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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
Comnarx.R." FL. 4. Blues.

special orders have been issued to the
roer,hers of Cornnany 2. Richmond Light
Infartr-vg Blues. to assemble MT the arm
or-,- Wed rasdn,r. November 26th. for the
tion is To fill the vacancy caused bv the
;rastgnation and retirement Of CAPTAIN
Thomas A Spencer. and such other vacan-
cfes as may be occasioned thereby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25

goods stolen is from $40 to 500. No clue
Of the robbers has been obtained, though
it is Thought they must have been fami-
liar with the building, as a large hole was
bored just under the bolt, which was
raised from the outside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25

of the House by his 8coneagues, so strik-
il.gly does he resemble the great warrior
of@the old DAYS Mr.. Smith Is a promi-
rent young lawyer of his section and is
very popular with his colleagues.
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Fire Exit. he'd.

lBy. Associated Press.)
FITNcEAL. ISLAND OF MADEIRA.
Nov. q The fire on the British steamer
GALORE from Callao. which has arrived
here. has been eNtingnlshed.
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HOUSE-BREAkEls ARRESTED
Happy Smith. a Negro, Captured by
PatroI.nan Toler Yesterday Mornl.g.

James. alias Happy. Smith (coloredl
vas arrested yesterday morning by Pa
trol'3an Ioirr on q warrant charging
that The negro last Saturday night ems
tered a sti;ti!tN IN which two women We're
sleeping After securing Il watch and a
make his exit when he was discoyered
one OF ila women ;,walling She gave
alatIn5and STARTED IN pursuit of the ma
rander Who, y bis hurry TO get away.
viii be tried IN the Police Court this
morning
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In discussing the matter OF proposed
legislation along the line of Great ting
an executive head for the University of
Virginia, Hon. W. H. Boaz. OF Abe
marie said yesterday that nothing would
be done until there should be another
meeting of the Board of Visitors II
have no bill.p said Mr.@B oaZ. ~ ard have
not yet looked very far into the natter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
Stole Clothes.

Accused of having stolen clothes to the
value of s27 out of a wagon belonging to
Nv. S. Morgan. Jim Dugfeld (colored) was
arrested YESTERDAY afternoon by Patrol
will be tried in the Police Court this
morning. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
Car Plant in Mexico.
lRv Associated Pres

(Isv Associated Press.l
MEXICO CITY. November 2i.-1t IS re-
ported that a car works on large scale
is 10 be established in this country,
.avorahle concession having been granted.
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FROM EAR TOsEAR
Cut Woman's Throat and is Now ii
Cbv Associated press.l

Cby Associated t,ress.)
e. NASHVILLE. TENN, November "a
A special 10 The Banner from lockwood
says:
William TAYLOR cut the throat of Mary
Weaver from ear to ear and tried to kill
lief mother as they were walking along
the street this morning. Neither of the
women knew Taylor, and the reason for
The assault is unknown. Taylor has been
hnr,.ied 10 jail at Kingston to avoid lynch
iilg.
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William Skeen

STANTON. VA. Nov. 24.-William
Skeen, aged seventy-five years. died late
Saturday night. Mr.. Skeen had been in
bad health for some years. He was a
veteran of the Mexican War; having
served in Kenton Harper's company. He
had no immediate family.
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Miss Jennie BrownelI.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

"NSPeCIaI I3ISE5sttCtI @ 7 ~ 1tI1es-'3
PETERSBURG, VA, November "a
Jennie Brownell, the seven-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Brownell.
died suddenly this morning at the resi-
dence of her parents on High Street
from congestion of the lungs.
#5 The funeral will take place tomorrow.
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WANTED, FOR u. S. ARMY: A lla.
bodied. unmarried men. between asss OF
y and So citizens of United = s hts wb g,
% % :, 'sntal. read and write English. Fer
information apply 20 RECRUITING, Or
FTCF,R 10 East Broad. Richmond. a.
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D G. LoaI Was Lot t.
my Associated Press !

LONDON. .os -4.-rne British steamer
sCayo Mono. from Cette. has arrived at
Gibraltar and reports that when 100 miles.
east of chesa peake Bay she lost her deck
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n YOU ARE QUE OF WORK HE
Sunday or Daily Times will advertise se, ,e
for employment for you II YOU Mn =. MY, nv
out the Free Coupon and send II viii
YOUR ad.
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George w. Evans.
Mrs. John n. James.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov "a
Mrs John II. james of Loretto, Essex
county, died a few days ago aftera long
Illness. She was well-konwn lady#of a
noble Christian character. Her husband
and five children survive her. The chill
dren are Mrs. n. r. Hayes. Messrs. A.
B. and NJ D. James. of Essex; E. c.
Janest of Danville and Harry L. James.
Of Richmond
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john w. HarretI.
fsnecial pisratch Id The .Times.l

SUFFOLK, VA, November 24.-After
lingering from the effects of a runaway
accident since last March j. W.Harrell
died to-day in Whaley. Va. aged seven
ty years. Harrell's horse was frightened
by boys and ran away. overturning the
vehicle. The deceased leaves a widow.
and nine children. two of whom live In
WA Shinptop
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4 FIRsT-CLASs HOTEL PASTRY COOK
and CONGREGATIONAL desires position as
such: table ornaments and general ban
quet work speciality. Mol references nee.
try Cook. care Leader Office. Richmond,
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Great strides were made yesterday With
the preliminary steps towards putting
the new Constitution into operation. The
work has now all been assigned and the
committees will have their hands full.
from now until the end OF the session.
IN a few days reports will begin to come
in and the real task for which the Leg
stature met will have been fairly begun.
What has been done so far has been
preliminary.
Mr. NIcIlwaine seemed yesterday to be
the master of the situa ton He was the
Senator TO suggest and push through the
popular scheue. when all others had
failed Of having the chairman OF the
committees of both houses allot the work.
Yesterday re demonstrated that he had
given mr,ch thought to the subject. and
his suggestions as to TIE disposition to
make Of the various articles of the Code
had great weight with his colleagues on
the committee.
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WANTED. a CoLoRED BOY TO MAKE .t;
} hi-n.oIf7 usafI,I around the house; will
giye1ar5 orphan a good Rome. kind treat
ment and education: boy between 1,,. .ns
ages of ten to fifteer: preferred. Address
a ORPHAN care this office.
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There is talk of the Legislature adj
journing from tomorrow until Ne fol-
lowing Monday, on account Of Thanks
giving. If there is not long adjourn
ment the body will almost surely take
a recess from tomorrow until Friday.
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LADY WANTS POSITION TO Do TYPE
writing and general Office work. would
do typewriting or copying at home. 8.
H..;care this Office.
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at The Hotets.
= 4 J. y y ' : : \ \ 4 \ ! = \ y 8,

V - +
Senator j. y. IIarman. of TazeweH. ls
enthusiasts over tie Republican outlook
III the Ninth District. The Democrats
viii hav. TO stand from under for some
lime cut in cur section aid the Senator
at New Ford S last night. he district
hereafter, is going 10 ae Republican by
from 21tD 10 3e1l InaJ0ait4, he con.
,fgUed and we expect TO l,a represented
in Congress by a member of that party
some Iiile5to come.
DR.. j. p Gillian treasurer of Chs,s
teriieid is in the city and WAS al New
Ford's last night.
Judge j. M Van Nalen. of Paterson.
j with Mrs Van Nalen, is in the city
and is stopping at MntsphN $. Judge ;tilG
Mrs. Van Aaien axe touring the SoNiil.9
Tor fslessslre and are much pleased With
Richmond
Major Roller, i. Parish a. prominent.
AT Mtipilas; being here 70 oppose the
Folkes a1gti-commissaly bill.
ytrrjnians here last night we're:
Maiphy's j r. Gould. Clifton FORGE;
JOS L. Kelley. Bristol. j Noflnent Pow
eli, Nrsthevilie: j. G lsodew. NJ u. and
Norfolk; &C. S Wing Green BAY: w. b.
iiS-eaci,y, Newport News; Leo la< Var
reIl W. Samuel Goodwin and Wife I'm
poria.
Colonel John S Cunningham Of North
Carolina, is Stopping at Murphy
New lrord.s~-B. T. Garrett Pulaski: r.
r. Jordan RaGford;. c. A. Leach.3I'ti-
laski Mrs AIS. Edwards. Sr.rr-v. A. W.
DanneIler. Fatnlville; c. II. Sietid. Pow
batan: e. 1IardawaT. Georee: j. S.
Hall ard wife l.snnhhnrs. anu 4. l.. Cor
lev MOTOR X
i.exinetotl--zI, Il. I5aall. Portsmouth: ".
c. Baldwin Roanoi5e; M. p Bniks.
Goshen. Robert j DoNiy. SEa; Miss
Mary w. Irwin, l., ". Irwin, lexington.
md i. I7..-JudN. .Covington.
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PARTY WITH u YEARS EXPERIENCE
: in grocery business would like employ
TN. MINOR, Third Avenue. Chestnut
Hill.
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WANTED. POSITION AS FEEDER:
job or cylinder presses: state .Wdses.
r.. Box la. Chase City. Va.
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III YOU ARE IN NEED OF MALE OR
female help cut out the Free Coupon,
good for D words. Everybody reads the
81 Sunday or Daily Times want columns
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THE LARGEST OIL AND zMINiNt'
stock promoters in New York wish
4 f1rst-class Representative for Richmond:
splendid opportunity to right man; A.i-3
dress DOUGLAS Lacy s. Co. Roem
213 Citizens Bank Bldg. Nortoik. Y d.
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WANTED. BY BRIGHT. BOY. II EARS
of age who writes and reads We'll ana
is willing to make himself useful to his
employer Address BOY, care this OF
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The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections viii meet this afir.-
noon at four O'Clock TO set a time FOR
taking up and hearing argument on the
contest for seats in the House from
Norfolk city. An early date will likely
sc set.
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WANTED. POSITION AS sTENOGRA-
pher and typewriter by young lday with
best references. Address q. NJ. e.. care
this office.
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W4hNTED-A L4NDY DESIRES a POST
ton as stenographer and typewriter:
has had office experience and can fur
nisil first class references Address
WORKER care this office.
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WANTED. BY A LADY OF EXPERT
ence "a position in hotel or private
family to housekeep. Address y. FL.
Ills West Cary, city.
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WANTED. A SITUATION AS VISIT
ing teacher. reader and secretary. or
and Art: references. exchanged Address
..EsNPERIENcE..'. 613 z. Leigh Street.
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WANTED. COPYING OR ADDRESSING
envelopes. home evenings. by a lady who
writes a plain hand. Address. with
stamp. Miss c.. 11l9 w. Main. city.
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WAN,rED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACH
Err desires a positior> teaches English,
Latin. French and Music: best refer
erces. Address Miss a. C-ARRINGTON.
CIarksyille Va
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

s d MONEY, No. Al EAST CLAY
Street desires work as carpehtel. W
machinist.
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POSITION CLERkINi N
retail dry goods or clothing store. or
similar employment by a young man OF
experience in general merchandise BUS
i mess: best references furnished. Adj
dress u w. Shackleford S, Va
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WANTED. POSITION AS sTENoGRA-
pher: have had experience and can fur-s
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j. p. sos F.. Clay Street. city.
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BORDERS WANTED.

WANTED. BoARDERs-HANDS
a furnished front room: party without
children preferred. Call at 81 w. Grace
y Street
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4 REFINED AND TRUSTWORTHY
lady wishes to obtain a position as
housekeeper or companion to invalid
lady: good references given: no objec-
ton to leaving city. Address COA1PAN-
& ION. Care Postmaster. Station ~. city.
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BY 4 REFINED LADY OF
IS years of age position as natron in
some linen DEPARTMENT In hotel or some
public institution; companion for lady or
assfstan houseieeper. correSpondence
solicited. Address Box Is. Charlotte
Courthouse. Va. 44r,
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE


lvAN,rED5 SITUATION AS FIREMAN
nv man of fifteen years experiences: can
furnish reference. Address 81 Reser-
voir Street.
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WANTED. A CHANGE IN BUSINESS
by a young man who has been with the
present house over three years: eXper-
fenced in general office work. shipping
collecting and as salesman; also has
Knowledge of bookkeeping 8: position with
new manufacturing concern preferred,
but anything considered. will demon
strste ability. besides furnishing refer
ences; asks only living salary to start.
but rrosrects must be bright. Address
K ..AMBTIOUS.'' care this office.
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WANTED. a POSITION AS coNrPAN-
ion or to nurse a sick or invalid lady;
have had some experience In hospital
nursing and caring for invalids: can
show certificates from Richmond doc
tors Address L. NJ c.. Carrier NO s.
Petersburg Va. or apply to the Chief
Nurse. Nurses Settlement, Richmond,
Va.
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WANTED. BY a YOUNG; LADY OF
experience. a position as stenographer:
would like to get extra work. Address
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A short session of the Senate is ex-
pected to-day. Little of general interest
is expected until the committees begin
TO bring in bills revising the Code. Then
there will be work over the ears of the
members committee clerks. Senate clerks.
the press representatives and every one
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WANTED, ~ FIRSr-cLASS COLOREO
COOK. salary, SIS with board r 40
CHANiBERAIAID. salary. $40; must
have. the best of references Apply Z. o.
Box 3, Paint Creek. w Va
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WANTED
to copy letters at home evenings; sent
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DON'T BE IDLE-You CAN GET
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WANTED, PUPILS IN MUSIC. SPAN
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THE SERVICES OF AN EDUCATED
and experienced lady stenosrapher CO.
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Hon. r. S. Blackburn Smith. the young
member of the House from Clarke and
Warren. has been dubbed the Napoleon
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SITUATION wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED. COMPANION FOR 4 LADY
in the country. For particulars apply to
Box 49, brakes Branch, Va.
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WANTED. 4 SITUATION AT ONCE BY
y a first-ciass man as bartender: thor.
oughly understands bar ana restaurant
a business. higfl recommendation furnish
ed. Address W. NJ, care this office
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wANTED-L..DY DESIRES POSITION
to superintend in q nice home or aS
linen-room matron in first-class hotek
4 Address c.. D.. Hopeful. Va.
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One bill of general interest is expected
in the Senate to-day. but IFS patron will
not divulge its intent 1t is likely, though.
to create a good deal of interest and
probably no little debate.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE
WANTED. TO EXCHANGE YARDS
of deep cream silk LACE inches wide
for new or secondhand Xmas TOYS.
Address Mrs LIZZIE MITCHELL,
Ruckersville, Va.
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WANTED. A SITUATION At ONCE BY
{ a first-class young man. am. o. X
printer by trade, but viii work at any
thing that pays living salary TO start
yitf references and a trial will prove
what am Address 'sWORKEE Box
TOT Farn1yil,e Va.
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MORE HEAT WITH LESS COAL
Have the Southern Asbestos &c. cover
your furnace pipes with ASBESTOS.
Bell phone 1icS.
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LOST. s.rRAYED OR STOLEN.


ROAM MARE NAME "DOLLIE.''
iitched to Iow-top buggy. with rubber
tire wheels. was standing in front OF
Lexington Hote. about IL 4. NJ. on
Monday. November 2tth Return to
EEsEReBUscTI BRANCH. Saw
enth and Canal Streets.
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Hon. ]. c. Graves. of Orange will be
shortly asked by one of his constituents
to offer in the House a bin designed to
punish those who shoot partridges upon
tho ground IT is said that this is being
6cne in many sections Of the State. and
those who hunt for sport are DESTROYS of
breaking it UP.
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WA N,rED. EVERY MAN. WOMAN OR
child who is seeking employment TO cue
vertise in the Sunday. Daily or Weekly
Times.
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WANTED. POSITION AS sTENoGRA-
nher bv an expert; bess of reference fur
nished Address .'EXPERT STElNO-
GRAPHER,'' care this office.
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WANTED.

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
ROOMS; furnished or unfurniShed. with
or without board Call at 10 South
Fourth Street.
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WANTED. SITUATION BY YOUNG
man of good address az travelling safes
Carolina for the last four years. and
will furnish Al references from present
employer; satisfactory reason given for
change. Address -. 3. g.. care this of
tice
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The House Committee on Agriculture
and Mining held long session yesterday
afternoon to hear argument on the bill
offered by# Hon. f. C. 5Folkes, >of this city,
to abolish commissaries and stores in
connection with mining. and manufactur
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WANTED. TO EXCHANGE. ANY PER-
sonal property that you do not need for
something that you do need free OF
charge? Cut out the Free Coupon and
advertise your wants in the Sunday or
Daily Times.
THE FREE EXCHANGE. COLUMN OF.
the Sunday or Daily Times will adver-4
tse any personal property for exchange.
Cut out the Free Coupon.
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There will be a Democratic caucus In
tho hall of the House of Delegates to-
night at s O'Clock for the purpose of nom
mating a candidate for Judge Of the Tenth
Circuit to succeed Hon, E. r. Wexford.
Jr who will retire at the end of his
plesent6term. The6only candidate will be
x-Attorney-General r. Carter Scott. of
this city. who was the other day named
by the city bar Judge T. Ashby Wick.
ham, who was candidate. has retired
Tom the fight.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


EXCHANGE ANY PERSONAL. PROP,
erty free of charge Cut out the FREQ
Coupon and advertise for what you
want.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-27
FOR RENT
GLORIES OF A
WEEK IN OCTOBER.

The week just ended was a glori-
Gus October one, and there's a thous-
and pities for the man who hadn't
time to enjoy some of the natures
joys given SO freely. There was
delicious air to inhale and beautiful
sunshine, and many things to enjoy
that are a necessity really for man
if he does not wish to take all the
sunshine of health out of his own
natuse. Let us all be glad we are
living. Leave your musty shop, or
your desk, and catch a few whiffs of
marvellous October air. The sun
and fresh air, the beautiful scenery
and the splendor of the fall foliage
will delight and improve you, in
body and mind. Find joy in some
thing besides greedy toll for gain.
Learn to be a student ofInature, and
know an oak from an ash tree
blackbird from an owl, and a fern
from thistle. The trouble with
townspeople is they do not go
into the country often enough and
taste Of the beauties thereof. Be-
fore many days we will be hemmed
in by cold, and snow, and hot rooms
with stutfy atmosphere, which will
bring ill health to many who have
not kept themselves enlivened and
healthy by good exercise and pure
air,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-27
The Olympia Sails.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The United
States cruiser Olympia flagship of
Rear Admiral COghian, and one of the
first vessels to leave for the scene Of
the winter maneuvers of the COM
bined European, north Atlantic and
south Atlantic squadrons at Culebra is
land, near Porto Rico, has left this
port, having been detained here several
days on account of failure to secure a
sufficient supply Of coal in time to sail
on her scheduled date Of departure
The Olympia precedcs the combined
fleets to Cuebra for the purpose Of
preparing anclorages for the ships and
landing places to be used by the forces
during the period of the mancuvcrs.
This work will be in charge of Rear
Admiral Coghlan.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-27
P. W. & B. ROAD
Is WELL KEPT.
It's Supervisors Get $1,000 in
Prizes From General
Manager Hutchinson.

The Maintenance Of Way Com.
mittee OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
of which Joseph T. Richards is the
chairman, completed its last mon thly
Inspection for the year on Friday,
and upon its reports, as submitted
to General Manager Hutchinson,
that official has announced the
Inward Of prizes for the best lne and
surface and the best main line yard.
The award follows. General priz e,
Tor the est line and surface Tor the
sntlre year over the entire Pennsyl-
vanilla Railroad system, incl uding
The three main divisions and the
New York and Maryland divisions,
awarded to Supervisors Division,
No. 2, OF the Maryland division, ex-
lending from Brandywine Bridge to
Havre de Grace, Of which II. V.
Massey Is supervisor, and G. S,
Heritage, assistant supervisor. The
prize, $1,000, was divided in the pro-
portion of 500 to Supervisor Massey
and $500 to his assistant
There were four supervisors prizes
OF $500 each for the best main line
and surface on each superintendent
division of the system, the Maryland
division being excluded by reason of
having secured the general prize.
These prizes, divided IN the proper.
ton OF $500 to the supervisor and
S3Oo to the assistant supervisor.
were awarded as follows: New York
division, Supervisors Division G,
between Croydon and Philadelphia
J. Rhoads, supervisor, aud G. II.
Sinnicksop, assistant.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton died yesterday aft
crncon at the age Of cighty-Scycn after
a short illness at her home in this city.
Mrs. Stanton was born in Johnstown,
N. y, in 1915. In her fathers Uudge
Cady) law office she learned the legal
to submit. and this laid the foundation
fer her famous career as an advocate
of ''womans rights" In 1890 she was
married to III. b. Stanton, prominent
antislavery lecturer, and accompanied
him on his tour through the country.
Mrs Stanton's long life had been de-
voted to resisting the various tyrannies
against her sex.