The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
NEW SH|PYARD AT
S[WELL' POINT
Norfolk-Hampton Roads Company
Purchases Property There.
THE FOOT BALL GAME DAY
THE FOOT BALL GAME DAY
Betting is in Favor Of the Indians Sex
cel,en, Report Of he Board Of Fish
erles-G eneral Fnz. Lee in Nor
foik-Cap,. Tooker Better.
,,sncc,a, lpisnafch 10 ri. Times.

especial Dispatch To The iaiitS.3
N(eIs NC .ts. ~. .>os- a.--s-A eco " -
filed in the recorders Office to-day " aiis7
t.r.4ng to the Nesio.k-ilamptan Roads
shipnsiIs5ng and Irydock Company from
the Nf,i,fo.S and champion Roads ].tti7
way Conn, my, N en- idcs aii4n OF sS5 y
IA, .sA n.a4,.4.a ana -l1tise ilN. -
or lanf; fronting on Hampton Roads. near
Sewelt. Point 10 be used for the So
o5l.eJO shipyard thai VIII be at once
erected. including a 1000 foot dfyGoek.
The old .si,ipyara company has been
completely. @rrorganizeei, and the oiiicefs
or the now corporation aie Witian ~
Harrison. OF the World Manufacturing
Company Of Cincinnati president: ~
W. Inaiiss oil C.alumtia. ONO OF Arlauss
and Gamble vccpresident and treas
lIrer: John + Gamble. of the same firm.
secretary The board of directors con-.
4 s,st Of Inc above and r j. Davis. Of
CINCINNATI. and j Y Ewing, OF Cinci!l-.
natl. well known among the leading
financiers of that city.
The new yard will employ 5000 hands
and VIII DO completed within one YEAR.
it is capitalized NJ SJ.nfo!9oo. with
maximum Of s1n.nal.cao. and bonded for
s3.0000pa. -Four million dollars Is now
available. and the purchase price of
the tract bought to-day was paid in
cash by "a check on the First National
Bank of Cincinnati.
The yard viii. be indcpendcnt of the
Nixon string of shipbuiiding plants
J. IT. ober. Of Baltimore. is here neGo-
tiatins for The Portsmouth, Ber'lley and
Suffolk Water Company This big plant,
now supplying three cities. is owned by
the RAILWAY and Light Company Of
America. .of which tlle Williams syndi-
cate are large holders of stock Mr.
Ober IL sclosely allied Will the Williams
interests, but ii is stated that this one
million -,ioliar I,itopertxsis 10 be managed
INDEPENDENTLY. forSa Baltimore syndicate.
CAPITALISTS from Baltimore are here. and
Messrs Maynard. Watson, #T Phillips and
Wool, tho local representatives OF these
gentlemen. are securing Subscriptions for
stock from local capitalists. whom it's
desired to be represented in the new
company.
APPEAL TAKEN
Saloonslsse,er earns ard three negro
women we're fined $40 this morning for
beine II \ ea7onn This is 4 rev "r6i-
na,3co forliia.ng women from a place.
even IA grocery. VII liastsf is sold
This fine lis appealed to the Corporation
Court Ia order To- make a test case Of
the Sout1cata amendment to he Good
rioh ordinance for the regulation Of the
saloons
The state Roafa of FISHERIES. composed
OF Dr j. w Jsowaain of Accomac,
chairman S ST. Miller. II Mathews sec
Rotary: 4 Ion George L. lS@ezall. Of Rock
ingbame Robert u t.nnpe. OF Snnthamn-
ton. and Iientsv NJ ryslsr Of Richmond
met .: tho Monticello Hotel to-day for a
two DAYS session Tie first meeting Of
tho session was held this afternoon when
the work 4 % lie taken III, was nlapnnd 1
out The ,,rincinal business to be trans
acted isatlia settlement #of accounts and
mailing an of reports fer the fiscal year
Just closed
Tha annual renort Will show a fet
revenue 10 tie State by sG.alo or $500
more than during INV real since tic
boards organization. The total revenue
will be in figures something like sea
M. With evrenditurcs amounting 10 on
5fy about So 90 DIR. Bewdoin considers
1t a VERY good report ard onethat shows
The advantages to the State Of its Board |
OF Fisheries
The Warwick county oyster inspector
shin sfe,sa r.'n l'ssl., 80 ,e...a---ssa
READY FOR THE CAME.
Many of the stores are decorated with I
the colors of the wo teams Of foot hall \
players which are to contest for college Il
nonois Ilsf's -Hioiit9Wssi mere lSa great u
deal OF interest in the game and some |
betting. The teams are the Carlisle In /
dams and the University 81 Virginia.
4 The colors are orange and blue for The /
University and orange ana red for the +
Indians. The decorations are moro i'm
partial than tho netting is The betting
Is greatly in faaser#9of the Indians be- 4
cause they are regarded as heavier and |
stronger than the Nifginians. Bat f2a
decorations ara put rut with almost |
complete itnpattiaiitv. Where one color
appears ti,e other shows 10 equal adj. ,
vantare. That does not andy 10 the
rooters for they are pattial to- one or ~.
other team and wear the cclors OF the
favorite only
General Fitzhnsi, Lee spent this morn