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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
NEW CONFEDERATE CAMP
Organization and Election Of Officers
Chess Party.
Especial Dispa ten to ne I'm,

Especial Dispatch to ne T,nes.)
CHATHAM, VA. October 1.-The
Pittsylvania Camp OF United Confederate
Veterans was organized here Tuesday.
Assistant Inspector-General ]. NJ Neal
Of this district was nlada chairman,
9.ith F. s. watson as secretary. The
following officers were elected.
Camp Commander. Captain Chiswell
Dabney; First MISUNDERSTANDING er,
Colonel W. H Ramsey; Second Lieuten-
ant-Cou1mander, Henry Berger; Adju-
tant also Secretary and Treasurer), F.
e. Watson; Quartermaster. Jesse II.
Hargrave: Commissary. Henry q. AL
len: Surgeon, DR.. J. D. Estes; Vidette
Captain ". B. Hurt: Cen1nittee on By
laws, Comrades F. 3. Watson, Chiswell
Dabney and ]. w. Whitehead: Execu-
tive Committee, ]. D. Coleman. ". R.
Poindexter and James Carter.
The following veterans compose the
charter members: J. D. Coleman. CHS
well Dabney. W. B. Hurt. F. 8. watson.
George L johnson. D. NJ. Suth. ". r.
Pondexter John E. Jones' W. L. Lewis,
George S. Norman. John r. Yates. L. J..
Cannon, G. w. White. John r. Brown.
E. T. Jones, 8. Fl. Watson. James Car
ter, W. r. Fitzgerald, Charles ". Ven
able, w Fl. Ramsey. ]. H. Hargrave.
!. w. Whitehead. T. B. Mitchell F. r.
Allen. J. B. Pannill. J. W. Locke, W. G..
Davis. B w. Jones, Joel Fartnins, Jas.
II. Collie.
Captain w 3. Hurt entertained sew
eral gentlemen friends at his home on
Monday night Chess was the same of
the evening, with Rev. c. B. Wilmer
coming out winner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

A celebrated Indiana Physician has dis
covered the most wonderful cure for
Syphilis or Blood Poison ever known It
quickly cures all such indications as
mucous patches in the mouth. sore throat,
copper colored spots. chancres: uicefaslons
where the hair and eyebrows had fallen
out it and the whole skin was mass OF
bsil., pimples and ulcers, this wond 1rIo9
specific HI. completely cnansea .as Mno.s
body into clean, perfect. cohhtlon OF
William McGrath- IS Guilford ST.. Buf-
falo, N. Z. says: I am q Wen man 70
day where year ago I was total
wreck. Several doctors had failed to cure
me of syphilis. I was rid OF my sores
ard my skin become smooth and natural
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
FIRE IN CHASE CITY
Property DestroYed Valued at SIP
Thousand Six Hundred Dollars.
Especial Dispatch to The TiEes.)

Especial Dispatch to The TiHes.)
CHASE CITY, VA, October IA six
1housa nd dollar az. broke out here about
II 80 o'c.ock last night It originated in
the large frame store house on Main
street belonging to Mr.. George A. Endty-
The occupants. losses and insurance
we're c. c. Firesheets. photograph gal
lery and rooms occupied by his family.
loss. 1880: insurance. 500; Thomas W.
Greer. grocery and meat market, loss.
s.. 200. insurance. $500 II. c. hudson.
furniture, loss, $3.50: insurance. 800.
George A. Endly. building and articles
stored, loss. s2,4oo; insurance. $1,000. Mrs.
S. J. Butler. injury to nearby building.
s1ao. no insurance. r. G. Grafton. dam
age to furniture removed FROM Butler
building considerable, with no insurance.
Just previous to the fire heavy rain
had fallen and the wind was favorable
10 prevent its spread to other buildings.
BY herioc efforts of the bucket brigade.
vet blankets and the chemical fire en-
CINE the adjacent buildings were saved
although at different times they caught
il the blaze.
The material was so combustlble, tne
Are so rapid, with intense heat. that
nothing Of any consequence was rescued
from the burning building.
Origin not definitely known, but sup
posed to have been caused by defective
hue in cook-room in second story
At least one thousand people witnessed
the conf1agration.s and as the flames as
cended to great height the v't'"'a to"h
vas illuminated. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
sAUTELL,s CIRCUS TO-DAY
First Time in Richmond; Bigger, Bet
ter Greater. Grander Than Ever.

First Time in Richmond; Bigger, Bet
tar Greater. Grander Than Ever.
The Sig Sautelle's circus. museum me-
narerjes hiprcdromo and wild west will
exhibit at Main and Vine Streets to-day
-rbo Sa,,toile shows this year are at the
,cr,e Of circus achievements. The press
throughout the country speak. OF the CIR
c,1s in glowing terms The Reverend Dr.
=. G. Answorth, Of Newark, n. j., says
in letter:
Mr. Sautele:
Dear SRI accepted your tickets to at
tend one OF your performances and must
say l enjoyed the performance hugely,
ard your rnenagerie is very fine. The peo-
pie YOU have around You are gentleman.
~ wish YOU the best OF luck.
fSirned) H C. AMSWORTH
The mena gcrie consists of thirty-three
cages of fine animals with Bess, the
giant lioness and her family Of four
kittens. elephants. can1els, elks, etc.
1nere are one hundred and eighty-four
horses with nc show. Three hundred and
twenty-five people travel in their own
special train Of twenty-siA. cars.
The circus programme consists of
Charles Ewers, Americas foremost
bounding jockey; Charles Watson. eight
and twelve horse rider; ten Howards.
wonderful acrobats: three Va,anteens.
aerial wonders; Jackson. Movelia and
Jackson. contortionists: Jennie EWers.
principal equestrien: Ella Dumont and
Edward Watson, hurdle riders; Lenard
and Hart horizontal bars: Goodwin and
his performing PIGS. and others too num-
erous to mention.
The circus concludes with a huge hip-
podrome consisting of carrying the mail
i,oman stanulng races. jockey races.
ladies' fat races. wheelhalTow and sack
races concluding With the Roman chariot
races, concluulng with the Roman chariot
held under circus canvas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
An independent.



BLACKSTONE VA. October u
In = communication addressed to the Cou-
Tier. Of this place Mr.. r T. Vaughan.
ri Amelia county, announces himself ss
nm independent candidate for Congress
from this, the Fourth District IN oppo-
stion to Hon. r. G. Southall. OF the same
county, who is the regular Democratlc
noriinee.
These gentlemen are old time political
opponents, r. T. Vaughan having defect
ed MI. southall for the Legislature nine
years ago. he then being the candidate
OF the party and Mr.. southall that OF
the Democrats.
In that election Dir. Southa!l carried
Nottoway county by one hundred and ~
ty majority. but In their nome county
Mr. Vaughan received a majority greater
than that. thereby giving him the cleo
ton He only served one term In The
Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
CLAIMED HIS BRIDE
Rev. Burnley Duke Harrison, Who Was
Welded Last August.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to rne r,uel

NSpeC4dI DlSpRtcn 10 me Iiples.1
SUFFOLK. VA, Oct. 1.-The Rev.
Burnley Duke Harrison. pastor of Cal
verton Methodist Church IN Baltimore, to-
day came to Suffolk to claim his bride, to
whom he was wed on August 18th secret
ly. This was the nuptial day, but the
bride, who was Miss Crete Mates. went
to Baltimore in August and they were
married at the home CT the brides aunt.
Notwithstanding the girls parents did
not know OF their daughters maria &c
until nearly a month after It occurred.
they forgave all. and eo-day's doings were
very pleasant. A wedding dinner was
served. and a few friends were invited.
TIE BRIDES reasons for the secret mar
riage were romantic, she said.
To-day the Rev. Harrison said he pre-
ferrcd to be married that way and notify
her parents By letter rathsr than ask
them personally. The brides father. AR.
a NJ. Mates, was formerly supervisor
of public instruction in Vance county,
n. c. Her mother Is a sister of several
preachers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
DIVORCE GRANTED
Over Four Hundred Boxes of iona
toes from Less Than an Acre.


Special Dispatch to The Tines.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, October l.
In the Circuit Court of Sta ford county
q divorce was granted te Mrs. Emma c.
Barber from he< husband. William a.
Barber. The case OF T. w. Berrey
against Mountjoy. which has attracted
considerable attention. was referred to
Commissioner J. p. Corbin to settle the
accounts, and it is thought that a salts
factory arrangements will bs arrived at.
3 Myrtle Lodge OF Odd Fellows. No 5O
OF this city, at meeting last night.
appropriated $500 towards the ODD Eel
lows Home to be established in tiiiS
State by that order. on the condition
that it is located in this city A COM
mittee representing the City Council. tie
business Mems Association. and the
-ydge, is nov preparing a proposition
to submit to the proper authorities look
ing to the esta adjustment OF the Horle
in this city.
The corner stone of the new building
OF the Peoples Mission will be laid on
ocotber 18th with Masonic ceremonies.
under tbs auspices of Lodge No 1. OF.
this city.
Miss Lizzie Gordon. a kell-known lady
of Spotsylvania county. died at her
home after protracted Illness. aged
thirty. years She was sister OF Mr..
Eustace Gordon.
MI. L. Hall. Of Westrloreland county.
has gathered from seven-eighths of an
acre of land 100 boxes of tomatoes. for
which he has received over $50. and IS
still gathering tomatoes from the same
lot. Some of the specimens Weished
nearly two pounds.
A revival commenced at Zion Meth
odist Church at Spetsylvania Courthouse
last night. and Will continue Two
Evangelist D. B. Strouse. OF oateiii' -
expected in a day or two to cosleuee s'''e
services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

has committed. Davis Will be the first
man ever to hang in Manchester. On one
occasion many years ago negro was
tried and convicted in Manchester put
hanged in Chesterfield.
sydney Hilton, oneof the negroes with
Ernest Davis at the time John Henry
Stokes was killed. and the per-
son from whom the fatal knife
was borrowed. will be tired
for his part of the crime on the twenty
second The case of Hatcher and Cal
lais. the other two negroes. Will fol-
low Immediately after the close OF this
one 1t is possible that another conv'c-
ton OF murder IN the first degree may
be rendered.
AGAIN CONTINUED.
Through some misunderstanding of the
complainant relative to employing an
attorney, the case against Mr.. THOMAS
Pitts charged with assault upon Miss
Willie Morris was continued In fonce
Conf this morning until the 9Th instant
AZ, Z, IA Wells. who was retained by.
Mr. Morris. asked that postponement
he mad. IN Difference tc lin. and 1t was
compiled With
Registration in swansboro will open a.
the store of Jones 4 Clement frtday ana
continue through TO SATURDAY
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. ID. ID. Beattie. formerly of Man
chester. now of New Kent county, Was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Beattte brousht
viii, him his little child for treatment
by DIR. Rucker.
Mr.. j z. Jones and bride nee MISS
Irena lIsass, returned to the city
Yesterday morning. They VIII leave 1or
their future home in Lynchburg. where
W., {1,a
business.
Henrietta Trpeman, colored. was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Grant. charged
with stealing chickens from Madison Hill
on cC .t,;sisi4nt of Mr. LawreEce POOL,
.Solllre Chcatilam issued warrants yes
,erdav for Emma Ross, Fannie Taylor,
Mary Tavlor. Flora Watkins, and Lotue
Watkins. all colored. charged With steal
;nfr lumber Officer Grant, Of the coun-
IL, arrested them soon afterwards.
James Pride and Henry Jackson, two
colored men, were before Mayor Maurice
for fighting on the street. and each do
mated s2.50 TO the treasury.
Miss .ottie Jordan has returned home
after a pleasant stay IN Charlotte With
her relatives.
pr Merchant yesterday moved his OF
fies from iio6 Porter Street to 1i2l Por-
ter Street. diagonally cross the street
Mrs. Caroline Pressen. who was para
lived some time ago. is reported to be
yery tauci better Low.
Miss Lucy. Rob.on. Of Kentucky. who
has been WISHING friends IL Chesterfield
county is new the guest OF Mrs Win
ston. Of Floyd Avenae, Richmond.
Mrs III ]. Chatham and daughter.
Mrs. J. W 7Ealthall have returned from
d visit 10 M. o. ]. Chatham. OF Fer
dinand, Fla.
Misses Gertie and Bette Walker have
returned from an extended trip TO Bal
timore ard Washington.
is improving rapidly. Mr. Ro%all suffered
suffering 50 tauch with his hand OF late.
il, improving RAPIDLY. Mr. Royal suffered
an ap1putatien Of the thumb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
THE sUkKY TROOP
virginia's Only Cavalry Company Does
Credit to the State.
iSpsclaI Dispatch to The T!mes.)

sJrREY VA. Oct 1.-The annual IN
speclion OF Troop B.. v eapsna = rh ~
,ronn n.de q very good showing. there
-d1 II lee th and tr tasy 1 eo
s sr.; -. me Stern complmented them
ol,e their Improvement since last year with
The same material on hand. TIER IT. e9u,p-
49, a,ears The troop Is trying to get
money enough to build an aruory here
tor their accommodation. -.
county C,pur, has been In session here
for week in the case OF Goodman
Brown. Jr (colored). CHARGED with XIII
ing Emmett Brown (coloredJ. ms cousin.
Tlev began arguing the Instructions To-.
.dav:5afl the case is expected TO be given
70 the jury some time to-day
The prisoner Is represented oy 1oionet
p x Eoykin and Hon. w. q. McilwalnS
ana Hon. ". 3. Clarke, TIE Common
wealth s-lAttoruey is assisted BY MI W.
9 Holland OF Windsor. Va. 1t mas been
the rnosr stubbornly fought case ostoro
this court for years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
upon voluntary contributions for it's sup

upon voluntary contributions loi Us sup
port.
negotiations were concluded yesterday
between Colonel Hall and the Passenger
and Power Company. as to result of which
tie circus will be transferred at once to
the park and will be established in
tent near the Aquarama. Between :,ow
and November regular admission fees
VIII be charged. On November st. when
the cold weather will be coming on. the
circus will be moved back further upon
the property of the West End Electric
Park Company and the animals will lie
housed in one Of the buildings there. From
this time until next spring, when the
circus will leave Richmond. the perform
anco will be free. Colonel Hall will pass
his hat around after each show and will
take what the people will give him. He
believes he will get more in this way
than if he charged small admission
Zee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
COAL SUPPLY INCREASES
All Ships Coming to Newport News
Now Get Supplied.
Br Assnciaied Press.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct. 1.-Soft
coal is being dumped into Newport News
AZ the rate Of forty-tve carloads day.
q,hfs is the average for the past week
ai3lsl it is steadily increasing. All Of this
t.aal comes from the New River fields.
and indicates the Improvement of the
situation in the soft coal regions of
Nest Virginia.
All vessels putting into this port for
coal now ind an ample supply waiting
for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Mysterious Disappearance.

Especial Dispatch to The TimesO
CONVICTION, VA, October Nothing
has been heard of George G. Moore. miller
for j. w. Quinn & Company. at Goshen.
who disappeared September list Mr.
Moore is about fifty years OF ago. ana
his friends are at a loss TO understands
his leaving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

JACKSON. N1Iss.-The charter Of In
corporation Of the Southern Railway
Company in Mississippi was approved
by Governor Longino to-day. This set
ties the controversy as to the legality
Of the merger Of the Mobile and ONO
ax1 tia Southern In this StatA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
President Doing Well.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.1Afser, Surgeon
General Rixey. surseon-GsnsraIl q pFadi
l. and DR.. Lung nag ssst.vu ~. GertaIyo,,
= 1nonnced that the President had passed
3 ), ,.. nfortabie night and that he was
doing nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
FREE PERFORMANCES

Halls Circus Thatis W,ntering Have to
Give Free Exhibitions.
after November 1st. Halls circus. which
has been in the city for the past two or
three weeks, will give free performances
daily at Reservoir Park, relying entirely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
The Wisest lNan
Who Eyer Lived.

sad, Costly thy
habit as thy purse can buy"
Shakespeare knew that The world
consciously, or un3onsciously al
ways jagged peop:e by the
clothes they wore. The same
thing IS done to-day, and the
judgments are not usually very
far from right Theman who will
wear Shifting, Old fashioned and
poorly made cloths, when We are
anxious to supply him with per-
tectly made sweetness. at a low
pr1e, deserves to be thought
careless, ignorant and uninte!li-
gent.
Let US talk to you about Fall
Suits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

Mr.. Won Kramer will lecture Friday
evening at $40 o'clock for the benefit of
Ascension Chapel Highland Park.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-15
NO HOBOKEN BARMAIDS.
New Jersey Supreme Court Decides
That They Must Go.

Trenton, n. J., Nov. 15.-Barmaids will
no longer be tolerated in Hoboken, N. j.,
the New Jersey supreme court uphoIding
the ordinance recently passed by the COM
mon council of that city preventing their
employment.
The subject has been a matter of great
interest in several cities in the northern
part of the state, where saloonkeepers
were able to do large business through
the employment of girls to serve drinks
The city enforced the ordinance against
Alfred G. Greiner. of Third street, who
appealed from the judgment rendered
against him to the supreme court.
The opinion was by Justice Collins. He
holds that it is fair police regulation to
prohibit any keeper of q house of public
entertainment where intoxicating drinks
are sold from permitting the assembling
of females for the purpose of enticing
customer.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-15
SCHOOL TEACHERS LEARN
Just Like Other People.

Bad food and overwork wreck many a
life, but the right food makes sure and
complete happiness, for one must be
happy if perfectly well.
"Grape-Nuts saved my life. and
changed me from a nervous, sick. de-
soondent woman to a healthy. strong
and cheerful one" writes Mrs. Alice
Riegel, of Pontiac, ILL., Il had not been
well for several years, and l thought. as
did my friends, that my days were
numbered My i'll health was caused
from drinking coffee, eating improper
food and overwork in the school room:
I had become very weak, tired and ner-
vous and nothing I ate agreed with me.
Medicine made me more nervous and
impaired my digestive organs
1t was with difficulty that neighbor
induced me to try Grape-Nuts. and l
liked it from the first with thick cream
and sugar. I lived on it exclusively
with Postum Food Coffee until my d.
gestion was so much improved 1 could
eat other foods My friends soon noticed
the improvement in my looks, and am
now healthy, strong and happy. L at
tribute the change in my health solely
to the change of diet.
Husband and T both like Gra9e-NuIs
and Postum. I think they are the most
healthful and strengthening OF all FOODS
and drinks and suitable for the weak as
well as for the strong.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-15
TRIBUTE TO INGALLS,.
Washington Post Comment on the
Forthcoming Book.

The following is from the Washington
Post
The Atchison Globe of a recent date
announces the early appearance of the
ingalls, Book This publication has been
awaited with general interest and in
some quarters. with impatience, for it is
widely known that the book will contain
carefully selected and edited. the public
utterances of the most brilliant orator
and writer this country has produced dur
ing the past fifty years.
clared him cratic He has been charged
with eccentricity. Such is and has al
ways been the verdict of mediocrity upon
genius But there can be no doubt as to
the literary value of Mr.. ingalls, works
Upon that point, every one capable of
recognizing splendor of thought and grace
and power of expression will agree.
A bitter satirist whitening accuser, he
was also an impassioned celebrant of
every high and noble aspiration, every
simple virtue. In his breast burned the
flame of purest patriotism. In the same
bosom ragged a fury of contempt for hum
bug and hypocrisy Shams and frauds
and insincerities found in him their pitt
less and blasting scourge. He was the
laureate of courage. candor, chivalry
Brilliant and versatile as he was pro-
found, gracious as he was savage, John
]. Ingalls, constituted a force in public
affairs at once terrible and captivating.
In all things. however, he was luminous
The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-15
MARRIED COUPLE ELOPE.
Brother of Mrs. Dan Hanna Leaves
Fort Worth With Mrs Harter.

Wabash, Ind, Nov. 15.-News has
reached here from Fort Worth, Tex, of
the elopement of Mrs. Bret Harter with
George Gordon, a wealthy resident of
that city.
Mrs. Harter is the wife of a former
Wabash resident, whose family lives here,
Harter going to Texas as the representa-
tive of a Cleveland firm of contractors.
Mrs. Harter and her mother lived at Ro-
chester, Mich, until July 8, last year. when
Mr.. Harter, who boarded with them, mar
ried the young woman, who was the di-
vorced wife of regular army officer
She fond of male society and formed
the acquaintance of Gordon, who is a
brother of Mrs. Dan Hanna. daughter-in-
law of Senator Mark Hanna, became in
fatuated with him and abandoned her
husband and child Gordon left wife
and child. Mr.. Harter is connected with
wealthy families in Wabash and Marion
and stands high here.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-15
LIFE WAS A BURDEN
Doctors Could Not Cure the
Dreadful Eczema of a
Topeka Woman.
SUFFERED FOR 5 YEARS.
Finally Cured by the Home
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Cancer, Tuner, Scrofula Always
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Mrs. Jessie Curry is the wife of A. A.
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Yes" said Mr.. Frank Curry, lit is
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