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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04

During the hearing in New OTlean= II
the case against Klein and West, charged
with rObbing man who claimed to be
7. f. Manners. the last named took the
stand and confessed that he Was EdovHrd
s1ern. Jr.. the valet who stole $4,000
s.gfrh 81 jewelry from the Thebaud nan
son IN New York
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04

Of the new State
would be Dennis T.
Flynn, who has
long been the terri
torial delegate to
Congress ard who
is pushing the bill
for statehood with
great vigor and en-
thusiasm. o kla-
homa has no more
loyal son within her
borders and no
more brilliant citi-
zen. His native
town is Phoenix
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04

Mr. AID Mrs. Joseph Sioeum Of Mount
S.ocum. y T., sixteen years ago gave
food and shelter 10 a young man named
Jared Rogers They had forgotten the
incident. Rogers died il the Tar West a
Few weeks ago. AMI left the roBais -
600
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
onnint sonthern Enitaph.

A Charleston, ). c., churchyard con
tains the dust of many eminent men
and several queer epitaphs. The cpl
taph of Charlotte Elford, who died OF
May Q. 1917, says that
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
In AriZnna.

He called Alkali Ike a liar and a
horse thief"
And he's dead-right there. I say"
"Yes. he was dead right there. sure
enough. Philadelphia Press.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
GAMES WITH PAPER ROLLS AMUSE SOCIETY

causing deal social
n
bindsolded hand 81 each
cud The players then
upon fun o the players the other.
Are yonh
hand and strives hi
With the
other head
other
ind the result Of the blow
shoulders his
In his reaase and indefinitely
Of ether
plAyer his head from being
struck.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
DELEGATE DENNIS T. FLYNN.
OkIahona's Able and Popular Repre-
sentative at Washington.

Should the project % make Oklahoma
State prove successful, it is not i'm
probable that one Of the first Senators
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
RECEIVERS FROM CONSUMPTION

Miss Emma t

Miss Emma Il. King Of New York,
who offered herself as subject for ex-
Fermentation TO prove or diSproyc Prof.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
Fiscal year ending
T, Ty,n T,,,..

Tots. for
~ mos SOS s1e.a2I $685.. 752.oe7
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04

\ gIance II me IlIIUWIHs IdDIe SHOWS
how the cities suffered from cold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
no GUESSING At THE
RESULT IN VIRGINIA.
Park ASncw Free With Opinions as
to Rest of the Country-Other
Matters.

WASHINGTON D. c.. November l.
fSpeciaL)-Park Agnew. chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee. was
in Washington to-day. but refuses to give
any statement in regard 10 the outlook in
Virginia. He was free in the express
will carry the country at large and will
elect a good majority In the House.
II have never thought the Denccra es
had any show in New York" he said
nor has my opinion changed during the
past week. feel confident that OdeIl
will be elected by good safe majority
LAS to Virginia I cannot pretend to
guess. After a few days we will all
know for certain. so there is no use guess
ing.
The following virginians are registered
in Washington to-day:
The Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Wood. B. S Forbes. W. O.. Young Rich
mord: n. D. Maher. Norfolk.
The st. James-Alfred Doolittle. Wide
water.
Howard House-w. c.. Randolph.
Lynchburg: J. NJ. Carpenter. Luray
mond.
Pensions granted:
Observation-Disclosures reissue. etc.-James
McNau!v. n. NJ. Home Elizabeth City *:
William NJ Tanner. Snilax. So (Mextcan
war;.
North Carolina = Originals = shedrick
White. Roper. S.. Increa Sc reissue. etc
rohn F. Pardue. KnottviIie 80; Amos
Field dead Hill s.. Widows mIno-s
md dependent rela tfves-Jane Fields, Hill
IS: Susan Cobb. Goldsboro. IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
] DGED BY THE HEELS
So Striking Tai|ors Stopped
Fashionable Society Women.
in New York.

NEW YORK. November 1.-tSpecial.)-
Fashiona bic society women driving up 10
Mrs Osbcrn's DIRE ssma King shop on Fifth
avenue to-day We're mistaken by strlk-
ing tai.urs for French dressmakers and
subjected to no little annoyance. French
eeis were responsible for hod-up In
one instance
Locking at the heels one malcontent
tapped the woman on the shoulder and
stopped her with: Are you one of them
Ere, oh dressmakers?"
How dare you. sr?" she Indignantly
exclaimed. brushing off the OBTAINING fin
ger You're an impudent fellow
You're another said he.
Mrs Osborn calls the strikers something
worse. She says ,ney are anarchists She
adds that she is not talking Tommy 70.
either.
They actually threatened me- said she.
She did not explain what they threaten
ed her with but from her perturbation it
was Judged to be something serious 1t
may nave been lney told her they would
have the Tailors' Union boycott her fash
iona bic playhouse.
Its perfectly dreadful" said Mrs Os
born. NO gentleman would act as they
do. They are regular anarchists. | can
tell that from the way they whisper to
one another and the way they dor't
comb their hair. But they need not think
they can scare me. After my eNpe! fence
of the past few weeks in the theatrical
business am not afraid Of anybody or
anything.
Il wan them to understand / won't
grant 9 single one of them their demand.
and that can get along without them.
expect TO have a full force of other tail
ors by Monday"
A policeman is on guard In front Of the
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
COOKING MADE EASY.
An Oil Burner Which May Be Al
tached to Any Cooking Stove.

An Oil Burner Which May Be Al
tached to Any Cooking stove
The Carter Oil Burner viii be on *.
n1p1tion ut the store CT Johu t. nVsr
Co. 500 east Broad street. all this week.
and the public is Invited 70 inspect yai,
new device, which defes all coal strikes.
The Carter Oil Burner is made OF cast
iron and can be attached to any WOOD
or coal cooking-stove. a reservoir hold
ing FIVE gallons of Kerosene is placed
few feet from the stove. and is conneca
to the burner by copper tube The tess
is regulated By valve. A little asbasto'
packing is saturated in kerosen ne oil ant
placed in the burner. This Is gh ed. an;
as soon as the burner becomes sufficiently
hot. which erSueS in a very few minutea
-vaporza ton commences. and as the ksre
sene rises 1t is converted into gas, wnic!
burns in blue flame. giving out an Z
tense heat.
Cooking may be done in the oven
over the range. and water heated IN tn
tank as in any cooking-stove
Beside the ease with which the burns
is operated its slight cost IS a stFo~
argument in its favor. gallon OF aeF'
sene. costing u cents, lasts SIX cen
tinuous hours in IS range.
In addition to its use for cooking u va
heat a room of ordinary size as well IS
wood or coal fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Tonight The pastor. the Rev. r. NJ.
Chandler will preach on The Divine
Guiding this morning.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Societ,
of the West-End church will be held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. c.
A. Raines.
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Miss Bertha Godsey will leave to-day
for Winterpock. Va. where she will visit
Miss Lena Nunnally.
Mrs G.. F. Williams will address the
Members of the Sunbeam Society In the
Clopton-Street Baptist church this after
noon at O'Clock. She is superintendent
of Nl1e society IN Virginia.
Mrs. p. 3. Winfree. who has been i'll at
her nome in Chesterfield county. Is now
able to be up again.
The pie party. given at the home of
Mrs. Huband Friday night. for the 5ene
fit Of the Daughters of Liberty Of Man
chester was most enjoyable affair.
Miss Margaret Merchant. sister of DR..
Merchant who has been i'll with typhoid
fever. was greatly improved last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
The Renuvofr Fund.

tNew Orleans Times Democrat)
Readers OF the Times Democrat to whom
1t was given TO contribute to the fund for
the purchase Of "Beauvoir" as home for
-XConfedrate soldiers. will be interested
in reading this letter that was received
yesterday at this office:
Jackson Miss. October 90. 1902
To the Editor of The Times Democrat:
The Democrats contribution of
s2.12s.Ss was duly received and the same
has been turned over to General George
c. Myers. treasurer of the Beauvoir
fund.
This Is by far the largest sum received
from any one source. and in thr name OF
the Sons and old veterans | desire to
extend you our most sincere thanks Tor
the same and for the great interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
NORFOLK SOCIETY,

NORFOLK, VA. November 1.-(Spe-
cial)-Quite an ENJOYABLE event was The
dinner party given TO Mrs. Ella Fuller by
number Of her friends on Saturday eve
ming. The table was beautifully decorated
with American Beauty and Brides roses
Among those present were Mr. Duncan
Fuller Mr. Thomas w Shelton. Mr.. ]
1reden Jenkins, MIR Richard BYRD. Mr.
Sedley Ware. DR.. r. B. Kenyon Mr. John
Howe. Mr.. G. NJ. billiard. Mr. c. w. Y.
Collins, Mr.. Do~rey. Colonel w S Bat
tie. Dr.. E. T. Field. Colonel c. NJ. Kerr
and Mr.. William Jones.
Mr.. Aaron Milhado was the host at
very delightful box party on Monday
night to witress David Warflel6 In The
Anctioncer. Among these present were
Miss May Nicholson. or Washington. D.
c.: Miss JOSEF me Cooke. Mr.. r. L.
Dob.e and MIR. !, ihado.
Captain and Mrs Thomas. q. s. ~.
have issued invita- tons to a luncheon to
,e given on Friday. on board Il e United
Itates receiving-ship Franklin. in honor
# Miss Helen Gould. Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph L. Cohn have Is
ued invitations to the marriage of their
laughter. Alice. TO Mr.. Norman Bell. Jr.
he ceremony to take place on Tuesday.
november nth. at P. H.. at the First
Presbyterian church.
The initial german of the Norfolk and
Old Point German Club took place IN
Tuesday at the Chamberlin Hotel. Old
Point, some sixty or seventy couples he
Ing present Messrs. Walter Fl TAYLOR
and r. c. Taylor led the couples through
many intricate figures and the german
was voted by all to be very plea san,
effa.r.
Mis-. Margare, Old entertained few
friends in her box on Monday night, 10
see The Auciioneer." Those present be-
ing NJ SIS Claudia Miles. of Anna polis
Nd; DR. Herbert Old, MIR. " w. Old.
Jr., and Miss Old
Miss Belle Stone OF warrenton Va &c
the guest of Miss Lily Woodard. In Far
AK avenue. Client
Ex-Governor Tyler and Wife who have
oeen visiting friends in this city. re,prna5
IN Monday to their home In Radford
Ia
Miss Virginia Blunt who has been vic.
tirg Mrs. J A. c. Groner. in Client re-.
tuTneo nom on tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington raylo. who
attended the Confederate reunion ~
WytheSiise Va. have returned home.
Mss Bin. who has been visiting Miss
Wary King Nash. in Portsmouth. Va IL
row me guest of Miss Lily Woodland, in
Miss Margaret Wilson who represented
The Pickett Buchanan Chapter. Daughters
OF me Confedcracy a, the reunion .,
Wsfnsviiie. Va. returned home on SAT-
urcay. ~
Mrs NJ II. Bull and M,s,e. M.r,.r..
ana Ma ME Bull left on Monday fer Korea.
where they expect to spend the follow.
Ing year with the Rev. William Bull. WIN
Is m .ssionsry al Kun San. They SAIL
from Vancouver November "a via the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
COAL DEALERS MONDAY.
Meet to Discuss the Situutfon-yn,.
ply and Prices Vow,


Splint lump coal Is now passing throuy,
this city. on It's way to Newport N.g
and New England because there is ii,,J
market here for this product at s. a in
at the mines There Is plenty to 5a r3t
at that price. 1t Is said. and there is H..
tie occasion for anxiety. The wholes,..
price of this coal in Richmond is pS q.
The cars.
There is no advance. it is said, In n,
price of soft coal. Steam Goa! remains,
firm. because of the demand In the West,
particularly in Chicago. The statement
pubnShed yesterday mat sOIt ccat non
uiIngS ~ at the mines. or S0i0 here
not understood by Ia. ge dealers 81 yposzI
10 be thoIou5nly conversent with The ST..
uduon.
There is one danger, however. and ,hl,
IS cue to the veiS small stock garrtri
IN thAS city by deaierS II decided .q.i
wave should put in a premature appear.
anee. 1t Is possible that SplIut ce4I Sou.t
rise mo fancy figures. tor the reason
that the lmEsdi4.e demand would b,
much greater than The supply aud Ihsra
would be no reserve upon ~niCn 10 al
-ack.
\ scheduled meeting OF the Coal Deal
ers Association Will be held lo-mGrr0a
10 discuss the situa dor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
The Crewc People.

CREVE VA. November 1-tsnecial y
Mr. " F Watkins left Thursday for
Neysviile where he was called to see his
brother Mr.. Samuel Watkins. who is i'll
yith typhoidteyer.
Miss Matte Ward of Suffolk. is spend
ing few weeks With her home people.
at this place
Miss Marion Cooke assistant stenogra-
pher in the Norfolk and Western railway
Offices. viii spend Sunday with friends
n Roarokc
Mrs W T. Wilson spent few days
IN Rich'nond last week.
Mr. w L. Welbo-ne left Friday for
North Carolina 10 visit his home.
Mr r. E. Loclsett and wife left Friday
or Atlanta Ga. where the former ex
poets TO engage in business. Mr.. Lockett
has bean ENGAGED in ,-.e hardware and
grocery business with his father. Cap
ain E F, LocEett for q number Of
Years. at this place. He is well known in
business circles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
Caroline Politics.

BOWLING GREEN. VA. November L.
Especial Politics is warming up and I'M
der efficient Denocra tic ma Engagement
apathy has given place to intense inter
est The voters of all the precincts Of
the county have been addressed In meet
ings in their precincts. and all indica-
tons point to a handsome M iority for
cor~resstnan ". A. Jones. Hon. David
B. Powers Jr.. who is heading the speak
ers and who Is also the county chairman
400 to co.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mr. and Mrs. Allan 6. Burrow returned
IN Monday from Petersburg. where they
have been visiting friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mr. Harry L. Jordon. Of Smithfield. Va.
has received his appointment as second
lieutenant in the United States army. and
viii shortly be assigned to duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
MR.. BrcHANAN,s LETTER.

The following is copy OF the letter of
Superintendent Buchanan to Chairman
Abbott. of the ordinance informing him of
the better street car service on the Man
chester lines:
Mr.. j. T. Abbott. Chairman of the Ordi-
nance Committee. Manchester Va:
Dear Sir.-I beg to advise that we are
now operating an extra car on the Perry
strc ct line to the Locomotive Works. both
morning and evening. this car leaving
the sheds at 500 a. NJ. following the reg
ular car, which was complained of as
being overcrowded. and leaving the Lo-
connective Works 5:55 P. NJ. relieving the
regular $40 P. NJ Perry-street car of
crowd,ng and affording a through SER
vice for the people living in Manchester.
I think If the committee will check the
traffic on the Perry-street line they will
find the o.ercrowding relieved on the
FIul-street line. We have on extra cars,
making fve-mnute service during rush
hours and on Saturdays operate eight-
minute schedule throughout the day to
keep cars from being crowded Should
your committee have any suggestions to
make whereby we can change the time
of running these extra cars so as TO give
better results and accommodation to the
public, shall be pleased to be advised.
Very respectfully.
G. B. BUCHANAN !.
Superintendent
CHURCH, SERVICES TO-DAY.
The Rev. Asa Driscoll will preach this
morning In the Fifth Street Methodist
church. his theme being Victorious
Faith Tonight his subject will be The
Fathers Voice.
The Rev. E. T. Smith has been doing a
great deal of good in the Oak Grove Bap-
list church of late. and there have ben
tue NJ Eve
persons have Joined the church Mr.
18th will occupy his pulpit as usual to-
day.
= he Rev. A c. Bergman will occupy
his pulpit in the West-End church both
morning and evening TO-DAY
The Rev. Dr.. J. Powell Garland will
prea III In the Central Methodist church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mrs John J. Gibson. who has been visit
ng her mother, Mrs Louis Hilliard. in
York street. returned on Monday to her
nome IN Chicago. Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Miss Nisida Langhorne and Miss Irene
Wilt of New Orleans. La. were the
guests Of Mrs. George c. Billups. IN
LThent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

On account of illness In the family. Miss
Lvesay announces that Miss Petts VII
entertain The Monday Euchre Club al the
residence of Mrs. G. II. Clarke. Chestnut
Hill, November Ord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woodland returned
IN Sunday from Baltimore. Md. where
fley have been spending several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
OLD SOLDIERS TO MEET.

A meeting Of the survivors Of the Ell
lott Grays will be held In Judge Clop
toms office in Manchester. next Wednes
day night for the purpose of discussing
plans for raising funds for the erection
Of the Confederate monument at Ches-
terrified Courthouse. Squire H. A. Jor-
dan will preside at the meeting. and some
of the survivors VINO are expected to be
present are Messrs. George c. Anderson.
James Baird Louis F. Bossieux and Cap
tain John S. WhtWorth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mir. Herbert Allen. of Asteville. n. c..
s the guest of his brother. Dr. M. h
Allen on Monticello avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mr. and Mrs Andrew Edelbelut an
nounce the coming marriage of their
daughter. Miss Louise Helen Edelhlut. tt
Mr. Joseph ]. Miller. November 18th. al
St Mary's German Catholic church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Colonel E. NJ Henry. Judge J. NJ. Keel
;ng Mr.. William HIGGINS, Mr.. j. ".
Trehy. Mr.. Peauoss, and MIR. Stroud re-
,urned Saturday from the reunion In
Wytheville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

The regular monthly meeting Of ST
Anne's Benevolent Society Will be held
this afternoon al O'Clock in the base
nent of the Cathedral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Miss Matte Wood who for the last two
Va .eks has beer very Ill. is now improving
al her home 21t4 Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

,erday. as the guest Of his sister. Mrs.
L. w Cheatham. 1t will be remembered
hat E. r. Mitchell. who killed his sweet
heart and himself. lived at the home Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mir NJ F. Cilkeson a prominent citizen
g. Augusta county who was a delegate II
the Presbyterian synod which met at
Norfolk has been guest Of his frleno
and former schoolmate. Mr.. Irving
Beve,:ree liz west Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Canadian and Pacific on the steamship
Empress of Japan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
MT7TLEDORFER'S.
217 e. Broad Street,
To- Morrow Viii Special Price Day in All Our prtn 1t5
duced 10 the Lowest Notch Our Stocks Are Larger Iha
SPECIAL OFFERING IN
CLOAkS, SUITS. AND SKIRTS.
We Are Offering an Unusual Op-
poftunity to Purchase Fine
Garment at Very Low

poftunlty to Purchase Fine
Garment at Very Low
Pics.
Ladies' Tan. B.ue, and Black Cloth Cloth
Giants .ams ' @orsh G 1885, f ye'xs: sost
Handsome Tailored Goa s, inla;d " vtly ye
collars. mercerized lined. worth $500. for
.ionte Carlo Coats. slot seams, full
.oilored. in all shades. worth $3.50. for
so9s
Ladies ,Tailozvd Suits IN Tans and an!
G GFag a fa rsf aa s st $1,000 s. for
Ladies Russian Elouse su.H- in Tan.
slue. and Black. sa, in striped scans a9S
tq sred SIr w Spa sl S5 Or Tx jackets
nowHaxe and plain: special s124" to
Wal..ing or Rai-y-Day s,-irtes, mixed
-heviots flare rufile. worth $3.50. for
se90
we have Iar~e l'ne # c b sn !. 5. 8
,-- 20 a si'e''S'' . 80
Ladies Ping Pong We IS. All
Colors. the Latest Fad.
SPECIAL. S. 70.
We Have a Large L neof Mercer
lied AMI S,'ine Pettico7ts at
Special Prices for rlon-
day, 4oc. to IS.
DRESS GOODS.
Striped and Paid Flernelsttes; yard
wide. worth u 1-2c.: special &c.
New Snowflake, in tray. Brown and
Blue worth $3.50, for oSc.
Corded Plaids in all cclors the newest
waist n lteria1 worth IS 2-3c.. for loo
The reveet in p'a1 al S.ripe Dress
Goods: special. 25c. a yard.
A'l-WooI P'aids in Cry ard Brown.
worth &c a yard for fHc. yord
Henrietta Clc.h. As inches wide. worth
sc: special. 40c.
7enfiir.e newest shades. most stylish
p h-ic: snacial TO var.
Cordurovs in White P-c--n Green.
t-~ov ard 7'ac,v: 7oc a yard up.
P1ec, md Cry Decver r''o+' snr c-a'S-
ing s,-irts. worth 500 yarE. for s1.10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

taken In the subject by the Times Demo
GRAFT
I'VE are short about $1,000 of the pur-
chase money Of $4,000. The meeting re-
solved TO place General Gco~ge G. Myers
on the road to raise the same. He will
star, out pretty soon. Ve"y truly.
1T NJ. HENRY,
Secretary Beauvoir Committee.