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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-31

AZ. T. Murphy, charged with assault
ing Q. Pusinelli, was given ninety days
in Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-31

Judgment was rendered in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday in the suit
Of A. D. Atkinson VS.. Mary Lee Belt
ing and Stewart H. Ford for $1s9.n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-31

Martha Jefferson, charged with as
sault, was acquitted in the Hastings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-31
w,1HDRAwAL:o FsTRA,Ns 29AnD3
", 3 .F. 6. PR. z. November I'd.

r,0ec,iye Novem Der 2, 1902. train NO. 90
arrivlng Elba at 200 P. NJ daily and tratn
No 10 leaving Elba at o:1c p NJ. daily,
WI. - ". IF. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-31

sheri VA Crouch, OF Goochland.
was In the city, and was caller at the
State Library yesterday. ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
THREAT OF DEADLOCK
IN COLORADO.
To Th,yart Anti-Te11er Movement
on the Part of Republicans
Democratic Caucus Next -
Tuesday.

DENVER. COL, November AT a
caucus to-day of number Of Demo-
cratic m mbers of the new Legislature.
it was decided that it the Republicans
shall take revolutionary tactics to tin-
seat Teller men in the House. the Sen
ate which is strongly Der,narat:''. will
not meet in joint session vi Il the H9;lse.
and will deadlock the Legislature In or
der to render IT impossible to elect Sue
cessor to Senator Teller.
A committee of three from the Senate
and five from the House WIS appointed
at this caucus to combat the efforts of
the Republicans to control the Legis:a
ture by undue means The committee
will call joint caucus fer next Tuesday,
of Democratic House and Senate men,
bcrs from all parts of the State. with
the idea of binding them In an agreement
to check the efforts of the Republicans
to secure a majority vn'e on joint bal
lot The caucus sent wGr,1 to all the
Democratic candidates for the Senate who
were defeated by a close margin to pre-
pare their papers for a contest. and to
secure evidence of fraud upon which to
base their contest.
The Republicans We're charged with be-
ing revolutionary in tfair early atter1rt
to unseat Arapahoe mem ,sr in the House
The incoming Legislature. according to
the latest returns. will De constituted ne
cans, H. House-Democrlts. y: Repuhl;-
cans, SO. Total on Joint ba''ot: Demo
Gratis, So; Republicans. II.
Should the Republican .ori.v in the
House unseat the Democrats elected in
the Arapahoe District, the L.r; stature On
joint ballot will stand: Re -utE:ans, e.;
Democrats, 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
THE ELKS HOME OPENING.
Date for the Dedication of Lodge
Room MOI Yct Positively Fixed.


Room Not Yet Positively Fixed.
No date has yet been set for the dedi-
cation and formal opening Of the hand
some new lodge-room OF Richmond Lodge
of Elks, now about completed. Commit
tees have been named to prepare the
details of celebration in keeping with
the importance of the event, the opening
of the handsomest lodge-room and ban
ouet hall of the order in the South and
one of the finest in every respect in the
entire country. 1t is understood that Sen
ator Daniel, Governor Montague, Con-
gresham Claude A. Swanson, and proba-
bly, Hon. Eugene Withers. all enthusiastic
members OF the order and fine speakers.
will be invited to be present and some or
all Of them to make addresses.
The banquet will be the feature OF the
celebration. The arrangements for tina,
are in the hands, of a COMMITTEES. as is
also the matter Of selecting speakers and
arranging other details. 1t is understood
that the fixing of the precise date is de-
pendent upon the time fixed for the dedi-
cation of the National E!ks Home at
Bedford City. which itself has not vet
been announced. if it has been agreed
upon. 1t is the desire of the local lodges
to have the grand officers here at the
opening of the Richmond home. The
dedication is expected TO occur some finn,
early in December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
CURES SCARLET FEVER.
Canadian Physician Discovers n,

Canadian Physician Discovers nm
Anti-Toxine That Does Wonders.
MONTREAL. November 7.-(Special)-
Steps Of the first importance in the treat
ment of scarlet fever have been made by
studies Of DR.. G. a. Charlton, until re-
Gently resident in charge of the Civic
Hospital, and fellow of pathology in the
medical faculty of McGill College.
Working on similar lines with such
good effect that the Austrian government
has decided to grant considerable sum
for providing hospitals with his remedy,
DR.. Charlton has independently dscov-
cred the same methods that promise to
reduce the terrors of scarlet fever as
completely as anti-toXia has done in the
case of diphtheria. He has found that a
parasite in the system of patients suffer-
ing from severe forms of scarlet fever
known as streptococcus is not the excit-
ing cause of the disease, and is not pres
ent in light cases, but it seems to lead
to a secondary infection when once the
disease has been contracted, causing sup
puration Of ear, and other dangerous
symptoms associated with the complaint.
This organism. DR.. Charlton has COM
batted with serum prepared under the
direction Of DR. Hubert, of Detroit. Its
success may be judged of by the fact
that of fifteen severe cases, most Of which
could under ordinary treatment have end
ed fatally, or at least have suffered from
lingering and troublesome complications,
thirteen made prompt recovery almost
free from complications. OF the two pa
tients that died, one succumbed five hours
after admission to the hospital, and the
other was carried off by an attack of
diphtheria-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
PACK OF BLOODHoUNDs,
Hurricane Branch-s Famous Man
Hunters to Be Seen Here.

The great pack of bloodhounds belong
ing to Hurricane Branch may come to the
dog show. The final negotiations are now
pending. These great man-hunters. 1t Is
said, will not compete for prizes against
other bloodhounds. but are wanted by the
management to show the people what
magnificent dogs they are. The entries
into the dog department are already very
heavy and there is every prospect that
it will be the largest show in the history
Of the South.
At the meeting Of the Virginia Kennel
Club AT the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation Hall last night, new members
were taken in. and everybody talked
dogs and the coming Bench Show.
which will be held the week beginning the
24th of this month at the Masonic Temple.
The management asks particularly that
proposed exhibitors will NOT delay sending
for entry blanks. as the entries close
on the 18th. They are asked also to send
at once to Frank jenkins. secretary, at
No. 5l7 west Broad street. for the prem
i'm list. showing prizes, and the neces-
sary entry blanks.
Season tickets for the dog and poultry
show are now on sale at Branch R.
Aliens. and the advance sale indicates
that the exhibition will prove @ great
success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
CAPTURED At LAST.
Assailants of Irwin Morrisett
and Annie Gray Caught
in DanVille.

DANvILLE, VA, November 7.-(spe-
cial )-Benjanin Cabell and Joseph Cole
man were arrested here to-day. charged
with feloniously assaulting Irwin Morri-
sett and Annie Gray. The assault was
committed on the night of October "a,
Morrisett and the woman being alta
while returning from a dance at a house
in the suburbs of the city. Morrisett was
knocked down and severely beaten. The
woman was felled to the earth while de-
Tending her escort from a murderous
blow. Morrisett fired several shots at
his asailants from the ground. where he
lay, badly wounded. The three men had
had quarrel at the dance over the own
ership Of some beer.
Cabcll and Coleman effected their es-
cape. They returned after several weeks
and have since been in hiding on the out
skirts of the city. Offices dressed in citi-
zens clothes succeeded in surrounding and
capturing them this morning. They were
baiied each in the sum of 500 for their
appearance at the Mayors Court Mon
day morning, at which time the case will
be tried Mr.. E. P. Sangston, the jewel
Ter, brother-in-law Of Coleman, and Mrs.
Essie Cabcll, the mother Of the defendant
appeared and were accepted as securities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
| 00MS UP.
NATTER of FUNDS AND PLACE OF,
LOCATION AGAIN.
THE NEW ORLEANS MEETING.
Of the United DauEh-
ters OF the Confedcrncy to Hear
Report which Was Informally
Discussed ut ,Ir. Taylor Ellyson's
Residence Last Night.

There are rea sons to anticipate that tho
discussion of the details as to the Jefferson
Davis monument, TO be reared In this city,
is not yet done with. The matter VIII
necessarily come up in the convention
OF the United Daughters of. the Con-
federacy, soon to be held in New VI.
leans and at that time. it is feared, that
the question Of the site for the monu-
ment, the design of which has peer
agreed on. will be reopened, and that
some of the far southern Daughters may
have something interesting to say
The monument matter will come before
the convention Of the Daughters IN the
form of a report Of the Executive Com.
Inittee Of the Jefferson Davis Monument
Associat ton. which is NOT. In process Of
formulation by the committee, sitting M
this city. This committee met last mgnt,
with Mr. Louis Albert Gudebrod, thc
designer. present. The meeting |ss neld
at the residence of Hon. J. Taylo: FL
tyson, the avowed object beins to tax
over informally the report to be. made at
New Orleans, and. if possible, to for'n''-
late it. There were present judge George
L. Christian. Hon. j. Taylor Eliyson
Hon, David c. Richardson, Mr.. john ):
Elicit. and Mesdames r. D. Taylor ana
Norman Y. Randolph.
The chief point raised in the discus
sion was as to the most pructicabte and
successful method of raising the ft'rds
needed While no statement was given
out as to what, if any. conclusion was
reached as to the recommendation 10
be made, it is believed that tile holding
of a great bazaar in this city is the pro-
bable plan tor raising money. There may,
and doubtless will. be others, ineil':ill 8
supplementary contributions from all
over the South, but it is said that the
bazaar plan will be one Of the means
employed to swell tho monument fund
AS stated, Mr.. Gndebrod was present
at the meeting, and was IN interested
listener to the discussions had.
The design of the monument, the arch
a model of which was exhibited by the
artist, has been finally settled. but the
mater of the precise sic may provoke
some discussion In the convention
MATTER OF LOCATION.
Mrs Davis yielded her objections to
the arch type of monument, hut the mat
ter of it's location has not ye1 been
finally and uralterably settie.l Monlfe
Park the site ii lily favored. and Twelfth
and Broad streets, the one Gist IN favor
with the committee of ladies. ara. so far
as known, the only sites beirg considered.
Mrs Davis favo.s the parik site. and.
having made concession 2f her pre.u-
dices against the design, i. is regarded
as not improbable that tho association
will accede to her preferences in the
matter of the site. The Subject will pro-
badly precipitate discussion. however.
The Executive Committee re,r aimed IN
conference last night for about three
hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
EMBALME D RIPE,
Results of Dr.. Whitfield:
Tests-Demand for Gen
elal Food Inspector.

Dr.. j. NJ. Whitfield, the analytical and
consulting chemist. made test as
Wednesday of some OF the tripe sold ID
this city. and found it contained guam
tity of bcrax. used for preserving u:
meat. This tripe is believed TO come from
the West. The homemade tripe is though.
to be all right.
So common is the use OF preservalne q,
meats that the dealers make no bones
about it. Those in the market wnon
he approached freely gave Dr.. NhitHeia
some of the preservaline powders %heh
he asked to buy them.
1t is said that tripe is net tha Only
meat it is used in. but that Hamou!ss.
steaks and sometimes sausaSes are AsRA
fresh in this way.
Mr. J. f. Flournoy. inspector and eistH
of the Second Market. says the use .
it has not officially come under MS h'
tice; that bad vegetables and goods dss
not only condemned. but penalty "
$50 is attached, and the dealer mlSat stet
lose his license But the jurisdiction -
the Inspector extends only througaoH.
public places. and does not reach 70 tAs
green grocers who sell near their %"
premises.
There is a demand therefore for = ssa
eral inspector of markets and coiIn,.S
sion houses, of which City Council Ha'
at last taken cognizance, and, 1t u SAL
will eventually satisfy b. the efeaSioH u
food inspector.
4 draft of the proposed ordinance rs
the restriction of the sale of adultefaLs-
milk and food in the city has been -.
ferred to the Appropriation Commits
for a report. .If
Since the expose, when fermai1 s1ls',,
was found in the city milk, Dr- LA
field has made other tests OF Eiiih
here, and found ii all right. al
The milk dealers seem 10 have Pf'n
from the lesson and amended tasiF VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

consideration in the hands of a sub
committee.
Here is the text of AR Minors reson,
ton:
Resolved, That the investigation OF III,
several departments Of the ely govern.
ment be referred to subcommittee 10
be constituted as follows: Sub-commi
tees of three each for, the Department
of Water, the Department of Light tina
Department of the City Engineer tucluC
ing streets, grounds and buildings, etcy;
the Department of Health, the Depart
ment of Relief OF the Poor. the joint de-
partments OF Markets and Cemeteries,
and the Department of James River
Improvement A sub-commfttes of four
for the joint departments or Police Fire
and Electricity: subcommittee of nv,
for the general city officers. including
clerks of committees These sub. -ommit-
tees to be appointed by the chairman OF
this committee as soon as practicable
and the chairman of this committee ia
serve upon the SUBJ Committee on Police
Fire and Electricity and upon the sub.
Committee on the City Engineers De-
partment. And the several Sub-cornmlt.
tees appointed under this resolution shall
investigate carefully the duties and sala.
ries of the employees of the several de-
partments referred TO them. together with
the methods and distribution of the work
in vogue therein. and shall. as soon az
practicable. report back to this commit
tee their recommendations. as TO salaries.
and as to any changes of methods or
otherwise by them deemed wise and ad-
vantageous.
The resolution was adopted without
dissenting vote.
The chairman stated that he would an,
nounce his appointments of suh-commI,,
tees probably this afternoon. No otnsf
business was considered.
Pay for Natatorlum Water.
The sub Committee on Water met in
Superintendent Eolling,s Office yesterday
evening TO consider the matter OF tba
water bill due the city from Mr.. Andrew
Pizzini, proprietor of the Natatorium az
the Reservoir Park AIessrs. Anderson,
Mann, and Heslip were present. Attsi
comforting with Superintendent Bollin:
the subcommittee recommended that Mr.
Pizzini be requested 10 pay for the water
used in the Natatorium in excess of tht
quantity required by Reservoir lake.
The exact amount due the city could
not be accurately ascertained last night
and the Water Department was requested
to determine it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
INTERESTING DAMAGE SUIT.
Mrs. Amanda Brown Gets Small
Verdict Against the n. & w. Co.

MIS-. AMANDA brCWna Gets small
Verdict Against the \. & w. Co.
PETERSBURG, VA, November r.
(Spcciall-The suit Of Mrs. Amanda E.
Brown VS.. the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for 5000 damages. which
has been on trial in the Circuit Court
of Prince George for the past two days,
was concluded this afternoon, and YER
lict rendered in favor Of the plaintiff for
$40. The amount recovered by this ver-
dict was the actual damage done to the
property Of the plaintiff. In the declara,s
ton by the plaintiff she sued Tor personar
Injuries received BY herself in her ef-
fort to put out the fire, which she claimed
was caused by sparks from an engine on
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
The court Instructed the jury that the
plaintiff could only recover for the actual
damage done her property. and not for
personal injury received while attempting
10 save her property.
Counsel for tho plaintiff excepted to this
Instruction Of the court. and save notice
that they, would file d bill OF exceptions
as TO the court ruling and would appeal
the ca Sc ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Greatly Improved Facilities "
Reaching Texas and California

On November Is. is02. the Southern ,,s
c!Hc (Sunset Route will inauSuFiS9 80. e
bic daily through-train service Cent son,
New Orleans and San Francisco ~ tsu,
nectior with the Southern rais"'S =, ser,
attcrs,ing double daily limited tf1. ~, II
vice from, Richmond and this seq Ht,xfs5
81, eastern and middle Texas. ~ sli
New Mexico. arizona. Caiiterlil'', ~ rail.
Pacific Coast points yin soeSRe1A
way and Sunset Route. SEP
vice unsurpassed. .,,,ou!
"A little later In the season the .a,.s
Suusss Limited train. operating ,sp.
New Orleans and San Francisco, = .;g
saeetien With the Southern fasiSts rain
as iT.ausrrataf,. thus addins aa"t"
10 the already elegant seryice. - -,a
Reand-tTip tourist excursion ''S'
on safe hs. this popular rours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
This Linen Stora

will be we'll worth all the tin.
you give to it. Low prices in n;
stock NEVER mean inferior vaf
ues.
Whether you purchase to-d,r
or not give our Table Damask ).
second look, anyway-espaciaIfn,.
the Csc. full bleached and SOC ii
yer bleached.
NAPKINS.
All-Linen Frinsed Doyliss with cal.
ored borders, per dozen. 4sc.
3-4 size Bleached Napkins, acc.
So size Mercerized Bleachsd Van.
k1ns, all handsome patterns, Sl5o.
Table Dama5k.
Full BIeached, SO inches wide. s9c
Turkey Red. 60 inches wide, Of,
boiled, 39c.
Full Bleached. So inches wide n,
3sc. quality, at 25c.
Silver Bleached, 81 inches wide. n,
soc. goods, for soc.
rish 7ous1irg.
Al1-liuen, 10 inches wide, special a.
s1-3c.
Birdseys Crash, II inches vida
7-sc.
Linea-Finish Glass Crash. 18 faob,,
wide, &c.
Special IoweLs.
1sx3s-inch Mercerized Damask Towel
10c.
2ox4s-inch Full sIeached Heavy
Turkish Towel, IL Lie.
1sx3S-!nch, an extra heavy Erc,
Towel, White and colored border.
IL 1-2c.
Barrier 7oueLs.
so dozen of them on sal.
Saturday for SOC. per dozen.
H:~> ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
REPUBLICAN SWEEP IN MONTANA.
Bitter fractional Fight In the Demo
cratic Party.

HELENA. MONT, November Near
ly complete returns show that the Repub-
licans made a clean sweep in Montana,
for the first time in ten years. There
was a bitter factional fight in the Demo-
cratic party between Clark and Eeinze,
and the Democrats elected Very few mem
bers of the Legislature, while the Popu-
lists, whom Heinze marshaled. did not
win single office. Ten Senators out of
sixteen, who will hold-over. are elected
by the Republicans. and will participate
in the election Of United States Senator
in 1905 to succeed Gibson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Big Land Suit to Be Retired.

HUNTINGTON. w VA, November T.
The Circuit Court of Appears to-day re-
versed the decision of the lower court in
the land suit of Henry c. King, Of New
York, against Watkins and 400 other de-
PENDANTS and new trial viii lr, had
THIS suit involves the tile Of 50).t60
acres Of land in the counties OF a1ingo.
Wyoming. Mercer. Mcdowell AMI Logan.
in West Virginia. and one or two ctnn,irs
in Kentucky and Virginia. Tile land is
valued at 81, 800, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Execution for Assault.

= VAN buren,, ARK. November HAL
Malone (colored) was executed here to-
day for the crime of assaulting Mrs. Re
becca 11cLould, six miles from this city,
September 10th last.
The trap was sprung at n:04 o'clock,
and seven minutes later Malone was pro-
nounced dead The execution was wit
messed by about 5000 people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
After Virginia Lands.

Commissioner of Agriculture koiner IS
in receip; CT inquiries from farmers IN
Georgia who desire TO purchase land IN
Virginia with q View to raising peanuts
and potatoes. Last week Nebraska
farmer came il, TO see Mir. 1%oiner. stat
ing that he wished to invest $4,000 in
farm lands in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
FoRhgAL DECREE SIGNED.
Injunction Against
CornnratiOuss Bond Plan.

NEWARK. ~ J., November IA for
nal decree granting the preliminary
injunction against the United States Steel
Corporations $2O0000.0o0 bond conversion
plan, which Chancellor Emery al
lowed last week. in the suit of lasplnw y
Hodge and others. was signed by the
Chancellor to-day Immediately up
on the execution OF the decree. Richard
V. Lindaburg. for the Steel Corporation,
served notice cf appeal upon Robert r
McCarter. representing the compartments.
BY agreement OF counsel, the matter
will be argued at the term which opens
November 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
ls.FEvER CONTAGIOUS?

Special. }-There has been an unusual
fatality in the family OF q colored
man, Edward Scott. who lived near
Darlington Heights. a few weeks ago
his son. Walter Scott, came home from
sparrows Point, Nd, sick with fever.
and died soon after reaching home.
His father contracted the disease and
died in about a week after his sons
death. AID now hree Of the children
are dangerously III Of the same dis
ease. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

terday was Captain John Bailey. of
Keysville. Captain Bailey is 81 years OF
age, but is as active as man of SO. Colo
mel John S. Cunningham. of North Caro-
lima, was also Capitol visitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Cresceus-wa1thour race.

ATLANTA. GA, November 1.-THE bad
condition Of the tracn to cay: at Pied
mont Park prevented anything like re-
cord race between Cr.sccus and Bohby
Walthour. An exhibition mile wns given.
however. Walthourfs time being 1:22Es
Cresceus's time 2:32 fiat. Cresce,ls dill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
CUNNEEN ATTORNEY GENERAL
His Plurality 1900 to 10000
Received Full Prohib,,,o, Vs.

NEW YORK. November Elliot Dan.
forth. OF the Democratic State Commits.
lee. SAID to-day that Cunneen. the Demo.
cratic nominee for Attorney General
Moula nave plurality OF l2,eD to % n1o
Ell. oah1or,h based his estimate on tele-
gra1ns received from chairmen of Dem,.
NC. 80. county committees who reporteu
.n,, n. u,neen mas received virtually the
,ai. 1Iohioition vote. in addition to the
Democratic vote. - s''e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

The charter of the Eagle Shoe Company,
of Newport News, was yesterday lodged
for recordation with the 81 r. tary of the
Commonwealth. This is ne company
which recently removed 5 plant from
Fredericksburg to NEWPORT News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
second Degree Murder.

LEXINGTON. VA November f.-'oPs
cia1l-I.swis Lee, was tried TO-DAY 80,
the County Court for the murder o. So
Hughes. He was found guilty OF $50
dagrec murder. and his puniShneh. -.
at eighkeen years in the penitshI"'|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

Colonel John w. Richardson was busy
yesterday having the halls OF the Senate
and House of Delegates renovated ard
made ready for The meeting of the Leg
islatuYe next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

Governor Montague yesterday COM
missioned Judge T. r. B. Wright. OF Es-
sex. TO hold regular term OF the Circuit
Court of King George, beginning on No
Nember 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Brief Capitol Notes.

Governor Montague took flying trip
to Williamsburg yesterday on private
business. He returned to the city last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

Among the callers at til. Capitol yes