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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
New Orleans Races.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, Jam 13.-Dasrnar.
Mr.. Phinizy and Ell Choir were the win VIM
ners. Summaries:
First race-one mile, selling-Robert
Bonner 40 to u first Aaron 90 to y sec
ond. Beaueath-- into 5yS third. Time,
1:43 L. ~ a.;fs5. q =. -.
Second race--six furlongs, selling--Il1t-
lie Jack Horner Us to y first. 3 6. Fox
az to y second, Free. Coinage (25 to y
third. Time. III @
Third race-handicap, steeple chase,
short co,ulirse-Dagmar (even) first, MI.
Rose Is to y second, HaryesB 3. GO to y
third Time, 500
Fourth 1nce-seven furlorg-Little En-
my GO to y first. Garter Ban GO to y
second. Albert f.. Dewey &c to y third
Time, 1:27. ~
selling-NIr. Phinizy e to 81 first. Little
Elkin Is to y second. Joe>Doughty d5 to
" third. Time 4 30.
(a to y first Star Cotton. az to y second,
sam Lazarus e toy third. ne,51 Al IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
ACCIDENTS AND SUITS.
Man.RuH Over; and XII .ed-An Unknown Negro
Dies Alone and Has No Friends
- Jl..5sf7 81 =
.(SnaciaI Disnatch. to- The Times,

\SPSSidi AlisPntNu --1tA1tASS'I
NEWPORT NEWS. Isl VA.a.sJan. 10
George Hancock (colored) was run over
by car on pier three this morning and
injured SO badly that he died three hours
later In the hospital
a negro watchman5 known as s'Wnl,
on the schooner Morning STAR at the
shipyard, was found dead in the cabin
this morning from heart disease. He had
been left yesterday to watch the vessel
The mans name cannot be-learned, and
the body Will probably be sent to Rich
mond to- the Medical College.
Nettie Sylvia Burgess, OF Norfolk, has
filed a suit here against the Newport
News and Old Point! Railway and Elec-
trio Company for $1,000. She claims that
on November 1st while trying to get Oft
the car at the corner of STWenty-eighth
Street and Washingtonf avenue, she was
thrown Violently to the pavement. sus-.
tanning permanent injury to her arm
A new declaration has been filed IN
the case of r. F.. KetchGm. This man
some time ago brought suit against the
Citizens Railway, Light and Power Com
many for $4,000 for alleged Injuries. 1t
was discovered that the wrong company
was being sued and q non-suit was taken.
a new action for 5000 being entered
against I this eoTppany ar: the..Neew port
News and Old Point Railway and Elec-
trio Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
BurkevfIle Enterprises
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

BURKEvILLE, VA. Jan. 1s.-Afr. r.
E. warmer, of: Jetersville, has bought
the large roller mill recently owned ana
run by J. u. Bradshaw & Co: Nr. Wari-
ner anticipates adding to the mill ana
making it one Of the best, both for Gus
tom and merchant milling.
Messrs J. l. Bradshaw d GO. naVs
lust completed their new plant for gem
era1 wood working business. occupying
the building known as the bridge plant
and will begin operation at once, Working
a large force of hands.
There has also been organized ooint
stock company known as the Burkevlfle
stave and Lumber Co. The timber@for
their building and some machinery are
in place. and they will begin erecting the
building at once. The outlook for this
firm is very bright. as they already nave
a contract for very near their entire out
put. /.
MIR. MCLEAN Bacon Leath left this
morning for Lydesville, n. c.. where ne
will be married Wednesday to Miss Cor
rine Horn, of that city. He was ac-
COMMANDED. by. his sister Miss Aars1
I,eath. and Mr.. H z. Boswell, OF TINS
city.
Miss Fannie Shelton and Mrs. j. L.
Bradshaw are busily- engaged settlas
ND a. concert for the benefit OF the bap-
fist Church. The date is not liked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
HAS RIGHT TO SELL,
NJ. Lampre Says His Company Can Give Per-
feet Title 10 Canal Property.
(By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. l6.-Ihe
Senate Committee on Interoceanic Ca
nails held a session to-day and NJ. LAM
prc. of the Panama Canal Company. was
AGAIN before it Senator Morgan ques-
toned him very closely, and at length
going over the examination of satur-
day, but not bringing out any new
facts of especial Importance. The COM
mittee will meet again tomorrow:
Senator Morgan questioned NJ. Lampre
especially concerning the interest of the
stockholders of the old Panama Canal
Company in the pending transaction. M
La,npre stated that under the agree-
ment of the new company with the old
company the stockholders of the latter
concern would receive 50 per cent of the
proceeds of the sale. He said that under
The original subscription agreement OF
the old company, the stockholders had
been entitled to interest amounting to
per cent per annum on their sulSscrip-
ton even while the canal was under
course of construction, but that the in
terest had been suspended when the old
company went into liquidation, He also
said that an agreement had been reached
with the ltquidator as the representative
of the old company: that in case of the
sale CT the property he should appoint
two arbitrators, while therew company
anrointed two. these four to select the
fifth. and that all FIVE should unite in
making an equitable distribution Of the
proceeds of the sale, He contended that
under the French law the new coHl-
uanv had a perfect right to make the
transfer notwithstanding the interest of
the old company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
A POLITICAL
FOOT BALL GAME
The Factions From Norfolk Coming
With Banners Flying,
ms AND The OUTS ARRAYED
Each Side VIII Tell Of Its Own Virtues
and the Others iniquities Before the
State Democratic Executive
Committee Tonight.
ms AND THE OUTS ARRAYED
fsleclal pIsnnteh 10 NM rimes.l

NoRtUt.h, a, Jan. lS.-If there is
not at Richmond tomorrow night q bat
tie, wmcn IN point OF bitterness viii
make the famed Kilkenny cat-ngnl look
like thirty cents. all signs now on the
line hero VIII fail. The Norfolk City
Qua, Executive Committees are sched-
uled to adjust their differences and de-
termln thir Respective CLAIMS to ieglu-
macy BY political linen wash in the
presence OF their foster parents, the
Democratic State Ceat,a! Committeeman,
tomorrow night Just who Will go has
not Yet been definitely settled, but that
Messrs James " Trehy, Clerk of the
court and chief OF Norfolk's little Tam
MANY and Captain William w. Dey,
commissioner of revenue, leader OF the
reform wing or Dey-Prince political fac
ton, Will be on hand,-is fairly certain.
SOME STAR WITNESSES.
Efforts are being made by the leaders
to Sc ure the attendance of the owner
and editur of the Nirginian-P Pilot news
paper. Mr. Albert w. GrandY: former
postmaster of Norfolk, Mr.. William A.
Anderson: MIR. Dey's lieutenant and lead
or OF the liquor sellers wing of the re-
form pa ". MIR, James T.. Prince; former
legislator, Merritt T. Cool5e; former Con
Eresslnan William a. Young, Attorney
George Pitcher, Nlessrs. Oberndorfer,
German and others, who contributed to
the gayety OF the late municipal cam
paign by growing Justify, some upon the
insi 'e ard Others up n the outside of the
Enclosure. All Norfolk knows that some
of the coolest heads and some OF the
hottest in this town are borne upon the
shoulders of those named in the above
printed list. and anticipate a word-thTow-
ing and wire-pulling exposition at Rich
nfond, beside which the constitutional
Convention is a mere side-show.
POLITICAL VIRTUE.
That political virtue, which those who
know thea best have never suspected
them of being siezed and possessed, will
be proved by their own admission to
have raen theirs from infancy is ex-
pected of some OF those who are about
TO descend upon Richmond.
The innate rottenness of the 'ins" and
The immaculateness Of the .touts" will
be visible to the naked eve tomorrow.
else a great change has come over the
Norfolk factions in the night, If the
whitewash brush is not being piled in
side political fences to-day at Norfolk,
II is proheblv only because of the. pro
verbal inutility of PARTING the lily.
CRACKS IN. WHTTEwASH
II cracks in the whitewash previously
annlio4 are NOT neinted ont hv counsel
for the plaintiff. then the Richmond eS-
nosition and .,,e~-'' c~N-roun9 viii differ
from similar exhibitions held here with
IN the past few months.
.one ticket admits to both exhibitions"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
Racing at the Exposition.
fHv Assoclated Press. )

(Sy Associated Press
CHARLESTON, S. G., JAM s s.---1e OF
to-day's races at the Exposition track
were won by outsiders. The second race 9.s
was cleYerly won by Swan Dance, selling
at l6 to j, over Jim Scanlan, an even
money favorite Gather clear; track
fast Summaries:
First race, selling. for thrce-year-olds
and upward six furlorgs--Presgravei first,
Kildarle second, Lulu Hammond third.
Time 1:2o. 60 .-- -.st ;ss}
Second race. selling. for three-year-olds;
FIVE furlongs-Swans Dance irstfSJim Scan
Ian second, Little Tower third Time, LOS
Third race, selling, for four-year-old,s
and upward: one and one eighth of e mile
Pan Charm first. Sadie Durham second.
Salo1ne third Time, 2:03 Is.
Fourth race. selling. for four-year-olds
and upward; six furongs-zanone first
BY George second. Sam Lazarus. ESQ,
third Time. lis Sd .5s.ss
Fifth race. selling. for four-year-oIds
an6 upward; five furlongs-Katie Gtbbon
first. sacten second, Olea third. Time,
:o5 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
PENSION G1ABBER ARRESTED.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee Visits Her Relatives
D posits of Gold.
Especial Dispatch TO TIE Tirnes.)


FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. 30
George Taylor (coiored), of ). Morrisville..
Fauquier county. was. arrested Saturday
evening by Special Agent AN. Roome.
OF tn United States Pension Once III
Washington ana brought here by private
conveyance. From here he was taken to
Alexandria, where, he will be tried on
charge Of felony in forging a name to a
application for a pension. Iaylor repre-
scented himself as a member of the Third
Pennsylvania Cavalry of the Civil War
MIR. w. r. Gardy has sold his saw-mill
and mercantile business in Westmoreland
county and will move. with his family.
to Baltimore to RESIDE.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee daughter of the
great Confederate General. Robert E.
Lee, WI 0 has been visiting her relatives,
Captain Dan NJ. Lee and family. at
Highland Home" in Stafford county.
near this city, mas gone to Alexandria
and Washington where she will rl,e the
guest OF friend for some time.
Judge J. ". Morton. of Orange county.
has sold his farm of 200 acres in Culpepsr
county to Mr.. L. Vowel. of Madison. for
$3.50.
New York capitalists viii soon begin
prospectig for gold on the farm o. Mr..
w. IL Alger. in Orange county, rich oe-
posiis having been found there 1t IS
said that some of the idle mines in that
section will soon begin operations.
Mr.. w. S. Dodd who has for some
wears been tie booklleeper for the Ken
more Shot Company of this city. has been
appoirted to an important position with
the Virginia State Fertilizer Company at
Lynchburg.
Miss Agnes n Nelson, of Rapidan.
Orange county. will be married tomorrow
al st. Michnel's and Ail-Saints ChUlch
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4
Rate Of Ilcrsase Of pdIation Has
age
DEC CREASE IN e THE R PORTIONS
North, Eas. and West iaye Not drown
as Rapidly as Z hey Did. In v !. Past
Decades Frontier Fo
~ Long q Factor. = !. $50
(By Associaled Press.

(By ASSOCIATED! EfeoS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., j an. i 35ss--The
Director of the Census announced to-day
the percentage Of increase Of population
in Inherent parts Of the country. show
ing for. the last decade a rapid decrease
from the previous rate Of growth Of pop
ulauon in the West. and less marked, bur
decided, decrease in the5North,l and a
sHgnt, increase in the South. "a For4s the
trSl time IN the hlstolW ot-this country,
the populat.on. of the south has increased
some " nat more lapMiy [ han that OF the
Nolrn. he East geograpn ieHIs fais..in-
cluued in the term MORT h.e- The rate.ef
the growth. ine the N oFth.s iAV est and
South is far more nearly the same than
it ever has been. z .s2E
The omelal announcement divides THE
country as foil oWS: s4Ss5l e. 81
West, from the Pacific to, the eastern
boundary Of Montana, Wyoming, Colo
RADIO and New Mexico; north and south
the respective sides of a line formed by
the Potomac and. Ohio Rivers and the
southern boundaries -,of Missouri and
Kansas. The percentage of4increase from
1860 to 1880 was 61.9 in the North, IS. 4 in
the South and 1856 in the West, Whlle
In the last twenty years, s1sS0-1900, it was
4S.7 iii the North; 4s.5 South and 13l5
West. y
80 - CHANGE HAS COME.
Prior to the Civil War the Nor tflern
States nearly doubled in populations with
each twefity years. while in the South
ern States the increase of population was
only about two thirds as great. Since
1860 tile rate Of growth in. both parts OF
the country has been much less, but
while the rate of growth i1p the North
has DECREASED steadily, that IN the South
~,
slightly greater than during the twenty
years from 1860 to 1850. During the last
twenty years there has been no substan-
ttal difference in the rate of growth OF
the two sections. ~ .szS55s.5..- Fsssa4.
The per cent. of growth of these re
gions during each Of the last two ten Ten
year. periods follows: ~
1886 sS0-North, 24s; South, 2o.l; We essSl
1soo-North, 10; south IA; West,
IF the comparisons istelimlted, ITO !. the
states east of the Mississippi fRiVer'
CHASING Minnesota and Louisiana. Win ~,
the western states, the result is slightly
different. It would show the increase
to he:
1sao-North, 2o.1; South. 16.
1890 eOo-North, 1913; South. III
When: the trans-lIississippi States are
omitted. the rate of growth. in the North
is slightly greater than that in the SOUTH
but the present difference between tne
two sections in this respect saabout nan
what It was between 1880 anef41S9o and less es'
than one-seventt Of what it was between
1850 and 1860. :.
Tha frontier as a large area of rapid
hut intermittent growth is no longer a n
in,norta nt~~faetor- ine.the PROGRESS '.-of
American population and the rate OF
.,rnp,th in the several great areas of the
tinted states IS now nearly the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
in Baltimore to Mr.. Samuel w. Marshall

in Baltimore to Mr.. Samuel w. Marshall
of Portsmouth.
The Fredericksburg Glee Club, a former
musical organization, has been reor-
ganized under the leadership of Mr.. j.
w. Adams.
!. News las been received here of the
critical. illness of Mr.. NJ. f. Embrey, for
nerly Of this city, at his home, in Mem
phis, Tenn. He has a number Of rela-
tivesa here and owns property in this Guy.
A revival is in progress in the Baptist
Church here, conducted by Rev.A.Dr.
is. Dill, the pastor, assisted by Rev
W. w Hamilton, of ouisrille,,a Ky,
Mr. Charles e. Horney, of Newport
News who has had charge of the ex-
press office here since the death of Agent
S. Willis Howard, has been offered the
position as permanent agent here, sbutshe
has not yet, decided whether =, ne VIII &C.
cept. He win deciue by February list
and continue in charge until then There
are other applicants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
! REV. MR.. GUMS. FAREWELL,
Goes to Porto Rico as Missionary-Mr
vs Thomas F.. Goode, Jr., Improves.
/ agfs,,ocsisi nisnatrh to VIC Times.(

81 Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
BOYDTON, VA, Jan. z1S.-The Rev. II
Sterling Gum, rector of st. JamesssEpls-
copal Church, in this place, preache0
his farewell sermon yesterday, prepara-
tory to leaving for Porto Rico as
missionary. The church vas fetil ana
the remarks Of the rector We're very az
feeling.
He will sail from New York in about
two weeks.
Mr.. Thomas F. Goode,s Jr., of the bank
ing firm of Williams & Goode,, is, still at
the Hot Springs. Ark He is slowly re-
covering from the effects Of ticas from
which he has been a great suffer for
several months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
THEMACHINE5 IGNORED,
The President Makes -au appointment at

t53ss-s. ~ -. - Winchester. - -.
'za tspeeia1 bisipasteh to The Times:2
WIN a, IN n. L. In spite
OF he1stippurt given by the Republican
machine Of Virginia--to. his opponents,
Bentley Kern was to-day nominated bv
President Roosevelt for postmaster at
Winchester. Both Postmaster Cfsaries
H. Hardy and G. M aitbens, a member
Of .the State Executive COMMITTEE who
ran against Congressman Hay. had ads the
support. of Messrs. Agnew a md oWtten
and others, and NJ. Kinssberry4W also
a candidate.
Ali put5up a hard fight for many IN
weeks, but the President, it is said, COM
pletely ignored the machine. Mr. Kern es
Is prominent citizen and has always
been Republican.
/. Advices from MoundsVille,s w. Va, are
to the effect that Harry Anderson, John
and Thomas Morrison, young brfcklayers
pfst11is city,a whe;t two.1years ago, were
sent, up for; 10 years for robbing Charles
Cooper, an eccentric old man, will pc
pardotled this week, proof Of their in
nocence having been established. =
The new Farmers and Merchants Ma
tionaI Bank began business to-day. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
Nominated by the President.
rRy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 1s-The
President to-day sent the following nom
nations to the Senate: $50
Collector5ot Custon,s-Jessc Nv Elliott,
at Newport News, Va
.Postmasters: Lorisiana-Dayid G; Bald
win, New Orleans: August " BuloW'
Napoleonville; Thomas =. Morse. Ne"
Iberia,
.Virginia-H ansford Anderson. West
point; William T. Miller. Shenandoah
Bentley Kern, Winchester; John N. Dsl-
Wis, Woodstock
sAIabasnsa-Erelate D. Barker. Mobile:
Alice Pardue Sheffield; Daniel v Sewer
Jr., Russellville-
Florida-Ge-ald B. Reynolds. Tampa;
joseph L Sksoper. Lakeland.
s. Georgia Edward D. Sny.he.s Augusta;
Jerome E. Poche Washington; A M.
Smith Brunswick.
Point.
North observation-disclosures T. seehorn.
Lenoir: Atheton 3. Hill. Scotland Neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
EYE ON DR.. BARR.
Waited By Chicago thurch-Attorneyship
Pisul Grows Warm. ~
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)


NORFOLK, VA, Jan ia committee
from Grace Church, Chicago, visited Nor
folk yesterday and heard Rev. DR.. Barr,
rector Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
preach. as they also did the previous Sun
day. They afterwar6 conferred with DR..
Barr, but aile declines to say whether he
has 5cen called to Grace Church or would
accept or decline such call
The impression prevails here that he
does not care to leave Norfolk.
The fight. between General Edgar. Allan
Messrs. D. Lawrence 4Groner and +. 7.
Thorp for the United States District At
torneyship of this district. row held by
General Allan, is growing warm. General
sAians two opponents are held to be un-
like. him, in. tina. they are in thorough
accord with tho organization, Judge
Waddill and Hon George e. Bawden
Mr., Bowden Is not making predictions
upon the result for publication.
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Confirmed by the Senate.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON D. c.. Jan. 13s-The
Senate to-day confirmed the following
1o1nirations:
John. c. Dancy. of North Carolina. re-
corder of d 7eds.G District Of Columbia:
JoAn It. Wider. zre~sinns a gent, Knoxville,
Tenn; John .E. Mccall. collector of in
terrra' revvenne. eth District of Ten
nessee: f W. Collins. register land Of
fee. Iac.en,,a Miss
eU-ite4 States atto-neys-Wn. Waugh
an Norther- District of A1"halla: n E.
HoltonL We tern District of North Caro-
1'nr: Warren S. Reese. Middle District
Alabama. = ~
United States Observation-Disclosures u.
Pi-v-a-,. Nrddle Distr:o+ Of Alaha-ca:sD M
coorer Northern Di-tr:ct of Alabama:
Fl q Dcc'.ery. Eastern District Of North
Carolina
!zSPostv-asters: North lCarn1fna---yv - w
Roli-,s Arhe,,i'le:a eeorsia--Rl1 A.7ERrin-
son Mile. Ju'sa Eli 20 Sea ri : W
A''5.a---ssa Carte-ssvslle = H %. Bush.C ov-
tngton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
pear before Federal Judge Purnell in

pear before Federal Judge Purnel1 IN
Raleigh tomorrow to show why he should
be. made a bankrupt. This action was
taken at the instance OF Baltimore cred
itors. =ss s.. u
Charles Young, who has been an assis.
tant in M III. Jones watch and jewelry
establishment for five or six years. has
been arrested on a warrant sworn out by
Jones for the larceny OF watches. BE
waived preliminary examination and was
sent up under, "a bond Of s1oo. which he
gave.
Duringfthe last few days Revenue Officer
s. H. Satterfe1d has captured and cut
Up two moonshine stills near the Dur
ham-Person county line, besides emptyins
many gallons Of beer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
A PASTOR RESIGNS.
Mr.. Watson Denies That He Has Discussed
Running for the United States Senate. s.
(Specia1 Dispatch to The Timex)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WINSTON-SALEM, n. c., Jan. 13.-
Rev e. l.. Lolk has resigned as pastor
al the Lutheran Church here and accept
ed call from several churches in Shen-
andoah county, Virginia.
MIR B4 watson says there is 10
truth -insthe report sent out from Wash
ington to The, effect that he and Captain
R. B. Glenn had discussed the question
of running for the United States senator
ship. -rsy $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
srnI,FD proposals.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Wash
ington D. c.. January O. 1902. sealed
proposals will be received at. this Depart-
n7er1t ,nt:. g O'clock p NJ THU ESDAY.
january % 1902 for Installing system
Of electric light wiring in the u. S. Gus
tcm-IE>,lse Richmond. Va. Drawings
and specifications can be obtained upon
applca ton to the Custodian. u. S. Gus
tenn House Richmond Va. Each pro-
posai must be accompanied by a certi-
fled cbectstin the sum OF one hundred
Secretary Of the Treasrrv &c \ g,,aran-
tee of good faith. Partial bids will not
befconstdereG. The Department reserves
the right to reject any and al bids and
dressed to the Secretary. of the sTrca s,,rv.
Washington p c.. and inGorsed: Pro-
posal for Wiring IT s -Cus+or1- House
P'chrronds Va. M. E. ALLIES. Assist
ant Secretary.
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ESCAPED From Stauntnn

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
DURHAM, N. C., Jan. 1S.--EST. Owens,
an escaped lunatic from the Insane asy-
lurn at Staunton. Va, was carried to the
county home this morning. Ever since
Christmas he has been acting aueerly.
and on sslturdayzit was thought best TO
lock him UP.
The authorities at-staunton have been
notified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
,unn,n,r>:or tho outcome OF neg

lect or had blood. have a never falling
balm in DR.. Agnew's Ointment. Will heal
the most stubborn ses.zs 500 thes .irrita-
ton Almost instantly after first applica-
ton. It relieves all itching and burning
skin diseases in a day.ssSIt curesSpiles in
three to Eve NIGHTS : 3 scents.-2l Sold by
Tragic Medicine Com',any.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
ENrW5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Millions are daily finding a world Of
comfort in Buckien's 4Arnica Salve. 1t
Kills PAIN s. from Burns. Scaids. Cuts.
Bruises. conasers Ulcers and Fever
sores; cures ,ruptfons Salt Rheum,
Boils and Felons; removes SCorns and
Warts Bests Pile cure; on earth. Only
,5n=a at Owens Minor. Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
m ,ead Admirq, ech,ey.

Associated Press.)
FRANKFORT X " Jan. ii3.-Tha Sem
tate to-day unan' mouslys adopted a resolu-
ton commencing Admiral schley and In
zviting nim to address the general Assem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14

.sl,nager I.earl aids HIS Persona,

eI,nager. t.eathss.s ids HIS Prrsont,
endorsements .,r:zs na,'
Mana ser, Leath. of the Academy. dis
.ussing the attractions of the week at
he ACADEMY, said last night:-.".I have
not been in the habit of recommending
attractions through the press. but re-
HE that ...Arizona.' which, will be at
the Academy tie lastthree days of this
eek, is not as well known as some of
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