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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
CHRISTMAS eve At
TIE HES1HlOREGLAIID
Continued from First Fage.D

and gave a new and beautiful effect to
the house.
IN the dining hall tho dinner was
served, which had been prepared by Mr..
Lr-ne. the manager OF the club. in most
elaborate style.
On the long tables extending along the
sides of the room and through the cen
ter. the feast was spread, astounding in
its bounty ard tit for Kings in its 2. epa-
ration. l nut nearly milan Sat ,hese taoles
were surrounded. guests coming in almost
constantly until that tine. and after be-
ing directed 20 the flaming GONE they
We're ushcred into the dining hall where
the feast was spread
The later ones to arrive entered the
front hall stamping and shaking the fast
falling snow from their coats, and with
tue breath of cold air. which followed
their entrance the party inside was
given its first iutiElation OF the change
Of weather, which mad taken place since
the earlier hours OF the night.
It was an IDEAL Christmas within. while
without the driving snow storm gave ne
city an old-rime Christmas setting. such
as has not been seen in Richmond in
years.
RJOU COMPANY ESTERTAINS
At y ocIock the male members of the
Biiou Comedy COMPANY, the invited
guests OF the club. appeared. and in s..y-.s
delichtful style entertained the perty for
an hour or more Their speciaItie. wsre
interspersed with Songs uy BIZ. Polk
Miller. in the choruses OF which the en-
tire company would join. raising a mighty
roar on the familiar strains OF ..O'd Dstr
Tucker the .'HucIsle5erry Picnic" ard
rrany other selections from Mr.. Milles's
rapertoire. During the evening an or
chestra was playing behind palms dacora-
ting the parlors. and frsqrenr Y lac' chord
which burst into song. to familiar popu-
Ia airs. such as the Irritation 10 Bill
Bailey to come home. AMI that rarria-
iscent and beautiful song OF the Glowing
Summer Time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
THIS MESSAGE
WAS IN ITALIAN.
l1arconi Proves Beyond Cues
iioa That His System Is
What He Claims.
Ry Associated Press

HALIFAX. n. 6. December 24.-Wire-
sss messages sent in Ital al b. Mr.. Ma :
oni to GensraI BruSaidi, first aiGe-d :
amp to the King of Italy, to the I'D n
Eating to the Que Dowager Mar
Inertia, and to tn Italian Ministe~ OF
asri e. have been received at Poldu,
.crnwall. By cperat rs who have no
+, Wedge Of TIE Itelian language. T IS
considered an interesting proof of the
ocuracy with which messages may lie
transmitted
The .ol ow rg message vas sent To-Day
the divecto of the Marconi Wireless
tcs@Ayraph Company, In 'Hndon:
s'My best c ristmas wishes to my CO.
irect rs and their families. Sent for he
rs; time by transatlantic wireless til :
ram.
(S!gne6 MAECONl
The Gl &c Bay station is now closed T
be Christmas holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
ONE OF PIONEER
RIDERS IS DEAD
George Thatcher Was Among the
Pillars in the Norman
Church.
CBy Associated Press.)

SALT LAKE. UTAH. Dec. 2t-Georse
W. Thatcher, an Utah pioneer, and for
years prominent in political and church
affairs, is dead at his home. at Logan.
Utah, after q long illness, aged sixtytwo
years
Mr. Thatcher crossed the plains with
his parents with the first band of Nor
mon pioneers. In the early days of the
State, Mr.. Thatcher was one of the
famous Pony Express riders and later
was identified with many public enter
prises He was a delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention in Kansas
City in 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

himself Will the uncertainty about the
presence of fire "sted.
The crowd logged on then. How
its bent and twist, which was laughing
anG talking and making 4 fuss until
shortly after ten, when the first fine
fakes of this winters first snow beg 10
i.cck their faces.
A wild shout OF greeting Went up 'Jt
snows!' cried they all. ''Hucrah! Hur-
r;.hI"
Tired. but ppy,'' and about as WI
worn out as is the pnr Sc beginning tbs
scnter ce, tie crowd melted away as m 3
rirht drew near-melti~ away ard d. :
al ng until hard y enough were left to be
pail bearers this street, dead for the
rest OF the year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Ticke h,rpar Caught

The alleged ticket sharper who. it is
claimed, victimized Mr.. c. ". Norris.
the agent at Murphy's. Tuesday after
noon, has been arrested in WASHINGTON.
Ad.ices to this effect came last night,
and Captain Tomlinson took the next
train for Washington to bring the man
here for q hearing.
The man is said to have taken tickets
agsrega ting 1900 miles on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio to his room Of the hotel
on the preteXt Of getting the money with
which to pay for them. But he did moi
return, and the police generally We're no.
titled, with the result stated above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
ONE PROBABLY
FATALLY HURT
Shooting ARRAY That May Cause
Death in North C-r-
o|ine.
(By associated Prcss.)

DlLLSBORO. n. c.. Dec. 2!.-Philip
and George Morgan, brothers, and George
Cunningham. living in about three miles
from Dillsboro at the Harris Clay mines,
came to Dillsboro this morning and be-
came intoxicated and disorderly.
When Town Marshal c. w. Dills, as
sisted by T. ". Mason, undertook to ar
rest the men, who had created somewhat
Of panic. all three men drew knives
fusilade of shots followed. After the
shooting had ceased it was found that
George Cunningham was shot in the
shoulder George Morgan in the head ard
George Morgan Will probably die but 1t
is thought the others will recover. Dllls
and Mason We're not hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
CHRISTMAS SNOW STORM;
FIRST IN Many YEARS

For the first time in years in Richmond
Christmas will dawn upon a snoW-clad
earth.
Snow began to fall last night about
1915 o'clock and = t , O'Clock this morn
ing. when the paper went to press, was
sail falling + = Idly in large flakes. Yes
terday was clear in the morning and
probably as cold as any day OF the pres
ent winter. AS the day advanced the
clouds tllickened. and had any ore
thought about the temperature or at
mospheric conditions he might have pre-
dicted snow early in the afternoon, bit
all thoughts were elsewhere and the first
fecliins OF tho thousands of happy foes
on Broad Street last night was great
surprise to all Snow makes Chr,stnas
a delightful reality. and little suffering
is likely to be caused by it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
THE PAINTER GETS
HIS OLD JOB BACK
iRv Associated Press.)

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. Dec "a" IL
liam Potter, the member OF Conn any
F.. Second Regiment. who Was eSpe'teo
f,or, tho local Painters Union because
- b;~ serv,ce in the Hudson Railway
st-;,.a vas reinstated to-day by that or
e,anirntfon and he Immediately applied
to his former employers to re-employ
him His request was acceded to. and he
was put to work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
NEGROES orr Erred TO LEAVE
Many in Mississippi Get Notices from
White Cap Orra-tz tons
Rr Associate Press,

JACKSON. MISS, December 2f-C;over-
ncr LonSino to-day issued 4 proclamation
o"s-ing s5n ra.Sard Cor the a-sas' and con-
victim of any person who forces negro
to leave either OF the counties OF Lincoln.
-Ainite. Franklin or Pike. Hundreds o.
negro residents have been ordered 10
leave these counties during the past Few
months. being served with notices sup
posed to emailate from White Cap or
CARNATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
FOUND GUILTY OF
ROBBERY In CHICAGO
nv Associated Lressl

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec at.-Polceman
Patrick S1anoney was found guilty and
Daniel Curran. co-dafendant. not guilty
OF burglary by jury which returned Its
verdict Of locally sensational case IN
Judge NIcEwen's court to-day.
The burglary OF Hasemann's jewelry
store with which the defendants were
charged, netted the robbers 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
ADO stoiiC . .iegate.

tBy Associated Press,
SAVANNAH GA. Dec. 2t.-Monsisnor
'omede Falconio. the Papal apostolic
elegate. reached Savannah to-day from
Washington. Mgr. Faiconio viii spend
nc holidays as the CUES, OF Bishop Sen
amin F. Kelley. He viii celebrate mass
1 the Cathedral Of ST. John the Baptist
e-morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
The Poor Ren1e mheret.

An interesting feature of the m!d-weel1
night was that members of the congre-
CATION brought donations for the poor.
The attendance was large, and the con-
trib,itions generous and seasonal. After
a brief service the deacons made up large
baskets Of provisions, clothing. toys. etc.
and carried them to the homes Of the
poorer members Of the congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
MISS BELLS SUCCESSOR
Mss Eileen Hearon to Return to 81.


AUS Tar.
Miss Eileen Hearon IS to succeed Miss
larry Ashley Bell as leading soprano al
l. Paurs Church after January 18th.
Iiss Hearon sang with the choir for two
e;sons and IS quite we'll known in musi-
vi circles here.
Miss Bell, who was engaged for the
resent season, has requested the Music
Committee to release her from her con
.act IN order that she may continue her
tucies in New York This was promised
pom condition that suitable substitute
pu!6 be secured. and this has been done
y the engagement OF Miss Hearon to fill
ut Miss Bells term.
1t IS understood that Miss Bell Will
ave about the middle of January for
lew York and there continue her studies,
liss Hearon is now at her home in South
est Nirginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
VIGOROUS RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Ltasrnent VIII
cure Rheumatism. Strains. Sprans aac
all pains IN thc back. shoulders, secs:
toInts and limbs. It cures corns and
| bunions. and as horse IMMINENT II mas
no superior. Large bottle. IS cents every
where.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
TWO MEN WERE
BADLY WOUNDED.
They Were Shot Down by a Man
in East Radford Livery
Stable.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

EAST RADFORD, VA, Dec. 24.--A
man named Furrow had a. difficulty to-
night with Sam Scott and Max Woody
at Martins livery stable.
EIe shot both of them. One was wound
ed the breast: the other received a bull
let in the head 1t is thought both will
die.
Officers are in hot pursuit of Furrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
YOUNG VANDERBILT
is OUT OF DANGER
fRy Assnc;ated Press

(BvAseociated Press.)
5 NEW YORK, December 24.-On leaving
the Vanderbilt residence at 11:45 tonight
Dr. Austin Flint said:
Mr.. Vanderbilt has turned the corr
lner; he will get well. = ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEW.
FORECAST.
Rain or snow Thursday; fair and much
colder Friday.

Highest temperature-4 p hr... 81
Lowest temperatures A. M.......... y
Mean temperature yesterday......... y
Normal temperature for December. 4I
Departure from normal temperature. !!
Precipitation during past "a hours.... @
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
SURPRISES IN STORE.
Reports of Salary Investigating
Committees VIII Be Interesting.

Reports of Salary Investigating
Committees VIII BE Interesting.
1t is said that there are many surprises
in store when the work of the various
committees on the Encouragement Of
salaries and duties Of officials and en-
ployees of the city is made public.
1t is said that one Of the
committees will report that there
are officials in the city hall whose duties
are almost nothing. There are many who
are overpaid, whose positions could be
filled from the outside by clerks who
would be glad to do the work for half
the salary now being paid, and there
are some who do not receive salary SUI
ficient to compensate them for the SER
vices rendered the city.
The committees will make number of
recommended as to the re-arranS
ment of duties in some Of the departments
so that there will be no necessarily for
increased salaries and to make less work
by different systems.
There are five or six subcommittee at
work and the work is being done in sUcn
a quiet and orderly manner that not even
the men in the departments know what is
going on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

POWHATAN, VA, November 81
(Special.)-A pretty marriage occurred at
Old Powhatan church. Tuesday at $3.50
O'Clock P. NJ. when Miss Floy c. Por-
ter became the bride OF Mr.. Howard
c. ellis, The ceremony was impressive
~ performed by Rev. J. ". Reynolds.
The attendants We're Miss Ruth ellis.
sister of the groom, and Miss Lucia
Wills. The ushers were Mr.. Stanley
ellis. brother Of the groom. and Mr..
George Sanders.
The bride is the popular and attractive
daughter Of Mr.. P. B. Porter and the
groom is a prosperous young farmer of
this county. After the ceremony an ele-
CANT reception and supper were given
the couple at the residence OF the
father Of the bride. NJ
The marriage Of Miss Ada Gertrude
Moseley and Mr.. Henry Hobson Goode
took place Wednesday evening at 4
O'clock at the home of the bride, near
Moseley's Junction. Rev. ]. ". Reynolds
officiating. Immediately after the cere.
mony. the happy couple took the South
ern express for short tour. after which
they will reside at Clayville, Va, where
the groom is popular young merchant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
MANCHESTER AND CHESTERFIELD.


CHRISTOPHER c. Cousins. as chairman OF
that body. !,
The Health Committee did not get a
quorum: and there was no meeting Oh
that body last night
Mr.. Walker II. Washington, tot hhe
firm of washington & Early. druggists;
returned last night, from successlul
hunting trip in Caroline county
ARRESTED LAST NIGHT.
Coleman Drumeoie. colored. was arrest
ed bv Special Officer Oyerton in Mancnes-
ter last night. on the charge OF. peHls
drunk and disorderly on car.
warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of Frank Carpenter. who is charged
with cursing and abusing his wife.
NEGRO LiCRDERER Is b.tAD- !,
The maddest man in the city 1ali
yesterday was Ernest Davis. the negro
murderer who is to be hanged Dec. =.
The murderer's anger has been OCCASION
ed by the acquittal of Marceitus Hatche,
in the Corporation Court YESTERDAY anu
the subsequent release of Wyatt Caiilas,
who were alleged accessories TO the
crime which Davis is to eSpiate on the
gaIlows. !,
Davis protests that injustise has been
done and declares that he will make. a
clear statement when he is taken TO the
gallows next month. He declared in the
presence Of reporter of the Richmond
News that the alleged accessories to the
crime had knives in their possession ana
that all We're determined to fight Gees,
who was stabbed in the bac-- and Killed
Davis is SO mad that he is almost like a
raving inmate of an insane asylum. He is
nervous also and cannot remain still Tor
a moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
FREDERICKSBURG AFFAIRS.
Resignation of a. q. Chand1ec-Per.
sonal and MisccIIaneous

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
I.--tSpecial.)-Mr a. 8. Chandler has re-
signed as president of the Caroline Coun-
ty Bank. at Bowling Green. owing to pro-
fessional engagements. Mr.. ]. T. Richards
proprietor Of the Lawn Hotel, has been
chosen as his successor.
Mis- Lottie 1-unter. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs James Hunter Of Ruther Glen Car
olsne county. died few weeks ago. Miss
Eunter was attending Blackstone COLLEGE
nd was young lady OF lovely Christian
character and leaves a large host Of
friends.
Adjutant c. R. Pollard. of the Tnir,!eth
Virginia Regiment in the war of 1S6l-ls65,
who has been engaged in business in
Baltimore since that time. is in the city
IN route to his former home in King
George county for the first time for
wrnty-three years
While Mr. j. W. Christy. well.known
merchant of Stafford, was nnhitchiag
his horse at Perry's wagon yard here.
"Wednesday, one of the animals kicked
him. brnislng his body and breaking his
aeht hand
The Weems Steamboat Company
through their agent here. Mr.. w ID
scout. this morning served notice on Can
am Rowies OF the new steamer. Tourist.
ahd on Mr.. ". D. Carter. president Of
me BUSINESS Mems Association. ,hat me
"eems Company owned certain wharyes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

official verbatim report Of the convention
debates, and especially those when the
suffrage article was under discussion.
1t is anticipated that MIR. Wise. the coun-
sci for the petitioners. will, in the event
that the case is gone into on its mcrits,
quote freely front expressions by members
of he convention during the consideration
of the suffrage article. This will be done
in the effort to establish from the state
ments of the trainers that it was their
intention to disfranchise negroes-as
many as possible. and as few white men
a practical L..
On the whole, however, there Is, accord
ing to the cpirioEs of coed lawyers, but
remote prospect that the court will go
into the merits of the case but that 1t will
dismiss the matter on the ground Of lack
OF jurlsdictiCn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
THE BRIDE OF BLUEMONT.
Wedding of Mr.. J. c. Foster and
Miss Rose Gibson.

BLuEMONT. VA. November IL
Especial 1.-The old stone church at Blue
mont. Va, was thronged Wednesday at
high noon by the friends Of Miss Rose
Gibson. daughter of Mrs. Rosanna Glib
son. and of the late George w. Gibson.
to Mr. Isaach c. Foster. a brilliant
young lawyer of Southside Virginia.
Both the bride and groom belong
to families that have been we'll known
in Virginia since Colonial days.
Rev Dr. Lake officia ted. The ushers
were Mr.. Thomas Lee Brown, of Alexan-
dria, Va. and Mr.. Joseph Berry, OIL
Vienna, Va. Miss Grace purcelle Glib
son. sister Of the bride was maid of
honor
The handsome and stately bride was
becomingly attired in her going-away
gown of blue soliel cloth and carried
white roses and ferns. Her maid of
honor was also attired in blue cloth and
carried white chrysanthemums.
The groom was accompanied to the
altar by his best man, Mr.. 7. l.. Frank
lin. of kentucky.
The church was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums and potted plants
A small reception to tie bridal party
followed at the home Of Mrs. Gibson,
where a sight of the brides presents was
enjoyed. The collection included beau
tiful silver. cut glass. dainty china, and
valuable books
The bride and groom left for an ex-
tended tour of the northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
A QUIET WEDDING,
Marriage of Mr. G. c. Hnymore and
Miss Lucy C. FarthinE. Er


Miss Lucy c. FarthinE. SIN
CHATHAM. VA. November I.-(Spe-
cal.l-Mr. G. C. Haymore and Miss Lucy
C Farthing. of ,-,e Banister section, Of
this county were united in holy we'd,
lock at 8 P. NJ. Wednesday al the home
of Rev. ". d. Barr in West Chatham.
Rev. Barr performing the ceremony.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. Pomp
Farthing. of the county. The groom is
young man of fine business qualitica-
tons and stands well in his community.
There was no parental objection to the
match but very recent death in the
brides family prompted the couple to
be married here as they wished to secure
absolute privacy.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Haymore left for their homo
near Banister where Mr.. Haymore fol-
lows the occupation of a farmer. The
affair was exceedingly quiet and was
first announced on the street Thursday
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
ASSAULTED.
P0WHATAN B0CLDIN, JR., ILL.
We1l-f<nown Patrick ottorney Suf-
scripg from Nervous Prostration

DANV1LLE. VA. November 2l.-tSpe-
eial1-Judge Powhatan Bouldin, Jr.. is
butte sick at his home in Stuart. He is
suffering with a severe attack of nervous
prostration. brought on by overwork. He
recently returned from Johns Hopkins
Hospital While there he was accom-
panied by Miss Ella Bouldin his sister. a
drained nurse. and Or. r. S. Martin, Of
Stuart The specialist who examined
fudge Bouldin at the University. held out
very little hope for him. His recovery is
Doubtful. He is one of the most prominent
attorneys OF Patrick county. The news
II his sickness is received here, where he
jormerly lived, with q great deal of sor-
>ow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
RULES FOR THE POLICE.
Finance Committee Ha. 1t. Hands
Fu1l-Improved Streets.

A subcommittee of the Board of Police
Commissioners will report a new set OF
rules and regulations for the Police De.
parsment at the meeting OF the Board on
the first Thursday IL the comin.; month,
The committee has been at work on
the regulations since the board was re-
organized in July, and it is expected TIM,
when they shall have been promulgated
that it will be of great benefit to the SER
vice.
The Finance Committee did not finish
all the work before It atsIts last meeting,
and a meeting has been called for Mon
day night to dispose OF the unfinished
business,
Captain Phillips and his assistants In
the Office Of City Urea surar were serving
crowds OF State tax payers yesterday.
who are coming early to avoid the rus.,
after the lst OF December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22

LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH us06 west Cary stree +.
Preaching Sunday at IL a. NJ. ara
NJ Sunday school at 9:I5 a NJ. FfaS
and Conference meeting Wet.sesctS ~
5 p NJ. Subject In the n1orEsa" ~
Baptism OF the Holy Spirit az nls:'..
Future Forecasts. All are assss"e'
James Howle. Pastor.
CHAPEL OF THE NEW JERt s.H.
LEM stia2G west Broad street. l-ResGli s',
services every Sunday at II A. NJ, Sa'1sss
school at 10 A. #. Library tree
CsH RISTIA u SCIENCE--.Elia5S;Ssl
CHURCH OF CHRIST StIESIlS4
Service Sunday at Il: 10 a. II. SuoJscs =.
sermon. Ancient and Modern SsGtN.
NANCY; or, Mesmsrism and Hypnotistt..,
Wedne sday evening meeting at
THANKSGIVING Service THURSDAY at = -
Subject OF sermon. Giving TnanSH
l20l Grove avenue. al are invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
A Marriage at Andrews.

ANDREWS. VA. November 2l-fSpe-
cial)-A pretty marriage was celebrated
on November 18th. a the home of Hon
and Mrs. E. ". Smith. when their second
daughter. Miss Lena Rives Smith, became
the wife of Mr.. Joseph Duerson. at Mt.
Pleasant Owing to the recent death Of
the brides grandmother only near rela-
tires were present. Rev. Joseph F. Bill
linssly performed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
MANAGEMENT OF DRuGsroREs.
Lecture at University College o
Medicine To-Nicht.

Dr.. George E. Barksdale will deliver
the second of the series OF lectures by
the professors OF the Department OF
Pharmacy of the University College OF
Medicine to the graduating class and
the Richmond and Manchester druggists
in the lecture amptitheatre. at Twelfth
and Cary streets, at $50 O'clock Tonight.
He will talk about manag cement OF drug
stores in America and Europe The pub
lie is invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
OVER A LOVE AFFAIR.
Despondent Negro Woman Tries to
End Life with Lnudnnum.

Mary Anderson. a young negro woman
living at 1922 Lester street. grew despon-
dent over love affair yesterday and
decided to end it all by killing herself.
She secured a bottle of laudanum and
took the dose About 1920 She was found
IN her room in an unconscious condition..
The ambulance was called. and DR.. San
didse responded. He worked over the
woman for several hours. and finally
succeeded in saving her life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-22
STREET RAILWAY Y. M. C. A.
A Branch to Be InauGurated Amons
the TroIIev Men.

In Division 152, y. a. of S. r. E.. a
movement to inaugurate a street railway
branch OF the Young Mems Christian AS
soclatlon was started yesterday. A COM
mlttee was appointed to confer with SUI
perintendent Mckee. The men expect to
secure the use OF the club house erected
by the Traction Company al the Reservoir
for its employees.