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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

81 doctor Chevremont, Cirujs
Uo dentists, hace saber sus clientes
que SO ausenta para los EstAdos
Unidcs por algunos meses.
n q Is 13
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

- Ha fallecido en- Venezuela ID se-
nora dorA Juana Ines Q 1intero, tia
de los se11ores AcostR y Q Qlintero
de esta Capital, q los cuales damos
sentido kessme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

FL sen9r don Federico Bay, de
San German SO sirve psrticipsrnos
en- circular AtentR haber alberto en-
dicha C:u1ad una casa comercial de-
dicadS & los ramos de provisiones y
uuiucalla.
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E. LOPEZ CRP2RO

305 Henry Street Brook yn N: Y.
A1mite huespedes & pIcCios mo
dicos, con o sin ccmida. p
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FL SIGLO Xxx

D p6sitc d ron y liccres. Ven
tas al tor mayor y detail COT tiguo al
macen de don Manuel G NAv&s
Arecibo Puerto Rico.
l42o26 28J,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14
The Star Spangled Banner.

CONBBJo a LAS MADREs ---Kl Jarahe oAInante
de WinsIow debe usarse stempre que los nios estan
81 DeQuedo sufriente; produce IN sueno natural
anQUilo alivlando al Milo de d0lor 81 angelic dc
ladaE Oalma q niHo, Anlsnda lag ensfss, aAyta to
este meier conoeido remedio para Ia daFTea Hal y!
8ul&a de La dautiei6n de otras cSueas. TeneT chi
d&0o padlH pog "JaYRbS Claimants de Hr Wnsow
poP a@F al m@ioF de Godo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

E1 ell camino de IL Playa de Pom
ce, Aquilino Rodriguez sgredi6 con
una ravaj& IL cochsro Juan ZAcarias
que result6 n vRriss heridas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14
N0TICIAS.

Han contraido matrimonio en-
Il ciudsd del Sur, don Manuel Mon
talvo con dof1a Juana Vazquez y
don Jose Suarez con dofia Gregoria
Cruz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Ri doctor Ttavieso, apreciable
vecino de Mays gttsz hS salido para
os Estsdos Unidos acomp&nAdo de
su distinguida esposa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Aver ha salido para los Estates
Unidos, un sobrino del Coronel Sc
nor Buchanan, que pasaba en- esta
islA una temporada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14
TabaCO en- rama.

Sc vende una partida de dicha
hojA s preciOs modArsdosss Esta de-
positada en- el. &lmacen de los sef1o'
res Caldas & ca. donde pueden exa'
minArla los compradores. Para in
formes sobre precios & dirigirse &
Bsnito SArriego, TAncs /.
n s Is IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

e A4nini>tra1or de In plAnta
ie uz eIectricA de Pvrcs don Wen
.es'a> SIR g1e ST ( rmo de cui
ado en O ch. .. I'll. C on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Eu un choque de dos trenes en-
Ponce, uno de ellos descarrllo y fu@
& caer cerca de la cunets. No hubo
desgracia alguna personal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Retret& que esta noche micro o
les dRr& ls banda de l. Po,ic1a Irsa
lar en- In plaza de B1ldorioty.
Ia March aMr Techtera Vinolo.
"a Fantasia 4Old Folks 1T Homes
[eornet solo] Casey. 3a Selection
from ePreciosao Won Weber (arran
ged boy Kresschensr). "a Wrltz snd
Final Chorus of 2l Act GFaustu Gou
nod. So Selection from eCaballeriA
Rnsticana>, Mascsgni. 6a March
Medley eGood Morning Carries Ii,
ne, "a Danza- eLsjos de Tia Made
ra.
The Star Spapgled Banner.
D. Genaro CardonA concejal del
Ayuntamiento de San German, ha
presentado Ia renurciR de su car
go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

En- ell bArrio Washington de
Ponce, un ni1o jugabs en- un CARO-
carga1o; sl girar este oprimi6 con
tai fuerza 6 la infeliz criatura que
qued6 muerta en- Ell acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Ha muerto On Ponce 10 sonora
dcnA JuRna BAyonR, esposA de don
Domir go DiaZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14

Cerca de Ia dssembocadura del
rio eYsgU:za en- Mayag1ez, Sc en-
contro al cAd&ver de nm individuo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
Two GREAT TEAMS
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Harvard and Yale Are About
EveaIy Ma.ch5d.
THEIR + :.' TACTICS The SAME.
Ba;tering Ram VIII Probably Be Used
asNever Before-Hard to Pick
the Winnsr Out in
Advance.
THEIR TACTICS TIL. SAME
Especial Dispatch to The Times.>


NEW YORK, November 21.-The SUI
rrerne test of the football year will oc-
cur to-morrow afternoon when Yale
faces Harvard at the Yale field.
Pet theories, which comprise the intri-
cacies OF war. star players who have
reached the stage of hero worship. and
the two schools of training each striving
for physical perfection, will be pitted one
agains. the other. Luck and accidents
VII. play only minor parts. for the team
into execution the lessons already taught
VIII carry away the victory.
This struggle once more resolves itself
into battle of the two rush lines. a
meeting that means the bru,sing clash of
the charge and the surly. solid deternli-
side can gain the upper hand in the line
viii force the attack steadily down the
field. the whole team working with the
sn,uothnsss of monster engine.
The blue-iegged warriors, fresh from
their victory over Princeton. are conf
Gent that they can force the issue their
way. but it can be trushfully said they
are opposed to more difficult propo-
zition.
They will meet team that is as well
! yersed in the use OF the battering ram
as they are Harvard has adopted prac-
tically the same methods OF attack a
..'ale. Combinations Of four men are used
which are hurled catnpactly ats.a weak
SPOT In the lire and ploagh out an ad-
vance in locomotive fashion.
Yale has set of backs who are light
iii weight but who have the attributes Of
wasps in the speed Of their attack and
the suddenness of their delivery Chad
wick springs through a crack in the line
like a jumping Jack when you spring the
id
Herman. Harvard's captain, IS almost
elastic in his ability to dodge. and he
car get a way Ike a jack-rabbit hunted by
dogs. These two men know every trick
Of the half back trade, and will do dam
age unless made to be quiet.
I would probably be opposed by the ma
icrity of the experts should l say Yale
vii. outl1ick Harvard. butEI took {. partic-
.,ia- fancy to Freshman Bowman In the
Princeton game
Freddy" Rockwell. the smallest man on
eitEer team if he Is not crushed by the
giants about him. will steer fale's ship
or state. He IS level headed boy for
n freshman. and mas. the knack OF keeping
tile. team on the jump.
Etrsha!l Harvards general. is trua
ars tried ard has all the advantage. as
szr as experience goes Even at that |
Ike the little fellow from New Haven
and expect to see both teams run With
few mistakes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
N01lEIl cIIEERREEO
DIVORCE VERDICT
Quite a Ua qus Scene in ths
court-Ro-m at Knox
vile, Tenn.
fsnecial D,spatch II The Times /,


KNOXVILLE, TENN. n venber 21.--
TWO VEN sn.E who Were in attendance
al the Circuit Co IT Q m t day. he
nlGnuy appauCSC when JuGse Jo:epa
W. sneed gransed AIRS. Margaret VIII
snn divorce@from her husband. John F..
Nilsson. to whom she. has ben welded
quarter Of q century. seven ch ea
teing bo.n as esust Il tie union.
The pre- ence of 50 many w.,.nsn in the
court room at one tine ,sas Gu to e
fact int no less han thirty-f di CO
suits were. set for hearing to-uay. and
in nearly all OF the cases women were
the comp, p,ainants.
Tie WI son case c nsured the greater
Ia.t of tie ay. nd wo en- in th !
othEr suits. to h=r vi II ie.ias, re: :
Ii es and witnesses rslna ned in the
ccur; room and lis ened 10 the evifence,
which was Of a a.ratLer sens.s sLionai
nature.
The seven Wilson children ware wit
nssses for the mot er who SIS ed ths
ch .rges tlat lie had ours d rer and
called her aid The chillrensyiie names
N-hsn on ttfe sand I n his ztiwn !teha T
wi son solemn.y md with dr. matic ef.
feet swore tie had never s,ru X his wifs.s
Mrs. Wilson was naughty d unrs-.
lenting and when he dge anna nee!
the decree the worn 4 brsie nto ap-
plause .ard waved Their handkeI chiefs
ard STAMPED their feet.
The irdge granted alinonv TO Mrs.
Wilson. including the farm Wilson was
sentenced to the nenitenttary recently
for being short in his accounts rs 4psst-
rnns.er, bit vas soon pardo ed He Is
a c4l:ege #erad.ate and a man re n :
rnent When tie d CT e vas n o nc q.
with ben: head re s owlys eft the court
room, q m7E5 wi.hauta home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

Committee Of Men 10 See Sec
retay McKee-WIi Be a
Branch of the Union.

Division No 15o. Amalsamated Associa-
ton. OF Street Railway Esnaioyes. at theIs
business session yesterday started a
movement TO form branch OF the 7. VI.
c. A. The following committee We're ap-a
pointed TO confer with Secretary Mckee
to-day at II O'Clock: George 4 Simmons
tchairman). Winston. St. Clair. Johnson.
p1easants. Swan, Cleaton and Young. The
object OF the committee viii be TO ar
range some such branch of the Y VI. c.
!. as the steam railway employees have.
At the night meeting the mornings work
was ratified and routine business trans
acted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
MR., PURCELL ON
TIE GREAT SHOW
The Old V!rgioian Says That
it is the Cu'miEaion
of5Socisty.

fSrec;al Dispatch to The Times
Il NEW YORK. November l-James R
Pureeil. ,he seventy years OLD farm +. of
aGaincsvil E. Va. ws.o has da;i h ed tac
Horse Snow Crowd. is having the time
of his life in the G4rden.
It is the first evest Of he ki-d he eyer
has seen His farm is n tie snter OF
the scene of the second battle OF Ma
nassas He fought in the brtte under
stonewall Jackson. and he takes dell sht
il showing Visitors Just how the two
Confederate wi SIS closed ard "csump!ed
'cm up. sab. Just as wise would smash
an egg-sl ell.''
When I made up my mind to come
to this horse show said the old man
today. my wife. II, Sic coded me-,
.'Youll just waste your Money and
the dogs need you to look after 'em,
too" she said to me.
What's tie use pf ia 'ki g to me. when
my mind is made up. l said If I
don't win a prize I can ts i the peopre
hack in Virginia that had the nerve to
try. and they never dared to. Why. that
tandem team shewed last night had
never been hitched tandem till two
O'clock in the afternoon.
These polo ponies Tn, showing to-
night ought to win. never saw nor
played the game. but am going to try
it some time. If am seventy y ars old
What do you think OF the show?
1T, is the cum;nation Of scietv. i,.st
as the bombardment OF Fse -efick bur.
was the elimination Of the war When
the Alr,ight, power male this wor He
gave It cen'ri sugal force to keep II in
It's course. and centripeda! rec to ho'd
1t together. In his show you see erough
tendency to dsslpa ton 10 break up so-
ciety If there We're not enough good
Eeople-the ce1tn~e6al powe-t at holds
people together. That's all can think
Il or say about the show
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
Raye.Been Undergoing Hard Prac-
tice and w Ii Fight Bfayely.
GOOD CROWD WILL co DOWN.
Special Train Leaves from BYrd-stree,
Station al Nine o'Csock This Morn
ing. and Many R.chmonders
Will Go Down to Root tor
VARSITY 6oys-Aeainst
Strong Opposition.

The great football game In Virginia
to-day is TO be piayea al Norfolk this
attetnoun between the eieyens OF the Uni-
versity Of Virginia and the Carlisle ln-4
dian school. The game Will probably be
witnessed by the greatest crowd packing
gTandstand and bleachers around any
grid;ron in the State this season.
The Indian team. which is one of the
great teams of the country, many OF It's
payers having national regulations, has
not paved in the state before in years.
and Will naturally draw football enthu-
siasts from all parts OF the country to-
watch the play in to-day's game with
the varsity
Special trans run this morning to Nor
folk will carry, q good clowd OF Virginia
..rooiers.' from Richmond TO see the
game.
The Virginia team has been at hard
practice since last Saturdays victory
over 81 z. Il. at Charlottesville. end is
in splendid condition for the game which
will be the hardest the eleven will SO
into this year
The Indians on last Saturday defeated
the strong eleven of the University Ot
PennsyIvani by a score Of TO c. The
Indians, strength was a surprise to
"Pennsy," which she VIII not soon re-
cover from, and the victory placed the
Carlisle eleven amongst the first teams
Of the country.
PLAY FOR VICTORY.
Virginia Will play for victory to-day
The varsity knows her foe. and it
will be her aim to scalp the Indian
eleven upon this invasion OF Virginia soil.
Virginia will make certainly one change
in her lineup today from the one she
.paiyed last Satas,tssg t1sE: being the sub
IA ~
Hall.
Both teams were expected to arrive in
Norfolk last night A dispatch to The
Times from the University last night
gives the following ebort the men w..o
Will so in against the REDSKINS today
VIRGINIA ELEVEN
Nathan L. Bachnan. center. is twenty
four years old. and his home is In Chat
----- 74---------- --
Continued on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
SHOT IN HEART,
YET WALKS AWAY
The aan, However, Did Not
Long Survive Alter He
Was Wounded.
Especial Dispatch 10 me Times J


NEW YORK, November 2l.-For over
ar, hour this morning a Gordon OF police
surrounded the Block Of all Nations
bounded by Ninety-susenth and Ninety
eighth Streets. and Second anS rhi~d
A.snces. while search was being made
for William Clark. q cciutea st...4 et,
but without success.
Clark boarded with David Robb (col-
orei9 ana his wife. at No. 29S East Nine
ty2seveath Street.
Robb came in drunk this morning and
found Clark ia king to Robh,s wife.
What's wrons,'' inquired a policeman.
"A fight: you'd better so in, replied
Roth
Then he walked to the front door and
fel. dead The doctor who examined
him said he was shot through the heart
Clark had disappeared and all the re-
series were called from the East Hun
drcd and Forth Street Station. Clark is
at large. This is the second murder
that has occurred in the block in six
months The other victim was a saloon
keener named Troja- Rosa Robb. the
widow OF the dead man. and Sophia
jones' who also was present at the time
of the shooting. were arrested as susp!-
cious persons and ARA 'gned before
Magistrate Mott in the Harlem Police
Court Theye We're renaanded to the
custody OF the coroner, y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
OLD CRAFT SINKS
IN JAMES RIVER.
The Ferryboat Went Down Nea;
Belle |se Yesterday
Afternoon.

With pair of handsome horses and a
wagon loaded with 300 pounds OF mans
On board the fiat boat of the Old 3Domin-
ion Iron and Nail Works sprung leak
late yesterday afternoon as the last trip
was being made from Belle Isle TO the
landing al the Tredegar Works. as re-
suit OF which the old craft, the wagon
muddy James, while Joe Pnd.eton, ole
of the two men with which the nat was
manned, is al the point of death at his
home. No. 9olo West BAKER Street. He Is
paraty2ed from over eXertioa in hope
less effort to reach the landing before
the, boat went down. He is not expected
to survive
That Pendleton was not drowned was
due to the heroic and successful efforts
on board the fiat. He succeeded IN reach.
ing a small Island between the city and
Belle Isle with Pendieton before he was.
drowned
The horses we're saved by being unhar-
messed from the gnn #to which they
were hitched. They plunged over the
side of the rapid y-sinking boat and
spsam safaly to shore.
The tiat is IAN Old variety. and Tor
years has been in daily service. being
po,ed from the Isle to the Richmond
landing and return. Jones and Pendie-.
ton are said TO be aarptsirt tt--Tff
polling fats. anu sesf=.day afle. 5oo.i,#
when 1t was discovered that the boat
was going down, Pcnaleton poiicd with
all of his migllt#ani main in an effort
10 reach landing. while Jones unhar-
messed the ho.se. AS result of the
overexertion the negro was paraiyzed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
A MAN LAY GYliIG WHILE
THEY DRANK BEER
.fsrec,al Dtspstrh TO The Times

l
NEW YORK. November 21-AIichaeI
Lynch, son of a North Bergen contractor,
and who served in the Spanish-A merican
War. raised a glass of beer to his lips
in the crowded bar-room of Rudolph Helm
snch's Hotel. at No. $50 Shippen Street.
West Hoboken. yesterday afternoon HIS
face was white and his eyes CLASSY. A
friend dashed the glass to the floor
Lynch had taken poison, and he fell
alongside the smashed glass.
When Father Bertrand. of st. Michael's
mastery. arrived few moments later
]Lvnch,s body lay on pool table and a
doctor was trying to restore him to con-
sc,cusness Around the bar was double
l;nc OF men. drinking beer and paying no
attention to the tragedy a few feet away.
.You men ought to be ashamed to
drink beer. laugh and talk In the presence
Of DEATH. the priest said.
One by one the men left their glasses
and passed out Of the room.
\ Lynch had quarreled with woman and
had taken poison. He died at hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
FIFTEEN THOUSAND FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
F'At4, !.iVF,Ii. MASS. Nnv. stzlsp an
agreement OF counsel, Miss Mary N1cDon-
aid has accepted Sl5.nD ii. settlement
Of the judgment in her breach of prom
tise case against Patrick kieran.
The i,iry had awars1ed her a verdict
Of $4,000. Mr.. Keran's attorney asked
for a new trial on the ground that tl,e
award was excessive. This motion was
pending before Judge Lawton at the
time the agreement was reached
A1r. K,eran is superintendent OF the
Fa.! River water works ifnd wealthy
bachelor Miss Mcdonald Is graduate
of Radcliffe College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
JUDGE LEWIS May
Be DISTRICT At \.
President Roosevelt is Sad to
Have rendered Him the
Position.
lsneelal nlspa.eh to The T,mes.)

II
Uasl4l ,>4.ioN. 3. c.. Nov. 21.-Vir-
zsslia Republicans in Washington To-
night are stating that President foose-
veit llas rendered TO Judge u y. Lewis
{,f lsishmond the United States httor-
neyslIip for the Eastern District OF sir-
.s5;li;. 40 succeed Gen. Edgar Alian, whose
term expires in December
40 otficial confirmation of this rumor.
scotsid te had Tonight be, 1t seems TO
i,a well founded. There has been some
GGutt expressed as to whether or noI
yuf1ge Lewis wosId accept this position.
btit friends who have talked with HIM
1lI9on ifle SUBJECT say that he had never.
sad that iie would not accept 1t but
has even ntinnatad that he would Go
SO if II were offered him. President
Roosevelt has always thought great
deal Of Judge Lewis and upon several
t,oossa,,s hrs sant for him TO come TO
tl4e White House fora @consuitaticn unon
Virginia -,nitice Il was said when The
l-eaaral il3agesllin in the Western Dis
trict was vacant that the President want
"a to appoir1t Judge Lewis to that po-.
sitior AID would have done 50 had he
liked IN the western part Of the State
,te7r1l,ers of the Virginia Republican
orrat9ization II discussing the r2s tier
sas, The ar-,-i74rnant Of JIi.ige La-ris II,
no wise SURPRISES tllerl. Judge Lewis Is
sastl 10 have the matter under co9sf3era-
tir,n a,ui is e,.nec+ed to arrive at5#a de-.
cista:1 in a fon- DAYS. The rrnlnr 10 the
e,tfnct that Jnfasa LEXIS is offered the
I-,7itas states Attornevshin is saccorpa.
n!sd ~. another to the effact tfatsif be.
declines. Cantain r, T. Thorp Will re-
ceive the aupaff tnlent. Captain Thorn
has The endorsement Of the machine"
J.,,7-e i .ew;s. r.ta was seen at his.
resida.ce 1ast rig77t by Tires renor'e-
ara aslsed fnr some carfrr,atinn of this.
~eaort. SAID he@la absolutely nothing to
sne on t'n s,.f5ieot
..T lle--e daciaad 70 he p candidate for
tl,s., ossee' - raid hfit further than
.het he ce'1lf not he induced to touch
l1roa tre ai1eet'en n any H-ay
L IS so-eral,v believed here that
7,11E7ee a-..'s viii accept the position if
given To him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
|vl.I.I|N LIQUOR BILL
TO CAUSE BIG FIGHT
The Quaries Barbour Batt|e on
Again.

Indications point strongly to great t
fered by Senator William Hodges Mann,
OF Nottowav. yesterday. to require ap-
pIicants for bar room license to show the
approval of majority Of the qualified
voters OF the ma Gisterial district or town
where such license is sought The bill
does not apply to cities that have Corpo-
ration Courts.
1t wili3be, according to the general opin-
ion. the old light made in the convention
asst year over again. and 1t looks now as II
the bill OF Senator Mann stands bet
ter chance OF passing than did the
.Q,iarles- Barbour measure In the conven-
ton When first presented. the latter
applied to cities as we'll as counties and
towns, but was finally amended so as to
let out al! cities having over 20.oo0 In
habitants. and was then defeated. But
It is argued that those who contended
for the principle IN the convention had
to fight the sentiment that 1t was not
proper to load the Constitution with
it to the Legislature" Undoubtedly the
fight made in the convention strengthen
ed the hand Of the ant,-liauor people and
they are now preparing for a big battle.
They are expected to petition by letter
and appear before the committee and
help Judge Mann In his fight. It is said
the anti-saloo0 people will take an ac-
tive part In the struggle and they will
Of course. be met on every point by the
llouor people. Members OF both houses
were talking IN favor of the passage Of
the Mann bill last night. and II looks as
If it may pass the body and become law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
SHE ONCE MOVED III
SELECT NEWPORT SOCIETY
l1s.,..ni.,n ratr-,a.,oi, q -.-,,,n a,i,n.,.,

NlN YORK November 21.-Mrs.
Lillian No@fhis-Lyon is the name
of the fashisnahlv dressed young.
wornan who vas taken TO Bellsvue
H0s;Ntai Iturs lay night for excessive
use of naorahfne She is the danshter
Of Ca,anin5are NoGrhis, and once moved
in the society at Sewrort and In this
city4:s'le Was married TO Cofnnes George
w yon. formerly surveyor Of the nort.
from whom she was separated fonr years
ago. lsatteriy she went on the STAGE.
Mrs. .Son Is now recovering from the
effects Of one hundred haif-erain tablets
OF morphine If she is sufficiently well
she Will be arratsacd tomorrow on g
charge Of attempting to commit suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
ONE MAN DEAD And
SEVERAL OTHERS WOUNDED
(By Associated Press. }

tBy Associated Fress.)
GUTHRIE OKLA. Nov. 21--Troub.e
arose at prize light In Oklahoma City
tonight. and within a few seconds TWEEN
ty-ave shots were fred
Goldie Wilson fell dead with dve bull
let's in his head His brother Is fatally
injured with shot through the neck.
and two unknown men wera shot. one
through the shoulder and the other
through . No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

The excitement in the naighborhood
or the legation In Guatemala CITY has
made 1t diff ut fer tie State D Dp ri
rne.It to ob a n a.Gy IN sorm ii r rom any
unbiased person connected with the iesa-
tt1.n and not invosved in the affray
Therefore it is prs ha5le tEat It will
await some apple ton from tho Guate-
ma an authorities fos the sGrrendar Of
ycGrg Hun.er and decide Hunters claim
tn exemption firm arrest on the basis
OF All facts presented.
Il is suggested zee hat the sho ting
Array may have teen tie rssslt Of the
recent relief OF DR. Hunter from his
ros: as rrini ter. The st2r has e1
Steady e,nbr tied with inenbers OF the
American col nv aim ct since he as
sarned Office IN 1898. and el1, o"fns
to his connection with government
railroad and other matters not pposafi
- be prnper for a u?irtsrer o nedd g
With. tie pressure b cam acu Q hat
the Department vas oh led 70 relieses
him from Office 1t my Be tha tt'z-
gerald was connected in me way " tn
the charges made against the minister