appreciated by the
Washington department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
MOLlNEUX ON TRIAL
Formidable Array Of Counsel Appears
to Defend Him.
(By Associated press.J


NEW YORK, Oct 13.-The second trial
Of Roland B. Molineaux, accused OF the
murder Of Mrs Katherine J. Adams. on
December q, 1898, was called to-day. after
many delays ana adjournnn ents. In the
criminal branch OF the Supreme Court
Justice John S. Lambert. OF Fredonfa.
presided NIolineaux was. not m court
when his counsel began their argument
nobiection TO the motion made last week
for a special jury pans
The courtroom was thronged with the
usual crowd Of men and women. who at
tend important trials. A foruaida Bile ar
"a yof counsel was at the table devoted TO
the defense including former governor
Frank S. Black. former District-Attor-
new and ex-Supreme Court Justice William
N. Olcott, Barlow s. Weeks and George
Gordon Battle. both former assistant dis
trict a ttorneys and Henderson Peck.
General f.. L. Molineux. father Of the
accused, was also present. The prose
cution was represented by District-At-
1orney jerome and his assistants. Jas.
w osborne, F. 2. Garvan and Nathan
A smythe.
Justice Lambert granted the motion Tor
a special jury panel Of two hundrea
IA mes. and court adjourned until Wed-
nesday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
DEAD BODIES STOLEN
Wholesale Grave Robberies Discovered
in indianapolis.
(By Associated Press.)

Il i
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Oct 1s--Fou W
dead bodies we're found tied IN SACKS ~
ceorxia Street and In the rear Of the Cen
trail College Of Physicians and Surgeons IS
today The bodies we're identified as
those Of Mrs. johanna Still, said to have We
been from the EesasT1 e GsVs BEEN
.tn1sn from Anderson Cemetery:fWailac
Johnson said 70 haze peer st0 ca,hs sr6m
1 49,, from the German Catholic Cem-
etery. ,,5ar
-. = far crave robbing This list includes
niue negroes, three white doctors, one
.cniored undertaker.a proprietor OF
cemetery, ard three night atchmen.
IT Il supposed at least one hundred
graves have been despoiled within the
last three months. e.
Ind0e Afford, In his instructions to
members of the grand jury, told them to
so to the bottom OF the outrage ana
"a .dless Of his prominence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Norfolk & Western Changes.
.By Associated Pres


ROANOKE. VA, October 13.-The Nor.
folk and Western Railway announces the
RESIGNATION Of Theodore Lowe, supeGin-
te1ident of the Norfolk division of that
system, on account Of Ill health and the
appointment OF "A. c. Needles. superin-5
Itendent Of the Shenandoah division. as
his successor.
George p. Johnson. son OF General Man.
ger L. e.. j ohnson, OF the Norfolk and
Western, succeeds Mr.. Needles. w. 8.
Battle, trainmaster OF the Radford divis--
ion, is appointed agent at Norfolk s to
succeed C., E. Finch. resigned to go with
the Seaboard AIR Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
lord FRANCIS HOPES
LOVE PATH ROUGH

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
LONDON, October 13-Lord Francis
Hope, former husband OF May fohs.
is having more matrimonial trouble. He
has fallen in love with. and wants to
marry Beatrice Bricketts, a pretty girl Of
eighteen, and he is anxious to have the
ceremony performed in the Church of
England.
Lord Hopes brother, the Duke of New
castle, is firm opponent of the remar-
riage Of men and women whose div
vorced wives and husbands are still liv-
ing. The Duke is now abroad. but dur
ing his absence Father Black, who is also
bitter against such alliances. is keeping
an eye on Lord Francis. and has already
protested to one clergyman at Hove. near
Brithton, where he had heard the mar
rage was to be solemnized-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
GREAT DAY FOR
THE DEMOCRATS
New Life Thrown Into Their
Campaign.
----
MANY FINE SPEECHES MADE.
Civ Democratic Committee TO Take Up
Fight Here-Batt'e is one,sided and
Lacking in in,erest-Reg'strat'on
Closes To>Morrow.
MANY FINE. SPEECHES MADE

The Democrats of Virginia threw re-
neweu life and Nlgor init Their caAilSisSn
Sesterdaf, and some oil their pe el sl esA1iN
ers were on Ih4 stump IN al TIE coiei -
eional districts. Governor Montague WAS
At Mythcville; Captain Willard at LOU
doun. Senator Martin at 5ucklnsidlii'
CONGRESSMAN Jones at Northampton,
h Canaan Lamb at Chesterfield, MIR. South-
all at Luncnburg: Mr.. Swanson at MAT MAT
tinsytlle: Mr.. Ri2ey at Louisa; MI tlocu
at Botetourt. and SO on down a ioss
list. Chairman Ellyson yesterday an
1,ounced another batch of appointments.
most OF them being for Congressman
Flood.
Senator Martin and ex-Congfessinan
Yost spoke for their respective parties
at Buckingham Courthouse yesterday
and then came down TO take a look al
the Richmond Horse Show. The cam
paign is now going at q good gait all
over the state. and the party leaders
are much pleased with its progress. Mr..
Ellyson is in fine spirits over the out
look and confidently expects to land tell
Democratic Congressman III November.
Secretary I1ankins, of the State Commit
tee. has gone home to register and Will
return here il, a few days 1t is not
likely that there will be any formal head
quarters this year. The battle is going
On SO well that it will probably be al
s,ectcd from Mr. Elyson's private Of
flee.
The principal address in the State to-
DAY viii be made at Pearisburg. in Giles
county, by Governor Montague.
The City Democratic Committee Will
meet on Friday night at Murphy's Hotel
to consider matters relating to the con-
Gressioti;l campaign here. The Executive
Committee Of that body met in Chairman
Dohcrty,s Office yesterday and mapped
out some plans One OF them, which has
not yet taken definite shape is to have
several big rallies before the battle is
over The campaign in this district is
altogether one-sided, and therefore lack
lnE In interest.
The activity Of the Republicans seems
to be as much In the line Of fighting
each other as the Democratic nominee.
The Machine District Committee
met here Saturday night and endorsed
..Parson" NY. -. Tailey. OF Hanover, as
the regular nominee for Congress, and
m address was ordered to be prepared,
calling upon the Republicans of the dis
trict to support him. A resolution was
adopted endorsing General Edgar Allan
for REINFORCEMENT as United States At
eorney for the Eastern District Of Nir-
einia-
Except IN cases where the time shall
be extended by the courts. the registra-
ton for the entire State winds up to-
molaow night In most of the counties
and cities the work has already been
completed some time aga. but the or3!-
nance Of the convention n the subiecr
specifies that unless extended by 'ocal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
WOMAN A VICTIM
OF A Fatal. FEU ID
The crabtrees and B|.aIrtley
Meet Twice in Mortal
Combat.
fSneciaI dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CLINTWOOD, VA, October 13.-Last
night about OAK, on Crane 8 Neck River.
about five miles from here. John Crab
tree was shot by William Barley and is
not expected to live. This trouble grew
out OF the killing OF Sheriff Stanley last
June by John H. BARLEY. who IS a
brother of w. NJ. Barley. and Crabtree1
was a nephew OF Stanley.
f After this shooting, Barley and his
wife started home: were met q few miles
Of this place about 9 O. clock BIZ two OF
the Crabtree brothers and Floyd Stanley
and another shooting occurred in which
Bartley's wife was shot and cannot live.
and BARLEY received a slight wound
Crabtree and Stanley were brought to
iail. BARLEY Is at the bedside Of his:
wife under guard. Mrs. Barley is a
daughter OF Henry Keeles one OF the best;
citizens % thl0 county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
NEW YORK cITY's FIRST
CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILT

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEW YORK, October 13.-This week
marks the practical completion Of the
first of fifty or sixty public library build
ings provided for this city by the gitt
Of Andrew Carnegie. It 10 at Nos 222 to
224 East Seventy-ninth Street, and will
be ready for occupancy in a few weeks.
Work has already begun on Library
NO. 2, at Nos. 80 to 81 East Broadway.
Plans are being drawn for seven other
buildings. for which the city has pro-
vided the sites. Two of these arc on
Staten Island, at Tottenville, and Port
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

10. u .
Al. MONTAGUE.
Giles Court-October 14th.
JOSEPH E. WILLARD.
Orange Court-October Nth
JOHN w DANIEL.
Carroll Court-October Goth.
Halifax Court-October 9th
THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Stanardsville-Oc October 10Th
Srythe Court-Octobcr goth.
Tazewell Court-October 21st.
Madison Court-October Esd.
Nelson Court-October 9Th.
Harrissonburg- 10Th lnighD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soth tn1shp-
observation-disclosures 3lst nlghD-
w A. JONES.
Mathews Court-October 18th.
Essex Court-October 10Th.
Accomac Court--October 9th.
JOHN LAMB.
Hanover Court-October 10th.
Goochland Court-October Doth.
King William Court-October 18th.
r.. G. SOUTHALL.
D,nwiidie Court-October Goth.
brunswick Court-October 9th
C. "A. SWANSON.
Chatham-October Goth.
JAMES HAY.
observation-disclosures 18th (nighD.
stanardsville-Oct 18th.
Madison-October 18th (nighD.
Oak Park-October 18th (night.
lersville-October 18th mighD.
Woodville-October Goth (nighD.
Rappahannock-Oc 21st (niGhD.
Observation-Disclosures 23d {nighD.
New Narket-October oath tnighD.
Timberville-October 18th (niGhD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9th.
Mount Crawford-October 2Sth (nlght
Harrisonburg-O Goth (nighD.
JOHN f. RINEY-
Stafford Court-October 18th.
Fairfax Court-October Goth.
Fauquier Court-october 9th.
II. D. FLOOD.
Rath Court-October 1Ith.
waynesboror. October It'll, tafternoom
Basic City, October 18th (nighD.
Spotswood, October 18th (afternoon).
Gleenville, October 18th nighD.
Goseland. October 10Th
Amherst Court-October Goth.
Mcdowell. October o1st fnigh).
Highland Court-October sd.
Churchville, October oath (afternoon).
Mount Sidney. October 24th dnight).
stanton. October 25th {nighD.
Nelson Court-October 21th.
Cumberland Court-October 18th.
Shepherds October 10Th.
buchanan, October SQth nighD.
Buena Vista, October 3lst might.
Clifton Forge. November LIST (night).
r. T. IRVINE.
Marion-October Goth.
Tazewell Court-October Fist.
Mise Court-October 9th.
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Wise Court-Octo!oer 9th
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
Hanover. Court-October 18th.
Goochland Court-October Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

Norfolk. Va, October 2Ist, $3.50 Round
Trip via Norfolk & Western Railway
Tickets will be sold October 10Th. 2otA
and 21st, good for return passage until
October 18th. The Norfolk and Western
offers three daily trains in each direc-
ton. For tickets. ard further informa-
tion apply to Richmond Tansfer Com
pany. 500 East Main Street: Ticket
Agent. Byrd Street Station. or at Com
PAWS Office, s3s East Main Street. John
3. wagner, City Passenger and Ticket
Agent c.. H BOSLEY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
BRIEF CAPITOL NOTES
Absence of Governor Montague Res

duces Number of Visitors.
The situation at the Copitol was
rather dull on yesterday. Governor Mon
tague was away, having gone to Wythe-
vile to speak for the Democrats. The
news OF His Excellency's absence had
been pretty well disseminated, and con-
seGuent!y there were but few callers. He
viii speak at Pearfsburg, in Giles county,
to-day and return to his official duties
tomorrow. It is likely that the Governor
will leave for Wisconsin tomorrow night
The State Board Of Public Works will
meet in the Library building on Thurs
day and Friday next. The case set for
the former day is one relating to
street railway crossig in Berkley. and
that for Friday is one OF like character
in Newport News. Both cases have been
up and both continued.
Dr.. II. w. IcGruder. chief chemist of
the Department of Agriculture. will take
tie place of Mr.. Geogre w. Koiner in
the list of speakers at the Grocers con-
yention here tomorrow and Thursday,
Mr.. koiner being compelled to be absent.
The sum of s2ss was received at the
State Auditors office yesterday. that be-
ing the amout of the annual dividend due
the State for the year ending September
80. 1902, in the Berryville Turnpike Com
pany.
Governor Montague has ordered a COM
mission to issue to Hon. A. c.. Braxton.
Of Augusta, as a member of the Board
Of Visitors of the Medical College of Viz
ginia, vice DR.. w. w. Douglas deceased.
Attorney General W. A. Anderson has
gone to Craig county to look after some
private matters. Major Anderson will re-
turn here to-day.
The State Board CT Fisheries will meet
at Murphy's Hotel. in this city, to-mor-
row night to transact regular routine
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
sl.oo EXCURSIONS
Richmond to Newport News, Saturday
I'M October 18th.

The Old Dominion steamer Monroe
will be launched at Newport News. Va.
Saturday, October 18th. and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway have arranged
for a sIO0 excursion from Richmond.
special train to leave Richmond SEQ a.
NJ Saturday, October 18th: returning
leave Newport News at 400 P. NJ. OF the
same date. S
This excursion Will be particularly att
stractive at this season OF the year and
viii appeal to the strangers row In the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

WASHINGTON. D. CATER the usual
sumner recess the United States Supreme
Court reconvened at noon to-day for the
october term. No business beyond me
admission Of new members OF the par
was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Onera. House Sold.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,r
wvtheyille opera House was sold at pub
~ auction to-day under deed Of trust.
hrinaine S, 900. Mrs. A. A. Campbell was
the purchaser,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

King William-October 2sth.
GEORGE l.. BROWNING.
Elk ton-O October 14th (nighD.
Stanardsville-Octo 18th.
r e. LDE, Jr.,
Culpeper Court-October Goth.
Fauquier Court-October 9th. !
A. D. WATKINS.
Meherrin, November LIST.
Powhatan Court. November 3D.
3. Q. JAMES.
Goochland Court-October Goth.
WILLIAM HODGES MANI = :.
Boydton-October 10Th.
: Chase City-October Goth (night).
J. TAYLOR ELLYSQN.
Chairman.
J.. G. HAWKINS,
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Found lead.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
SUFFOLK, VA. October 13-Parkera
Poole, twenty-eight years old. vas FOUND
dead yesterday by roadside. near
Grove. Va a jury ssth SdaathHe cane
j fbfrcan heart disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
TRAGEDY ON THE WATER
A Wounded Man Falls Overheard and
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
EASTVILLE. VA. October 1s:-Larrie
.Hamlin. white oystermm Of the sea-
side. had q row to-day with q negro
named Robert Bundick, Of Montague and
shot him. The wounded negro fell over
board and was drowned Hamlin gave
himself up to the authorities. and has
been lodged in Jail.
They were longing oysters on the
Broader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

Colored Preachers Admitted.
Especial Dispatch to The TimeA)
NORFOLK. "a. October 1s-Rey. g.
"a. Howell. Of Newport News and twelve
other colored ministers. representing the
"a fro. Christian Church. were admitted
|: into membership OF the American chIis-
tians Conyonttoo here to day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
CITY HAIL COURTS
Robert Daniel Got Twelve Years 70
Highway ROBBERY.

&, +
Motions for judgment were made in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday after
against the Old Dominion Benevolent AS.
ISOLATION Tor 1850. and "A. D. Atkinson
against Mary Lee Betting and Stewart H.
Ford for slS9.1.
In the Chancery Court John M. Miller.
Jr., qualified as administrator d, b, n,
c, t. a of John Stewart Walker, and VIII
liam S. Lynch qualified as administrator
c, t, a of John H. Nagle.
Robert Daniel. negro, believed to have
been engaged in the "hold-up" business
for a long time, was given twelve years
in the penitentiary YESTERDAY morning In
the Hastings Court. The specific charge
against him was taking 50 cents from
William Haw. He pleaded guilty.
William Branch, associated with him,
asked for a continuance to the next term.
agaIss e ent3n Mas asf osbs
DIR. Hugh NJ. Taylor qualified in the
Hastings Court yesterday afternoon as
member of the School Board to succeed
MI Mr. G: G. Cousins qualified in the same
court as notary public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
TRYABlTA HULLED CORN.
courts, the work SHAH be completed prior

courts, the wo1k shall be completed prior
to October 18th.
n'he results have been en,inently salts.
factory to the Democrats everywhere
though there will be some brief extensions
in scme places. One Of them is Madison
Ward. in this city. Messrs. Lanier and
Walsh. of the board made application
to Judge Witt for an extension OF three
days and will sit again next week MT.
r. L. Traylor did not join them, as ne
saws he sees no necessity for a further
sitting. when only forty Democrats ralleu
to apply during the inst sitting.
The registration for the Tuckahoe DIS
trict of Henrico county was completed
on Saturday, the board having sat the
last day at Shumakers precinct
Following are the results by precincts:
Precinct. White. SoloI n.u
Shumaker's .......... 461............. "a
Ridge Church-.-.....-. S7............. %
short Pump 7S............. 80
Sresthampton ......... 21............ lS
e47 129
1,;e-l,l1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

The results are highly satisfactory to
tho Democratic voters all over the
county. and the negro has at last ceased
10 he a political factor in Henrico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
A GOOD Piano s.! !; INVESTMENT

purchasing Piano few persons pause consider that
good Piano well bought Of the very best invest
ments for OF all personal propeyt alone after years
Of usage retains large percentage Of original valus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

The principal address in the State To-
day viii be made at Pearisburg. in Giles
county, by Governor Montague.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
STATE COUNCIL, 10. U. a. NJ.

Division Passenger Agent. sss E