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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-21

1 have never seen one yet who would
sacrifice his reputation for the manage
ment or another ball player. If l had
wanted to sell the game to Birmingham
it would have done me no good. I value
my place at fhe top of the percentage
column too much to give anybody a game
they do not win fairly and squarely.
In Mondays game it was simply our in
ability to hit Wilhelm who pitched
phenomenal game and the ability of Birm-
ingham to hit Dannehower Dannehower
has lost every game he ever pitched in
Birmingham, You can deny the report for
me in the strongest terms possible"
Campbell says he is in good shape and
he will be pitted against New Orleans
today.
The Coal Barons will leave for Mem
phiS tonight to play a Sunday game
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-21
COLLEGE GAM Es.
Jasper, 10; Cordova, 5.

At ambridge-Harvard 26, Lehigh 1.
Yale 8, New Haven League a.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-21
A FLOUR OF QUALITY.

The Coal Barons will leave for Mem
phis tonight to play a Sunday game.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-21
AhM!!:,s(M1ZAe!Rt;3;2z:sS

The greatest restorer of health. Guar-
anteed to cure Stomach, Liver and Kld-
ney Complaints. Catarrh. Pains in back
and Shoulders, Neuralgia, Loss of Mem
DRY, Coated Tongue, Blotches or Pimples
on the Face. rheumatism, etc. Thirty
days treatment % cts. All Druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-21

The Heavy Batters.
Following is a list of the heavy batters
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
6be Slavery Of Childhood.

H1LD That is charge be laid at the
" nation that paid price to abolish
black slavery.
Imagine children under twelve years age at work In
mschdren underfed overworked by tasks
altogether with school schooling with
hardly snatch bite eat standing twelve
hours and half day in spot working work.
Ing dreay repelant literally starving for air;
certainly picture anything might expected
America. very the symbol Of free
labor than that adults. The
whites the SOUTH terate
that the pittance to be earned by child of
account children hurried into mills
before they should anything harder than the
light house The slavery children in this
has foreign Investigators who have
much of the existence such evil such land
Southern people inclined to lay the blame upon the
northern of the mills who moving by
the cotton growing But this evil Of child Ia
Dor is it which will in almost anywhere
less strongly prohibited by
laws, the south The
tlenent be in the southern lawmakers
greed gold
1t knows humanity. Each state take it's
sibt in this matter and make its laws The south has
been sleeping its plain duties foreigner them
Is to hoped the publicity reproach that
brought about such awakening will further
bring about general legislation in the south strictly orbdng
such a crime to humanity.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23

roads into shape each and see that
they are kept that way while he is on duty.
good roads train has better machinery than this
North Dakota because it make model roads not
only gravel and macada 1t is in charge OF
experts and the work will be done in the latest
best and most approved style.
AS amusemens, pure and simple their name is le-
gion at forthird state fair which promises to live
up best of ALL Pains feature this
year will represent the siege and fall of Peking With its
gay banners red and all its possibilities for the gor
geously spectacular really ought to be better than his
Fall Of Manila"
'barbecue is almost unknown to this genera
entertainment has out OF fashion
for other This the Midway offers
barbecue with all its luscious accompan
attractions Then there will be balloon
ascensions, wire walking and acrobats lifting machines
shooting galleries, merrygo-round and all sorts OF side
ausements not only those who take
them but also those who merely look
If only go about seeing the fair. picking
out the things worth while it will be of the
events of lives Coax father to too and ex
plain things and it will be simply perfect
THE EDITOR.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23

One dollar each will be awarded for the best adver
tisements of HOFFMAN'S TOGGERY SHOP.
Each advertisement must contain the "FIofman's
Toggery Shop and the words proper Clothes fine hats
and furnishing goods for youths boys Railways
and always fair and the address, 4 Fourth street S.
These designs be in the hands
Journal Junior
Not Later Than Monday Evening, September 8,
O'Clock. They must be strictly original and each must
be signed with the grade school, and address of the
designer.
KNOBLAUCH'S SHOE HOUSE,
Each advertisement must contain the words. 'Knob-
Shoe Filters Women and Chill
dren," and the address, "515-517 Ncollet Avenue"
designs be in the hands the editor of The
Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN MONDAY EVENING" SEPT. 1.
signed with the grade school.
and address of the designer.
Nero Grade High School, 1886 First
Avenue S.
Lenora Brooke. 9th Grade North Side High School.
2306 James Avenue N.
Rogers, 9Th Grade, Calhoun School, 272e Bryant
Avenue s.
Guy EVAN B 9Th Grade Greeley School, $500 Blooming
ton Avenue
HONORABLE MENTION.
L. Brower-Ancher A 9th Grade, Central High School.
912 Nico1let Avenue.
George A. Larson 9Th Grade, Cleveland High school,
st. Paul. MINI.
Louise Tautges Grade, High School, 26s1
Grand Avenue.
Rosa G1assberg. Grade Washington School, I'LL
Fifth Street S.
Snow Baker, 9Th Grade Normal School, Madison. S. D.
Lulu Perkins. 9Th Grade. Bryant School, 3754 Second
S.
Norma Kruger High School, s12 Tenth Street S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
A For Junior
B ArtiSfS and
Il Designers
Special State Fair Contest

-Four prizes of one dollar each will be given for
the best four designs advertising the State Fair.
In addition. the prize winners and those receiving
honorable mention will be given tickets admitting
them to the grounds for day.
Each advertisement must contain the words Min
nesota State Fair and the date September 1-6" For
further suggestions what is said
at the fair in "Just Between and Me-"
These designs must be in the hands of the Editor
of the Journal Junior.
Not Later Than Wednesday Evening" August ~,
at o'clock. They be strictly original and each
must be signed with the grade, school, and ad
dress Of the designer
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23

suffering of others high in the diplomatic world cannot
but admire the of the wicked old dowager Of
China. starting English
She will learn all right enough of that the
learning will probably have her
things than she had during the hard
from Peking.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
66e Butterfly.

Over the rosy flowers
I chase the golden hours,
Now here-now there
Then out Of sight;
I'm everywhere
flash OF light.
Throughout the summer day
dance my life away,
From bud to thorn,
A tricky sprite:
Now here-now there
Then out Of sight!
Alas! when day is done,
When sinks the crimson sun,
My race is run;
And OFT ck sight
Creeps butIefiy;
pA2r earth-geod night!
Della Sidney We
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23

Journal published The Minneapolis Journal for
children Northwest the fifth
grade and devoted principally their writings There Is
attached competitors The etor
wishes suggestions teachers
All correspondence addressed the Editor Journal Junior
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23

spite Of her having ebroi1ed the world controversy
having been the of the death
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
6be Doom Of Venice.

p DOR old Venice to-day
1.-The Raven, ,"-"Whom unmerciful disaster fol-
lowed fast and followed faster"
Close upon great Campanle
the discovery that the piles supporting historic pal
churches rotng
the city settling the stricken
who believe that the whole city itself is doomed to sink
beneath the which it ruled right gorousy long
Thorough going engineers were those who more than
thousand made this city rise from the
cannot whether the will
stand the centuries, certainly
tects of Venice their
succeeded in outwitting the for so long,
The ancient Venetians type. They
Yankeee than the They
first to build ships truly scale Their timber
for the Lido The different parts
vessels and fitted nicely the workshops
Arsenal that ship could be together in two fact
for one hundred days previous to the battle of Lepano
galley left the Arsenal
not small affairs, either They carried men, or
with all their supplies ammunition; prows
they carried beside many as fifty
pieces Of heavy artillery.
The glass of Venice it's trade secret
and it's mosacs pottery: gold silver
known throughout the world its heyday,
have the city world to-
day in the calm ofits it is still picturesque
that travellers Anywhere
his STOOL there will he find picture
The walls mosaics medaons of COL
ored marbles the carvings the delicate tracery
the oriental touch in the mnere belltowers
the water the atmosphere sky
all make picture hauntingly beautiful any
phase.
passing of Venice even pronounced decay would
be Of the greatest the suffered
Funny ideas people have! Here a handy
with figures who that the apple 'bumper';
that there have been apples many
will be gathered, will
ground the trees This sounds familiar all
heard it BEFORE and it does improbable
its saying there
bushel apiece for nhabtant Of the country Half
What is half bushe of apples year
person with healthy appetite? Why of good
apples would not last the person best
surely there who will
like good apples.
euobrojled in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Many Members Of the Fraternity
Gather at the University for
III S Occasion.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Zines

fSpecial Dispatch 20 The Tiues)
UNIVERSITY OF VA. DC. ST.
OF the Deta 81 F atertiy was formal
iy opened to-ng t large number OF
alumni were present, coming fro . Bos-
ton New Haven, New York. Phi de pa a,
Baltimore. Washington. Richmond. No
folk, LynchbCrg. and other CT les Ira
No tnern contingent reached ne elrly
in the dry in s.,eeia car over the
Southern Railway. The dedication exc
cises were in cha ge OF the fi.lCwirs
Delta Psts from Richmord Judge E.
c. Maor. Charles L. w iarns. s.. j.
h. V. Laniel ~. O.. F. e. anf c. Il.
Noting w. Douglas Gordon q, gh AN
trim, Roosevelt Page. Lewis c. VIII rs,
Dr.. Robert F. vi iaIns. ia d IL i g.
nugn Mason. L. III. Williams. Z Ran.
dolph Williams and r. Lancaster Will
l!ams.
From i've to SIX this afternoon a re-
ceptiou and tea was give the roenb rs
of the faculty ana the folio ing ladies':
Misses Anne Lee. Haza. B7.ton. Il il
stokes. If Richmond: Alice DAVIS,
Eleanor HuntIrg on, Ida Hanekel, Jana
boyden. of Rlchnl md; Welfe, B tile "a
" ole. Jones. Sue Jones. Flea or II an.
Mamie Go dol. n re er,te Eossr AL-x-
arder Lyons. and the III ses Cocker
Mesdames L. 7. HancFel. Jr.. Hug .es
bronst I'D VIM. y. lambeth.
Among the visiting Della Psi's were tbs
rollowt g:
Boztoa-C. w Kellogg. Benjarrtu
Wells. NJ B Bowran. c. J. Mcintosh,
Eoaer Derby and r. E. Lee Taylor
New Haven sssss hit end =. Fer
g;ison ard Smith
New -Mess-s. Harold Louis and
arthur week ., F. &c T'eys>ST It'll. r.
Z. Ha1shJ E. a y. Scat # in, Wiley
Grandy. W. D. N~i.s7n, ia" Pc ers.
ii. Radcliffe Rot nrts nd Work 2 yntoa.
Notwithstanding B-ise, c. Vain.
wright 10 z frazer. j. Kent Wiling.
anu John Barnes.
Wasnington-Dr Thomas Nsl-o7 Pare,
u. VIM, II. Wilmer. and VIM. NJ.
Matnewson.
lrIluy CoIege-Ness $ Fl l. G..
Meyer. \ D. Haight. ?. H. Hu Crimson,
j w. o'Co-nor and c. Clement
me hall. beautifully situareA on Page
Hill" with a con AMI vfaT. is 4
large brfak struc IRE with spsc U BIZ
iard rooms hal way, Il 6ozen bed roo n,
D rooms. etc. In arcFice"r u it ma
rno1izes With he oth~r IN versity hicid-
in-S 1t IS rne ~roSt handsome fraternity
house al this institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
FACULTY LOCKED UP
Strenuous measures of Matron in The
Pre- i;ent's Absence.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times)
TOWNSVILLE, VA, December e.
During the absence Of the president Of
Ike Jonesvi,ie institute. the chief matron
having charge OF affairs so completely
changed the rules and regulations gov
eIiiing the lady members Of The faculty
that they very seriously thought OF re-
signing. but We're afraid OF letting the
fact become known to the matron.
Tie servants held her in AFFECT terror
and when the president returned and cali
Cd meeting of the faculty and they
failed to appear none OF the servants
could be induced to tell where the faculty
were.
Finally. by coaxing. one of the maids It
was learned that the faculty "ere in thaiE
rooms with their doors locked and the
keys in the matron's possession.
She vas instantly dismissed and tstnow
talking Of entering suit against thu
president.
ra-ces wad1eIl. of Blackwater. Wise
county. after attempting to murder his
wife and two children last night. COM
mitLed suicide by tie use, o. a razor.
The doctors have been inspecting him
closely FOR the last month or so, noting
curious movements and pronounce II
insanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
HAYES To FIGHT
NEW CONSTITUTION.
Eegro Lawyer Prepares 10 Fills
Suit Against Convention Ham
he's fr2Tn Eastern District.

James Hayes. the negro lawyer and
associate counse! with Nj. John S Wise
in their recent unsucee ssfll ATTEMPT TO
overthrow tie new c n Il urioa OF t G
state. Will continue the dght in beaaf
OF MS d-sranchised brethren by filing a
declara ion in common law in the Uni Cd
; ates CIcuIt Co4rJ on tomorrow morn
ing in a suit for damages against tie
members OF the Corstit t:onl owen
ton from tie Eastern Lis II t OF VI
glnla. Hayes brings acton for $50 0
damages.
The suit is one al CORN IN Law. the
recent unsuccessful proce d-ngs hev g
been b ought in equity and a2t-ao dina y
n Prohibition 1t is understood Hayes
bases his suit upon a case Of a col + d
c.Iiz * rs;
Of voting in the recent election. re
spent q good part of yesterday in the
ONCE Of the clerk Of the United at s
Court prepa iag his declaration and a
one time tfou ht he would be a e t,
enter proceeGlrgs before closing horr
put no, Ia ing everyth ny reary he
postponed this step un,H to mo row.
when he says It viii certainly. be Fl ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
FIGHT TOBACCO TRUST
IN GREATER BOSTON
Special Dispatch % Tie Times.)

BOSTON. MASS, December ito
nacco 0ea-ers of Greater Boston are to
acid a mass meeting next Wadns sday
night to organize the Cigar and Tobacco
Lea .ers Protective Association TO hgat
the tobacco trust. which has invaded tho
rf;y with It's retail cigar stores.
r}rc 10 t<sociation
Is to handle only non-truss made goods.
sltjA ~ l.sais e-At, IODaGCO. Gaining
that the trust is slowly forcing them
cut of business By esta o!ishins branch
stores OF its own throughout the coun-
try
The motto OF the organization ''Live
and Let Live Not Made by a Trust
vii! be printed on cards and distributed
throughout the city and agitation started
AGAINST trust made goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
YOUNG HA!4 KILLED BY
STRANGE GUN SHOT WOUND
Ce,nect-l Dispatch II The Times,


WESTC,VER. VA, December 6.-This
section Of the county was greatly shock
ed bys tie death from gunshot wound
OF Wa t.er Hubbard. son of Mr.. Joe Mil.
ton Hubbard, on Thursday evening.
Young Hubbard was with a young coi-s
ored lad In one of theroons at his
fathers house. and when discovered by
his sister, was sitting in a chair with
the entire right side of his face and
head blown off.
The colored boy says the gun fell on
= stone and was discharged. the full
load passing through his head.
an examination OF room and marks of
shot on wall shows that such was noe
the else. and that the gun must have
bon in .he hands or the boy when it was
discharged.
The funeral yesterday was largely at
tended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
G!ks' Memorial.
? ! 1, = :, = Z + = = r , 2 : Z

Richmond Lodge of Elks will engage In
their annual memorial services at the
Academy of Music. beginning promptly
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. These ser
vices are held on the first Sunday in De-
cember every year by Eiks' lodges every
where, and are in memory OF the de-
pa. ted brothers.
This year The names OF those vino de-
rarted this lite during the lodge year
will be read out. Since the organization
OF Richmond Lodge in 1856 there Lave
been forty-three deaths. During the past
iotge year, or SINCE July T. iSjl. mere
have been ten deaths, VIZ: w. a. . Brlen.
Il. D. Bolton, Walker Ii. Williams, j. j.
u'Connor, John Z. Patton FRANK J.
Kelly, James T. Ferriter. II. {. Allen.
Juan A. plzziui and W. s. Jones. The
last death was on. August lstn.
The services VIII be conducted by the
on.cers of the lodge There Is always i
great demand tor seats at the exercises
by the public. Admission TO the Academy
IS Nv ticket, and number corresponding
10 the capacity OF the house mas been
,;iuted. All persons holding tickets are
REQUESTED TO De in their seats by 1:4o
o'clock. so that no confusion may inter-
lere With the services. as the DEVOTION
Will begin promptly. Inc oiacers OF the
lodge are:
Thomas Boudar. esteemed leading knisnt;
preston BENIN, esteeuied oval kItiSttt'
~ W. Lawrence. esteemed occurring
L,niaht. John Stamper, treasurer: 7. 4.
\. Burke. secretary, j. III BossieuH.
| cha piain, T. 3. Hicks. esquire: j. +.
Cro.e, tler. 10. II. Carothe:S. inner
guard: Joseph bopp. organist: G. E Del
me. ]. Stumpf, Il. Claiborne Epps. trus-
tees.
Memorial Committee: F. ". Cunning
ham (chairmanl. t. G. Leath. Preston
Bsivin, r. Claiborne Epps, ". S. Daniel.
Reception Committee: Fl. Claiborne
Epps (chairman}, F. T. Anthony. l. l.
cneatwood. John L. Sastsrfield Monro
Levy. DR.. C. a. Labenbergs c. w. Spicer.
c. U. Williams. Jr., Jefferson Wallace.
O. NJ Aifrend. A. F. Jahnks. Jr.. E. c.
kohlar. I. N. Vaughan, E. s Freeman.
Dr. J. II. Finchman, ]. f. B. Jurgens,
NJ R. Mills, George D. Mayo. Joseph
thinner. Dr.. E. NJ. Hardy. c. ". West
bury. w. D. Butler. Joseph Lichteuste!n.
John A. Lamb. Joseph Bcpp-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
DIED VEilY SUDDENLY
Prominent Il 'hodist Preacher Attend
ing Corfererca at Wilmington.

HUNTINGTON N C. Decer

WILMINGTON. n. G, December -
Pew. ~ c Norman. ore Of he mos
prominent Methodist preachers in the
STATE ana pastor OF Trinity Church, Dur
ham. died here at 1850 O'Clock this morn
ing al the hone OF Ar. t. c. Craft. wher'
he was being entertained during the ses-
Sons of the North Carolina Conference.
upon which he was in attendance. Rev
M. Norman cnnrIained early in the eve
.ire Of suffering with Indigestion and
re. red about 10 o'clock. Shortly afte,
midnight he became worse. awoke mem
i.ers OF the household, who summoned 3
,,1-stclan Mi Ho~!nan eSrzirnd hefo"c
Tue summons coT'd be answered. He
leaves wife. but no children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
INSTITUTE ALUMNI
Good Meeting Las! N ght Set the Or
eaniz ton o. Eo2..

The alumni OF tho Virginia Mechanics
institute met last nigs-t In the aud!to-
rum Of the building on Eleventh and
Broad Street, and TOOK the first step
towards organizing an Alumni Associa-
tie-
As a Beginning a committee. COM
1osed of one from eaci! class, was ap-
pointed TO taks this Work UP. and So
CIT members from their respective de-
par:ments. There are more than thirty
members of the committee, which will
IN BIZ: a thorough canvass TO be made
resulting in the fovmat ton Of strong
organizat ton. which VIII be Of infnite
hencft 20 the institution now and in
years to come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
VIRGINIA CHILD UNDER
Or. LORENz, OF VIENNA
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE ND. Dec. Eight hun.
dred physicians and students assembled
this afternoon ut the MARYLAND univer-
sity Hospital to witness an operation by
upon six-vear-old Ethel Go oman. of
Roanoke. Va with the ASS stance of DR.
Mueller. Prof. Lorenz. after etherizins
the ratient, set the hip bone OF the little
gill ana expressed confidence in the re-
suit OF his manipulation of her bones. The
child had been operated on with a knife
for nip disease without beneficial re-
suits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
SHE TOOK Elm HOME
Arrival Of His W,re from Lynchburs
harge7 81 ua.ion E tlre'p.
(spacial D;~p4tch TO The Timeso

TANVILLE. VA. December 6.-ConsT7-
cradle excitement was created here this
rIorring by the arrival in the city OF
Mrs. w y Smith. of Lynchhurg, wife
OF w A. Smith, who was connected with
the Mcdowell sensation OF q few days
ago Mrs Smith had a newspaper clip
ming with an account OF her husband 8
escapade, and without allowing lin GU;
Of her sight left with him on the first
train for LynchbUrg.
Harrison Stokes. who resiFes on the
North Side. accuses his wife. Cora Stokes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Wednesday. Cap
taken the case in
yet given any re-
No WOMAN IN THIS CASE.

tanned. 1t seems. by SiHSio CiAtuil-
stance, save possibly the position OF the
coat.
NO WOMAN IN THIS CASE.
The intima,ion of a student Of the Col
Isre to the coroner of q woman In the
case is rendered almost groundless by
i statement from Mr. Daniel that the
voting man, who boarded at his house.
was at home every night. and often
studied late into the night. sometimes
practically all night. Mr.. Daniel gives
him an excellent moral character.
Deati,-lile quietress rfigned at Rich
n!und College last night Students
scarcely stirred There was an absence
OF all noise, all the shouting usually
heard at almost all hours about the
ca!npus-there were no midnight reve!s.
One OF their fellow-etudents lay corpse
in the saddest home in Virginia, that Of
Dr NJ E. Broaddus, in Isle Of Wight
county: ore of their trustees slept be-
meath newlv-nlade mound in a Dan
Vile cemetery.
B,oa ddus cane to his death under the
eve OF none save that which sees all
EIcw he wrapped the drapsry Of his
suGGen couch about him for dreams none
will ever know. Just when the Great Be-
-ycrd became the sver-preS ent with him;
whether driven to oblivion's relief for the
u,.ceasing lashings of his own thoughts
and the unAnd words OF others. or
whether death stole upon him when arm
and reason were palsied by the deadly
dug. are forever things hidden from
human ken. And here the coroner be-
lieves the story ends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
FOUR MONTHS In JAIL
This the Sentarce Passed Upon Den
WIS N-cvcr a-cl z ev.- Alderman.
Dy Associated Prezs.}

DENVER COL. Dec. o.-Mayor r. R,
Wright Jr, ana eleven Aldermen were
sentenced this afternoon By Judge john
( AIuii.s. OF the District Court, 70 seEve
four months in jail for contempt Of court
N C,isregarct:ag the Injunction Issued by
Judge Mullins TO restrain the enactment
Of an ordinance granting a franchise TO
tie Denver City Tramway Company II
Mayor and Aldermen viii appeal from
judge Mullins decision on legal points
involved in the case and remain at liberty
under bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
. PURPLE MOTHER" WINS,
GERRY SOCIETY LOSES
(By Associated Press0

w. sHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The eleven
Cub children which have been detained!
at -.sW York during the past several
wees by the immigration authorities
were ordered released To-Day by TIE
Treasury Department., and they will i'm
ueGIate!y proceed 10 Point Iona Uni
versal Brotherhood School in California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

with inf1delIty He related the whole
story in the Mayors Court. He then
took her home after the trial and admin
istered sound spanking. Each party
swcre out additional warrants against
the other, alleging assault. These the
Mayor dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
lsnacfnl pisnatch To The Tfmes.l

q
rARNyILLE. VA. December 6-Mr.
James Fl. Payne of Pampln. and Miss
Nigllia Shorter, very pretty ard attract
i've young lady of Prince Edward county,
were married at Spring Creek Church. IN
this county. Wednesday OF this week. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j, Il.
Couch.