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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Die gefretarin ser SlinOts Srancn=
0liGuS.

Die eefretarin ser SIinOis 5roncn=
QQian5.
TrGulein u. 8rabD, torrefponOirenbe
@efretdrin Der SIIinoi5 Grauenz&llian5
f6reibt bon 2725 Sn0iana &penne, Gbts
cago, SILL: .
rSm Dergungenen Sabre DurOe i'd
bur6 Die &nitrengungen meiner litterartz
f6en Qrbeiten ie6r erI4Dpft, meme g&erz
BEN f9ienen nu6geben gu tpollen, uno t4
hattie &ppfpe6, 8iidentpeb uno ftdrte I'm
berbauli6feit. Cine meiner Sreunoinnen
ma6te mir ben @orf6lug, i'd iollte Pe=
runa perfu6en. Sc pirtte it4erli4 ipte
elm 53uuber uuf mein @pitem.
~nSSynner6al6 3ebn Sagen fit6Lte i'd, baB
mir neues Qeben unb neue Sci unD6eit gez
oe6en tparen unb inbem i'd bunn nnh
mann cine 9ofis ne6me, tpenn t4 beionz
bsrs ermi6et bin, bate i4 mein 9pitem in
bpt(fommener SrOnung." 5rduIetn a.
8raD9.
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Sn Baltimore:
Nit 96ilubelp6ia - 3D., "a, %,
26. Nprtl, "a, %, 26. Stunt, %,
"a, 25. September.
Mit Bolton - o., 90, 30. NpriG,
1. Mat, 27., g., 80. Stunt, &C., 81,
20. September.
mit Mu1bington - r., 10, 49,,
II. M}ai, T., g., 9. Suli, r., 49,, Is.
@eptember.
Wit 9etrOit - 81, o., %, "a.
Moi, 49,, 81, %. SuGi, 20, 81, %.
Nuguit.
Mit g6icugo - 26., 81, 28,, 20.
Mat, %, "a, 25. SuGi, 23., 25., 26.
Nuguit.
Mit Glepelun0 - 80, 81. Mui, 2.
SUM-, 26., 28., %. SuIi, 13., IA, Is.
Quguit.
Mit ct. 2Ouis - g., 4, 5. Sum-,
10, 49,, H., Is. SuIt, 16., 49,, 10.
4uguit.
M%usipdrts:
W}it Waibington - a., Is, 49,,
20. M}ui, TO-, r., IA SuIi, 49,, 20,
%. September.
Mit Bottom - g., s., s., 6. Mui,
T., s., SuGi, 16., IL, Is, September
Mtt gbildbe1pbiu = T., g., g., 10.
Mat, l., g., 3. Suli, g., TO-, II. Sept.
Wit Glepelunb = 7, g., g., 10.
SUM-, g., QO.), II. @uguit, 2, g., 4
September.
Nlit Detroit = IL, r., 13., IA.
SUM-, g., T., 8. @uguf, s., g., CO.
September.
N1it 81. Souls - Q5.), 49,, IT,,
Is. sunni, g., f., s., g., 60, 80.
4ugut.
N}it g6icagO = 49,, 90, 81, (22,)
sunni, 81. Sult, L. g., (31.) @uguf,
1. September.
@etterberid1t.
Ser, Gtadten VI ctIersSIredu,
RnItiunrP. npn 10. NnriI
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Gin gadnram6er ihcntif3trt.

can antonio Ser, 19.Qpril.
- 6rau 8. @.Gor BON Qbilene, Ser,
bat ben pOm 9oIi3iiten 3a2lOr am
Mittpo6 erf8ofenenD}ann ais ibren
Sobn 0rlanb GamiQo SAINTS tOenttz
fi3irt, einen Der ange6Ii6en giiens
6u6nrGu6er. Din benz Sooten fan0
man $500 9apiergelO Der nNatiOnalz
8ant Don M}Ontana," peI6e5 @eI0
gu iener @umme ga66rte, bic am 3.
Suli 1901 pDn einem 8uge Oero 9reat
Nort6ern 8a6n" Bel Wagner, Wtont,
geIto6len fpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

8on einem 66iebforren
ii 6erfu6ren. - 8oitero Grietto,
elm II Sabre alter Stuliener, rannte
geftern 0a6mtttag an Der @6e BON
Qerinqtonz uno Nr8ItraBe 5rau Sc
Iia6 5trp6mer, cine dltli6e Dame,
nit einem 6anbfarten nm, 70 baB
Die 9rau peinli6e @erIeBungen erlitt.
Der forglo1e Singing nurbe Der6afz
tet unD mad Der peitlt6en 9oli3eiz
ftution ge6ra6t, p%oiel61t er Elm beute
Morgen itattfinOenOe5 &erb0r a6z
pdrtet.
8rGnbe, - Sn Der @o6nung
BON Irau N}innie 6ermle, g}r. $50,
8eI tz2eringtontraBe, entitano gez
ftern 2(benO in 6olge Der GrploTion
zines 8ObIDl=Ofens 5euer, pel6es
gIiidliGsr @eiIe nur unbetrG9tli6en
S4aoen anrt4tete.
- Nuf unbetannte WetIe entitdnb
in benz &eler bes 6uuIes g}r. $50,
RabOrgitraBe, Geue1, nel6e5 e6en@
fails i'm Seine gel0i4t fpurbe.
- Sin Mldrm bom &aiten 9}r. 532
rief Die 5euerpebr geitern Q6enO na4
Der 8o6nung bes Negers SD. Sone8,
gr. 532, 8aHneftraBe, nofel6it in
5oIge Der GrpIoIion zines @aiolinz
Ofens 5euer entfanben mar. Der
Reger Marion 8oolforb, pel6er Ii8
CUR 3eit in benz 6auie auf6ielt, erIitt
Bel benz 8eriu8e, bic Slammen 3l
l078en, 10 f4pere 8rdnbpunOen, OaB
er mad benz yW}arpldnber ~l1niDeritz
tGts : 9oipital" ge6ra4t per6en
mubte.
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Rertnoten ii6i,

@af6ington, 10. 9(pril. =
Der GretutiDratb Der o4merican Sc
0eration Of 2abor" bat fi4 Reute
Nq6mittag enbgiiltig Dertu5t, naaz
benz cine 4breFe an ale 2O6nar6eiter
Mmerifa's arQenpmmen pprbeH mar.
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Wetterausfi9ten. = Sir
Marblanb unb ben 0itritt Columbia
f9Dnes @etter unb pGrmer dm Mpns
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

9rG7i0ent, 6. 8. 9almer S9aBmeiz
1ter unD Wm. 8. Maion SefretGr Or
quniiirt. QQQe bieTe 6erren TtnO8alz
ttmorer uno ge66ren au4 gum 9iretz
torium. Die neue @pmpagnte ii6erz
nimmt ba8 8e76Gft Der Baltimore
Banana &c." tpeI8e 1000 4der be-
item 2an0e3 in Der G6iriqui Qagune,
9iItrift 8pco8 Def Soro, Colombia,
eignet. Die Gompagnie 1T bDn &uz
pitaliten g}eIp : 0orf'5 un0 8alttz
more'5 unteritiiBt uno bat geniigenD
6inan3mittel, nm bic 8lantagen auf
o6igem 2onbe ous3uniiBen. 9ieGomz
puqnie bat audi oa5 3e6t erbalten,
gtfen6u6nen uno 0ampf6oot : 2tnien
gu 6auen, reTp. gu griinoen. GapitGn
George 5iBgerolO tit ais ,8eI4dft8=
fii6rer Der @ompugnie erpd6lt NOR
ben un0 mar cine 3eit lang 8unOeSz
&onful i'm 6ufen non 8DCa8.
0em 8eri6t8berfo6re
ii be + N te E II. - WtaT J. gdlItn,
neI6er angsfaulOigt tit, 9rn. So6n
Bauer I'm 500 6eito6lsn 5u 6aben,
purbe geitetn bom9oli3eiri6ter 6e6z
tia benz 8ert9t8Derfd6ren iiberDieien.
Gr nirO audi in Ien=gort ouf Die
NnT6uloigung getpiini6t, 5rn. Paul
Neumann angebli6 $121.15 geIto4ien
gu BADEN, Mor Ge16aaie, nel6er nit
inn perboftet purO, puroe fr%ei8e1Pro@
6en.
GrGttt einen 8etn6ru6,
- George 8o6ert5, Elm 27 Sabre al
ter 6diffs : zimmerman DON CIR.
1850, RiOer7iOe NOenue, fiel 9eitern,
ais er uuF Dem 68ooner n8roge5,"
pel6er in 8eo6man'5 64iff56au3of
liegt, 6ei6dftigt mar, BON elmer 8ae
unO brad ietn linteS 8ein unterRolb
benz &nte. Gr muroe in Der 4m6uz
lang Oe5 fiiOli4en 9iitritt5 mad ieiz
ner 0o6nun9 ge6rd4t.
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geHprdfiOent gsiemnnn's Rrfguatiun

Sn beuti8en areifen bilOete bieieIbe
geftern Oas Sugesgefprd4. Ser
nG8fte @8ritt Der Ser, @dnger.
- Stimmen aus beutf9en8Oltsz
f~reiIen.
11eberaG, mo fi9 geitern .8ipei ooer
bret 0euti9e trafen, bilbete Die He@
f9nution bes @Gngerfeit : PrdfiOenz
ten 2eopolo 8. @ieman Oas 9auptz
@e1prG4st6ema. gti4t aGein Sdnz
Qer, fonbern oas beutf8e 9u6litum
i'm MQgemeinen beFaBte It9 nit Der
4ngelegenbeit unb nit &u5nabme Ell
ner berI4nin6eno tGetnen 3a6l bon
Qeuten, tpel8e biz ieBt 6rn. Mieman
ale mDgIi9en 9inberniFe in benWeg
qelegt 6aben, tpurbe Die Wenbung Der
9inge ie6r beouuert. SIN NQgemeiz
men 6erri9t Die Nnii8t Dor, DAP 6rn.
8ieman's &eiignatiOn ni6t ungez
nommen pirb; benin fpenn Dem 10
geI6ie6t, 10 f0nnen ftd Die Ser, @Gnz
qer au9 foglei8 na9 elmer reuen
SGngerFeit : 8e60rbe umfe6en; benin
berf6iebene Der 9irettoren ertlGrten
qeferr, DAP es i6nen lire Mann6afz
tiqfeit ni9t geItatte, unter ben o6Dalz
tenben umitGnben ferner imSntere7e
Der @u4e tbGtig gu fein, pel4e ii4
6r. 0iemun f0rmli9 81 ietner Sc
6ensaufgabe gema4t bate. 9a aber
Iofort gebanbelt peroen muB, 10
6lei6t ben Ser. Sdngern nun ein4u8z
neq ii6rig, unO Der beite6t BARN, boB
fie unper3iigli6 cine Spe3ial Ser
fammIung einberuFen, in pel6ar Die
0elegaten i6ren .3ufunftsplun genou
0efiniren, bamit benz Bublitum fla
rer @ein ii6er Die Mu8ii9ten beSSGnz
qerfeites eingeI9enft per0en fam.
Sine momentane Grlebigung Oteier
6o4pi8tigen Nngelegenbeit iinO Die
Sdtger nt6t allen Dem Sdltt11lorer
9u6lifum, fonOern Dem noroOItli4en
@G~ngerbunOe f4uloig.
IS Ttno uns bereits geItern &6eno
cine Menge @OrreIponOen5en 5ugss
gangen, bod ttdf bic Me6r5oRl berz
iel6en erit fpGt am N6enO Elm, 10 ooB
mir leiber nidt oGe beriidiidtigen
t0nnen. Nir la7en bier etli4e baOon
folger, bod piiniden mir beittmmt gu
erflGren, baB mir nit ben @orf6ldz
gen eintger Der 9erren Correspondent
ten ni6t ii6erein7ttmmen. 9a I4reibt
gum 8eiipiel Elm 9err, mel6er tpoAl
bic 8ei9i6te ni6t 70 ernt nimmt,
folgenoermaBen:
8tll 3pet 6Gngerfefe
Z = Z o ~
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MctIcnbc nadb europa, satiom 1902

Nciicnbc nad europa, cation 1902
f0nnen 1. unb 2. &laTez8ojiiten ouf
trqenb elmer 9ampferz2inie bur4 un5
belegen, @8iff8pIan, 46fabrt5plon
Ii. +. IN. auf @erlungen 3ugeI6idt.
g6eo. 8. 9tener &c 6 D., Pufaz
ait rzQgenten, g}r. 415, 8aterzS truBe.
Iusldnbif6es @elo, @e6fel unD Grez
bitz8riefe. 9euti6e5 8elO gu berz
fauFen; "a Gents pro M}arf.
2O-S&SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

SD babe Ganfig Belegen6eit, sic tuttres
her6aren 1eilcnbcn @irfungen ton Ses
runa AT b~eu6adten. IS IinOert bic
Sfmcrsen INN Gnt5iinbunser, pern1eGrt
BEN Gppetit 1ttO Drbnet bas sat6e SgItem
herarttq, DAP Der &atient Sraft mn &C.
iunb6ett fdjnea tpieberge1utnnt. - 6raw
g8, 81. 9l4tiDu.
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inter fdlfGen 0prTbiedel11nden S12

unter faIi6en 8orfptegelungen $12
BON Inn erlangt gu bd6en. Or. Chip
len erlangte geftern bom Bolt3eiri4ter
@bite i'm nDrbli9en Gtattonsbauie
einen 6aftbefe6l ge9en Or. 0pper,
9iebfGbte. - 9r, Anbrea5
8oIf BON Ger. 11O8, NorbzpatterTonz
gurfzMpenue, beri6tet, baB inn Elm
ue6errOd gum @ert6e BON $28 geftO6z
len pprben lei.
= Die So. 6osfpn &c 8eBler BON
Nr. 14O, 8eftz6apetteitraBe, beflugen
t8, baB i6r 8~rteffaiten erbrO6en unO
notwithstanding Elm pertboolles Sc
f3dftsf9reiben geftobIen porben lei.
Ser &aften mar BON Der Sbiire abgez
lift tpDrben.
8ufebu1Gz @atfon erOffz
t. - Sn Bolton begunn geitern Die
Salon Der oNmerican 8afebauz
2iga" nit einem @piele 3ptI4en Dem
8ofoner unb 8altimDrer Club btefe r
2igd. 9eitern mar Der nPatrtotenz"
Sag, elm in Der Stabt Der gebadenen
8obnen geieBli6er 6eiertag, unb ni4t
peniger, als $4,000 3ui4auer 6atten
fi9 eingeIteut. Die Score mar, pie
folgt:
Bolton -. OO0 0 Al
Baltimore @ 8 1 Is
Der Spielplan be5 8alttmorer
Clubs lit:
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perfpnd1 Nott5. = Srau
9ertrub 8olfommer, Satin bes 6rn.
s. $50. 8pIfpmmer, 0r. 1901, @nIorz
@truBe, pirb nit Dem 9orDbeutf6en
Qlpnb : Odmpfer rWiQebdb~ nit
ibrer SCOOTER 9orptbea etne 8efu4sz
reiie mad 9eutf6lanb antreterL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
~ Z lie
fEiuGdQr6t.1

y@ee6rte 8eoatttonI 2I5 i6 6eute
I}or8en i'm n0eutThen GorreIPonz
banten" ben 8eri6t ii6er Die 8eiignoz
tim Des 6rr. 8ieman las, lit mir
glei6 Elm 8eoanfe gefommen, ben ih
bier ben @Gngern unO Der Singer
feFz8e60r0e unentgeItIi4 3ur @erfiiz
gung iteQe. Nie tpGre e5, tpenn Die
Ser. Singer uno Die SGngerfeitz8ez
feGf4uft CUR iel6en 3eit 6ier Elm Set
ab6ieIten, Die Gdnger Elm Sdngerfeit
unO bic @Gngerfet : @eieui6uft cine
@u8 7teIung? Damn t0nnen DieSdn~
ger Die Qu8Iteuung patroniiiren uno
Die NuSTtequng5 : 8Gite f0nnen Die
Gon3erte beiu6en. &4tungsOolIt
8. g."
Ma5 lpirD aus Der Sc IT.
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Sreier 0aat6 fit 6as Seiut.

Sn 4nbetra6t Der groBen Men9e Der
Truuen, bic an irgenb elmer SOrm bon
6rauentrant6eiten Ieiben unb feline 5eiz
lung fin6en t0nnen, bat Or. 5artmatt, Der
bcrii6utte G~pe5taltft in fatarrbaIiiden
SrauenfranfBciten, feline Sereittpiaigteit
ertlart, bic 8ebanblnng ulIer 8%eriDnctt,
bic iij inner6aI6 Der Commemorate
meGbcn, fOitenfrei ST. Ietten.
0ieienigen, peI6e 9ntientinnen ner6sR
pollen, iolltan ii6 penOen on Die Peruna
Mfe0icine g., Columbus, 9Rip.
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Sale?
(GinNeiannt.l

6err GeoafteurI 9a t9 NIT ben
inneren @er6dltniFen be5 SGngerFez
ties nt6t genuu Oertralt bin, 10 m06~
tie i8 germ pifen, ob un5 Sdngern
Die GGngerfeit : 9uue iiberlafen
nirb, i'm Safe Die ReiignutiOn Oe5
6rn. 0ieman ungenommen tptrO?
&ann un5 bieGei6t Die SGngerfeit6ez
b0rOe barber NuHdluB geben?
r.. Nw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Bolton A.
Baltimore % 90 90 1 1 Ii
en- Baltimore:

Del @pielplan bes 8uItimorer
1T:
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sdwar,e SIa=GlciOrGfe.
@nih6are &aif8

aus fpsibem iuoii5sn 2innen. 9louien= unO otz
fdltelte 5ronte, an ben @ermelu uno 3iifcn
q~sfdlteit; boblidumi9sr Rragcn nm Q9r
Wani6etten; $3.50 ip,rtb, fir.......... OO~"
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@etterberid1t.
Ser, gtaaten vs. etIersSireau,
BuItimore, ben 10. GpriI 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

ans elmer bOr3ii9Ii6cn Gualitdt 9srcaGc, b(al
idhpar5 NM roth, geblitInt uuD ~qeitrcift; NJ
Gi5e am Oofe, Gpouletten UNI 4trmcln
fir OOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
AFFAIRS AT CHATHAM
Verdict for Damages by Fire Caused by
Locomo i've Sparks.
lspecial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHATHAM. VA September 4.-Misses
Katie and Ruth White on Tuesday at
ternoon entertained their friends with a
picnic at MIR Whites farm. wagon
OF hay had been provided to carry the
little folks over.
Georgia, the little son of Mr.. George
D. Muse, on Tuesday afternoon fell from
an apple tree, breaking his les above
the knee.
The case of S. B. Davis against the
Southern Railway Company was on
TUESDAY tried in Magistrate W. b
Hurts court and judgment given In
favor of plaintiff for $50 and costs. The
suit was for damages to Mr.. Davis
property by fire in March. catching from
the locomotives.
Judge James l.. Tredway. OF the Coun-
ty Court, has appointed Mr.. Luther G
Motley to succeed Mr.. w L. Thompson,
member of the Board OF Registration OF
Chatham District.
Mr.. s. &. Davis, Jr, has returned from
an extended southern trip to his home
near here.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Penick returned
on early train Wednesday morning to
their home in Shreveport. La During
their visit here DR.. Penick delivered two
very flrle sermons at liie I'dPt4SI StiS-AS III
Sunday morning and evening
The first registration in this county IN
der the new Constitution Will be held
Wednesday and thursday at Level Run
precinct in stanton River District
Tne Board of Registrars for IunstaH
District composed of Messrs. S IL BEed.
chairman: B. F. Garrett secretary: and
Inomas j. robertson, will begin regis
tering voters In their district at Stokes
~, 1rl
sign September 18th and 18th. These two
precincts poll a very large negro vote
and the decrease is being watched with
much interest The board Will also meet
for registering voters in Turetail Dis
trict. at WhitmeIl. September 18th and
18th: Mcdowell Mil, September 18th;
Cascade. September 18th: Rrasvllie. sep
tember 10Th; Bachelors Hail. SepteHoer
sd. Mount cross. September 9th For
accommodation of voters who cannot
register at dates above named. the board
Will meet at Bachelors Hall October lth
and Sth and Mount Cross October 9th
and 18th.
LABOR Day was observed by closing of
the banks and postoffice. but no ehort
on part of iahor1nS class was put 1orth
to make display.
meeting of the school teachers of
rotsyIyania county will be held here
saturday. September 6th, for the purpose
of perfecting teachers organization
which had its beginning at Charlottes-
vile during progress of the School OF
Methods, at which time Professor +. .,
watson, Jr., OF the chatham graoeu
scnool was elected president of the or
pan1zaIIon at the meeting in Charlottes-
vile There are 80 public schools in the
county and the attendance upon the
meeting Saturday is anticipated to be
very good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
Items From Fulton.

Mrs. Sarah Rudd and Mr.. William
Barker were married Wednesday night at
9 o'clock at the residence of the brides
father, p. C. Adams, No. 513 Denny
Street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. S. Leake, pastor OF Fulton
Baptist Church. The parlor was beau
tifully decorated with pink and white
lights predoninating. The bridal party
entered the parlor in the following order:
Miss Inez Adams. sister of the bride,
as maid of honor. with Mr.. Tilden
Stase as best man; Miss Minnie Whit
low as bridesmaid, with Mr.. Henry
Mathews.
After the ceremony a reception was
held. a number of out-of-town rela-
tives of Mr.. and Mrs. Barker were pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs Barker will reside at the
residence of the brides parents.
Mr. James Hartley has returned from
a visit to Utah and California
Miss Mayme McAIahon has returned
from visit to relatives in Buffalo and
New York.
Rev Henry Leonard. who has been i'll
with typhoid foyer, is improving nicely
at his residence on Fulton Hill.
Miss Maude Eacho. of Lewis Street, has
returned home, after a stay with friends
and relatives at-Nnrfolll and Phoebus.
She was accompanied back by Miss Sadie
EaCho for a short stay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
TUSCARORA'S TRIAL TRIP
The United States Revenue Gutter Built
by Trigg Meets All Requirements

The United States revenue cutter Tus-
carora, built by the William r. Trisg
Company, at Richmond. Va, he'd her OF
fetal trial on August 9TH Her macnih-
cry and general seaworthiness We're tho-
roughly tested by the trial board ana
pronounced entirely satisfactory, the yes
sci probing herself not only very .as,
Uuaking considerably over tho required
sreedI. but Of superior workmanship
throughout Her engines were especiaiiy
conplimented, as probably the best OF
their size in any boat OF the class |" tiIe
service. Very little vibration was no
ticed at any time during the trial.
The Tuscarora Is It's feet long. 80 feet
BEAM with a mean draft of feet men
es, being. therefore, we'll adapted to snail
low as we'll as deep waters, and to quick
movement. On her trial she made COM
rlete circle in $40 minutes, diameter of
circle about 500 feet
She is Of the same type as the gun
boat Petrol. Of the navy, and may some
time be a valuable fighting machine. her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS
Items of Interest About the People of
the Northside.

Mr. C. S. Pitt and brother Rooe-t will
leave for Boston Sunday evening
Miss Louise Jetcr, daughter of SIR. AID
Mrs j. c. Jetcr, of Ladies' Mill l.oad,
have left for Stanton to attend school.
Mrs. r. Noel and daughter have re-
turned to Farmville. after a visit to airs.
Madison Flanagan.
Mr.. D. NJ. overly and Mr.. Ma1ison
Flanagan have returned from nuns.
Mr.. William NJ Luck has returned
from a visit to his mother-in-law, Mrs
j. j. Harvey, of Elizabeth City. y. j.
Miss Caddie Chiles and Mrs. Foley
have. returned home, after trip to OF
terburn Lithia Springs.
Mrs. George Daniels, Of Roanoke, is
visiting Mrs. Jones, of Brookland Park.
Mr.. Charles p. Jones' Of Amelia Court
House. is visiting Mr.. George Wilkin-
son, of Brookland Park.
Miss Leila Dawson, who has been
visiting friends in Lexington, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Rasland. of vir-
ginia Avenue. have moved to Ashland.
where they will in future reside.
Mrs. n. B. Croxton and daughter. Miss
Eva, have returned to their home, after
trip to Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Willie Coalter. of Newport News.
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r Coalter, Of Brookland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forty and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Del
trick Schwartz. have returned home.
The Misses Skaters. of Irw,ne. Va, were
the guests Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Parrish Wednes-
day,
Mrs Allie sallen has returned hone,
after pleasant visit to friends and ic,a-
tives in Petersburg.
Miss Norma B Ware has returned
home. after a visit TO Mrs L. NJ. ,onrs,
of Ivy Bank.
Rev. S. O. Wright. of Brookland Ia,k,
has left for Beaver Dam.
Miss Florence Harris, who has heen
visiting friends and relatives in Henrico
county, has returned home.
Mrs. Howard Harlan and son. Murray,
have returned from trip to Washing
ton.
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strongly resented, and ar erroneous re-
port is sure to receive a challenge from
the opposition.
The interest in the game in Bucking-
ham is instanced by a communication
from champion of the Arvonia base
ball team, which is as follows:
In justice to the Arvonia baseball team
in regard to a game played last Saturday
at Abrams Old Store between the Fork
Willis and Arvonia teams, l ask for a
few lines in your paper to answer your
New Canton correspondent.
At the end of the eighth inning the
score was s to s. The Fork Willis team,
with two men out in their half of the
ninth inning, threw up the game because
the umpire called a man out for batting
out of his turn.
Arvonia did not go to the bat IN the
ninth. Umpire gave the game to Arvo-
MIA to 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
A VIRGINIA NATIONAL PARK
Sugge stion That Reservation Be Made
jn.Amherst and Nelson.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. "A few
davs eco Mr.. Thomas D. Davis, clerk of
the Corporation Court. and ex-president
of the City Council, wrote to Hon H d.
Flood, member of Congress from the
Tenth District of Virginia, suggesting
that he offer a bill in Congress for the
purpose of having a portion OF nelson
and Amherst counties set aside az re-
servation for national park Inc area
to which he refers Is the mountainou53
section which includes Pedlar, buifaio anu IL,
Piney rivers, about one hundred squat
Mr.. Davis states in his letter to NJ:
Flood that any movement when ne lhisie
make in this direction would De etfH T1st,
seconded by Mr. Carter Glass. the De M
ocratic nominee for Congress from the
sixth District In his reply 10 Mr.. DAVIS
Mr. Flood states that ne VII az once fd i tSa
thars is the slightest prospect OF success
he will at once introduce the Dill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
Buckingham Bits.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
SHEpPARDS. VA, September 4-rittia
Faul Elcan. who was SO unfortunate as
10 break his leg while playing ball week
ago. is doing as well as could be ex-
pecled.
Master Granville Chapel is very IL
with fever.
Mrs. Ben Smith. who has been very
i'll. is a little better.
Mr.. William Hannah. from, Missis. ppf,
who has been on visit to his brother
iu-law. Mr.. NJ. G.. Elcan, will return To
his home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
MINISTER GOING TO INDIA
Several Arrests for Illicit DistiIlins
ow Mater Stops Mills.
especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The TimesJ
cTADESBORO, VA, Sept 4.-Miss Sal
lie Marshall. an aged lady Of this place,
died a few days since.
r,b1Irch Will preach his farewell sermon
some time in October. He expects to sail
for India, where he will go as a mis-
sionary for ten or twelve years.
damaged the late corn. buckwheat ard
cabbage crops. This seems to me the
drvest season for years. The water-mills
water being so low.
7 A. Greenwood J. II. Willis. W. L.
Hendrick and w. C. Hendrick have been
arrested for illicit distiling and it is
thought all will serve a term in prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
RECEPTION TO STUDENTS
One to Be rendered to the Junior Class
of the Medical College of Virginia.

A reception will be rendered Friday
October Sd. at the First Baptist Church
to the new students of the Medlcai eel-
lege Of Virginia.
The session at the college will begin on
September 3Oth, and there is every pros,
oect for a fine year. The junior class VIII
probably NUMBER more than q huiiui 60
vo,1ng men. The reception to these new
corners will be given by the Y. M Z. a.
OF the college. a student organization. ana
every effort is being made to make the
occasion an attractive one. The reception
will be held in the lecture room OF the
First Baptist Church and a programme
including speaking, music and relfesh-
nlents. will be carried out. The Old stu
dents have all been invited to attend. Dr.
Christopher Tompkins, dean of the facui-
ty. will preside, and there will be sew
eral addresses by prominent Richmond
people. :, y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
Peyton Stokes BaiIed.

Peyton Stokes, the negro who few
days ago was sent on the grand jury of
the United States Court on the charge of
violating the pension laws, was yester-
day released on bail for his appearance at
the October term OF the court The sum
was fixed at $500, the negro's brother
becoming his surety.