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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 235o grudnia 1902.

~
Niemcy skarza sic czesto, re ME
posiadaja niglzie szczerych przy-
jaci6t, re wszyscy nienawidza ich,
zycza i'm zle, ciesza sic ich ME
powodzenia, intryguje. .przeciw MIN.
w swej wielkiej pewnosci siebie i
wysokiem mniemaniu sobie, tt6-
macza oni te og6lna niechec "a
zdroScia i Ottawa nowego wsp6}za-
wodnictwa, ME ulega tez zadneJ
watpliwosci, re zawiSc, Jak W ogole
W polityce. tax W stosunkach in
nych narod6w do Niemiec odgry-
wa pewnq role. Ale ME jest to
gf6wnym powodem braku sympa-
tyi dla Niemc6w W Europe. Wy
twarzaja oni te niechee sami, wsze-
die gdzie tylko sic pokaaa, swojem
zachowywaniem sic, swoja szorstka
bunczucznoSci9 arogancya.
Bardzo pouczajqcy pod tym
wzgIedem jest dla mich wyPadek,
kt6ry zdarzyt sic W dniach osta-
tnich Atenach. Niedawno temu,
jak juz donosiliSmy, popefniono W
porcle atenskim morderstwo Ma
aucerniku niemieckim ,,Loreley''.
Il powodu naprawiauia okretu, Gaia
ZaIoga zamieszka{a ma ladzie, na
pokiadzie postawiono tylko zmie,
nianv co kilka godzin posterunek,
sSiadajqcy sic podofcera i pro-
s,ego majtka, Pewnej nocy przy
zruianie warty ME znaleziono zad-
nego postawionych tam dw6ch
zofnierzy, tylko sledy krwi W kaju-
Gle kapitana, W kt0rej sypiat pod
officer. Popeiniouo widocznie NOR
derstwo. Niebawem tez wyfowiono
wody zw}oki podo6cera Biedrzy-
ckiego re smiertelna rama od szty-
letu, opodal skrzynke zelazna, Z
pieniedzmi waanemi dokumenta-
mi, kt6ra morderca widocznie "a
brat ze sobg, a, ME mogac jej o.
tworzyc. porzucif. Zwtok drugiego
zoIuierza ME odszukano.
Wypadek wcale ME nadzwyczaj-
ny. Po prostu morderstwo, popet,
nione celach kradziezy. Ale
Niemcy postarali sic to, ably ma
brai znaczenia politycznego obr6-
Gil przeciw MIN caty nar6d grecki.
Kto popefnit zbrodnie, tego oczy-
wiscie mkt ME widziaf Ale kapitan
pancernika oSwiadczyt CORY sta
uowczo, re morderca m6gl bye tyl-
ko Grek; oicerowie potwierdzili to
przypuszczeuie i W kolonii niemie-
ckiei " Atenach odzywano sic
pubIicznie wielkiem oburzeniem
pogartlq .porzadkach greckich",
,,marnym narodzie greckim'. Gdy
zas Grecy, zaniepokoienl ta wrza-
Wa tn zbrodnia, kt6rq chciano ma
iozyc na karb catego parodu, pro-
testowaIi wyrazali nieSmiato przy-
puszczenie, re morderstwo m0gE
przeciez popeinic take 6w drugi
majtek, kt6ry zniknqt bez sladu,
zam&nieto i'm usta dumnem o.
bwiadczeniem: Reczymy "a calq
nasza zaioge. Majtek nieuliecki
Jest uiezdolny Go takiej zbrodni.
T mogIi bye tylko Grecy!
Policya atenska jednak ME data
ga wygranq. Zajefa sic energicznie
ia sprawa W nadziei,ze uda sic oczy-
sci6 nar6d cd ciezkiego zarzutu.
Po dw6ch dniach poszukiwan,zbro.
duiarza schwytauo. Byt MIN ME
Grek, lecz maitek niemiecki, kt6ry
pefnit wraz podofcerem stuzb2
ma okrecie. Mordeica przyznaI
sic do swego czynu. ZasztyIetowat
spiacego podofcera. aby ukras6
skrzynke pieniedzmi.
Latwo wyob.azic sobie, jake
wraaenie to wyjaSnienie sprawy
zrobiEo W Atenach. Teraz zmieniiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23

= 40 letni Tomagz Swiqtkowski,
1857 N. Robey str, unari wczoraj
W szpitalu Br. Alexyanow W skutek
pokaleczen oduiesionych przez
przejechanie przez lokomotywe W
zakladach fabrycznych Deering
Harvester Go. W ubieglq sobote,
= Konroler McGann przestal
S29S,859 do American Exchange
National Bank w New Yorku, jako
procent nalezny "a bondy miejskie
do 81 grudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23
Kronika Miejscowa.
Brak Wegli.

dale sic coraz wiecej we znaki W
Chicago, co najgorsza, ME tylko
ME ma widok6w, by ia kleska sic
zakoiczyfa, ale nawet jest wszelkie
Observation-Disclosures, re sytuacya
znacznie sic jeszcze pogorszy,
zwfaszcza, jeaeli przyjda za~ie-
ruchami Snieznemi mrozami "a
stole W komunikacyi. Wfasciwie
wegli do6ywa sic dosyc, a twar-
dych wegli dobywa sic tyle, re
wszelkie potrzeby mogtyby bye Ia
spokojone: gt6wny kfopot W tenn
lezy, ze koleje zela7ne ME So W
stanie nastarczyc pociqg6w do ich
przywozenia. Do Chicago jeszcze
nadchodza pociagi kolejowez z mick
kiemi weglami W wiekszej ilo5ci,
nis roku zeszfym tel porze: ale
ME pokrywa to potrzeb nawet W
drobnej czeSci Dochodzi do tego,
re same koleje zelazne ME maja
dosyc wegIi i bedq prawdopodobnie
zmuszane do ograniczenia komuni-
kacyi, zwlaszcza czestei komunika-
cyl sasiedniemi miejscowosciami,
Istnieje plan nakfonienia, lub zmu-
szenia kompanii kolejowych, by
przez czas niejaki zadnych frach-
tow ME przyjmowafy i przewozi-
fy tylko przedmioty podlegajace
zepsuciu przez zwfoki, Gala forse
obr6ciiy ma przywozenie wegli: ale
zdaje sic, re to ME wystarczyloby,
gdyby ostrzejsze nadeszty mrozy.
Niewatpliwie tez DUO fabryk be-
die zmuszonych ograniczyc swq
produkcyq, lub nawet zamknac swe
zaklady.
Czy pan Harrison bedzie kan
dydatem?
" kolach acknowledgement OBJ
jawia sic ozywiony ruch celem ma
klonienia burmistrza Harrisona do
przyjecia ponownej kahdydatury.
Zdaje sic, re W r6znych stronach
miasta wkr6tce odbedq sic liczne
zgromadzenis celem poruszenia tel
sprawy, aid. Thos. Carey, prezes
dem. kom. powiatowego gorliwie
mysl te popiera. Ma on nadzieje,
re Harrison prlyjmie nominacya,
jezeli na uiego dostatecznie male
gao sic bedzie.
Miejska platforma demokraty-
czna gt6wnie opierac sic bedzie ma
projekcie nabycia ma wtasnoSc mia
sta urzadzei pubIicznych. Demo
kraci gorliwie staraja sic o urze-
czywistnienie tego projektu majq
nawet znacanq Geese ulepszych"
republikan6w po swojej stronie;
przyw6dzcy repubfikanscy nato,
miast Harlanem Stewartem ma
czele, dotychczczas ME chca jasno
okreslic swego stanowiska co do
tego projektu.
z Rady miejskiej.
Ma wczora ajszej sesyi rady
mi k dodano jeszcze
killla poprawek do ustawy tycza-
cej sic domow "tenementowych'',
poczem ma wniosek aid. Mavora
polecono klerkowi miejskiemu
wydrukowat 5000 egzemplarzy
tel ustawy, azeby je rozdat oso-
bonn zajmujacym sic budownic-
TWEEN i innym.
Burmistrz oznajmil, re zamia-
nowa1 w. D. Wilcoxa sedzia po-
licyjnym w Logan Square ma
miejsce Thomasa Edgara. Ia
twierdzono.
Z innych spraw wazniejszych,
ktore wczoraj zalatwiono, wy
nlieniamy postanowienie, by ko-
misya ulepszeh cd d. stycznia
powiekszyla swoj personal ma 3
miesiace zaangazowala II kler-
kow Z plaza miesieczna po 500;
3 bucllalter6w plaza po S1oo; 3
inzynier6w Z plaza po $15o; 3
miernikow Z plaza po SSS.33 4
stenografow plaza po SIS.
Uchwalono, by we srode urze-
dnikom w ratuszu dac pol dnia
wolnego, j azeby nastepne posie-
dzenie rady niejskiej odby}o sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23
BERLIN, 23oo CRU d n a

SSASSGh" AS'S'S PSNJ -
kiego wywofata tutaj wielkie wra-
zenie. Podobno ksiezna ME mogia
mezowi darowac jego stosunku DO
jednej drezdenskich aktorek'
Podobno ksiezna przebywa u brata,
arcyksiecia Leopolda Ferdynanda,
lecz i miejsce jego pobytu jest ME-
wiadome.
PozNAN, 23go grudnia.
z okazyi bytnosci cesarza Wilhel-
ma Poznaniu rozdano uczniom i
uczennicom W szkoiach W Ksiez-
twie spinki broszki z popiersiem
cesar7a. Polska dziewczynka Ko-
pee Inowrociewia rzucila swojq
broszke ma ziemie podeptata Jq
nogami. Ia ,obraze majestatu"
ukqrauo dziewczynke dwutygo-
dniowem wiezieniem
BERLIN, 23go grud ia. :
q wielkiem rozczarowaniem przyj
mujq Niemcy wiadomosci zacho
waniu sic prasy amerykanskiej
wobec sprawy wenezuelskiel'
Niemcy byli Swiecie przekonani o
sympatyach amerykanskiej, braci",
tymczasem przekouuja sic, re
wobec doktryny Monroego o sym
patyach ME moze bye mowy.
parry. 23go grudnia. =
Aresztowanie Humbert6w stanowi
sensacye, niebywafa cd c2asn
szwyndIu panamskiego i procesn
Dreyfusa. Me ulega watpliwo5ci,
re wybitni sedziowie, senatorzy i
poitycy beda wplqtani W sprawe
Humbert6w. Jedna gazet zwr6-
ella juz uwage, re gi6wnymi we-
rzycielami Humbertowej sq zde-
kIarowani zwolennicy Dreyfusa.
CARACAS, 23go grudnia.
Prezydent Castro nagle 2achoro'
wat Jego sekretarz ME odpowiada
ma pytania, odnoszace sic do cho-
roby, ma kt6ra cierpi prelydent, W
kt0rego otoczeniu panule wielkie
wzburzenie.
CARACAS, 23go grudnia-
Przedstawiciel Zjednoczonej Prasy
rozmawiaI prezydentem Castro i
miaf sposobnoSc przekonec sic
osobiScie, ze W pogtosce o jego
nagtem zaslabnieciu niema ami
sI6wka prawdy.
WASHINGTON, % 70 grudnia. -
Prezydent Roosevelt ukfada sic
dotychczas tyIko poufnie W sprawle
przyjecia godnosci sedziego roz-
jemczego miedzy Venezuela a
mocarstwami europejskiemi. Of
cyalnie radzit tylko przekazac
sprawe miedzynarodowemu sadowi
roziemczemu W Hadze. Zapro-
szenie urzedowe, azeby posredni-
cyl osobiscie, dotychczas ME
nadeszio, wiec ur2edowej odpo-
wiedzi bye dotychczas ME mosto.
Roosevelt sekretarz stanu zdajQ
sobie sprawe 2 trudnosci, przywiq-
zanych do projektowanego roziem-
stwa prezydenta, lecz w danym
razie Roosevelt prozbie mccarstw
ME odmowi.
CARACAS, 23go grudnia. -
Bokada zaczyna groziG handlowi
amerykanskiemu. Is importer6w
przestaio sprowadzac towary ze
Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych. Dotych-
czas tylko frma Milton ME podnio-
la cen maxi innych artykul6w
spozywczych. Przypuszczaiq, re
zapasy zywnosci wystarczq W Ca
racas zaledwie ma diva tygodnie.
HAGA, 23go grudnia. - Rad
holenderski postanowif ME brac
udziutu W demonstracyach przeciw
Wenezueli 2abrouif okretom
mocarstw sprzymierzonych ma
czas trwania blokady zatrzymywac
sic w portach holenderskich ko-
louii.
WASHINGTON, 23go grudnia. =
Angielski wiceadmiraf zapowie.
dziaf blockade port6w La Goalra,
Carenero, Guanta, Carufano i
ujscia rzeki Orinoco. Ola okret6w
ze Stan6w Zjeduoczonych Q Indyj
Zachodnich wyznaczono 10 lub 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23
Mascagni chory.

scagni popamieta Ameryke i pc
wnoscia ME zechce jej znac WIG
cej, = skoro sic niej tylko wy
dostanie. Skargi sadowe, areszto-
wanna, konfiskaty sadowe, domo
we kiopoty, ustawiczne kfotnie
artystarni, a w kofcu choroba
(tonsilitis), ma ktora zapadl W
Chicago: oto przejscia, ktorych
ofiara stai sic W Ameryce. Wszy-
stkich czlonkow swojej trupy, t.
]. solistow, muzykow i chorzy-
stow dzisiaj odprawi "a posredni-
ctwem konsulatu wloskiego, da
i'm pieniadze ma podroz do Wioch
wyrzeknie sic dalszych wyste-
pow publicznych w niewdziecz-
nej Ameryce, w ktorej spodzie-
wal sic zebrat kupy zlota waw-
rzynow. -. Mascagni niedawno
Cd swoich bankierow w Rzymie
otrzymai $4,000; oblicza, re po-
droz po Ameryce przyniosla mu
strate $4,000.
Obecnie zachorowal trzech le-
karzy odwiedza go w jego apar-
tamentach w Auditorium Annex.
Zdaje sic, re co najmniej tydzieh
upiynie, MIN bedzie w stanie wy
jechac. Ale ma tenn ME koncza Sic
jego klopoty. Trwozy sic rowniez
o zdrowie swej zony. Nadto jesz-
cze musi sic stawic w sadach W
roznych miastach ma wschodzie,
gdzie jest zaskarzony. Przykre
przygody jego, jakich doznal W
Ameryce, zaledwie dadza sic wy
liczyt, = ME mowiac juz tenn,
IL skoro tylko zdecydowai sic wy
jechac do Ameryki, stracil posa-
de dyrektora W konserwatoryum
Rossiniego w Medyolanie, gdzie
pobierai pensya S2,4oo rocznie.
Ogromnie mu sic Ameryka dala
we znaki!
Szczegolne oskarzenie.
Malarz Samuel Levine, ktore-
go atelier znajduje sic w budynku
pm. 191 w. Madison str, zostal "a
resztowany i oskarzony o napasc
nocna rozboj. lego znajomi ME
chca wierzyc, by oskarzenie bylo
sluszne.
Niejaka Ray Gottlieb, zam. pm.
495 S. Halsted str, wczoraj rano
obudzila sic godz. i usiadiszy
w lozku, ujrzala mezczyzne, kto-
ry ku niej poskoczyl i obalajac ia
zazadai, by mu powiedziala,
gdzie ma ukryte pieniadze. DIE
wczyna bronila sic wolala o po-
moe, ale Mkt ME nadchodzil; ra-
bus zaczai ia dusic, i kiedy juz
tracila przytomnosc, zdradziia
miejsce, gdzie przechowywala
swe wszystkie oszczednosci, ra-
zem 5000 Rabus, ktory wszedi
byl oknem, zabrai pieniadze ivy
biegi tylnemi drzwiami. Obrabo-
wana twierdzi, re rabusiem byl
artysta malarz Samuel Levine /
postaraia sic o jego aresztowanie.
Aresztowany zapewnia, re jest
niewinny i re udowodni swe ali
bi, ale Ray Gottliem identyfiko-
wal go w obec sedziego Sabatha
przysiega, re on to ia obrabo-
wal. Sedzia odlozyl rozprawe do
80 grudnia.
Spadi 12 pietra.
Harrison S. Potter, mlody
czlowiek ulomny St. Joseph,
Mo-, onegdaj przybys do hotelu
Great Northern. Wczoraj po po-
ludniu pisal list do matki, kiedy
mu sic zrobiio niedobrze. Po-
szed} ku ollnu w swym pokoiku
ma IL pietrze, azeby zaczerpnac
swiezego powietrza, przy oknie
posliznai sic wypadl ma bruk.
Oczywiscie zabi} sic ma miejscu.
Mia1 on zatrudnienie Ii Sun
Stove Co. w Detroit; zdaje SIG,
re w drodze do tego miasta "a
trzymal sic W Chicago ma pare
dni. Me miaf' re soba zadnych
pakunkow, "a pobyt w hotelu
zaplacil CORY. w niedokohczo-
~. 1 - - al: ,,,.ae III, .o IN;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-23

stepne posiedzenie:: ostatecznie
zgodzono sic, by 5 stycznia dalej
mad ia sprawa debatowano. Aid.
Smulski wystapii z goraca pre-
nova nalegajaca, by sprawy ME
przewlekano.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
MANY CONTESTS
FOR SENATORS
New Men Announced for Upps.r
Branch Of The Lvgis-.,
la,ure.

BY reason of the fact that the State
Senators 10 be chosen in 1903 will have tc
vote for a successor to United States
Senator Thomas S. Martin in 1905. there
IS already great interest in the nomlna'
tons to be made next summer.
Almost daily some new candidate Is
bcin.; announced and a number OF very
lively battles are expected in different
parts of the State. The terms Of the
Senators representing even numbefed
districts will expire January ISL. l9O4
and In the preceding November electlon
their successors will be chosen.
There is talk of Captain w. W. Baker
of Chesterfield, as successor to Senator
P. V. Cogbill who will probably not
stand again, and it is said that Campbell
county will put forward ex-JudGe Frank
Nelson for the seat now occupied by
Senator Don P. Halsey. OF Lynchhurg.
Up in the Twelfth District Captain r.
S. Parks. OF Page. and Hon. D. Z.
O'Flanerty Of Warren. are favorably
mentioned and may both enter. Sena-
tor Keezell will hardly stand again. and
there may. be several aspilants for his
seat. The Thir;y-second District is al
ways fighting ground. and It IS likely
that next year Hon. Walter Jordan. OF
Nansemond will oppose Senator WILLIAM
Stands. of Southampton.
In the Thirty-eghth District. Senator
Tyler will have opposition If he shall
run again. for the candidacy of Hon. S.
Gordon Cumming. of Hampton. has al
ready been announced
These are but few of the fights that
are in prospect. There will undoubtedly
be others and perhaps many OF them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
PRETTY CELEBRATION
Dorcas Society Of First Bap ist Church
Hollis a u oil. Affair.

The Christmas celebration OF the Dor
cas- Society of the First Baptist Church
held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon In
the Sunday-school room was very
unique and pretty celebration 1t was
under tfe auspices of Mrs. L.. B. Janney.
and every particular of the pleasing pro-
sia1nme was carried out successfully
The whole room was beautifully deco
rated with holly and evergreens. and was
particularly attractive. The most unique
feature. however. was a garden wall.
the bricks OF which We're boxes of candy,
On top of this wall were wreaths Of
holly and through these tiny faces OF
children peered. and their. sweet voice
raised and sang the story Of the birth
{ OF Christ. The Dorcas class sang, and
there were solos by Miss Lillian Taylor.
recitations by Mrs c. G.. Burton and
vocal and instrumental music by Miss
Effie Cofer, Mrs Cofer and Professor
Watson. The music of the whole. occa-
sion was directed by these. three latter.
At the conclusion of the entertainment
the wall was pulled down and-a present
and box of candy were given to each
child present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24

A.4. - lt 49, ia
logical Seminary. has left for Lynchburg.
e MIR. Lynch. Of the Seminary will spend
The Christ mas holidays with relatives N
tLynchburgs
es.Alr. .Jsn1cs r! Walker. who has been
visiting al1 Frank p Chamberlain OF
Chestnut Hill. has returned TO Alexun-
:dria.
sMr. p. H. Moore. Of Halifax county.
hiss returned home. after "a ~:s';t 70 MIR.
Charles NJ. Jordan. of Brook Road.
& MIR John r. Williams has returned to
Norfolk, after a visit to Mr.. T. J. VIII
kinson, OF Brookland Park.
Miss Carrie Purkcr. who has been Wis
ting Miss Jones. of Miller Avenue. has
returned to Baltimore
Mr. Charles Madison, OF Cumberland
county. who has been visiting Mr.. L..
Smith, Of Brookland Park. has returned
home.
Mrs Graham and MISS Jones, who have
been visiting Mrs s. P. Jones. has re-
turned to Chesterfield.
Mr. W. D. Long OF Newport News. IS
expected home this week.
Mrs. B. S. Ragland. and family o. ASH.
land. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rooefe
Ccle.
Mr.. William James. Of Portsmouth. IS
the guest OF Mr.. Charles Williams, OF
Brookland Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
LOST IN A POKER GAME
Special Dispatch to The Times,

Especial D1Spalcn 10 l he lluleS-'
. NEW YORK, December 2c.-The sum Of
$3.50 was lost by the Earl OF Rosslyn.
to three men at poker on the steamship
Etrur.a. The Earl went TO police head
quarters to talk to Captain Titus On his
compliant detectives had arrested man
named jerome Mckay on the pier. LORD
tRosslyn recognized another OF the men IN
the game in Rogues' Gallery paoto-
graph f"Doc'' Owens. ca. d sharper
L am not a squea1er.' said Lord
Rosslyn, but when realized that mad
peen in skin game I thought should
prosecute. I won only tn ee pots IN three
days. Once held a queen full pat did
not get a bet. and only took in the ante.
" hen Lord Rosslyn appeared in the
Jefferson Market Court, Magistrate Reiel
read the code. and said: The crime. II
anv. was committed on the high seas. |
d.schai ge the prisoner.
Then Mckay and the peer shock hands,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
TALK OF RAC FOR
THE .MAY0RAlTY
Honest Dick Says He Will Ger.
tain,y Be in the Race.
CAPTAIN CARLTON MCCARTHY
He Says it is Too Early for. Him to Say.
Hot Fight EXP -cted When Commits
tee Report Comes Up in the
Common Council.
CAPTAIN CARLTON MCCARTHY

Captain Carlton Mccarthy said last
night he did Lot Know whether or not
he would be q candidate tor Mayor at
Tic next election.
ITS a year and q half of" said Cap
tain Mccarthy, and l cannot say what
may happen. I cannot, of course, let
POLITICS interfere with my work this far
ahead of the time"
There is no doubt, however, that II
the election were within month or
two, he would be q candidate, and there
is little doubt but that he will be a
candidate when the time comes, II cond1-
lions are the same then as they are
now
Captain McCarthy's friends are
anxious for him to announce hln1selI,
but, as he says, he cannot, so far ahead
Oh time.
MAYOR Taylor said yesterday that he
would be a candidate at the next cleo
ton.
The criticism given him by the subcom-
mttee on Monday night did not in the
least undo him, and he wore his
same smile as he talked with a reporter
about the weather. and other thing not
at all to the point.
I'm as happy as a lark and you can
tell the people that ! am going to be a
candidate again next time, he said
WOOL WILL FLY.
When the report Of the committee comes
up in the Council the wool is expected to
fly again. Mayor Taylor has some warm
friends in that body. and it is not ex-
pected that a report whichsdeals so harsh
Is with the chief executive. OF the city
vii, be adopted by the legislative body
OF that government. Though the munich
pal campaign is so far off it is considered
that the repor; will have some bearing on
the fight for the mayoralty. There are
some who say there is no possibility OF the
MAYOR being reelected. but others are
equally certain that when the time comes
ard the votes are counted there will be
the usual majority piled up for Honest
Dick 50
There is. time; enough to bring out plenty
of candidates between now and the cleo
ton and while no one. has, declared him
sell for the race,-sit.is confidently pre-
d,cted that there will be enough mayoralty
timber in the field to make the next race
an interesting one. Mayor Taylor's fol-
lowers will stick to him. and heretofore
they have been numerous enough to elect
HIM. but there is an independent vote that
in case popular and representative bus
mess man comes out will, 1t is thought,
turn the tide and carry the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
News From carton Il ights.

Walter Cans has returned to his home
from Rock Hill College. Eliicotr. City. ard
will sp7nd The Christmas holidays with
his parents Mr.. md Mrs. J. Cans.
Mrs. y. w. KNAPP las returned to her
home, after two weeks. :isit 20 her
arents- In Atlanta. Ga
5. Miss Ella Kyle. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William H 8everidge, left
Monday morning TO spend the Christ
ras holidays with her parents in Nelson
county.
Mr.. Blue Ragland, who has been visit
ms rela ttves on the. Heights. has returned
to his home In. Ashland.
III. VIII linn E. GRAFTON left Monday
for King William on hunt.
Mr.. Fred Galbraith OF the Union Theo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
The Crowded
Book Store.

Have you been in the Book Store
within the last week? Did you ever
see such crowds
We don't mind saying it surprised
us a little. even though we hid anti
cipated lots of trade
No shadow o. a doubt but that we
lead in the book business in Rich
mond.
Wen be crowded from now to
Christmas I've.
Don't put OF 100 long coming in;
every new supply we get is snapped
up quickly.
There's lot of pretty Picture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
ne BriC-a-Brac Store

in
butt
inprov
I. 1resent rate
France Germany each other to who
uce the best hard tell aheadech excel in
some things seclrc1 the best prod cs of all the foreign
torres wonderful Royal Bonn and they all here Tor
nsnecton We know they m with your oval
the of
~ attention o the
If comments from and
has the finest collection
things TO be in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
ENTERNAlNM MT OFF

Owing to Contagious Disease al AIMS
house Th,re Will Be NJ Csl bratior.
Superintendent George B. Davis. Of tn.
City Almshouse. has decided 20 do away
with the annual Christmas entertainment
at that institution this year because OF
the presence Of contagious disease.
a fine programme had been arranged for
the occasion. but 1t was thought best to
cancel the affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
NORKINGMAN CAPTURES
A VERY RICH BRIDE
especial Dispatch to The Tines-l

tSpeCIal D1Sp5lCl 10 7 t9o fFf11ee.1
PHILADELPHIA, December 22-F'ranfi
rwenwith, who worked for 81 a week at
a mill. jumped to q fortune Of a bride,
VIC is wortl, s3o0.uyO. His bride is Mrs.
tfnnia LYONS. a widow, th4rty-nine years
DID. Trenwitn has given up MS 1oo IN
ucbson's mill and gone South with MS
o.ide to remain until May
The bride met her youns husband az a
funeral and a friendship WAS formea.
g q then went to see him play In match
game of basketball. He Was the star OF
The game. He was bold sutton, and at
Ter a courtship of few weeks the pro-
rcsaI was made The wedding was on
december II, at the Cathedral.
When they return, the couple Will re-
side on North Broad Street. The bride
IS the daughter OF DR.. A. J. Roberts. VINO
,.cfL q large estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
Holiday. Umbrellas.

We call them holiday umbrellas
bv courtesy. as they're favorite gift
things for Christmas. but if ever
there was a senslb'e article for a pre-
sent it's an umbrella.
Winter and summer. sunshine and
storm, is a faithful companion and
the ones we sell will not go back"
on their owners.
Good ones as low as ST 90. The
best six Gloria for $500, with five
dollar handles, and then all-silk ones
up to SIS 60. It's all N the handle
after you go above $3.50 or $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
COAL CONTRACTS
The Health Committee Transacts Rou~
tine Blu i-ess A. o.

The question Of coal contracts. so far
as the Warden Company is concerned. was
referred to the president OF the Board of
Health TO make temporary contracts for
the supply of coal for the department to
i.ext July. at which time the Warden con-
tract would have expired.
The Warden Company failed several
i lays $50 ThAy haA = contract With tn