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ACCUSES FOUR or LARCENY.
G. W. Ennger. Investor. Going After
Broker and Mining Company Oniccrs.

Evan H. Clark, mining engineer OF the
Hotel Empire; Frederick Herbert, stock
broker, Of 1872 East Forty-ninth street:
IL. Qualey Of 1890 Pacific street. Brooklyn.
and F. s. Weller Of 1910 Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn. President and Treasurer OF the
Horse Shoe Mining Company, were held by
Magistrate Brann in the Centre street
police court YESTERDAY on the charge OF
obtaining by misrepresentation $500 from
Georke r. Efnger Of 2A West i22d street.
They alleged that the complaint was made
on a regular business transaction. IL Will
probably be taken from the criminal TO the
ciyil Collrts
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500. 600 for the states Exhibits nj st.
Louis EXPOSITION.

ALBANY. March l3.-The Senate Finance
Committee to-day decided to report favor
ably senator Elsberg's bill, appropriatii.g
500 700 for this States exhibit at the 81.
Louis Exposition and providing for State
Board of Mana gers of twelve members, 20
be appointed by the Governor.
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WON.T GET THE REWARD.
Father Sent Its Hoy 10 buy Cigarettes
and reused an Arrest 10 Earn 500.

Eugene Bausch. " no owns a canov tore
at 1857 First avenue, paid a fine Of SIS in
IN, Special Sessions yesterday for selling
cigarettes TO a ten-year-old boy. Louis
Iscan Of $40 Ia ast Sixty-first street, the boy $
father. admitted that he had sent the boy
into bausch store to secure COM iction
and obtain reward Of 500 offered la such
cases by au evening paper II was said
vauard
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DIsprte Over blame FOR Collision.

NORFOLK. Va. March iS.-The Norfolk
and Washington line steamer Norfolk
was in collision this morning OF Lambert's
Point with the German tramp steamship
Hisparia. The Norfolk was bound here
from Washin gton. The Hispanid,s = captain
blames the Norfolk anC says the lhttcr
rammed him on his s,arbonrd bow, causng &
him damage of $500 The Norfolk owners
nave lbelled the Hispania. claiming dam
ages la 81 500.
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Trial Trip OF steamer shawmut.

BALTIAoRE. Md, March 10. The steamer
Shawmut, built at Sparrow's Point by
the Maryland Steel Company for the Boston
Steamship Company, had her trial trip
to-day. The run was made to Thomas
Point While the affair was an informal
one there were about sevcnty-fve guests,
ali prominent In steamship and industrial
circles.
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noer Omccr Mistaken for a burglar.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March iS'-Capt
Louis de Vllers, Of the Boo Army VINO Is
stopping here for few days, was mistaken
for a burglar early this morning. Two
policemen held him up and nc ,nIssooA s"oN
them for British spies. After eAp'a''"
tons he was let 20.
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are many other pieces In other wares
Takatori, Oribe, Karatsu and the IKE
which are not 40 much colectors P'eces'
as objects for cabinet or bureau, Tor IN,
innate. homely enjoyment. These old
fabrics of domestic pottery are 50 human
in their appeal that the visitor win single
out al once many pieces that at once es-
tablish a feeling Of comradeship; pieoee
that he would like to have constantly about
him in his home, and are not hsyoha the
limits Of a modest pooketbook.
In concluding this brief survey ! would
draw particular attention to the bronzSs
which in most cases are exceptionally
flne examples, the temple jars ioi ana
iO2), the censers tl03 and 1867 are suReIo
in shape. design and the quality OF tneL
1IoM the voluted vase In form of nower
laD. the four-cornored, tal-nccked vase
ls6 and the fire bowl (7Sl. Nor should
one fail TO study two remarkable exampiee
of circular panels (77 and 7s). first cast
II, iron, and then chased with cloud and
wave forms and irlaid with raised work
In the figures Of silver, gold and ehakvdo'
triumpbs Of audacity and tasteful skill.
Specific allusion, however, while 1t may
whet the appetite, falls short entrely OF
suggesting the innumerable oolects OF
attraction in this exhibition. For II IL one
In which the connoisseur win have plenty OF
opportunity Of exercising his disoriminAtloh
and In which tho simple lover OF the oeauti-
full will find abundant provocation 70 enjoy
nent and to the desire OF possession, ior
as / said before, IL represents this choice
selection Of an artist as we'll as Of COL
lector.
THE w1EMKRs COLLECTION or OIL PAINTINGS
WATER CoLoRs, ETC.
In one OF the galleries is shown ool-
lection belon ging to MIR. John Il. Wiemers;
a modest array Of pictures; among ,s. whion,
however, there are many pieces OF serious
Interest Especially may be mentioned a
fair representation OF some OF the modern
Dutchmen: oils or water colors by never
Valkenburg, Roelofs, William Maris. Vrolyk,
Wvsmuller, Ten Kate and De La Mar. Al
these works have the charm OF simple SIM
cerity and clever craftsmanship. Then, too,
our own painter, Carleton Virgins, is largely
represented and by some very charming
examples, especially of sheep; and picture
interesting historically and for It's own sake
is aSpearing Fish by the late Albert Bier,
stadt. A water color by Turner, a WOOD
cut by Albert Dtirer and some pencil draw
ings are among the most interesting oi
the miscellaneous pieces.
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Used Dynamite 10 Get $50.

SouIHISoroS. Conn. March i3.-Four
masked robbers bound Octave Bourque,
telegraph operator at the railroad station
here. early this morning and blew 90 open the
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DIAMOND DYES give faster and brighter ooors
than any other dyes.
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Among the pottery are some fine eX-
amples OF old Korean, such a. me gobular-
shared vase (i0D, a rare and beautiful speci-
mems; a still earlier piece (i09). also globular-
in shape, with decoration OF dragons and
other designs, a specimen which the clta-
logue describe justly as II exceedingly
fne texture, ana 1t might have added OF
choice shape and color. Another remarkable
piece il (1g3N a tall slender Dottle-shaped
vase, with incrustation Of figures upon the
long neck, desi an very archaic in feeling
vet full of dignity and Of particularly deli
cate coloring Of pale creamy tea leaf. In
1872 there is somewhat similar design,
even more curious in its character. though
scarcely so choice In feeling. In this case
and another one are expressed several SUI
perb examples Of the old Han pottery
notably s07. Of grand form and color;
800 with fluied neck. raised animals on the
shoulder and a dark green paiina OF par
ticular brilhance; sos, duli olive green
with a fine si vrr lustre: s02 and sos, excep-
tionaly beautiful examples OF the tripod
vase and 500, which, on a smaller scale Of
size, has the grand Robustness of feeling
in form and color, characteristic OF the
ware so human and v:r.le and has more
over that mystcry Of color and texture and
invitation 20 the Imagination, that time and
the action o. the earth have wrought into
the BODY Of the piece aid into it's gaze.
Fine specimens Of earlyChinese are sprinkled
over the collection; 7si, an oviform jar
Of very rich orange glaze; 500 hangin &
lar Of turquoise blue; sll, Ming jar OF
characteristicaly beautiful blue, in this
case clouded With a deep tone; and two
conspicuously choice Sung jars OF creamy
gray (s?0) and t7ssl.
In the cases round the walls the visitor
will find a quantity Of smaller pieces of
old Raku pottery with its full Fat glaze
OF rich colors. rose and red particularly
ia coarse indented body, and general
suggestion Of ripe luscious fruit. And there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
BALTIMORE SUBSCRIBERS
Receiver of Lexington Development
Sues for Unpaid Stock Subscriptions.
fsnecial Dispatch &c The Times.)

BALTIMORE. ND. Sept. BE n
Williams, receiver of the Lexington Vao
nevelopment Company. brought multi
5cty of suits today sh in the City 10 eo tbe
lock Of the Development Company who
have not paid in full for stock sub.
scribed for. Tho suits aggregate ABOUT
When the Development Company went
out OF business il s93 after a tirul exist
snce OF about thi>e years, 1t owed the
nIascow Manufacturing Company. of Viz
einias sle.S56. The assets OF the Develop
ment Company yere not sufficient TO
meet the ohligatieas. and Virginia court
having jur!sdictiGi in the case, decided
that the subscribers to the stock must
make good the efficiency.
It is for the prpose Of reaching twen-
ty1hree Balti!p,re subscribers that the
x,,.ts are brought. The company is a
Virginia corpoation. and all previous
proceedings haze taken place in that
state. When ne Development Company
started out it was 10 have 100000 CAPT
tai stock 1t appears that about 100000
had been sutcribed for when the con-
Germ went Uner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
The farmers Success De-
ponds Upon fregdon from
Disease aid Suffering.
PAlNs'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Is the Medicine That Has Made
Thousands Of Country
Toilers Well and
Strong.

There are thousands of farmers in our
land who are rich in broad acres and
gold, yet lack that true wealth known
as good health
It is melancholy fact that men and
women in the country districts, breath
ing the purest air and drinking from
Gods bubbIing fountains and impd
springs. are liza bile to the same diseases
and ailments that come thick and fast
to city people We find rheumatism,
neuralgia, debility, dyspepsia, kidney and
liver troubles, and blood diseases almost
as common in the farmers family as
they are in city homes
Paines Celery Compound. Heavens
best blessing to the farming community,
has done more for the Punishment of
dread disease and building up OF health
than all other combined medicines. Mr..
John Zuspan, q prominent and we'll
known farmer Of Middleport, Ohio,
writes specially for the benefit Of SUI
ferers in the rural districts lie says:
Last November I was. SO badly Grip
pied up with rheumatism. which came
on in June that / could hardly walk
without the aid of crutches or a heavy
stick. About the tenth OF November l
commenced taking Paine's Celery Com
pound, and after using four bottles
was completely cured, and was able to
attend to my usual work as well as "hen
1 was forty. l am now siAty-sia' anu
can walk and run as well as man Oh
thirty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE
Murderer Resists neutrality-suspicious.
Turned on Him.
By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, Sept. 1a-Peter Hernia
was hanged in the county Jail at Hack
eusacE. n. J.. to-day for the murder OF
barney Kantock, butcher, but before
his execution was accomplished Hernia
made a desperate fight
When two del W sheriffs approached
him to strap his ms he suddenly tore
off two brass By kets on the side OF
his cell and getting into the corridor leap
Ell over a partition. He then tore off a
piece of lead pipe and crouching in a
corner shouted that he would brain any
one that came near him. Ely this time
the Jail was in an uproar. The sheriff
and his deputies We're at first puzzled
as to how to deal with the murderer
and disarm him.
It was finally decided to turn a hose
on him. This was done. and as Hernia
put up his hands to ward off the water
from striking him in the face a deputy
sheriff leaped over and grabbed the
hand of the murderer in which was the
lead pipe. Other deputies quickly rushed
in. Hernia was finally overpowered
and securely strapped. He was then
placed in a chair and carried to the
sallows, his clothing dripping with
water. He was lifted from the chair
and the moose quickly adjusted about
his neck. The sheriff then asked him
if he had anything to say. He replied,
in 4 weak voice. Goodbye all. excuse
me- The drop was then sprung and
Hernia died of strangulation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
THOMPSON-EPPS
a Beautiful Tableau Wedding at Mount
Sinai Church,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

tSpeclai lplSpatcn 10 Inc I1meS.)
DlSPuTAN'fA, VA, Sept. 1a.-Many of
Disputanta people turned out yesterday
to witness the marriage ceremony per-
formed by Rev. c. ". Turner. OF this
place, at Mount Sinai Church, uniting
MISS Mary Elizabeth Epps. and Mr. j.
Williamson Thompson. The groom was
from Surry county, and the bride was a
daughter Of Mr.. f. a. Epps, OF this
county.
The church was beautifully decorated
with ferns and soldenrod.
The bride wore a tasteful and becoIn-
Ing travelling suit of gray broadcloth. The
bridal party entered to the strains of
MenGelssohn's Wedding March beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Hester PEBBLES.
OF this county. The bridal party enter
ed as follows: Miss Loula Johnson, of
Plsputanta. and Mr.. Bennett. of Surry:
MISS Annie Bell, Of Surry, and Mr..
Charles Parrish. of Richmond; Miss Leila
Norris, Of Disputanta. and Mr.. Bell. Of
Surry; Miss Rebecca Johnson. o: Dis
putanta, and Mr.. Rollings. of Surry;; Miss
Willie HOLT, of Surry. and Mr.. Frank
Epps. OF Dlsputanta: and Miss sudie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
DEAD ON THE FLOOR
The Coroner Declared it to Be the Res
suit Of Accident.

Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 19.-At the
Hotel Johnson this morning Mr.. l. r.
Rockwell. q prominent business man of
Petersburg. was found dead in his room,
having been overcome by gas.
The odor of esca ping gas was detected
by the house-keeper. vino summoned the
proprietor Of the hotel. With the aid of
bell boys Mir. Johnson opened the door
OF the room occupied by Rockwell who
was found lying face downward close TO
the door. The gas jet in the room was
turned on full.
The ambulance from the Emergency
Hospital was called. and as the hospital
is very near tho hotel. it was but short
time before Mr.. Rockwell was in the
hands of DR.. Stuart. OF the Emergency.
Nothing could be done. however, for
the unfortunate man, he was quite
dead. DIR. Stuart is OF the opinion that
he died long before he was discovered.
MIR. Joseph E. Luchett, whose mothers
sister Mr.. Rockwell married. was notified
at once and came to the Emergency Hos
pital to view the remains and to take
charge of them.
THE death Of my uncle said Mr..
Luckett TO the representative of The
Times tonight, was most unexpected.
He was a man accustomed to travelling
and how the gas Jet could have been
turned on is & mystery 10 US ali.
There was no possibility OF suicide, for
/ left him at half past one o'clock this
morning in the best of spirits and there
was no motive for his taking his own
hfe.'
There are bruises all over the body,
which indicate that he must have awak-
ened and finding something wrong in his
room, struggled TO get relief. Evidently,
he was finally overcome and fell against
the door. His forehead is severely cut"
At the home Of Mr.. Lucllett. who Is
manager Of the Columbia Theatre, Mrs.
Rockwell is lying i'll The news of her
husbands death was broken to her to-
night by her sister, Mrs. Luckett. and
by Mr. w. II. Camp, of Petersburg, who
came to take charge of the remains. 1t
is feared the shock will have a serious
effect upon her
The remains will be taken to Petersburg
either tomorrow evening or Sunday
morning The interment, as far the
plans had been completed tonight, will
take place in Petersburg on Sunday.
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prorent Citizen of Petersburg
,und Dead in a Hotel.
r. RESULT OF ACCIDENT
~ TO New York on Business Trip
ID Stopped in Washington to Visit
Friends-Was Prominent Mason
and Confederate Veteran.
Especial Dispatch to The Tisnes1

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 19.-,Mr.
Ioseph Il. Rockwell. a prominent cid-
zen of Petersburg. was found dead in
Washington this morning a telegram
from Washington TO a local paper
brought the only information thus far
received, and no details were given OK
that his death was due TO aspfyxiation.
Mr.. Rockwell, accompanied by his wife
and Miss Kate Bullock, left Petersburg
Sept. 1lth for New York to purchase
the fall and winter stock for the Bazaar
Millinery.
STOPPED ON A VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell, on their return,
stopped in Washington a few days 10
visit Mrs, Luckett, Mrs. Rockwells SIS
ter. who lives in Washington
Miss Bullock is expected TO reach Pc
tersburg tonight by the Old Dominion
Line from New York Mr. and Mrs. Rock
well reached Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Rockwell was a prominent and
highly respected citizen. He had been
prominent in municipal affairs. having
served as Councilman, and, at the time
OF hts death. was a member of the
Chamber OF Commerce.
PROMINENT IN BUSINESS.
He was owner OF tho Rockwell Coal
Company and the Bazaar Millinery.
lie was a member of A. p. Hill Camp
of Confederate Veterans. of Eureka
Lodge. No. 81. knights of Pythias. and
was the only Grand Lodge officer the
Pythians ever furnished, being a Past
Grand Chancellor Of the State. A widow
survives him. The body will be brought
TO Petersburg tonight or tomorrow for
burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
REJOICING OVER
LOST LITTLE LAMB
Mrs. craven's Pretty Darling
Found Unhurt in the
Woods.
Special Dispatch to The Times.


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept 10
Norman Craven. the pretty little three
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Micha Ell
craven, stolen yesterday afternoon by d
tramp. was found in the woods, about a
mile from the house, about noon to-day
by ELLEN Woodrow, 2 little girl living
at the home and accompanied by the
baby's mother and q dog.
Inc llttie fellow was, apparently, not
much The worse for the nights expert
ence though there was a bruise on his
throat. indicating that the tramp had
choked him, probaly to keep him from
crying. lie seems to have slept all
night.
1t is supposed that the tramp when he
found himself SO holly pursued, dropped
the child and fled. Hundreds of ne1ghbors
and others and all the available ponce
secured the woods for miles around last
night and how they missed the little ono
IS inconprehcnsible.
The scenes following the finding of the
child battle description. BY the time the
procession reached the house il numbered
hundreds and the little home was crowd
ed TO its every nook and corner all af-
ternoon by curious and sympathetic peo-
pie.
There is no trace OF tie abductor
though very complete description Of
i,i,,, is in possession of the police. Chief
NJ Police Johnson drove TO Yorktown
early this morning and came across the
peninsula, giving the people descrip-
ZION Of the brute and notifying them to
seize and hold him. It is hardly thought
that he can break out of the Gordon.
Three arrests have been made in con-
nactIon with the alleged kidnapping, the
suspect in each instance being tramp.
THO three prisoners deny having any
knowledge of the abduction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20

SERVICE SUNDAY AT HIS A. NJ,
Subject of sermon. Reality" Wednes-
day evening meeting at $50 O'Clock; No.
12O1 Grove Avenue. AL are invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20

Misses Mary and Mute N1oyler have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
LUMBER BOOM.

A lumber boom is reported in Dinwid-
die county. Tie Camp Manufacturing
Company, one of the largest lumber
manufactures in the State, is surveying
for a railroad to be built from Dewitt,
in Dinwiddie, to Emporia, III Greenesville
county. The road is to be built to facil-
tate their lumber business, and will also
be equipped for general freight and pas
senger business.
SIr. W. S. Albert, business manager
Of the Gordon-Shay Opern Company, has
been in Petersburg arranging for the APP
pearance of this company at the Acad-
envy of Music in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT GRAND
ARMY REPUBLIC,
Washington. o. c.. and New York, N. y.
October 9Th to 18th 1902.

For the above occasion the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad will. sell tickets from
points on its lines at greatly reduced
rates to Washington. D. c.. and New
York. n Y. and return. tickets to be
sold October 3d. 4th 9TH and 9Th, with
final limit October 18th.
For full information in reference to
rates. Pullman reservations. stop-overs.
etc. apply to any agent of the company.
or
C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
No. $50 East Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
POWHATAN VETERANS
The Powhatan Troop Association Hold
It's Annual Reunion.
Special Dispatch to The Tines)

POWdATAN COURTHOUSE, VA.
Sept 19.-The Powhatan Troop Associa-
ton held its annual reunion here yes
terday; about thirty-tive members an
swered the roll call. Captain Joseph
Hobson. president. and Major Charles
Old, vice-presi6ent, were both present
and presided over the body. Mr.. Eotch-
kiss. treasurer, was also present Mr..
a. Royal, the secretary OF the associa-
ton. was kept away by a sore hand.
Polk Miller was here and rendered good
music and entertained the crowd in his
usual good style. SeveraI new members
joined the association, and everybody
present had a good time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
TEN MILLIONS FOR BANKS
Secretary Shaw Authorizes Distribution
of This Sum.
By Associated Press.>

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-secretary
Shaw announced before leaving Wash
ington this afternoon for the West that
during the week he had authorized the
distribution in round numbers OF &c.,
100000 in public funds among banks
throughout the country which have bonds
available for security. The money will
be released and deposits will all be COM
pleted within few days and just as
rapidly as the bonds are received at the
Treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP
Richmond to Macon, Ga, via the Sea-
board Air-line Railway.

On account of the annual meeting OF
the Farmers National Congress to DO
held in Macon, Ga. October 9TH to 10Th,
the Seaboard will sell round trip tickets
from all points on its lines at rate OF
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to
be sold October 9TH and 9Th, with final
return limit October 90 1902. Fare from
Richmond and Petersburg 1850. For
further information call on or write any
agent or representative OF the Seahoard-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
Low RATES TO CALIFORNIA
Via TIE seaboarc ~ Line Rsl!ws.

Via tie Seahoarc 81 Line Ral!ws..
The Seaboard will sell on Septerrbec
9th, 2Stt. 10Th and S0th special rouEd
trip tickets TO San Francisco ard Los
Angeles These special tickets viii .svs
very liberal Stop-over privileges. and
have 81 return limit 70 November 18th
The fare from Richmond and Petersburg
will only be 59S.79 for The ro@na TIP.
Call on or write any agent or represents
tive of the Seaboard for any further
reformation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
Carpenters Increase Monthly Tax.
Rv Associated Press. !

IBy ASSOCIaItU -IFSSSJ
ATLANTA. GA. September 19.-The
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners of America. in convention here,
adopted a resolution to-day increasing
The monthly per capita tax of the Bro
tkerhood from twenty cents to twenty
five cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20

t:pps. Of Disputanta, and Mr.. Gwaltney,
of Surry.
The bridesmaids were beautifully at
tired in white.
Mr.. Wilson PEBBLES. of Disputanta, and
Nicholas Savage, of Surry, acted as ush-
ers. The bride and groom left i1nmedi-
ately Tor Washington, where they VIII
spend their honeymoon and will then re-
turn to their home in Srirry county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
FOUR MEN KILLED
Gave in at the Stack Mine, Near Gov
ington.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

L1NCHBURG, VA, Sept. l9.-The
Stack mine. near Covington, on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad, caveG in this
morning and buried four colored men.
Their bodies have been recovered. The
men were in the tunnel at the time, and
the fall Of earth and rock was so sud-
den that they received no warning OF
the impending disaster.
The other miners were being paid off,
and but for this fact the loss of life
might have been greater. The superin-
tendent, Walter Carsill, made a marrow
escape. No one can explain the acct
dent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20
a PURE. STRENGTHENING TONIC

Malt-Nutrine is unlike the many other
nrenarations with similar names. 1t is
a nnre strengthening. palatable malt
tonic. while others are simply strong.
dark beer Prepared only by the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association, ST.
Louis. u s. A.