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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
DIVORCE FOLLOWS
ARDENT LET TER
Oily a Twelve Month Alter This
Reasonable" Proposition,
Suit is Flied by Bride.
Especial Dispatch to The Times


Me-, 1UA,->, A.ercllluer o.-4Au ardent
HtUer o. slAty-1our Yeats, Writing 10 ms
ur.ue-tu-be OF s,Aty-lwo, on august e.
1864, save urterance TO Inc Iollow.nS:
My intended NIe.-HoW Slad
si!uu.d be ana now proud L Should be
were l really your husband, and could
nt.ve you wholly for myself Of course,
you are willing, or you would not have
used the lovely words. ] can s6e but
ore thing in the way of our becoming
husband and wife. and that is our fnan-
cal ineduality: that you can remove.
II YOU Will do so, as | trust you may.
and divide your possessions, whether
they be large or small. we can become
husband and wife as soon as You wish,
and the sooner the better. such a dlVl-
sion is reasonable
The foregoing was written by Ehen M.
years old, TO his siSty-two year old
sweetheart. who became his happy bride
OF. August % of last year
To-day Mrs. Belts li'ed q suit against
her husband in the Supreme Court for
al solute divorce. naming Miss Murelha
,1,.ller. The bride of little more than
a wear and Miss Muller both lived at
No 40. West Twentv-second Street It
was said to-day that Miss Muller no
longer lives there
shortly afte- the maria se. accord!ns
~ the. complainant Mrs. Belts trans
t,-rt,d 10 hsr husband $4,000 in cash and
iap e,rv worth 50 roo She saws he has
!, income Of s5 900 a year and a. bank
balance of So 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
SACRED HEART TO
Be TORN DOWN
This Congregation to Worship at
New Cathedra! Cont act
Has Been Awarded.

Now that all uncertainty Of the inane-
diats erection OF the cathedral mas peen
removed by the award Of the pudding
contract to Messrs. J. Z < A. l. Pennock
of Philadelphia whose chief work In
Richmond is the new Maln-Street passen-
ger depot the interesting question is re-
vivad what changes will oe made in ths
relations of the various Catholic churches
OF the city.
cathedral" has been asked
So far as determined now the present
edifce al Eighth and Grace, dear TO so
Tnanv Catholics. will become a parish
church. The present episcopal residence
viii be the home OF the pastor OF tho
church and his assistant.
The Sacred Heart Church will be done
away with altogether IFS congregation.
and a part OF that which now worships
ar F,istth and Grace. will worship at the
new cathedral Enough will remain at
tha old St Peters Cathedral 70 make il
strong parish. The episcopal residence
viii be erected either now or later on
the lot adjoining the new Cathedral.
The ediftce, which is the gift OF Mr..
RYAN. will cost in the neighborhond OF
1890 eco. and two years or more will be
consumed in its erection. It viii be the
finest church between Baltimore and New
Orleans. The structure viii be buiI- OF
limestone witt front of Virginia granite.
No changes have been made in plans
which have been fully printed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
GIVE THEM Is MINUTES IN
WHICH TO GET THERE

AS a result of the lack Of interest mani
tested in the Council Committee work
it is the intention of the chairman OF
the respective bodies Of the city govern
rnent to have adopted at their next meet
ing such d rue as they think VII! nave
a tendency TO bring about a much needed
reform in the line Of attendance. Ihey
Will offer a resolution TO the effect that
no committee shall convene later than
fifteen minutes after the time set for the
gathering of the body. In other woros,
those members who make it point to
always be on hand al the given hour
shall not wait longer than the aHove
mentioned period for a sufficient num-
Der to a pear 10 constitute q quorum
Lately the practice on he part OF GER
tain Aldermen and Councilmen OF ignor-
ing meetings or being la e has grown so
alarming that the chaiImen are fearful
lest it finally come to pass that it will
be the exception and not the rule that
these bodies get toge her on the days
for which they are called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
EUBANX ELECTED
GRAND MASTER
Succeeds MIR. Kearns as Presld-
ing Officer of the Lo5ge.
ANNUAL BANQUET SERVED
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Virginia
Viii ADJOURN To-Nsht tven'ng
Session VIII Convene at
Three O'ctock.
ANNUAL BANQUET SERVED

The Grand Lodge Of Masons OF Nir-
gina at iast nisnI S session elected Mr.
Laward N Euoank, OF Newp-rt News,
Grand Master OF the lodge. sLcce~d ils
Grand Master Il. O. kealns, OF t'lttsEi-
yan.a. whose term expired.
besides the election Of officers. the
lodge transacted vast amount OF bAsl-
ness and closed the session with Its an
nuai banquet which MAS attended by
more than 500 members To-uays ses-
sion VIII convene al the Temple at 5
O'Clock this afternoon and may be plo-
longed far into the night, acco. ding 10
the amount OF business which may be
crowded INTO This. the closing NEE lng.
This meeting Of the Grand Louge has
been more largely attended than any in
years. and is taken as significant OF a.
general awakening Of Interest in Mas. my
throughout the Safe. There are now in
the State 30 lodges and Tonight
five additional lodges will be char
.ered with good membe: ships. Ga d
Master Kealns, when seen last ni- ht
spoke of this meeting of the Grand Lodge
as one of the greatest he had ever at
tended. saying all reports TO the oroer
had been OF the most encouraging nature
and particularly in the matter of mem
bersh.p had they shown gratifying in
crease.
IN his annual address he called atten-
ton 10 these encouraging features OF
the past years work. as well as to the
official acts performed by him since
holding his high Office.
Last nights session was presided over
by Grand Master J<earns, there being
present a large representation during
the election Of officers.
Mr. Euhank s. election was the Gus
1omary promotion from deputy grand
master. and was followed by the natural
advance among the other officers.
1t was nearly il O'Clock before the
business session adjourned and the ban
ouet served. Around the tables Were
seated over four hundred members, from
every part Of tire State, splendid body
of men. representative OF Virginia 5 best
citizenship.
Eward N Eubanlz. of Newport News,
grand master; Thomas \. Davis, of
Lynchburg. deputy grand master; X.
Kemper, Of Alexandria, grand senior
warden; S ]. Quinn, Of fredericksburg
grand Junior warden; J. w Egeleston
of Charlotte county. grand senior dea-
con; J. w. kellu-l, Of Accomac. grand
Junior deacon; Frederick Peasants. of
Richmond grand treasurer: DR.. George
W. Darlington. Of Richmond, grand
secretary; Rev George II. Ray, D. D.
OF Frarktown. grand chaplain; William
e. Wilkinson. grand tier; j. x. Pam
pin. of Richmond. grand pursuiNant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

eAper.s. aiIu the lower rate is at once
aloUl,.-u Us tnu4l.
i,.-rl. ioa.e $ bill comes before the
Goiu4,leeo IL Ma he IUus,.Il To ne enc,
.LNu a6euts say Tic Legislature Wi
never pass ii II lue4-IUers o4e I4,aue 20
see TIC cosuy tesu1ls II wurns 10 tncII
ccLslLueL.s. 1uey are mere4y ulScusS-
Ing now, not really AFRAID.
ABSl Raj Or BILL.
BY the nlil wn4cn Nlr. odie seeks TO
have become law il Is prohibited that
Ens Insurance Company Cnurle.tu in the
State or dong business here Shd4 allow
Or. require lis agents 10 enter INTO any
compact or cOmp.na ion with any other
such company Tor the purpose OF CON
trolling or affecting raIes or cna rges
in The State. For the information OF .ns
State on the observance OF the law some
representative officer OF every company
doing business here must make an atfi-
dav!t to be fled Win the Auditor OF
Pubic Accounts, that during the past
twelve months no such combination as
prohibited has been made. False state
n,ents in the affidavit are regarded as
perjury. The punishment IL that case
is to be fine Of not less than one hun
drea dollars. nor more than one thou
sand dollars. or by confinement in the
renitenliary for one year. or in the dis
c-etion of the jury by confinement in jail
for a period of not less than thirty days
nor more than twelve months.
Any attempt to violate or evade the
law VIII be punished as an outright vio-
iauon. The president or manager of q
company applying for license to do bust
ness must make afti6avit that he has not
VIOLATED the law between the time Of ap-
plying for license and TIE issuance of it.
Mr. Angel. mn'nher Of the House from
Roanoke CITY. Will soon introduce hill
p.oyidirg for the erection Of the office
oe Insurance commissioner.
The design Of +ne prospective measure
Is tn nrotect citizens ag3inst th"se in
dt=e+-'a1 insurance cn~onani..s which do
q large b1,~i~.es in snail policies. and
~t-hout S7,@7ci--7+ erar~rtae Of tie sol
vency or durability of the companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
PO5TOFFICE DECISIONS
Three Important Ones Rendered IN
W,shooto, Yesterday.
(By Associated Press,l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. S.-Prac-
tical,y the whole policy of the Post
office Department in its classification re-
forms is involved in three decisions rem
dered to-day by the District Court OF
Appeals In two ca So: Of the decisions are
AGAINST the Postoffice Department and
in the other the government is sustained
All three cases will be appealed to the
United States Supreme Court. pending
whose final action the classification re
form policy under which many pEb!1-
cations have been excluded from the sec
ond class privileges, probably Will re-
main in suspension.
The two cases adversely to the gov
eminent are those of the National
Railway Publication Company and the
Railway List Company The courts
opinion in the Railway Publications. case
holds that Congress has not committed
to the postmaster general, or anyone
else, the determination Of what should
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
PRETTY HOMr WEDDING
Niss Rosa Lee Eubat k 6eco res Bride
Of Mir. Pollard.

\ pretty marriage was soiemnized yes
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Eubauk No.
216 North Twenty-first Street when their
bride OF Mr.. Charles Z. Pollard.
4 The ceremony was performed by Rsg.
DR.. George Cooper, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. The ushers were Mr.
w B. Pollard orotherof the groom. and
Mr.. NJ. II. Fidler.
The bride wore q tailor made suit OF
castor. with hat and gloves 20 match and
carried shower bouquet OF roses. Ths
parlors were decorated with palms
The bride Is pretty brunette and the
groom a popular young man OF the East
End. and have large circle OF friends.
which was shown by the many hand
some presents they received.
The couple left on the o'clock train
via the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad.
TJpon their return they viii 5s at homo
10 their many friends after December 9TH
at No. ia6 North ThirtS-fouFth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Personals From Chester.
fSnecial pisnatch to The Tinles

Especial Dispatch to The Tnles.)
CHESTER, VA, December 3-AIr. Ben
j. Moody is reported as still improving
from the nash-up he got in removing
wrecked cars lately.
Captain Thomas Nunnally, OF the Farm
vale and Powhatan Road, is detained at
ms home near here on account of the
falling health Of his wife.
Mrs. Richie Hatcher. who has been
quite sick for the past week or more, is
Improving.
Superintendent William \. Banking
snip visited the school here on yesterday.
The captain is trying to inaugurate a
teachers educational association in the
county.
Judge j. L. Haner, of the Richmand
anG Petersburg Electric Road, with his
family are now boarding here with Mr..
G. T. Robertson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
MAYER KNOCKED GUT
BY KID CARTER
lHy Assoclnted rrcss

PH1LATE1 PIlTA PA. Dec. 3.-.'llii,
Carter. Of Brooklyn. tonight Knocked
out Peter Maner. OF this city, in the sec
ond round OF what was scheduled 10 he q
s'x-round bout. IT the Penn Art Athletic
Club. The finishing blow was delivered
TWO seconds before the round should have
ended.
Carter AZ the start began TO rush
Maher a lively exchange of h'oTvs. dur
Ing which Carter reached Makers face
several times. the local man responding
with body blows. WAS followed by q
clinch Carter continually PLAYED for his
opponents jaw. In the second round
there was considerable wrestling. Maize,
foored Garter once and was himself
knocked down three times. His last fail
was due 10 q right cross on the jaw.
from which he was unable TO recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
SUICIDE OF STUDENT
DUE TO 0vERW0RK
fs.csisl n,Spstch to The Times. /,

NEW, YORK, December S.-John Win
field Baldwin. the Columbia student. who
committed suicide, was repured one OF
the brightest young men in college. He
was a hard student and unlike others
who work asiduoUS!E over books; .aVe
none of his time to recuperatlng
nasti1nes. When he had an hour TO him
self he worked at music or played chess,
at which game he was SO proficient that
he represented his college in inter-
collegiate tournaments. Overwork caused
a morbid DEP. cssion resulting in suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Nav Lodge # Druids.

Virginia Lodge. No. Is. was the name
adopted for a new grove of DruidS. or
gained at Westham Hall, corner OF
Laurel and Cary Streets last night. The
meeting was largely attended and starts
out With very bright prospects. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: Past Arch, \. Klaus; Noble
Arch, Haskns Hobson; Vice-Arch. D. A.
Weinbrunn; Recording Secretary, Charles
J. Hughes: Financial Secretary, John
Leibert; Treasurer. D. E. Mann; Conduc-
tor, George W. Norris; Inside Guard.
James B. Smith; Outside Guard. j..
E. Lambert: Trustees, c. D. Duke, D. A.
Weinbrunn and James 3. Smith.
1t was decided that he eater the meet
ings will be held on Tuesday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Not the EarmvilIe Bank.

Through an unfortunate error made IN
putting correction lines in the ma ter
for Tuesdays Times line belonging III
another article was inserted In the arm
vile letter The line read the First
National Bank which failed.
The line. as WAS apparent to any
reader, had no connection what
ever with the Farmyille special which
related to the large tobacco sales Ia t
week. The Farmvile bank is one OF the
most prosperous ones in Virginia. Tho
8 Times regrets the error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
J. third. Time-1:1a -.

p. third Time-1:19 As.
Fourth race. handicap. mile and sew
city yards; Jessie Jalboe q to ., won,
iSilogram a to u. second; Rolling Fer
q to TO- third. Time-l:5t.
Fifth race. six furlongs: Scorpio 90 to y.
won: Ordnung q to 81. second; Optional
&c to u. third. Time-1:19-
Sixth race. one mile: Pierce az TO y.
won; Atheola GO to u, second; Morcos GS
to 81. third. Tme-l:53 As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
NATIONAL COUNCIL.
Jewish Women in Convention at 8al>
tr1ore,
Try Associated Press

{By AssOCItLttI ttSS.J J
BALTIMORE, ND, Dec 3--The Con-
yention Of the National Council of Jew
ish Women to-day listened to the read
ing OF the annual reports of the treas
urer, recording secretary and auditor
The reports OF the treasurer, Mrs
Bertha A Sells, Of Chicago. showed re-
ceipts of Ss.o0l.1 for the triennium, and
q balance on hand of s., 021.so.
Miss Gertrude Berg. OF Philadelphia
the recording secretary. stated In her
report that thirty new sections had been
formed In the last three years. Net gal,
In membership was 2,305.
at the evening session a number OF
papers were read.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Telegraphic Erevities.

(By AssociaIed Press)
EREMEN, December 3.-Captaln Nc
Donald Of the British steamer MaSdala,
from Galveston which arrived at this
port to-day. reports that fire among
The cotton cargo on the bridge deck broke
o;lt while tft. vessel was at sea and :,pU
tales were damaged before it was eNtin-
CuisneG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Death OF az In'art.

The many friends Of the Rev. r. Fin
law Gayle and wife. formerly OF Rich
nond. will be grieved 70 learn OF the
death of their youngest child. Travis
Taylor Gayle. which occurred at their
residence. No. u6 South Main Street.
Danville after an illness OF twelve
weeks. The funeral was held on Mon
day, December LIST. in Darsilie,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Srarisl7 Ciains,
Ry Associated Prass)


WASHINGTON, o. c., December s.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, to-day pre-
scented BIZ. to the Senate authorizing
the Spanish Claims Commission to take
cognizance growing out of injuries
caused by the destruction OF the battle-
ship Maine in the harb0r of Havana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
SWEET ALICE A WINNER
The Only Favori:e 20 Come in First at
Nevy Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-S.ve.t
Alice was The only winning farori:e here
today. Summary:
FIRST race, five furlongs: Tom M:lybi,l
rs 10 y. won; Tancred g TO p. second;
Latitude e to -, third. Time-I:31
Second race. six furlonss: Pete: Dur
sea $50 to -. Won Nabocklish 90 TO u,
second: -Azua 90 to u, third. Time
laI IS.
Third race. handicap six furlonss:
Sweet Alice &c TO 50, won; Pride of .;.s-
nrs Gil 10 p, second: Handspinna.. 6 TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
NORTH CAROLINA.


Several indications Of real estate activ-
itv at Greensboro.
Federal Court in session at AshevilIe.
Judge Boyd presiding.
Hardin. of Stafford elopement notorety.
located at Cuero. Tex.
Iiabeas corpus proceedings at Charlotte
result in mothers gaining permission
to see her daughter
The Massachusetts friends of the negro,
Monroe Rogers, tried at Durham for at
tempted arson, fail to provide counsel for
him as promised
Great supply OF tobacco on the Dur
Methodist Conference in session al VIII
mington, Bishop a. Coke Smith presiding
Durham and Charlotte Railway TO go
Observation-Disclosures of the Corporation
Commission.
Several charters issued at Raleigh
lie Wildcat Rifles organized at Lex
ngton.
GENERAL.
Twelve men killed and twenty injured
IN the explosion OF an oil tank steamer
in San Francisco harbor-
The supporters OF James II. Hayes for
| assistant district attorney turned down
by the President, who tells them that
Coles will be the man.
General belief in Washington that no
steps will be taken by Congress affecting
Iirginias new Constitution
Two men scalded TO death and others
injured by molten steel at a Pennsylvania
foundry.
lie marriage of Mr. Heth Lorton in
| New York tonight to be Il brilliant event
| with many SouthernerS there.
Dr. Lorenz leaves Chicago and goes to
t see the President.
| New York widow RECEIVERS 10000 FOR
| the loss OF her husband.
| Belasco the playwright. sues woman
| for libel.
| Latest figures show the cotton crop TO
| have been a good one
! Congress passes bill providing So9@o tor
| pay OF strike commission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

Mr.. Nat Altman, OF CORTLAND. South.
ampton county, Va. Is In the city visiting
his daughter. Mrs. John Pemberton. o.
No. rs North Fourth Street. Ha win re
accompanied by his friend, Mr., r. r
Barham. of Capon, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

Tsephc line to be extended from
Lee Hal! % Warwick Courthouse
Fire company at West Point
Roanoke paper changes hands.
DR.. lie Ca is much better.
Reynolds case postponed at Warsaw.
Virginia news TO be found on Sixth
and Tenth Pages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

Highest temperatures P. 49,. e.
Lowest temperatures a A......... 81
Mean temperature yesterday. 81
Normal temperature for Decemh per. Az
Departure from normal temperature. W
Precipitation during past = hours. -os
LOCAL.
Mr.. Malcolm a. Coles agreed upon for
assistant district attorney and will soon
Every indication Of big ms Insurance. rance
10 revive the Wharton law.
Three children taken from the = = n9 me, OF
Mr. and Mrs. POLAND by the children
Home Society of Virginia
Grand Lodge Of Masons elects officers
with Mr. Edward n. Eubank. OF Newport
News. grand master
at thu. Lee Camp Soldiers Home:
Rule 10 ne adopted by which 1t Is noped
QuoruIns may be secured at meetings ol
Great number of bills introduced In the
General Assembly. including important
insurance measures.
Great activity in TOBACCO circles anu
good sales made.
CITY Sergeant of Manchester unable TO
get bids for a scaffold. ~
Case of cancer cured here by use OIL
the A-raE.
VIRGINIA.
Several marriages of interest in Viz
gnia:
Chambarayne in Petersburg.
Chamhliss in Danvile.
Mr. c. NJ Nininger and Mss Lizzie
MI James p. Payne and Miss Mary E.
Shorter at Madisonvile.
Mr. Robert J. Bellamy and Miss Mary
Keyser- in Washington, ,,,ss 1,,o,, Ens-
Mr. Warner Muir and Miss Lucy Eng
liSh in Warsaw
Mir. Arthur Fuller and Miss Lizzie
Wright at Chatham.
Mr. R. NJ. Shields and Miss Leila =.
Cox at Spring Garden
HEADQUARTERS Of the Virginia Iron. Coal
and Coke Company to be moved to Rad
ford.
with paralysis.
Annual report Of the Central Hospital
is very satisfactory
Leath may build a theatre IN Peters
N6rfolk authoress about to publish her
Daughters of the Confederacy organized
at Williamsburg.
DR. John Harmon to lecture in Char
| lOtteSVille. ,
The Newport News shipyard sells coal
to its emp!oyss t at cost. sto,sn from the
Chesapeake and Ohio station at Oriana,
near Williamsburg.
Meeting of the. Virginia State Horti-
f, cultural Association at LEnchours.
The singing of Mrs. c. D. Gibson the
| feature OF the Gibson tableauX at Char-
| lottesvile
Ordinance proposed in LynchburS to
! close saloons at 10 O'Clock.
| Warwick county man claims TO nave
| discovered method of sauaring the circle.
DR.. Fraser on education III 'Iaze"eil.
| Wytheville man is victinlZed
New weather station in Loudoun.
/ Latest clue in search for lost child leadS
| to Fayetteville, r. C.
Republican political gossip from Nor
] folk.
| Strange burglary at Manassas.
| Captain Noble H. limbs, of Northum-
! beland. is found dead.
Trade excursion on the Rappahannock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

be carried in the mails as second class.
or third class matter: that power beng
reSe~v=d exclusively TO Congress. which
makes the classification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

Miss Virginia Pcrcher. Of Charleston
S c. and her sister Mrs. Judge Wick
m. are spending a few days with Mrs.
]. r. y. Daniel. at No. 1901 Floyd Ave-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
mcCorcoran Knocked Out.
lRy Associateh Preas.l

~ .ASNNClatt1t t'Ft'FS.l
SAVANNAH, GA. December 3.-Tom
McCorcoran was knocked out in the Sc
cond round here tonight by Fred
Douglass. both of Savannah. In fine con-
dtion and with old scores to pay, both
fought fieTcely all of the first round,
with honors about even. McCorcoran
boring in. and Douglass inviting attack.
Early III the second round NcCorcCran
swung his right TO Douglass head and
jumping back got a stiff RICH: in the
ribs and left on point of jaw and went
down and out The last blow broke
Douglass forefinger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
IIIEl NIfI!AIEiIt)A IE|'E'
MY Be REVIVED

Continued from First Page
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST

Fair colder Thursday and Friday; fFest
west winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

uirhast tenonerat,.re-3 ?. E Sc
I0Wesr ten1peratllre- A a1........... 81
Mean temperature yesterday. 81
Normal temperature for December. Az
Departure from normal temperature "
Precipitation during past y hours. u9