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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Vice President, Mrs. John schooler;; Sec
o,9d Vice Pro sident, Mrs. A. B. Carnm.
Third Vice President, Mrs. Josiah Ryland
Fourth ce- President. Mrs G. ". Bag
by; Secretary. Mrs G. T. Boiling: As
sistant Secretary. Mrs. w. IL. Saaler.
Treasurer, Miss Virginia j ones: Assistant
& Treasurer, Mrs. j. II. DeIbgshire.
Mrs. a Y. Stokes is president for life.
having been elected such some Years ago.
Visitors were assigned to al except two
81 the thirty-thiee districts, into which
the city is divided.
Tie society finds itself with a very
small amount in the treasurt,sand the de-
rrlantls upon this are already pouring IN
Financial aid VIII be more than ever
necessary. 10 enable the work Of help
ing the poor TO be successfully carried
an. The scarcity of fuel and consequent
high prices Will naturally cause much
want and suffering. The whole city is
looked after by means of he various dis
trict visitors. and as fir as possible the
aid is ju6icouSI given. More active
workers are needed. ard all those inter-
ested in tie work of caring for the poo
are urged TO join tile3mission. The Citi-
gems, Relief Association distributes rs
money through the Cry Mission, and dts-
nations MAJ be seilt 70 either ASST ciation
The next neetiilg of the City AIissior
VIII be held on aIatlda - November 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
POWERFUL FOOD
That Can Lifl YOU Out of Bed.

The proper food 10 build up the system
after an attack OF illness or any other
time. Is importan; 10 know about
Last year. ] had tylshoid malar;al
fever says a lady IN Manila. la, and
st left me so weak ] could scarcely turn
.n bed / was Very nervous, the least
nc,se annoyed me. and could hardly
eat anything.
a friend recommended Grape-Nnts food
thinking may be j would like that. and
/ did. commenced gaining strength.
and am now able to walk around out OF
doors. having gained over twenty pounds.
and Grape-Nuts d.d 1t.
Nv little brother ,,stsl to be thin and
pale Although he seemed to eat enough
1ood, what he did eat did him no good.
he was put on Grspe-Nuts regularly, and
is now strong and well. and gaining fast
an hesh ] recommend Grape-Suts TO all
who are weak and run down. Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
fAUOUIER MININ G INDUSTRIES
Very Fine Vein Of Copper Ore is B-ing
fspacial Dispatch to The Tines,

(Sp6Cla1 fDlSpGtcQ TO i ne 1llheS-l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
s.-Some miscreant last night broke the
large plate window of the clothing store
8 Of Mr.. II: Falk, on Main Street, with q
heavy rock and stole $3.50 In American
money and a considerable sum IN Old
rare coin which were ON exhibition IN
the window. Nothing else vas taken.
There is no clue to the tt1ef.
a large party OF sypsies are II camp
near this city. and yesterday party OF
them came in ana proceeded to visit the
saloons and otherwise enjoy themselves.
Later one OF the leaders got into dllIl-
& cu,ty and was arrested This morning
Mayor Willis gave him q choice of pay
irg# g. $40 fms or going 10 Jail. he PAID
up the cash
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
TIRE entertainment given last night at
the Opera House for tie bensIit OF the
Mary Washington Hospital. which Las
recently incurred heavy expense by build
ing large additions to the institution.
was a complete success, financially ana
socially The audience vas an immense
one, filing the spacious Opera house 20
its full capacity. and large sum was
realized. The main feature OF the eve
nins was a Japanese wedding, "hlch
took place on tns stage. and a number
OF beautiful children of the city partici-
pate in the ceremony, which was grace
fully carried out and highly pleased the
enthusiastic audience. There were also
musical features. and at the conclusion
OF the programme the supper, fancy and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
THE TIMES. RICHMOND. vA.sUNDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1902.
interior Of the shaft IL Of hubble work,
FOR which the refuse from the old coun-

interior of the SHAFT iz of hubble work..
for which the refuse from the old coun-.
" jail is being utilized
The bronze figure for the top OF the
n onumerlt reached here last Tuesday
from Bridgeport, Conn. and is still ly-
ing in its shipping case in the courthouse
yard Those who viewed the sentinel
In bronze when the box vas open for
inspection were much pleased with the
selection Of the executive committee and
con, plimented the figure highly.
Most of the monument vii be OF rough
stone. Two polished stones with in
scriptions for the front and rear of the
shaft are nov here and VII be set In
place to-day. The front stone bears
the inscription ..1s91-1S65. In memory of
the Confederate Soldiers Of Chesterfield
and AIanchesr err on the other stone are
the Latin words. "Duice ct decorum est
pro patria mori',-It is sweet and glori-
Gus to die for ones country.
PERSONALS.
Miss page Snel.ings arrived here yes
terday and will pay visit of several
days to Mrs. Archer Cheatham and other
friends.
Mr.. Joseph B,anton. prom nent bust
ness man of Richmond. With his wife
and two sous. arrived here to-day and
Plkinton. and will then be accompanied
home by Mrs Pi'kinton.
Mr.. John r. Moore. representative Of
the Florence Sewing Machine Company.
has been registered at the Courthouse
Hotel for several DAYS this week
Miss Mamie Brooks. who has charge
of the Salem day school for the third
session left here to-day in company with
Mr.. Robert Bailey for a visit to her
people at Skinquarter.s
Rev. T. R. Sanford preached the
funeral Of Mrs William 2. Gates this
afternoon at her late residence. near
Gill's Grove Church. Mrs. Gill died at
an early hour yesterday morning.
Miss Cora Hewlett and little Miss Julia
Rose Coghill are on q visit to the formers
sister in Petersburg. where they will re-
main until Sunday afternoon.
The Courthouse ''Y's" are making
preparations for grand entertainment
and oyster supper here on Thanksgiving
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
#HAyE YCu t.rs..y. OF THESE

Svmptoms Of Very Co non Trouble
There is no disease so common in the
tinted States as Catarrh. because 1t
annears in SC many forms and attacks
so many different organs.
II is a common mistake 10 suppose
mat catarrh is confined TO the nose and
th,oa, Any inflammation Of the ulu-
oone membrane wherever located ac-
COMMANDED by abnormal secretions, IS
Hc..arrh. Catarrh of stomach or blad-
dars or intestines is nearly as common
az nasal catarrh and much more serious
although /. is true that stomach catarrh
and catarrh of other internal organs Is
-be result of neglected nasal catar-h
4 new remedy has recently appeared
which so far#as tested seems to be re-
markedly effective in promptly curing
ca+arrh. wherever located The prepa-
ration is sold by druggists generally ulI
der the name Of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
,ets and in addition to being very pai-
atabla and convenient. possesses extra
ordinary merit. in many cases giving
immediate relief from the coughing.
hawking and constant clearing OF the
throat and head. those symptoms with
which everyone Is familiar who has
ever suffered from colds in the head and
throat.
Catarrh is simply continuation Of
these symptoms until the trouble be-
comes chronic and grows gradually.
worse from year to year.
stuart.s Catarrh Tablets are composed
of zHvdrastin. Red Gum and similar an
5tiseptics and catarrh specifics. from
which it will be seen that no secret Is
made of the ingredients and also that
no mineral poisons are used. as IS the
case with many we'll known catarrh
medicines.
For catarrh OF the nose. throat
bronchial tubes for catarrh Of stomach
intestines or bladder no preparation Is
a. safe ard gives such rapid and rer-
manent results as Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets.
Efull-slzed package. You can use them
With assurance that you will not con-
tract the cocaine or morphine habit as
the results from this catarrh cure are
apparent from the drst days use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
WILD TURKEYS
IN CHESTERFIELD.
The Cases for the Special Grand
jury to Investigate.
THE TELEPHONE. WIRE CASE.
w. Q. Strange, Who Jumped His Bal,
Bond, Now in the County JaiI-The
Work on the Confederate Mon-
ument Well Under Way.
THE TELEPHONE WIRE. CASE
Especial Dispatch to The Ti1nes.)

: /. IL
Especial Dispatch to The Tilnes.)
opening of the game season a good many
local sportsmen have been enjoying the
sport hunting around here and a good
many birds have been bagged. Efforts
have been made to risidly exclude the
obnoxious pot-hunter from capturing the
prizes.
Mr.. Stonewall Cheatha1n, a conductor
on the Richmond and Petersburg Electric
Railway, and friend. while hunting yes
tert,ay. killed two wild turkeys after be-
ing in the woods only short while. MT.
Nv. Clayton this morning killed an
other nice young gobler while hunting
18th several gentleme near the court
house
Mr. Archer cheatham and Mr.. Charles
McGill Drewry have been enjoying a Two
DAYS hunt with Mr.. Thomas Traylor,
near IIallsboro.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
A special grand jury has been summon
cd for the County Court on Monday.
there being on hand three charges of
felony for their Investigation. Two are
against negroes. one of which Is JACK
Frost Jones. Of Winterpock. upon the
charge of shooting a white boy named
owen. and the other against James
Goode. for house breaking and Larceny.
ihe third case IS against ]. z. Holt, a
Young man of good standing for attempt
ed criminal ASA ult. Holt has been at
liberty since the preliminary hearing
under light bail bond OF $500. Mr.. E. II.
Wells Comnonwealth's Attorney. who
who was at the courthouse to-day,
tllirls the case of jim Goodc will be dis
posed Of on Monday and sentence to
the penitentiary quickly determined upon
as this man has. it is understood. con-
fessed the charge of house breaking.
corr WIRE CASE.
The case against G. n. Wright and
w. O.. Strange has been set for hearing
cused of stealing copper wire from the
telegraph poles along the Manchester and
Petersburg Turnpike. whose case has
been pending since last spring, owing TO
The fact that W. O. Strange. one of the
iafenaitns. jumped his bail bond and for
several months eluded those who sought
II bring hin TO trial.
About two weeks ago Strange was ar
rested n Richmond and brought here by
Sheriff Gill and confined in jail.#and the
oase against the two men Will doubtless
be heard on the day appointed without
further postponement.
THE MONUMENT.
Mr.. Peter Donald. the contractor, who
is erecting the soldiers monument here.
has mao good PROGRESS with his work
-siiIes gran tie. fresh from the contra ctor's
r,,arry at Granite. arrived here on
Wednesday and out of this stone the
outside OF the shaft is being run up. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
The b whovsard the Lady.

4 clever riag, a capable company and
a charming production made OF the visit
of The Cowboy and the Lady to the
Academy Yesterday that much sought for
,,,.ize Of the theatre-a sensation.
The play scored ar emphatic hit, and
Tire acting of Mr.. Miller Kent has
established him once for all as a favolite
iii this city. At the night performance
there were loud calls for a speech. and
enthusiasm fairly bubbled over on more
than one OCCASION
The Cowboy and the Lady is very
strong play, relieved with those facile
touches of the master playwright that IRE
daring. original. yet so closely akin to
everyday experience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
CONDUCTOR CRUSHED
One Negro Kills Another Accidentally
With Pistol.
iSpecial Dispatch to- T.he Tiaes. !

Especial DlSpatch 10 I ne IIlltS.I
NORFOLK, VA. November s.-Nat
Coley. a conductor on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, was crushed to death at
GEO O'Clock tonight. He was crossing the
track In the yard at Primers Point when
Ills foot slipped on the wet rails Before
he could rise the two parts Of the train
came together and crushed his body. He
died in twenty-five minutes. Coley was a
single mar who had recently moved from
Williamson, N. G. His body will be
shipped there for burial.
Samuel Carter shot and killed William
Zee at Bowers Hill, Norfolk county, this
afternoon They were both negroes and
We're playing with an antlquated pistol.
= iich exploded and drove a bullet into
lees head. The coroner's jury found a
verdict Of accidental death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
DAMAGE VERDICT
Mr.. Dahn Awarded Five Hundred Doll
t,rcon r bird Trial
Especial Dispatch e he Times.)

ESPECIAL Dispatch Ia The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November s.
The damage suit Of $4,000 Of John Dahn
against ]. B. c. Spencer for assaultins
him on the street was practically ended
20 day. The case has been going on In the
Circuit Court since Wednesday. and the
Jury rendered verdict to-day giving John
I,ahn 500 damages. An appeal may be
made. but 1t IS very doubtful. This IS the
third time this case has been tried. The
two trials previous to this resulted in
hung juries- A great deal Of interest
was shown In this case on both sides. and
the courthouse has been crowded since
Wednesday. Mr.. i. O. Wendenburs. OF
Richmond, represented Mr.. Dahn, and j.
Fill Hubbard and B. D. Peachy for Mr..
Spencer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
THANKSGIVING TURKEY
Is Beginning TO Appear on The Market

5{E >23d3t z y ! U.s.
The THANKSGIVING turkey is Just be-
ginning io-nl0rasow his appearance ups
local markets he is rather scarce and
high Jus; now. but will probably gel
more reasonable before the great day
comes around. ms his dressed condition
lie is selling for about lSl-2s cents Pc
pound Ii5aabel4ies a:ie also4on the mar
ket, keerii7s; pace with he gotbeI
The produce trade IS rather feature
less Just now. except in the case of Gags
which are unusually y high. Tie supply Is
fairly good. Some Of this late fruits. such
as oranges. are beginning 10 appear.
Some of the retail prices are as follows
EGGS. Is cents pe, dozen; turkeys
dressed, 1872 cents l5sr pound; celery
is To S cents ptr bunch: cabbage, . cents
per head: grapes y cents per basket
exce!1t malaga, which are ~ u toE5]=
cents pst pound; salad. 10 cents per peck:
lecture. ) cents a head: bananas, ~ 70
Is cents #11er dozen notatoes, 10 ce..ts 51ef
ialf, peck. s@e,t. tiatattt: two quarts
10 rs cents. hntteG. l5 10 y csiifs FER
pound lard. L. L. TO- cents per pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
FISH RECIPROCITY
Secretary Hay Signs Treaty With
Newfoundland.
fBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Secretary
Hay, for the United States and Sir Mich
ael Herbert. representing the Britlsh
Government and the Government OF
Newfoundland. to-day. at the State De
partment, signed what Is known as the
Bond HAY treaty providing for reei-
procity between the United States and
Newfoundland. covering fish products
and bait The treaty will be submitted
to the Senate Immediately upon Its re-
assembling. and meanwhile. loiioWlng
the rule in such cases. The state Depart
ment refralns from making public the
details OF the instrument
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
CAPT. WISE COMING
VIII Hurt sone.s q Attend Marriage Q

VIII Hurt some.a q Attend Marriage
His Son.
John S wise. of New York. is expected
here ,o-niorrow right 70 spend som
time hunting with friends in Virginia
on Wednesday he will attend the mar
,aa-q OF t,is son At Williamsburg and
Mil then return here. il IS said and con
Ter With James u. HAYES and Judge [.
T.. Lewis in regard TO the matter Of
lighting the ne&- Constitution. in which
Captain Wise has been refalned as asso
sciate#counsel
The threat of the negroes that thev
will uproot the new organic law of the
State has caused hut little. if any. alarm
among the Democrats. and the whit
Republicans are apparently taking ~
stock in8ati,e matter. The visit Of Cap
tain Wise TO the city. however. is looked
forward 10 with much interest. as he
has a great MANY friends here. and again
because when he. is engaged in a caso
be generally makes it lively from the
Z 5-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
THE CITY MISSION
Annual Meeting Held and Officers
Elected Last Week

The annual meeting OF the Richmond
City Mission was hold on Monday. No
MEMBER Sd al "a "A. NJ. The officers for the
ensuing year We're elected and the dis
tricts assigned To- the various Visitors.
The following officers wefe elected: First
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Mr.. Fishers Brief Visit.

Mr.. George e. Fisher registered at the
Jefferson Hotel yesterday. He came to
inspect the lines and to look after other
Interests of the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company, whose owners he rep-
rescnts. After an inspection of the Rich
n,ond system. Mr.. Fisher left for Pc
tsrsburg, and from there took the train
for New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Large Sales Here This Week.
Wells Whitehead in Field
Against A. 7. Company.

Exceptionally large sales q tobacco
wi, be held on the Richmond market
5s during this week. Tile Na;.t,7 raiii ltS'
Thursday enabled the farmers 10 strike
down a goodly quantity of tlls Weed, ana
though the ensuing cold weather llaa
a l,ad effect the receipts viii De very
large.
The. official report of Mr.. W.0 Cnss.-
man. supervisor of the ti'ade. shows
otal of L.. ::ss3G POUNDS dfiiisag ssis Week;
M. .Cushnlat. quotes 1hc following lsEicts..
Sun cured s9asoos--tst1nsrs new, s-.'e,
.aai.o:, per hundred. lass. CONNER. Si.tF
tasF., N, ,,e., hundred: tugs. good 70 prime
S,s5to $50 per hundred. shor, lea. $50
Sos per hundred; long leaf, Slesl To-
s4a.{s, per hundred; wrappers. sSa9 to
$3.50 per hundred.
Bright tobacco-S1nok common 81 90
30 saoo: smokers. medium. 50 0e TO 81 ~
smokers fine. sila1o TO Sl2.eN. cutters
common. $50 to $3.50; cutters. medium
sll55o to $500 cutters. fine. $500 to
sl7.an: cutters. fancy. $3.50 to s2l el; flil-
-ers. common. $3.50 To 90. filters. me-
dunn. $500 to Sinoa filters, fine $1,000
to Sl43Uo. wrappers. common. sfl:ea 10
$500; wrappers, medium. $500 TO Si..-at.
wrapperY fine. $500 to $500: wrappers
fancy. none Total amount of sales for
the week, 1895 pounds.
NJ L. CrsnMAS,
Supervisor OF Sales.
AS the result of a conference Just held
IN fms city. Mr. r. @. Briggs, president
az tn. Wells Whitehead Tahacco Com.
nan- sc Wilson y. G.. accompanied by
1 nia1nt3er of statesmen, has left for Ci1ica-
co: there TO take up arms against the
4. american Tobacco Company, WHEN has
trsts opened retail stores in that sec
4 tiois
The particular plan upon which Mr..
d ysr3grs will operate is not KNOWN In or
4 DER ia further the trade in Its brands. the
a n,e,ican Tobacco Company has begun
10 cstabissh retail stores at several tlt !
fs1.nt points and chicasn Is particularly
well covered These stores handle ttae
goods OF the big concern and sell them
80 clleaya that the iadependent storesa.'l'e
forced out or else have as IN several
a ses. organized for a tight he els
Whitehead Company IS an independent
ranufaetosy. whose brands are sold by
these stores and its existence depf,'3d,
ur,or holding its ground and seeing that
II is not cnt out of tho business by the
retail scheme. Chicago is the first place
Where pitched battle will be made, but
sir1ilar action viii he taken in other
rsaces K found necessary.
Mr. q E. Kersev. of Danstlle, was.
among The visiting tobacco men In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

MONTREAL. CAM. November s-A
serum ufiich,ait is declared. will combat
scarlet fever. has been discovered by DR..
c. A. Charlton. Rockefeller fellow of pa
thology in the medical faculty of McGiil
University Tests which haze been ma de
with lie serum indicate that the impor-
lance of the discovery IS as great as that
OF antitoxin in diphthe,ia cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

&c Sc dealing with newspaper guessing
contests the Superior Court to-day de-
Elisered a decision dismiss.ng a petition for
4, receiver. The court holds that such
contests are not within the condemnat ton
5of5the statutes of Ohio asainst lotteries,
gambling, va gering or betting. No opin-
sirn& is expressed on the common law re-
la ting to the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Indiana Railroad Fatality,
fBr Associated Press.)

INDIANAPOLIS. ND, Nov. SIN a
colllsion between a freight train ard a
work train on the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad three miles east Of
the CITY this morning two men were killed
and seven were injured. On Of the In
.iured, whose legs were cut of. will die.
They work while you sleep the sun
day want ads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Mr.. G E Kersey. Of pan2ille, was
among The visiting tobacco men In the
city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

San FRANCISCO, CAL. November s.
At Cooper Medical College DR.. Adolph Lo-
REM again demonstrated his method OF
treating congenital dislccations. There
vas large gathering of medical men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

WASHINGTON. D. O.. November s.
Fostmaster-Gereral Payne issued an or
der to-day. to take effect on December
list. abolishng the office Of attending ply
sician to letter carriers n all cities having
d population of less tran five hundred
thousand Doing away with these spe-
cial physicians wifi save the government
$4,000 a year.
This action is the outcome of several
scandals growing out of the practice of
appointing shutdown doctors, with more
political pull than medical experience
or practice.
BERBERA, EAST AFRICA, November
General Manning is pushing The prep
.,rations for ar advance against the Null
ali. but Is hampered by the TACT that the
country has 50 few resources and the
consequent necessity OF awaiting sup
plies.
The #Nrullah is Fronting by the delay.
and has advanced to Within Few miles
of Bohotle Heshass 8. GOO riffs. or: Maxim
e,n. much ammunition, l501l spearmen
md Immense reserves ofcaulel and sheep.
Rohotle is well garrisoaed and has ample
defenses
i. 10 ;,7cossfa,e to prevent tie supply
Of guns to the Mulah. w',:ch is in con-
slant progress through French territory.
ITHACA. II. Y, November S.-Rosweil5
reardsley. the Oldest postmaster in the
United States. died at his home in North
sr..,.,-:ng to-day. at the age OF ntnety-three
years.
e;.rdsley was appointed postmaster of
North Lansing whe,, a ncy of nineteen
Years, in the administration Of John GUM
~ Adams He had served under twenty
Presidents and thirty-four postmaster
generals. President Mckinley. al the time
Of his second inauguration. wrote q per-
sonal letter to Mr.. Beardsley, inviting
l,lnt to attend. but his nfirmities would
not permit. Mr.. Reardsley also kept a
general store at North Lansing and had
amassed a fortune of about 100000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
No Money is Wanted.

ask only postal card sick Tell
the book TO send Il ask Write
to-day, and / Will do all tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

CLEVELAND. ONO. November s.
General Jacob II. Smith. who was put
upon the retired list by President Roose-
Welt as punishment for the issuing of the
kill and burn order in Samar, was In
Cleveland yesterday and to-day In con-
ference with Senator Hanna, and it is
said that he viii seek to bring influence
to bear for his reinstatement in the army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

PITTSBURG. PA, November e.-Lillian
Harris, who figured so prominently in the
Roland Harris 'badger'' case few
months ago, is in the Central Police Sta
ton. She is accused by her alleged ac-
complete in crime. ]. E Reed. of stealing
diamond stud from General Jacob
S. Coxey, OF Coxey's army fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Mr. Archer Cheatham and Mr.. Charles
McGill Drewry have been enjoying a Two
DAYS. hunt with Mr.. Thomas Traylor,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

I: ,s impossible t. prevent TIE SUPPLY.
Of guns to the Mullah. wien is in con-
slant progress through French territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

ITHACA, n Y. November S.-Roswell
reardsley, the Oldest postmaster in the
United States. died a t his home in North
7 ,.,-;ng today, at the age OF ntnety-three