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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
FUNDS 70 (lERS.
Attempt Being Madestp Raise Sum o
S5,OOO,Ooosss
(By Associated :Fress;;

y -
rs CHICAGO, LIZ, nrll 15.-Gov-
crnor Y tes,, OF Illinois, has appointed
the undersigned committee to collect
funds for the un tunate: lima tcs Of the
South African reconcentrado camps, and
President Roosevelt hassrecently accept
ed from us $, 900, which he has forwarded
by cable to the American consul at Cape
Town, South Africa, for /. distribution in
the camps Z ~ g -
The entire; nopplationsef the two South
African republics at the sbegnllin.g Of the
war was less than ones tehth5t1,e popula-
ton Of the Cook count y.sIll. This hand
full OF people have for tliir ~: months been
at war with soldiers gathered from all
over the world by Great Britain. For
more than one year the-woznen and chill
dren have been herded in reconcentrado
camps, being thus deprived Of all means
OF support. They are now totally de-
pendent. One-half the children are dead,
but there is still time to help, the other
half. The mortality among. the women
has also been frightful.,
We desire to collect 100000 checks and
drafts ofSs1 each from all parts of the
United States. payable to Theodore Roose-
welt, to be presented to him as a pc
tition for such aid as he may be able to
render these people and as a! practical
end benefcent demonstration, of the sym
reconcentrado camp sufferers. These
checks and drafts should be sent to Pc
ter,Van Vlissingen, No. IT, East Wash
ington Street Chicago.
(Signed)
EDWARD f. dunno,
CARTER II. HARRISON,
PETER VAN EyLISSINGEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
NEGROES ACTIVE
now in |. POLITICS
Ii. Mass-meeting They Condemn
Senator Pritchard.
URGE ALL TO PAY P PC TAX
To Attend Primaries and Sec that True
Republican Delegates go to Green's
boro-Case Of Ed. Battle Re-
manded TO Superior Court.

4.ssur1. auI o, uoludsId 1sIoodS)
FALEIGH, n c., April la ota al
convention Of negroes was held mere ~
sris hi for the purpose of considering tne
.nolitica1 interests of the race IN North
Carolina. Resolutions were adopted con,
demning United States Senator Prltcnaru y
5(Ren11blican) for turning negroes OUT "
office and having white men appointed III
their stead 7orc
The convention issued an address 10
the negroes Of the State, urging an 10
attend primaries and see to it, that true
Republicans, friendly to the negroes, are
sent as delegates to the State Replo-
.lican Convention, to meet in Greensooro
in August and calling upon all to pay
their poll tax and avail themselves o.
every opportunity to vote.
THE BATTLE. CASE.
The Supreme Court to-day remanu e,
the case of the State vs.. Ed: S. Battle
back to- the Superior court for proper
Judgment. Battle is a young lawyer OF
Wilmington formerly of Raleigh, who
made an assault on A. NJ. Powell, Mayor
of Raleigh, and was sentenced by Judge
". S. OBJ. Robertson to sixty days on
the county road The ruling of the SUI
nreme Court will have the effect to- con-
strain the Superior Court judge to SIM
NV impose a fine on Battle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
KILLED With A
Load OF shot
A Newcomer at Newport News
Stays a Well. Known and
Popular Butcher.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines

4 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 15.---A
man by the name. of Cox, who recently
came to Newport News from West Vir-
sinia, with his wife and eight children,
having trampetl most of the distance.
shot and killed Joseph Hautz, aWcll
known butcher, this afternoons on the
Briartield Road. in Warwick county. out
side the city limits.
Cox was arrested, and 1.-THE time
he was under the influence of liquor. it
vas stated. The only witness to the
ira sedysw was a negro, who wa in ne
employ of tHautz, and who Was riding
with the. latter i'll his vehicle. - Cox. It
seems was going the other way. Hautz's
vehicle ran down and killed a dog be-
longing to Cox, and sharp words were seX-
changed. 3, e - g u L,
The negro states that Cox called Hautz
a vile name and the latter stepped from
his vehicle and knocked the man down.
Cox raised a. shotgun he carried and pulled
the trigger, the discharge blowing OH
the top of Hautzs head, sultlng IN
instant death.
Cox. will probably be given a prellmi-
nary Rearing in loodfields tomorrow q II. :
Eternooll. The dead butch was popular
with every body in Newport y eyvs, ana and
the q news ofg the killing Great ted some
.thing8of "a sensation.
5 SeveralsS export N eWss par ues are Sir 1t-
teresteds with Northern capltallstssslnr Ia a
movement to sestab dish a. steel mill mere.
sIta IS said tina Z work vii gin shortly.
EEoEdetailsS can be obtained q his t1me.g1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
THE TERMS PLEASE.
Steel Workers Expected to Accept
Agreements With the Operators.
80 frv Associatcd Prcss.)

h (By Associated Press.)
WHEELING, W.. VA, April 19.5Ihe
.onening session of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION of Steel Workers Convention
was called to order at 70 O'clock TINS
morning by President shaffer IN the Lar Lar
roll Glib Auditorium with over two nun
dred delegates in attendance The con-
vention then went into executive session
and consideration of credentials was
ta ken sup. 1t is believed that the Wage
Committee will report favorably on the
recent agreements entered into with the
American Tin Plate American sh t1et
Steel. American Steel Hoop and Republic
Iron and Steel Companies and that, the
convention will ratify what has been
done.
dency. Shaffer is an avowed candidate
for reelection and Assistant Secretary
Michael F. Tighe is being doomed by ms
admirers No other candidates are mel men
toned at this time. Secretary John NNl-
liams will be reelected without OPPOSE
ton. SO far as can be seen now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
MASS
NELSON
MI. Gordon Fsels Bound 81 the
Action st Norfolk
COULD NOT ODE COMMITTEE 4 e.
The Mass Meeting There Ordered to-
Ascertain Sentiment Of County q
TO Proclamation OF Subr,is-
sion Of Constitution.
71sn.c,,1 DI,nafch g The rimes)

fspecIal Dispatch to The Times)
LIVINGSTON, VA, April 1ss--.Ins
Democratic Committee OF Ne.son county
met at the courthouse Saturday with al
the members present, either IN person
or by proxy, and w c. Fitzpatrick. the
chairman A. T. Ewing was elected
secretary. 49,
J. c. Everett offered the following res
olution: .That b T. Gordon. representa-
tive of Nelson county In the Consettu-
t;onaI Convention, be instructed to vote
for proclamation. first, last and all tns
time ssss;t!fE
Tho resolution was carried by vote
Of to 4. as follows: Ayes-AIessrs.
yVithers. Massie, S. B. Whitehead. G e.
Robinson, A. J. Cabell. Il. R. Daniel r.
a. Williams. J.c. Everett, a. T. Ewing
Noes-Messrs. ]. A. Petit, P. J. Hl8nk,
D. w. Nash, w. S. Robertson-t
MR. GORDON'S ATTITUDE.
committee was then appointed to
wait upon Mr. Gordon. who appeared be-
fore the committees and stated that he
considered himself bound by tho action
Of the Norfolk Convention to vote for
submission unless released BY the DOno-
cratic party from said pledge. ard thas
he did not think that the committee hao
such authority, but that he would fee1
himself OOuIlQ Dy t19 aCtlou oA - AsSaS
meeting or OF a primary.
Mr.. S. 3. Whitehead thereupon Offered
the following resolution:
THAT mass-meeting OF the Democrat.
ic party of Nelson county be called for
April Court (the 2sth) for the purpose OF
getting the sentiment OF the Democratic
l. party of Nelson county as to submitting
or proclaiming the new Constitution and
fort the purpose OF instructing the member
from Nelson county with reference there
to-
Senator Bland Massie, proxy for D. w.
Nash, offered the following resolution:
! Resolved, THAT primary election OF
the Democratic party of Nelson county
be held on the 10th day of May. 1902 to
| decide whether the new Constitution
should be submitted or proclaimed, and
the Democratic judges are requested TO
act
This resolution was voted down by tbs
| following vote:
Ayes-s1essrs withers. Massie, D. w.
Nash. P. ]. Hight, j. A. Petit and W.
! S. Robertson-5-
Noes-Messrs S. B. Whitehead. G.. G..
Robinson. A. J. Cabel1. T.. r. Daniel. F..
| A. Williams. j. c. Everett and a. I.
Ewing.
The resolution OF Mr.. Whitehead was
adopted by vote of { ayes and noes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
WESTERN STATE HOSPITAL.
Meeting of the Board and Report o.
Superintendent Blackford.
tsn.ci,, Dispatch to The Times

sTAUNToN. VA, April 15.-At the
quarterly meeting of the hoard OF Dir rec,
tors of the Western State -HosPltai to,oaS
DR. Benjamin Blackford. announcements ,.S;a,;
shows the asylum to be in a healthy con-
di1ion hu+ dressed to its utmost capac
ity The following is an extract from ,ile
report: Number in hospital. Ola; ad-
nitted during quarter. So: died curing
quarter. IS: discharged during quarter. -
The superintendent recommends Suos,i,
brick walks around the buildings, and to
erect building, suita bic for an industrlai
shop. which can be done at q snlali, cost.
In order to o pr2Nlde tienfs The e lumber
Of applicants for admission is on the IN
crease III the hospital from the eastern
section of the State since the IRE at the
Williamsburg hosnital -
Eve have reached that stage IN VIZ
ginia in regard 10 applica tons OF insane ne
persons for admission in the respec Gu, y
either, be made between the, taX-paXer
and the lunatic' or we must increase. the
hospital DENOMINATIONS for our unfortu-
nate fellow-citizens. All the existing State
hospitals are crowded and the vacancies
created by deaths and DISCHARGES are not
equal to the demand fors3dmission: ana
f,,rio,t.-n system Inst we cat. receive new
patients and keep the jails free Of insane
persons. ls 5=5-5..,5
We in Virginia ire UNDERGOING the
So me eXperience now that our sister States
of the Union have gone through They
have been COMPELLED to build additional
hosnitals in many of the States to supnly
The insane. The time has arrived when
virginia viii he compelled to build an
Other llosnital for the insane in the: Sta te
or add great,y to the capacity Of the eS-
| This is the only solution Of Very
serious problem that is sHc0nfronting he
| taN.paxers Of the States increase OF in
sanity ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
large Crowds Hear Mr.. Garland.

Crowds are focking to Immanuel Bap-=
fist Church to hear Evangelist Garland
Yesterday was very large, and the church
was crowded last night. Many stood
throughout the service, and others unable
Garland preached a sermon OF great
power and earnestness on Satisfied
There were many requests for prayer and
several conversions.
a special service OF. prayer for the sue
cess Of the meeting will be held at tho
church this morning from 1870 to II
O'Clock. To this. all Christian people are
invited The Bible reading will be he'd
from 3 to 4 o'clock and extra seats will
Il be provided for the service Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
TO RAISE BRITISH LOAN.
The Government Viii Issue ConsoIs for
$4,000, 900 Pounds.
y Associated Press.

by Associated Prcss.>
LONDON, April 15.-The new British
lean of Esq coo, COO, is to be raised by
an issue of 2 81 per cent. consols.
,rhe Government leader, a Il. Baltour:
replying t. {. question in the House OF
Commons today, announced that the
ministers had no information to lr'part
ON the subject of the South African
peace negotiations nor under the circum-
stances could any information be I'M
parted at the present stage Of the nesota-
tons.
81 Tho Northwcste Association of Mill
Elers to-Gay decided8 to advance the price
: It. -four by q shilling a sack and to add
the new duty of i've pence per hundred
weight, on al flour which should have
been Delivers. before to-day
rhere was a heavy slump in sugar at
Liverpool to-day Spectators had heavily
stocked themse yes with sugar, In anticl-
patton of a possible Increase in the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
BLOODY DUEL WITH KNIVES.
Fought to the Death in Union League
Club Kitchen
lBI Associated Prcss.)

(BJ Assoclateu ftcsB:J
CHICAGO, ILL, "A pru Ia savage duel
with 1S-inch butcher knives, which will
p ~ in inc kitchen or the Union League
Gun Gun last night, The principals wero
Emil Cotton butcher and d Jules kunt5.
chef They. cut and slasned 1urlousiy ~un-
iii both fell from loss of blood. :.
Co!ton's LEFT hand was almost cut off
at the wrist and Kuntz received four
wounds, which severed eight arteries, his
IA sted ten minutes and was witnessed by
several other employees of the club, none
of whom dared to Interfere
fa1l "a the floor, weak from loss Of blood
and still trying to strike each other. Both
we're unconscious when they were removed
Cotton had been discharged from the
club and the trouble arose through his
having accused Kuntz with being respon-
sible for his dismissal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
COUNT BONIs MAD.
.Incensed that His Wife's Photograph is
Displayed for, Sale.
(Bv Associated Press.


PARIS, April 15.-Count Boni de Castel-
lane is angry
The cause of his wrath is that lie has
found tho Countess Photographs or sale
in a large shop on the Rue de Rivoli. In
France a, society's ewoman's pllotogra phi is
almost never on sale. The photogra pher
will usually surrender it only upon a
special order. from the owner. Hence
the mystery which maddens Count Boni-
He cannot ascertain how his wife's Pho
tographs have come into-thc. possession
of a common vender. Vi =. as "a
When the Count found.ihe photographs
exhibited side by side with those of act
resses, singers and others his anger
knew no bounds! The proprietor Of the
shop being of a lower class. in Boni's
estirnation.s the latter could not call him
out But the Count,-- who is always
ready for a fight, slapped the unfortu late
mans. face. Some think It is an cleo
tioneering trick, played by Joseph Rein
ach, to sbelittle Castcllane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
cQbab le that they intended any mis-

sGhtef. - So ~ g
Miss w. Ic Cato and NIiss@L lillian
.Ivey,Ss teachers In the public schools OF this
district, and Miss Mary Burton. Of this
village, left this morning for the Expo
ssltion at Charleston. The party expected
to be Joined at Feter sburg by Miss NIapp,,
al teacher from Blacks tonei and at Rocky
Mount by friends from OFF ok. and will
return on next Saturd lay:
The Chester Lumber Company has now
placed in their buildings boiler, engine
and achingy Of the most improved
and modern device, andEthes shavings and
all waste will be utilized in firing their
boiler. and soon ever thing will be In full
blast: Their plant is capable Of handling
a large quantity OF material.
The dwelling being constructed by DR..
s. D. Drewry will contain twenty-seven
rooms. A1r.sR:sD. Boydsis. the contractor
S Rev MI. - Price, of the Presbyterian
Church, delivered two fine sermons here
5on Sunday. Mr.. Price is seventy nine
years Of age. ssTz7. q. IS Sgs%s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
CHlLDREN's HOME SOCIETY.
Advisory Board organized-Wed ding OF
Mr.. Johnson and Miss Barker.
Especial Dispatch to Tie Times.)

Especial Dispatch to Tie .Times.]
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April IA local.
Advisory Board Of the Childrens Home
Society Of Virginia was organized here
last evening by Rev. William j. sMayoee,
of Richmond. It has two members from
nine local churches together with their.
nastorsI and also two members from AL
exandria aud Fairfax counties
Mr.. George e. Johnson, of Washington.
d. c., and Miss Addie Parker, OF Avery.
Nd. were married in this city last night
by Rev. John Cavanaush, pastor OF tha
Free Methodist Church.
An election will be held May cd. ~hen
the voters will vote on the question OF
bonding the city In the sum OF $500 ror
improvements, as authorized by the stats
Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
HoODOO NEAR HIM.
Misfortune Depriyes John kirsch OF
His Family and Fortune.
fBy Associated Press.)

ST. JOSEPH, MO-. April ia peculiar
tirsch until recently a wealthy stock
man and farmer residing near Marys.iile.
kan. his only son was fatally hurt to-
day by the breaking of q cable on 2 stump
miller. John kirsch. IN the last few
months has lost his father and mother.
his wife and his mother-in-laW and Two
children besides suffering the desfrIc-
loss of live stock by disease. He himself
is believed to be stricken with fata!
illness and with his death Will be enaced
every member of family OF ten No blood
relatives will be living. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
King in the Pit.
nv Associated Prcse.)

LONDON. April 15-King Edward wit
messed the production Of Ben F!ur" at the
Drury Lane Theatre, last night from
the vantage ground Of the pit.
regular way. but the mana cement Of the
theatre decided he would not. enjoy the
best view of the chariot race from a reg
big force of work1nen hurriedly construct
ed a luxurious royal box in the centre
OF the pit.
ed the play He remained through the
whole performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
VIRGINIA BEACH TO THE CAPE
Bids Opened for Construction OF the
4 ine-Seaboard Appointment.
1snec,al p;snntch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
NORFOLK, VA. April 19.-fiefr,,'h
1,nader. of Baltimore: was held for the
,.rand iurr here to-day on. the charge OF
stealing model dress skirts from his en-
p,ovcrs, Amos. BROMLEY and IIorntlial-
The firm employed Reader a ladies.
tailor"
bids were opened to-day for The con
struction of the cxtersion of the Norfolk
Southern Railroads line from Virginia
Beach TO Cape Henry. -
Tho appointment Of Mr.. u. r. Hickey
as master mechanic of the Seaboard Ar
Line first division, with headquarters at
Portsmouth, is announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
vassar Cir a Suicide.
fRv Associated Press.)

wINsTED, CONN, April 15.-Nervous
prostration, brought on by overstudy.
prompted Miss May Granger, gedz TWEEN
tty-six years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. $.
F. Granger. Of Centre Street, to commit
suicide during the night She took pols-
on, which she purchased at a local drug
store. Miss Granger was a graduate OF
syassar College and enc of Winsted's fair
est and brightest young women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
Cures Blood Poison
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Sores, Bone Pains. s.
II Scrofula, Etc.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
Mormon Elders Expelled.
By Associated Prcss.)

RERLIN. April 15-Two Mormon mis-
sionaries iAmericans) Lorenzo Walker
and Josef Zwahles. have been expelled
by the police from Insterburgh Cast
Prussia) as objectionable characters.
The Mornons now have upwards of a
hundred missionaries in Germany. For
several months they have been actively
engaged III q; propaganda The polit~ Of
Berlin and other large cities grant them
permits to meet freely. The Berlin con-
grcsation numbers one thousand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
SMALL BOYS.IN MISCHIEF.
Throw a Rock that Barely Misses the
Window Of a Locomotive Cab.
(Snccial Dispatch to The Times q
1 ES.rER Va - 11l.il 21l.-Snn1a. Sual Ii

fSnccial Dispatch to The Times. ! E55 ~
CHESTER, Va. April 15.-Son1e small.
boys 3on Sunday throwing stones on the.
Seaboard Air Line struck t he window. Of
the cab of a passing train and came
near striking the engineer: An employee
of the train went back from the depot,
after the trail, stopped, and found the,
boys and got their. lanes. The boys
protested their innocence. and, aimed:
that they were not throwing attthe:-csr;
anl3swere boys SO we'll raised 8 by good
and law-ab:da1S citizenso thatEtt sis hardly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
COL. HARMAN.5 PORTRAIT.
Unveiled at a Meeting of Stonewal'
Jackson Camp in Stanton.

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Ttmeso
STANTON, VA, April 15--At a meet
ing Of the StonewalI Jackson Camp to-
night, after recitations by Misses Louise
Fretwell ard Bessie Andrews the por-.
trait of Asher w. Hartman was unveheo.
ard the presentation speech was made ny
lanes Bumgardner for the donor, Archer
Harman. OF New York. The portrait was
received on the part OF the camp by j..
Baldwin Ransom.
William II. Hartman, son OF Cot Asher
w. Hartman, and his mother, Mrs. Asher
w. Hartman, OF Richmond, were present.
at the urveling.I Virginia Cheoterman.
OF Richmond, Colonel HarnanS Sranu-
daughter, unveiled the portrait
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
FREE,

the trial has not yet been made public.
A Holiness Church was organized in
this city last night, with Rev. John Nor
berry of Connecticut, pastor Articles
of faith were read and adopted. Mr. Nor
berry will remain in this city. where his
family will Join him in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
WhiteRibbOn Remedy

Can be given in Glass of sMa4eer. 1rbbe9 ~
Coff,.c Wiiiou. Patients ekn0M4edecese.i :. :.
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st.oy the diseased appetite :for acc npiic
s;:mulants whether the patient Is q Se!l7!
fi,;mcd inebriate, "a tippler, social SsdElpAT
or or drunkard. Impossible for any one
10 have an appetite for alcoholic LIQUORS
after using White Ribbon Remedy;,-
Endorsed by Members of Az c. =. Y;
Mrs Moore, Press Superintendent OF the
woman's Christian Temperance Union,
Ventura. California, writes: n have. lest
cd White Ribbon Remedy on very obstl-
nate drnnkards and the cures have. been zee y
given secretly. cheeiful1ys recommend
and endorse White Ribbon Remedy Mem,
berg of our Union are delighted 70 ma
n practical and economical treatment 10
aid us in our temperance work
Mrs. NJ. "A. Cowan. OF the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union. 81 les - !
know OF 80 many people redeemed. from
The curse Of drink by the use. of nv ite
Ribbon Remedy that earnestly request
mail. 81. Trial package free by writing
or calling on Mrs, "A. Al. fownsend. dor
wears Secretary OF the: Woman S Chris
fian Temperance Gniona. No. sis4srrenpnt
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
TEACHERS MAY STRIKE.
Their Pay Less Than That Of. Those Who
Wash Windows of School.
nv Associated Press \

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 1.-THE
Sentinel. says: Summary action Is to be.
taken by the representat ives Of 100 class
teachers ii, the Milwaukee Teachers As.
ISOLATION. more than half OF whom are
paid less than ward laborers and window:
washers g about the blildngs, school
houses inetuJ d - rom expressions OF:
& members It would seem that Something In
tine naturessofzas strikes IS net improbable-s
IN wa ges. g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16
ALLEGED MOONSHINER.
John w. Hicks Tried at Danville for
Illicit DistlIinp.

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.l
i,ANNILLE, IA, Aprli-ls-'oh'l
~. Hicks the so-called King OF
Moonshiners, who is allie ed to have op-
Grated three or four distilleries along the
border of Halifax and Person counties
for years past. was tied in the United
states Court to-day. The outcome CT