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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
4. BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
St. Johns Episcopal Church, Wytheviile, Scene.
os Noteworthy Gathering.
fSnocio1 Dispatch to The Time.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
( WYTHEVILLE,N VA, Feb. .6.-St. Joints
Episcopal Church was the scene of q
beautiful marriage this evening, when
Mr.. Samuel Leonidass Thacker.. Of -Staun-
ton, led to the altar Miss Bette Kelley
Gibboney, of this place. The church was
prettily decorated, and at 7:3O o'clock the
vested choir entered the chancel singing
Lohenghrln's wedding march
The bridesmaid aud matrons of honor
were attired in white organdy and pink
trimmings, carrying bouquets of lovely
pink carnations. The first to- enter the
church was Mrs. John William Kavan-
augh, eldest sister of the bride, followed
by. two usilerS,s Mrs. Edward Hill Ploffit
then two uslers, Mrs. Ira Jacob Rhodes,
two ushers. The bridesmaid, Miss Ca
milla Beatrice GibEoney,, came next, fol-
lowed by Miss Blanche Gibnoney, maid
of honor. Little Annie and Lucie Kava-
naugh We're flower bearers and simme-
diately preceded theebride,
The stately and handsome; bride was
gowned in white crepe dc chine trimmed
with duchess point lace and veil, caught
with orange blossoms. She entered on the
arm OF her father. Mr.. James Madison
Gibboney. and was met at the altar by the.
of Harrisonburg, Va The ceremony was
impressively performed by the rector,
Rev. NJ. p. Logan, D. D.
On leaving the church the bride ana
groom were followed by the attendants
in the following order: Miss Blanche Glib
honey, with Mr.. irwin Vine; Miss Camilla
Beatrice Gibboney. with Mr.. t. T. Sho-
walter, of Roanoke; Mrs. kavanaugh,
with Mr. Garland Sexton; Mrs. Profit,
with Mr.. Henry Simmerman Gibboney;
Mrs Rhodes, with Mr.. Z. Lee TrinKie.
In the marriage of Miss Gibboney
Wythevilie loses, a very attractive apd
deservedly. popular young lady. She was
one of theSm most efficient teachers Of the
WStheville; Graded School. and the large.
number of handsome presents testify to
her great popularit The groom IS a
prosperous business manyofs Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Captain N DARTHY
DOWN IN fulton.
Continued from First Page.)

night. It is probable that the large room
in Belvidere Hall win be secured II It
is, it VIII be filed. Mayor Taylor Will not.
attend, though he has been invited Cap
tain Mccarthy says his speech to-morro "
night will be on new lines, and that he
will speak on new subjects
There were no spicy Developments IN
the campaign yesterday. Mr. Cask1e has
not yet made reply. to Captain McCarthy's
Interview concerning him, though he said
last night he had determined to- do So.
and would proba bly prepare statement
for the press to-day.
Captain Mccarthy will speak In Jackson
Ward on Monday night. A meeting VIII
be held at Whalen's$ Hall, at the foot OF
Seventh Street, to which ali the cand1-s
dates have been invited:
Tho proposed meetings at Corcoran Hail
and Old Market Hall will both be helo
in all probability next week.
Mr. Ashton Starke's name has been
freely mentioned in connection with the
nlayoralty, and an effort has been mace
to induce him to run. AT present. my"
eyer, he does not expect to 90 SO. "ieii
seen yesterday he said he was over
crowded with private business ana hau
not the time to- devote either TO a can
yass or to the office should he be chosen
Mr.. Starke, however, thinks there is a
good opportunity forsa new man and says
there is much talk among business mon
to bring one out While Mr.. Starke re-
iterated his position and declared that he
was too deeply engrossed in private af-
fairs to enter politics, he yet evinced a
deep interest in the fight for better gov
eminent, and it is known that his friends
will continue to importuue him to allow
tho use of his name. Other prominent
business men are being urged to enter
the race, and it would cause no great sur
prise should there be. a third candidate out
in a short while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Richmond, fredericksburg I
Potomac Railroad.

Trains A LEAVE RfoH NO. IN II
8 4:07 a.. NJ, daily. from Byrd-sreet Station
Eredericssbnrs and AlsSandsis.5 Sleeping cars to
Wasahington and New York Dining css-
Florida and Metropolitan Limited for Washing,
ton and beyond Stops at Fsedericsseurg g.; ard Ed
ssn ssx YsE MGnq R5 from sss ct
Washington and beyond. Makes no stops Al
PnIsn No ni Sps fsT ether than usual
7:24 A.. IT,. except SUNDAY. from Elba Station,
accommodation for Ashland aud intermediate
stsi So SaPss5 oa aa ssans ss Ct
QuantIco. inclusive, Occoquan ard Alexandria
Bp s!so harSr caE snnav from
station for Washington and beyond. steps at
Elba Glen Allen and local stations ashland TO
Quanttco, inclusive. OccoGuan and Aisxanufia
1900 noon. except Sunday. from ByEd.Street
Station for westminster and beyond Steps "a.
and Alexandria. Buffet Parict Car. Connects
witt, Congressienal Limited. 1910, 90
Fredericksburg and Alexandria. Sleeping Car to
400 = ~. excep. sunday: from Byrd.strssts
Station accommodation for Fredericksburg ana
s:ls p. a., daily. from Elba station for
washington and beyond. Stops at FrederiSss ss.
York. Dining Car.
$50 r. NJ. except Sunday, from F.iba station
accommodation for Ashland and intermediate
sos 2. NJ. daily. from Bvrd.street Station
as asnin Boswell e Milford Fredsrcksbars
Brooke Whitewater ouantso and Als1ndf far
Richmond TO New York aad Washington to
Ills 2. NJ, except Sunday. from Eloa Sta
ton, accommodation for Ashland and internc-
T Tis!e ssln ARRIVE RIcHMoND-sorTHwA
$40 A NJ except SundaS. a. Eipa s.aiio.,,
s:s5 A. 81. except sunday. at Iyrdstrees
$40 4. n. daily. at Byrd-strcct Station, stops
burg. Milford. Boswell. Ashland and EIba. stops
at other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
1888 r. NJ, except Sunday. at Byrd-strcet
Station. stops at local stations. Washington to
Ashland. INCLUSIVE, Glen Allen and Elba.
from New York. Dining Car,
stops at A lex aai boswell
ard ASHLAND Sleeping Car from ! SssT x York.
$50 n. except Sunday at tloa station d.
US n. daily, at EyrassEces Staten Staten
Ashland and EIba. Sleepiug Cars from New
York and Washington. Dining Car.
$40 ut hypase
| Inclusive. Glen Allen and Eba. Buffet faror Car.
1929 daily at ;'tsa sS Sutton
land. Sleeping Cars from New York r Dining Gu. gar
aessis9odatia :; from. fasnpt Ashlana 80 80.
stala9 NJ apa peea Nike
than usual Pullman shaoge D In Car a.ro-
". D. DUKE General Manager.
E. T. D. MYERS. President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
LIVERY CONSOLIDATION.
Tao surry Lumber Company TO Double Its
Output.
Especial DISPATCH 10 The Times.

Especial Dispatch le The J luaeS:l
DENDRON. VA. Feb. 6-J. 7. James
and I. ID. Parker have sod out their livery
business and a company has been formed,
known as the Dendron Livery Exchange
and Feed Stable. consisting of the follow
5ns stockholders: J. z. James, Nv. ii.
IauIsell, A. r. Marin, T. ID. Parker, w. d.
Parker and L.. w. James
The Surry Lumber Company is prepar-
ing 10 double the manuTaciurc of lumber
in this town. The output now per day is
about 100000 feet. BY November LIST it is
expected to be 100000 B. c. Bell, one of
the ti,e.s here, will leave for North Caro-
lima on February 18th, where he has ac-
oepted u position At 81 per day.
Mr.. George r. Nelson. salesman for f..
A. Saunders & Co. of Richmond Va,
while stopping at James Hotel last night,
received "a telegram informing hin, of the
death OF, his mother in Charles City coun-
tS. MIR. Nelson, accompanied by his friend,
Mr.. Stokes. at once left for Claremont,
IA. where they boarded a boat for home.
A summons was issued yesterday for
Mr. w. j: Page, a nnli,nan near here to
e;tr&-before a magistrate and account
for net having. his teams fed. Mr.. Page
could. not be found, so the drivers We're
ordered to haul the lumber away, sell and
secure feed for the teams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
WHOLE FAMILY THREATENED.
Mir. Thomas Turria Dies of Fsver-Brotter
and Sister Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs John Turpin, OF liailsporo,
Chesterfield county, have the sympathy
of the community. Typhoid. lever mas
threatened to rob them OF their thrce
children and the wives of their two sons.
The body OF the eldest son, Ihomas,
late of Washington, passed through .t, .3
city yesterday for burial in the. fanny
section at ltallsboro Ills sister, MUSE:
Mamie who is we'll known in Richmond:
having many relatives mere ana = was - q
frequent visitor to the city, is i'll with
fever in Washington Shc Netie 'iiIi0 W
nurse her brother.
The widow OF Tomas he was caileo
by his friends, who also nursed hlinl
faithfully and lovingly. is likewise III
with fever in Washington.
Mr.. Philip Turpin is just conNalesceht
at the home of his parents. He mas been
desperately i'll with fever for weeks, put
was nursed back TO convaiescence by ms
mother and wife He, too, was taken sich
in Washington. where he lived He ana
his wife bundled up and came home, the
young nun acting ON the excellent plltl-
ciple that if he mad to get sick he wanted
tn he AT home, where mother" was. he
will get well.
The other boy, Thomas, went TO the
hospital His sister, after attending the
Ioortlier at home until he had passed the
danger point, went to Washington to
nurse him. It may cost her her life
The remains of Mr.. Turpin reached the
city yesterday afternoon from Washing
ton and were taken to Hallsboro last eve
ming over the. Southern. He was a nephew
of Mrs B. Z. Tinsley, Fichmond; Mrs
Hewlett and Mrs. ~. L. Porter, Manches-
ter.
The many friends Of this we'll known
family are sorclS grievcd at the misfor-
tune that has befallen it.. The death of
the son is a crushing blow to- the father
and mother, aud many friends are sor-
rowing with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
DUTCH CORRESPONDENCE.
Copies of It Sent to Kitchener to Be Commits
nicated to the fosr Leaders.
(By Associated Press.

4 LONDON, Feb. 6.-Tn the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Balfour. the Government.
leader, announced that copies of the COR
respondence exchanged between the Gov
ernment of the Netherlands and tho Gov
ernnlent Of Great Britain on the subject
Of peace in South Africa had been mailed
to Lord Miner. Governor of the Iransvaal
and Orange River Colonies, and High
Commissioner Of South Africa. who would
be instructed to ask Lord Kitchener to
communicate the contents to the Boer
leaders in the field.
Mr. Chamberlain, the colonial secretary,
added the information that if the leaders
Of the Boer forces propose to Lord
Kitchener negotiations for a settlement
the proposal would be forwarded for the
consideration Of the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
SELLING CANDY BY THE YARD.
caswelI's :. Immense chewing Candy Be-
ing Made and Sold Here.

Fresh candy, made of pure sugar, de-
licious to the taste, and sold at ten cent:
u yard, is being put>on the market here.
and it is made, exhibited and sold in the
show-window Of T. 4. Miller, 519 East
Broad Street.
This is a novel and interesting enter
prise and one calculated to attract the
attention of Richmond people. CasweIl,s
Immense chewing candy is widely
known and popular. It is now being in.
troduced in this city t. has had a great
run in New I ork, Chicago, Buffalo. De-
troit and Pittsburg. and Mr.. caswell has
lust come from Wheeling, w. Va, where
in two weeks he sold nearly two miles
of his candy. which is made in many va
rieties and takes everywhere.
Mr.. Caswell will spend about two weeks
in Richmond. He makes the candy In
full view of the people, and invites all
to come to tNIiller's. SO East Broad Street,
and witness the interesting process
every one who calls will be given 81 sam
pie, whet her a purcta IS m Dc nrI1pt.l
All Who have tasted the candy agree
that It is .immense
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
SB5ABOARD
Air Line Railway.
nceApI-rAr CITY OIrTEn
CAPITAL CITY QUITE
s."caPrrAL CITY ROUTE"

st"CAPITAL CITY ROUTE
Short Line 10 Principal Cities OF the SeHta
and Southwest STGa; desS s J@ s.ata
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATIoN-DAfLS.
1887 P NJ. FLORIDA ard Metropolitan Linn
Southern sgn Pines. rnehrst, Columbia Savannah
Jacksonville, Tampa. itiami, ali points S2nta
an io s9usP p st. la n ts speeiai COR Peters
burg Henderson, Ea.eisn Southern Fines, pins-
Chattanooga, Memphis and all points South and
s:3s =. NJ, .tSeaboar,l Fast MALI for reters-
burg Henderson. Raleigh. Southern roints tine,
hurst Athens Atanti. Nashville Memphis ani
p0 g1o ~ a ssaScari Espre daily
Petersburg. Norlind, y. u. and all intermedl3ti
train arriyins at Henderson zoo p NJ Raleish
$50 p. NJ. and pnrham 3:5J F. NJ. tDaily, ex'
SEQ 2. 81, ..Kichmond and Petersburg Loe.ti, =
daily for Petersburg and al in,srmediste 90
Has P .I;iehHena and ID. Ptsrssgrs:
4D trains ali lsavc Hissnlsad washipstea Ssw
York aud the East 10 daily; No. u at 0;40 A. NJ
Connections ut Jacksonville and Tampa for al
Florida East Coast points and Cuba aud Iortp
TRANS AEKIyE IT RICHMOND s.sI2 p p Iaf,..
South nth and nd Southwest,
5:45 T. N, from Norilna. y. c.. Petersburg
i $40 "a 4. XII daily, from Petersburg.
500 2. Md daily. except Sunday. from re-
CAFE CAR SERVICE
Cafe Dining Cars viii be operated In Trains
Nos IT and "a s.Fiorda and Metropolitan Linz
tied between Hamlet. n c. Savannah, 6g,:
between Hamlet. y. G.. and Atlanta. Gu Ser,
vice a II 6,urtE: prices moderate: no cannsi
goods handled, but the freshest and finest meats
yece abef and staples served. This Is an lnno-
yatfon and will be found great convenience 10
travellers. us against meal stations or Iabl5
d IIote Dining Cars.
SLEEPINf;-CAE SERVICE.
Nos 81 and 81. Florida and Metropolitan Lin.
iteGf Drawing Room and Sleeping cars AMI
Through Day Coaches between New York AMI
Tampa. Through Drawing Room Buffet Sleep
Ing Cars between New York and .Stianta
Nos 81 and Gf, Seabo4rd Fast Mall Through
Dining Room Buffet Sleeping Cars between Ng ,
York and Tampa, connecting at Hamlet Win
Sleeping Car 10 and from Atiantl. in connection
With which Through Pullman Tickets are sold.
g. r. SMITH, District Pass. Agent.
sSf East Main Street Phone 400.
j. 81 BARR LIST V 2. & 6;en'l 1fGns'r.
r.: E. L. BUNCH. Cent Pass Agent
Portsmouth. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
ANlI-SALOOy
LEAGUE WORK
State Organization Perfected in
North Carolina.
COLONIAL DANES ORGANIZE.
The FRS, Chapter ia Existence 10 The Stale.
Baseball League Elects o.fsers
and VIII establish siak-
ipz tuad.
COLONIAL DANES ORGANIZE.
especial Dispatch to The Tlmcs.)

- y g.-s
RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb. 6-Thc North
Carolina State Anti-Saloon League vas
organized here to-day by the election Of
\. u. BroughLon, president; Dr. I. N.
1yey, editor Of the Chrasnan Advocate,
secretary, and ]. c. Bialr. treasurer.
A state superintendent Will be put in
she field TO bring before the people the
work of the League. The pan OF organi-
zauon peng patterned after The Virginia
League.
1nvse who participated III The organi-
Eaflon were Kew a j. Mckclway, edi-
tor of the Presbyterian Standard; state
Senator N. b. BrouEhton, KEY. w e.
Johnson, staff editor Watch Tower,
Washington; j. w Bailey, editor Of
Biblical Recorder; j. A. Oates, editor OF
North Carolina Baptist; Rev. D. II.
Tutrlc Elizabeth City; Rev. j. NJ. Rhodes.
1.fttlcton; DR.. a. W. Curtis, Raleigh; f.
r. Dawson, Wilson; DR.. c. II. Crawford,
Richmond.
COLONIAL DANES.
A Raleigh chapter of Colonial Danes
was organized with fifteen members, with
Mrs. u. e. Mofft president and Mrs.
Secretary and Treasurer. Irwin L.
Headquarters for he society in North
Carolina is at Wilmington and the RAJ
leigh chapter is the first organized.
A North Carolina Baseball League,
Glass D. was organized here late last
right, the towns comprising the League
being Durham, Charlotte Raleigh, Will
,nington and NcwberMt Ulcers elected
were:
President, Perrin Bosller, Of Raleigh. !.
yicc-P President, Charles l.. Stevens. OF
Newbcrne.
Secretary and Treasurer. Irwin t.
Jones OF Raleigh.
pirectors:t c. L. Stevens, c. Il. Hooper,
and William ]. Andrews.
A SINKING FUND.
The season will open May Sd. Five per-
cent or. each days receipts is to be re-
Eerved as n sinking fund.
The North Carolina States Prison d.
fectors met here today and decided to
Sell the crop OF $50 bales of cotton raised
oil-the State farm TO Messrs. Rogers, NC
Cabe e Co, of Norfolk.
Mr. r. II. Bolton has been elected
president of the, North Carolina Home
Fire Insurance COMPANY of this city to
succeed the late Pulaski Cowpcr-
s-f, NEly CHARTERS.
The Secretary OF State has chartered
the Eagle Warehouse Of 1\inston. with
500 900 oapital- and the r. T. Stone To-.
baceo Company of Stonewall with So
600 capital. Both COMPANIES are au-
tilorized to buy and sell and manufac-
turc tobacco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

While so many dramatic stars are drift
ing into vaudeville, the four Cohans are
doing just the reverse. Their long series
of successes in the vaudevilles, particu-
larly as the hea6!irsrs5 of the great Beh-
man Show, has led Maa1eger L. c. Behman
to make them the stars of three-act
musical farce, THE Governors Son,
which will be seen at the Academy 10
night ana tomorrow. matinee and night
The new piece is by George NJ. Cohan, and
has been given thesmost complete and
fetching equipmentSthat liberal eSpendi-
tlyre. combined with artistic taste and
wide experience, could produce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
YOUNG MINISTER'S
PREP IRE FOR WAR.
Continued from First Page.)

dents, nearly ali of whom were being
educated with view of entering the
ministry, appeared on the campus one
morning wearing pins of pecuiiar oe-
sign and bearing the Greek letters. SIGMA
Phi Epsilon. 1t was then seen tnats:the
new. officers OF the Socieyt were members
Of the fraternity.
The shane of the pin was a. heart. The
Jewels are amethYsts and rubics, Signs
f3cant pecularities of the pins are Inc
skull and cross bones.
CALL THEM SACRED HEARTS.
The other students call the wearers
of the pins sacred hearts. This Is
probably account OF the shape OF the
pin and The sanctity of the calling Of
the gentlemen who wear them. Yet
another name is given the wearers, be-
cause some OF the students say that
the Jewels of the pins arc Imitation.
The idea and purpose of the new fra
tcrnity is said to have been conceived
and the organization affected by j mem
Der of a fraternity which, rumor among
the boys says. has never been given
charter. Zsss=-
The new Sigma Phi Epsilon is a parent
organization. 1t is a new combination
of Greek letters 1t is stated that chap
icrs will be chartered at other istltu-
lions 10 bring relief when conditions pre-
vail similar to those said to be present
IN The student affairs Of Richmond Col
lcGe.
1t is a surprising turn that things nave
taken at Richmond College when min-
istcrial students who have always oeen
such enemies Of fraternities should COM
binc 10 nave one of their own.
BLOODY CLASH AVERTED.
a few years ago q desperate ana pioody
clash between the future preachers ana
fraternity men was narrowly aFerteo. II
would certainly have come had not fiol.
Bennett Puryear, then chairman OF the
faculty, pleaded for peace with trembling
Inns. while the tears ran down his kindly
and beloved face.
1t is now fight to a. finish. The MN
isterial students have organized aNoWediv
for protection, and not only that, but for
aggressive action, and it will be surprls-
ing if their ministerial politics arc not met
at least half way by tho embryonic law
vers. doctors, and wllatnot, save preach
ers.
The full number of members OF the Ira
tc.1lity is left q secret, Application "
the apparent leaders was made by q re-
porter of The Times for a list Oh 'ne
members. 1t was refused. A number
probably fifteen, admit that they arc
members, but say there are more, but
not how many more. 1t Is a poiicy %
the organization to conceal their strength
until the struggle comes. inns caiiiot
be far off, and as soon the honors OIL :lie
close of the session will fall, theh III
tcresting times are certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
~ .Pas'ng'r Trains
- 49, Leave and Arrive

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 20, 1902
NEW MAIN.STREEr< STATION.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
600 A. NJ. daily, local to Old Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth Farlor Cur. -
1910 a. ~, except Sunday. local to Clifton
Forge; Connects for Orange, Culpeper. Calverton
1920 20 Al 4. dailE,f for Lyncbbars. Lexington
Rosney, Alberene and New Castle
Limited Dining Car train: Pullman Tor Cincin,
natl. Louisville and st. Louis. Five to eight
hours quickest line West. Connects for Virginia
Hot Springs Local train follows ST. Louis Lin
day.
3:45 P. n. daily local to Old Point. Norfolk
and PoT + avi pMIan to Old Point
ed'' to Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth Par.
lor Car. Connects at Old Point with Baltimore.
washington and Cape Charles steamers
5:15 p. NJ, except Sunday to Brenlo.
Sac P. 81, except Sunday. to boswell.
1880 p. AZ. daily. F.. F.EV. Dining Car train
Connects ut Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman to
Hinton, connecting with Parlor Car to Cincinnati
Vest. uil',.lii 8 - gu NE
ARRIVE NEW MAIN-STREET station.
500 An. except, Sunday, from boswell.
ss $40 Is. A.. except Sunday. from Bremo.
# 1000 A. ~. daily, from Norfolk and Ports
mouth -
40 r. NJ, except Sunday. from Norfolk and
$3.50 P. +, daily. from Cincinnati. .s.s
6:35 p NJ. daily. from Clifton Forge anu
lexington and Buckingham Branch uIs'
s daily. from Norfolk and Ports
smout IL .lS 80 8
s:ls Sunday, from Clifton Forge
Apply at 800. East Main Street a0s East Main
q Street.. Murphy IS. IIotsI or New Main.stseat
a. ". FuLEER. MT ,nt pn sTasso u
". 1t.s a.. G. e. A.HsSsEaEs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IS. 1852.
,HAISSLEaVE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


TRAINS LEAVE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. W.
1925 A. NJ. No. .. daily for Durham. y y.
DanviI!n AMI all local stations South, conrrlctt
in. at Jeffregs for local stations on Norfoih Dr.
vision TO banvitle; at Oxford for Henderson
2:30 r. d., No. 20, limited train daily ION
Jacksonville and all FloridG. points, HAganu, Nns-
sau etc Conuects ut Ar,seley with farmyiii'
and rouhatan Railroad; at Greensboro Tor Dur-
ham. raleigh aud winston Salem; at Charlotte
with No. 30. United States Fast Mall SOLID tram.
daily for New Orleans and points South. which
carries sIecrcrs 10 New Orleans. Drawing Rooia
SIeeper Richmond 10 !.tlunta and Bismihgham-
Through train with sleeper Salisbury TO Aass'
mis- Dining Car service.
II:Sg-p VI. Nc. II, Southern Express. -datiY
for Atlanta Augusta Jacksonville I'D points
South sleeper Tor DuuviIle, Greensboro. sails
hur,, and Charlotte. open Ut Richmond $50 T.
n - connections with Ne~ York and Florida tx
mos and southwestern Limited, which carries
thronch sleepefs 10 Augusta. Savannah. Jack
snnviiie. Tampa Nashville. Memphis, Atlanta.
New orleans. etc. Complete Dining Car service.
Also Pullman Tourist Sleeper Mondays Nednes-
9avs and fridays Washington 10 san Frapcisc".
t,.iifnnt change with connection FOR ali points
~ TIpxas.Mexico and California.
a 90 r M.4No. II. local daily, except sunday,
far Eevsyfiie End intermediate points.
~ TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND,
600 4 AZ and :43 p ". from Atlanta, Au-
.,sfa Jacksonville and all points Soith-
$40 T. NJ from Keysyille and local stations.
3.e5 r NJ from Durham. Charlotte, DaaTiAs
ana intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Sos. 6l and So. between Manchester ana
N"spois.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
CARNIVAL in FULL SWING.
Parade and Ball o. eomus Field Last
Night.

{Ey ASsoclaIeu Ffcss.!
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 6.-The
Carnival OF 1902, which. socially. has been
in swing for three weeks past actually
opened tonight with the parade and ball
OF Mcmus The city is well filed with
strangers, and tho railroads report that
ihe travel from now on will be very
heavy. The annual arrival of Rex occurs
on Monday. and among those who viii
assist In the reception will be the Bur
gessess Corps. of New York. ProteGs has
his pageant on Monday evening. and the
ulex procession occurs Tuesday.
The conus pageant on. that evening
and balls by conus and Rex viii close
the carnival. Many distinguished peosae
from various parts OF the country have
reserved rooms al the hotels.