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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Wardrobe DaY for institute.

The Institute for christian No. X a., s
Sci THANKSGIVING DAY Tor " sarat'st or
sIlay.t, I3y that they mean that iheS dl
l,,s44l fo1-Gona tons nf clothing OF any any
ALI kinds for men women and etaiidreD 70
~ san, in that day nd used BY ne "a rye
and capable body OF ladies whose naines
S ,5I9eai. below .or. distribution q noilG lfle
l351ar Last winter llindre,is Of afiGies
we're given through this noble institution
IL he suffering including oyercoats;;
eloaks and wraps. underwear. hoes ana
hats
i,1tsa,;e.t Of til,e institute or 10 any one
al tho following ladies. Mrs H. T..
Slichaels. Miss Retecea Iiardyieke. sirS..
villa Greer. Mrs William NcBaln, MISS
Jennie Jones. Miss l-oulie 1Dogst.ft Mrs =,,
&; Gorge ii. Wiley Mrs Ny Z Dlhbrell,5
Mrs. 81 Herbert Dalton. Mrs A..C. Becker.
Mrs N IL Forbes. Mrs Jane Ban. MIS-.
William IsyIiilam. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Webb. Miss Lizzie Nackie Mrs: Emmett
.J,hn1rlas Mrs Walter DAVIS. Miss EmiiS
AYERS Miss Kate BGford. Miss Irene
lsa,,l,ee MISS Linda Jefer. Miss Alice.
Mitchell. Mrs T. Nucllels. LIST those Wao
wnil1yl give. to I he wardrosle send through
.,ilones or nlail@io AK one OF the.coln-
lflttte. aud tiae superintendent Of the
institute Will send for the donation on
THANKSGIVING Day. Denominauonal lines
arc not regarded i'll the work Of the III
Siitlifc.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
FALLING OFF IN
REVENUE TAXES
They Are Reduced This Year by.
About One Hundred
Millions.
! flsr Associated Press j

* .AsHlNGToN. NOV. 2s.-John w
Yerkes. the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. III his report for the tiseal Year ear
ended june 20 1892 SAYS that the internal
revenue taSss have been reduced slaotoll.-
90 hvafe repeal o. the wal re venue "a W
IA estimates the total receipts from in.
tpl9lal revenue for he current fiscal Year
Will he s222g00G.(sfl
The report shows that during he year ear
revenue agents 5raidsd and DESTROYED l.l9i
Illicit stills and arrested LBS leeTsens tor
yinlatiefis al the revenue laws. During
thar time one agent was killed in d raid
and tsse were Wounded. one hhndreft ana
ssixtat.n distifleries were reported for
SECURE during the Year, =, III gallons OF
s,5irl1s Mere reported for ss1zare. the to-
tai value nf the property involved being
sl53.sat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
REMARKABLE SCENES
ON TOBACCO MARKET
. Continued from First. PAGE

carrying out their determination. for
the job was no small one Throughout
the day Shockoe Slip had been blocked
with probably a hundred wagons, which
had endured the long wait III the ratns
1t was now up to the warehouse men 10
get these wagons inside. from the en-
trance of Shockoe warehouse to- Cary
Street there was solid block of them
and again it was necessary to cali in
the assistance ofHthe city. police
FOUGHT TO4G i
In their mad haste men fought. actually
fought to get into the warehouse. \
wagon owned by a negro and h;s son
wormed into the line and was half way
in when it was seized from behind by
several white men who hauled it into
the street again while they got in them
selves. Several of these white men
among whom was a big fellow. who
seemed 10 act as spollesTna n. and who
spent much of his time shaking his fist
III the face of the darkieS, stood guard
and let nots.a negro pass while the white
wagoners rushed in dragging their loads
behind them.
The negro forced back was small OF
statue and old in years. He stood on the
curbing and made no effort. 7 haze
been hero since 6 o'clock this morning
ht. said pitifully. land I have been
soaked with the rain. I am cod and
sick He was shaking. My wagon
was in once this morning. he. continued.
but they sent me out without unload
ing II think I ought to be one of the
first to get. in now.
we came thirty-siN miles in the rain
said another. who looked to he the man
son
Thus it Went on some men shouting
that they had been standing in the
street since Monday afternoon. and that
hence it was their turn to pass in Bug
many of them did not pass in. ThrousE-
out the night the wagons stood III ,hs
street. and this morning the rush 1oi
entrance will begin again Horses "tsLs
housed as best they could be. men sispl
but little better than the horses ana az az
supper cooked in several cases upon w
warehouse floor a white woman sS.e ~,
the floor of Shockoe. and cooked q ,i'll iei1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
PERFORMING DOGS
At PET STOCK 0 SHOW.
-, m ------
Great Exhibition Of Poultry and
Pigeons.
SAUNDERS PRIZE WINNERS.
c. 3. Robertson. Jr., is the Largest *
hibnor-Has a Line OF Dogs.
Good Attendance Des-
p,e the Ram.
SAUNDERS PRIZE WINNERS.
G. q. Robertson. Jr., is the Largest &

NOTWITHSTANDING the had weather OF
Yesterday there was in ihesafiern"ofi aif'
al nisfi 4 remarkably good attendaiire
OF interested spectators IT the pei STOCK
Slow who enjoyed the performing ''anes'
ard studied natural history among me
large collection Of chickens. pigeons, isei-
5rIan -l,ares. birds. mice and other pets.
.Ihf,a. dogs viii be the feature to-day.
Few nj tire kannels were i.iied TesferdaN.
bu, las, i.htS ana to-day the benches
,ltf4 be flied with 2contastants Tor i1fizes-
There per,. scarcely q dozen hoEs on 5eA-
hfl,i,icn yesterday beside the performing
,r,tI,, Among them Professor Ale'.lle
lsaisiaI.s Dane and his rare .lapa mes
enat,1., These dogs attracted general at
1ention ard Inc little Dap Was the SUP
feet OF much pe'tlug Of the ladies
PERFORMING DOGS.
I.arse crowds gathered a fou, the arena
during the performance Of the dogs, ana
hundreds of visitors studied the fowls
and the pigeons.
Nj. CLYDE " Saunders. who has on
exnis,ition a rare collection OF English
ho,ners expect 10 carry off a number Of
prizes He Was one Of the busiest men
in the large building. and looked after
Ills ,,.ts with the care of D father
Mr. SAUNDERS PIGEONS.
ii; is said OF Mr. Saunders hat when
ne FIRST established his pigeon iof;. he
forgot to put q tni, on IL and wnen ne
PLACED some Of his birds in the loft a
number OF them fed away 13e 1einedied
This oversight. however, and now has one.
nf me largest and most costly coilec-
ton III this section.
I,fe largest exhibitor at the show Is
- l,g E9be,tsoll J,. Of jsurlsevile. lac
Is six and one hall Years old. ana ~ 5 on
exliioiiigsl three thoroughbred English
ee,t.r 1nlps: The Pilrsuer, Fortune
:,nI Misfortune. sii.sd 10y. NAYS
;ade.r dam sis HOPKINS.
There are many country visitors ". az az
Tendance upon the Show These st1ap-5
GERS faiS.s e1a;, Is interest III the Inhibition
~. fowls and than stand aroma the
eases and watch the ,IaRaneSe sprlnG
mice for hours al a lime. This section
81 tie show is one d the attractions
III, tie poultry exhibit there IS some
ytsl.y tina stock All classes ot#TooaiifNls
represented. from the big Cochin Ch1nas8
aud tbs. Plymouth Rocks q the smallest
sof games.
,f,o,, On the pigeons and this morning
q number Of prize winners vii be an
The sllew il really a wonderful one. 50
far as poultry and pigeons are concern
ed. and beginning TODAY the bench de.
,,altmellt Wall display 4 fine collection of5
dogs.
The siow Will continue ali week.
beginning at $50 A. M. and running ntlT=
m midnight and il Will PROVE : nlost.at-.
tractive place At which 10 sleend feN@
hours a day The ladies and children VIII
be particularly we'll pleased with the
show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
DISPOSE or STOCK
Il L.. Strauss Makes Application in the
u tied States Court.

Application WAS made YESTERDAY IN the
Tinted States district Court i,v Nh, =.
i !, strauss 10 be allowed 10 dispose OF
his stock in the Richmond Realty and
Development COMPANY
The creditors Of Mr. strauss met
,,,5,ha affice III Robert II I Talley- referee
IL 4, hankrtI;,tcv at the Custom House tins
-, What disposition wonid he he
,,t.,tla 81 the application catilG not he
the matter has not assumed
.aa ,'.s enite shape and II IS probable
.I,s, theS creditors will..ask for an adj al,
aon,nman, until next Iuesdax ~, J, n =, n. ,,
'1,,e1a,s4,f tha9 company will probably be
odd sola and work viii be immediately re,
WED npon he buildings az Fifth and
M NAL s Strauss, failure was the of
,.scnntin1,anre of work on these build
i,,,ss 8 he was one al the largest stock
solders I'M the company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
oyer a small haze. ssvsraI st money
THE, ROART .AIF,rYES

THE BOARD MEETS
Under. such conditions as; THESE the
warehouseruen We're forced to cast#ahodt
for some relief. The market was boom
ing. and they We're doing a great bust
4 ness. but il was just a little too nlt1en-
One of them was asked Ii he liked IT,
and ne was ready to- kick somebody x
few eSpletives by way of emphasis M
troduced the remark that he did not like
it a bit 1t was too much. Then he
dashed off in several directions to the
several tasks awaiting him
In connection with the furry among
the warehousmen the Board of Directors
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade was
called to meet with a view TO adopting
relief measures. The board assembled
in the dark and finally ordered double
sales to-day. q thing never befcrssa known
in the history OF the market The aIty-
ers will divide llp and two sales VIII be
conducted at ore and the same time.
The schedules arranged IS as fotIows:
l First at SheEharns,s and at Grens lIitw
second. at stonewall and at Sfrockoe.
+ The market will move twice as fast III
this way.
Furthermore ii has been decided TO
teave a sale on E'sftiay for the purpose
OF clearing up what was left ov9r from
to-day. The Sales Committee FAD at first
decided to include EriGs4y&in the Fhspks-5
sivirg holiday.
Mr. ChRRrNcfT0N.s OPINION
When seen last night and asked for an
exrreSsion Mr. t. NJ Darlington. PRES
idsnt of the Richmond Tobacco Trade.
Justly declared tie day to b. tie most
remarkable in the history of the nIarket
ris does not think there.wiii 10 ans sits-
fnDralzatian IN the prices tc@fbiff Mr.
& Darlington said.
The greatest interest 4csnters ~ this
moment in the reeeipts OF iaose tonaeeo
iseised IN the territory surrounding tfF
,-ts. -
Of the sl3ncLreti types has Increased the
trt.ete in this variety 20 such an eNtens
that for some years ttls demand has been
3ts.vontt the 6sitpply The prices prevailing
lave given farmers an incentive 70 pre-
duee large. crops. and yftfsi ilitL PtaiStihs
and VERY Favorable seasons q sotti crop
/. ,l.s been made ills year
..-rh. s.rce,,t forls1 IS me weather for
Handling tobtcco has had the effect OF
Z nrins,fr,s IN ery@.# large receipts. and tha
5s,r.ces obtained OF the Hrst Eeefipts nave
4Ieen a ffIrther faGt1ieerneat % farmers TO
sr,l@rl1at this CROP Inc tenasticS Is le.
! eraa5fv nrices aud the small supplies OF
!. ~ tot.fee render the position OF the
I! s,,cE ~ 10 txpect the figures now
Il ,,-,,-oit;t.er to keep ltp. The buyers OF
{ i.;s.t.,,,7r5l rave shown an unusual interest
49, enthusiasm regarding the niarketan
+ M len5tiug all the assistance III their
", ths, warehousenien to keep the
l,,as steady Though many of them need
esrael, siiiss.4tity of tobacco for their es-
,tohtis1ed trade. several arc buying for
rev outlets.
II do NOT expect breakdown to-day.
TIE heavy receipts are indications of the
siz.. of the crop. which is fair one. The
l5i4vers recognize the fact that the farm
~ are rushing in the tobacco to take
advantage of the high prices and that the
heavy influx at this time will make no Z
larger aggregate IN the end than II the
tobacco had come in slowly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
ii You Have Catarrh.

The poison in the blood produces i nan' :
Offensive fe,id breath bad teeth ana scr n
ness ofstle stomach:in some cases ~ seI
soft bones Of the nose. alterations et me
mucous membranes. hawking. splitting UP J,
Jumps. weak stomach, nose bleeding ne az
HEAD Thin l,afs blood ali run down,
spe s nni ii pefore t,1e'eyes low,spiri,ed.
etc Botanic Blood Balm Cis. 3. % FORCES a,,s
its way through eyery blood Nes s', ~, si,s'
vein axpeiling all catarrhal poison W. -
stands III its way. permanently removes
every symptom and thus makes a pe ,a,,'.
cl,e Of the worst. most deep-seat cd Io,.s
standing catalih e. B. e. has cute9
thousands Of cases where the patient lad
tried everything in vain. and had thought
4 thpInSniye incura bic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Second lieutenant.

WASHINGTON, Nrsemher ee5.-Repre-
sentative Richardson. of Alabama OBJ
tanned from the President to-day a
promise to appoint Augustine W White
to a second leutenancy in the army. Mr..
White is member of All old Alabama
family and had the cordial support in
his application for appointment of john
c. Cireenway. an officer of the Presidents
regiment. the Rought Riders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
THE CARS HEALTH
Russian Ambassador Says News from
ST. Petersburg is U founded.
(Ry Associated Press.)

BY Asso6lated-F F.ss-J
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Gount. Cas-
SIM the Russian ambassador. speaking
sto-days%ofi the reports contained in8the
press dispatch from Petersburg, rela-
tive to the Car. said
Tie statements contained in the press
dispatch from ST. Petersburg pertaining
TO the Car can have no 5foundatlon-
For instance it is stated among other
things that his ministers made certain
CIRCUMSTANCES Under no circumstances
would the ministers take any such ac-
ton. Without going into details | VIII
say that the statements =are. all entirely
s,lnfounded As to the statements as to
the Cars health received dispatches
only yesterday which stated that he IS
in the best of health,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Buried at Arlington.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov 25-z'rhe remains
OF three officers Of the army We're in
tered in the Arlington National Gene
terry to-day with the usual military cere-
monies These We're Major Walter Reed.
Of the Medical Department.. Captain John
f. McBlain, Ninth Cavalry and Captain
John F. Caslow a quarternasIer of vol
=llntcers during the Civil War
4 military escort was provided in each
case and the usual ceremonies wereaoil-
served at the grave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26

Park track, which will pass out of exist.
ence# on January l. 1904. on the expiration
OF the lease.
The new track. which is to be called
Belmont Park. is situated near the. Sta
ton Of Queens. l.. l.. lust outside the nm
covers 666 acres. on the cost and equip.
ment Of which is intended to expenc.
s1,;sDo.Ct1 to make tbs new course the.
finest and best appointed III the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
WAsONzIS INDICATED
Resigns from Parliament, and Is Re-
elected.
lBvA ASSOCIATED Pros:

LONDON Nov. 225.-John Cathcart
yEasou NJ p, Who seeded from the
I-nionist party. owing 10 his opposition
to the education bill ana appeal led 70 his
constituents in the 0rkany and Shetland
division for endorsement was reelected
yesterday as an independent Liberal.
The polling was as follows. ]. c. Mason.
Cnlepandent Liheran. 2.4l2: Wood (I1ib-
erai). 2,r0l: Angler IUnionisD. 40 Most
of the I'nionists supported Mr.. Wason.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Large Barn Burned.
.lspecial Dispatch to The Tin

Especial Dispatch to The T'imes)
MON'TN.ALE VA. November 81
large barn on the farm Of Mrs. Caleb
Hatcher and rented by Mr.. Witt, was
burned last night about 10 o'clock. he
barn was fullof hay, corn. oats. etc4.
and in ii was three fine farm horses.
harness. wagons and fattenins hogs all
of which were burned up. The loss Is
considerable: It is supposed to he of
incendiary- origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26

will shortly introduce III Ing
Very important bill ~
one vii be the bill to ppropr11;a1 . 60
the Virginia State Firernen $. AssoGid
$500 for the relief OF ois s pieu -
men and the widows ana % p..ai,s -
ceased firemen who were e., NV i, =.
ed in the discharge of their d ueles.
The other h,ll q one to change Con-
.federatc Memorial Day from the ooen -
Nav. which is also Ma ional decoration
Lay. to some other dat 80
Virginia Division. United sDaugnteers q
the Confederacy. has passed = tha
ton which expresses the Wlsh ior lno
change
Mr. Boaz said yesterday snorI ms, nc,
the subcommittee had almost com PIE '#
.;.f. az xatior. and that the re-.
port would be shortly laid pe1ore ,iie wv
bodies.
Senator. ". p. Barksdale was very
happy last night over the fact that ms ~
Flnsman anu countryman. judge W. ~
Barkst.ale, drew an eight year term TN II =.
the shake up of the circuit Juases' ~
yesterday. Senator Barksdase Wire .l e1l.
Judge of the 1atter'S good fortune d : oiie y
Hon. C. 4. Woodward. of Norfolk. yes
terday offered in the House a Dill to
create a Bureau OF Banking ana me .,. Of
flee of Bank Examiner for Virginia. ne ne
measure is similar to the one oi.el eu -, ~
t'is subject by Hon. I s. - 7 oihe' 90
year
aIr. Powers. of Caroline. reoffered MS
hill empowering the Board OF SupefN'-
sors to levy special tax on 'ile 81 ~
Intoxicating liquors,
Hon. p c. Folkes, Of this city VINO
made the unsuccessful fight Tor his Dill
to break up the running of commisarles
and stores in connection with mines ana
manufacturers. will today Introduce
modified measure in the House reQulr-
ing milling and manufacturing companies
to pay theiraemployes# tw:ce#a month M
stead of every thirty days as al pres
en-.
II is pretty well understood that the
legislature will adjourn for one day only
on account Of Thanksgiving.
The body will5talle a recess today IN IN
til Friday a noon
Dr. George r snead. of Princess Anne,
was given indefinite leave#of absence IN
the House yesterday on account Of IT.
ness. Dr. Snead is confined to his nome
in Princess Anne colinty
Mayor A. a. Moss. of Newport News.
and Colonel r. G.. Marshall, of Ports
mouth, were on the floor Of the House
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Have you Rheumatism With

pains in the bones, aches In any Of IN, me
Joints swollen tissues knots or Val
elevations at any. OF the joints or knuchIeS,
Have Won the excrucia.ins pains in shoui.
der blade and pack, especially after s i,s.a
oSertiona Are the aches and pains s. ,ars
f,om5#one part of the body to anotnet.
Have YOU lllmbasn sciatic rheumatism
Or neuralgia Then s. b ID. will cure y ,...
no matter who Or what has failed; = ne
rrasiually disappear. the limbs. hands
arms fingers become timber because "a =;
r. b. makes the blood pure nd rich a, ~
yon quickly regain strength heal !, a mas
visor. Botanic Blood ..5al:n tB. s. b has
cured NAM, !, thousands of the worst cases
ever heard Of. and the cures are perfna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Democratic Primary.

tBy Associated Press1
FRANKFORT Y. Nov 225---'Ells, Denl-
ocratic Executive Committee nat here
to-da and ordered a primary election for
the. nomination of all State candidates to
he held Mays. 1875.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
HowEFOR#OLD LADIES.

The Board of Lady Managers of the
Richmond Home for Old Ladies, No. SIS
North Seventh Street presbyterian and
Methodist, desire TO beg all friends OF
this institution not to forget to make
their contribution on Thursday. Thanks
giving Day. for this noble charity. Dona-
tons of all kinds will be thankfully re-
ceived.
Pink Carnations p cents per dozen
At Ja1nnon,3,e 1f- East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
CHAMBERLAIN SAILS
Colonial Secretary and wife Off for
South Africa.
CBy. Associated Press,

LONDON. Nov. % Colonial Secretary
4 Chamberlain ard Mrs Chamberlain
started for South Africa to-day amid
friends.
The couple travelled in the ROYAL train
to sPortsr..ou..l. where they boarded the
a rrn ored cruiser Good Hope and enter
tanned on that vessel a party at luncheon
Ivior@to sailing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Straus-

In the home Of the bride No ile'' N;ss;
Main street. at noon today Miss Ella
kl,akers aud Mr. Charles Straus Will be
married privately. the Rev. +. y. at
isch soemiizing the marriage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26

~. q pitcher. Of STal.oi,ier. long a
,,.''5pfr . NO ca,,cms was on the
,,,,,t When AIR
scott mad been nominated tor judge there.
.ls,,, for. Pitcher from all over,
rho han The old farmer arose with his
.seonted moGiesty and made few remarks
:, tTis former associates. II said he felt
ti,at he WAS I'M the5lnnef TEMPS. " ~. w,
Democratic party Whell. BACK a.ii''ns .ii's
legislators. lie itatni'le
claflens liad : = ,i.t,v
nov ne tending to his
hilie y ,,,,;,,l, 3f, .,nioved but not
:, 90 ,han his harry days spent In Rich
,-a,a,a, /. AZ. Bowman. of Salem. will
~ !. few DAYS offer in the House q bill
- .,.ra,-,lss interest throughout the STATE.
l, viii have for8its object the allowing 81
orpilans homes TO place un mani. Sc
zs:lr,ls IN the state 4
Bowman SAYS ne ,,.srY,It ,Ils.
much Important. si,a,,,s..i,..s and their
ZONES - . ,,adg bows; and will
g. fle1 Naias the latter where they
fiest'i, ~ If l-nderstf1e present
-. Wien these homes AXE orphans
sea ., :. re, -. eiehteen years of age
- wy
ria House Committee on PrlvileseS.. a.. ~
s7,i,a,ion. Yesterday afternoon tlSee IS
camher 9th as the date for 'shis.s ~ -,
:, s5;.rosinr nf}sthe contest for seats ~
~ I,,l,,s..of Delegates from Norfolk
iris action was taken on motion
~. sitting members. Messrs y me-.
z ego si1s t,,ei,, title examined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
NEW RACE TRACK

Its to Be Called sBeEmont Park, Loca-
ted Near New York.
(by Associated Presssl
NEW YORK. Nov .25-The Westchester.
Racing Associa ton announced today that
it had secured "a site for new race
track to take the place of the Morris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
CURES
RnEUNA' IN
ca ARRh.

Rotanic8 Blood Balm lB. B. b. sweetetis
tho sour and acid blood and does aMhs
with that peculiar smelling sweat ,nae az I'd
companies many forms of rheunia ttsfl t'no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
Rn1anic- E,ood Halm l1s. B. B.l $

Pleasant and safe 10 take Thorou s., =
tested for 20 Years Composed OF ~ tlt :,
1sntarir ingredients Strengthens weak
kitiri.ys aud weak stornachs, cures
IA C6mflete directions go with each Doll
sar,pI- OF d. i5 &. and Pamphlet SEM free
bs writing Blood Balm Co. ifs, Alitcheli
81 Atlanta Ga. Describe your ltouois s
and special free medical advice 10 sui
yptii, ease. also. semi III sealed letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26

Ex-Attorney- General r. Carter Scott.
OF this city. was last night named by
the Democratic caucus of the Legislature
to succeed Hon. b. r. Wexford. Jr.. as
judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit. The
caucus lasted but five minutes. and the
nomination was by acclimation. Mr..
Scott had formerly been endorsed by the
Richmond city bar. and Judge t. Ash
by Wickham. of Henrico. who was q.
candidate up to several days ago. had
withdrawn, SO there was no doubt as to
tho result.
Chairman Boaz presided, and Secretary
Charles T. Bland was at his desk. m
brief. but eloquent speech. Hon. f. G.
FOXES named Mr.. Scott and the nomi-s
nation was seconded by Hon. t. w.
Gardner. of Henrico.
Mr.. BarksdaIe explained that in what
he had said, the other night. in favor OF
his resolution Tot to be guided by the
recommendation of the bar Of Richmond
he had meant no discourtesy to the city
lawyers and then on motion Of Mr.
Green of Fauquier. the nomination OF
Mr.. Scott was made by acciamatlon.
Mr. Scott&is about forty Years of age.
and is d son of the late Taylor Scott.
OF Fau4uier He will SO on the bench
on February / 1904. and will serve for.
s d term of eight years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
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