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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
sTARKE GOES TO. JAIL
Governor Montague Declines to Inter.
fere in His Case.

~ a''hS''-
fere in His Case.
Lieutenant John ". Starke served two
hours in the city jail last night. Cover
nor Montague having declined to remit
that portion of the sentence Of the court
martial which tried Starke recently on
the charge of conduct unbecomins an
officer and a gentleman while on duty
with his regiment. The warrant was
sworn out by Captain Thomas A. Spencer.
president of the court. several days ago,
but was not executed, pending Governor
Nontague's decision AS soon as Cover
nor Montague reached his decision Deputy
Sergeant John F'innegan arrested former
Lieutenant Starke and took him to the
Jail, where he served from 9 O'Clock TO
II g. clock p. NJ. The remainder OF the
sentence of the court, which involves Mr.
Starke.s diahonorable discharge from the
service, went into effect at the same time.
w ha tever may have been Governor Mon
tague's inclinat tons in the matter, dc d1d
not think it proper for him. after ap-s
proving the sentence of the court. to prac-
tically disapprove it by modification. when
the new statute on the subject gives the
{ Governor and -Chief no fur-8
ther right than to approve or disapprove.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
FEDERAL BUILDING NEWS
Charles j. 10th as Yet Unable to Fur-
nish Bail

Charles j. 10th as Yet Unable to Fur-
nish Bail.
Charles j. 10th. who is being held by
the Federal authorities on the charge
Of sending an obscene letter through the
mail. has so far been unable to give
bail and is yet held in the city jail.
William Malone. collector OF customs
OF Petersburg, was visitor to the In
ternaI revenue collectors office yester-
day.
Contractors have put their men to work
repairing the offices OF MIR. Joseph IS.
Stewart. collector OF customs in the Fed
eral building.
The repairs will embrace new carpets
and wall paper.
The transcript records Of appeals for
the following cases were received yes
terday In the clerks Office OF the United
States Cicuit Court OF Appeals and VIII
come up at the November term:
Gastonia Cotton Sfanufa cturlnG Com
panyys w. L. Wells, from the Circuit
Court OF the Western District OF NORTH
Carolina.
The steamship "Acilia" and Henry Mar
tens. master. VS.. the steamship era
thorre', for 5000 damages, in admiralty.
caused by collision at sea- The case Is
appealed from the District Court OF
Maryland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
DEATH OFHU5BAND AND WIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodman Die
Within Few Hours of Each Other.
Especial Dispatch. to The Times.)

: E { : + 81
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, October s..
Death reaped full harvest in one house
hold of the city Sunday. when a devoted
wife followed her husband within a few
hours across the dark river.
Mr.. James D. Goodman, a prominent
citizen, who has been i'll for some time,
died at o'clock Sunday morning at his
home in Belmont, in the seyenty-fourth
year of his age.
When quite a young man he moved to
Richmond, where he conducted success
fully for many years a dry goods store.
He served honorably throughout the war.
Soon after the war Mr.. Goodman came
back to this city, and for several years
was engaged in the mercantile business
here. He retired from business some
years ago, and devoted the balance Of
his life to managing his large real estate
interests in the city. Mr.. Goodman was
a member of the Methodist Church, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

a: ,i,s-s curgd NC. kew my bet. was badly
cr:.r;cd Sriei .rsuv doctor. sad two OF them
5sve ne NJ to die None q them did me much
good The pains il, n: bscs. hips aad leEs e.
~ IA ut .;rren ia my head. you'd nearly XII
ms. nv appetite wsA xery bad. E-crybooy5
,ae saw nc said .nast die. took Eve bottles
.. tac Code, Medical Discovery. and Jour
at:sr sase;i1g trve.ve gears vEita ss,eamatis;n-'
The sole motive for Substitution is to
.,e,.ui. the dealer to make the httle#
;,,nre# profit paid by the sale Of less
;:c;;toricus medicines. Es gains you
lose. Therefore acceEa no substitute Tor
wCaiden Afedica! Discovery"
;1- Ficrce's Peasant Pellets cleanse
.se bowels ss,a stimulate the sluggish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
HEAD-ON COLLISION
One Engineer Fatally Hurt and Other
Train Hands Injured.

Especial Dispatch to The Times9
NINsTON-SALEA. n. C.. October g.
A head-on collision occurred this after
noon one mile north Of Walnut Cove. a
freight engine ran into the incoming pas
senger train from Roanoke. Engineer ".
e. Figarr. Of tho passenger train. was
fatally injured. Besides being scalded all
over. his skull was crushed and the two
phvsicians sent from here say he is I'm
conscious and cannot live Captain Figarr
is about ffty-five years old. His home Is
IN Roanoke. Va, and he has q wife and
one child He Is now at Walnut Cove.
The fireman on the passenger train
jumped when he saw the freight engine
coming, and only sustained slight inju-
ries.
Engineer Wallace and his fireman. OF
the freight engine. only sustained slight
bruises Conductor Johnson and several
passengers were shaken up. and a few
came out with slight bruises
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

this city, and instantly killed. The tired
man was sitting on the track ties to
rest and fell asleep in that position. The
train came rushing along, but the sleeper
did not hear it and was struck, his mead
being. almost severed from his body. The
remains were discovered soon afterward
and brought back to the city.
Mr.. Snead was about thirty-flVe years
old, a resident of Fifeville and mar
ried man. his wife and three children
surviving him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
one Of the most devoted students of the

Bible in the city.
He was married to Miss Elizabeth Fly,
v no followed him so closely to the grave.
One daughter, the result of this union,
survives her parents, Mrs. ]. w. Garnett,
of Cu1peper county.
Mrs. James D. Goodman. the wife, died
at o clock Sunday afternoon, in her sixty
fifth year. She had been an invalid for
eight years. Mrs. Goodman was daugh-
ter of the late James Francis Fry. who
was Commissioner of the Revenue for AL
benarle county for about thirty years,
Until his death short time since.
The funeral services Of both husband
and wife were conducted at the Metho-
dist Church here at o'clock this after
noon. the Rev. VII. Edwards leading the
impressive ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
Blessed is the Peacemaker.

CLEAR FORK, VA. october 6.-The
ert Sarver. whose home IS near here. but
who has been working at Falls Mills.
va. lately. was accidentally shot at that
place Sunday by his brother. John sar-
ve- It seems that John Sarver and his
sbrc:her-in-law. Ed. auckland. were hAv-
Ing fight. and Robert was trying to
step II, when pistol In the hands OF
John was discharged. the lead taxing IL
feet under Roberts left arm
It IS thought to be dangerous wound.
Only about four months ago his brother.
Crockett, lost leg In a railroad AGO.
dent near Tip Top.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
5.-1l1a9 AZ
Birthday Party Tonight.

a birthday party will be held at Im-
manuel Baptist Church, Fifth and Leigh
streets. tonight. The entertainment will
he under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society, and will be OF a very interesting
character There will be no. admi ssion
fee. but a free will Offering viii be made
refreshments win be served without cost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
BISHOP RANDOLPH
breaches in Wytheyilie and Confirms ;
Ciass-Goes to Bristol.

(special Dispatch % The '1 1fhss.1
ryr4EyILLE, VA, October 6.-Rt.
'pav 4 NJ. Randolph. bishop of the Do
1850. :, southern Virginia, preached to a
: 80. 80, large and apprecia tive congregation
= st Johns Episcopal Church last eve
,irp and after the sermon confirmed a
lass Of sixteen. Six more candidates.
who lived In the country, were prevented
CON attending by the inclement weather.
The Bishop left on the noon train to-
day for Bristol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
A Sudden lWlIlge.

or pain is generally the first warning O.
an attack Of rheumatism. It feels as i
the disease were in the bones or muscles,
but the real cause of rheumatism 10
found in impure blood. In order to cure
rheumatism the blood must be cleansed
OF the poisonous impurities which are
the cause of the disease.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been very successful iii the cure OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
SOCIETY EVENTS
PETERSBURG /. | b ! [
Entertainers I; . Planning l7g for the.
Coming Cay Season a
COUNTRY CLUB {; al NEW FAC TOR.
It's Membership j. More Largely Of the
GentIer Sex Than Of Males. and
Many Entertainments Will Be
Given Old Maids Convent'n
COUNTRY CLUB a. NEW FACTOR
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

IL y 90 Eas.I Eg-
PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. 6.--society
devotees are now beginning to plan for
the coming season. Many have return
ed home from their summer trips and
are ready for the gaities OF winter. No
functions have yet been held, but re-
ceptions, germans and parties will soon
begin. Petersburg society will prob
ably have more to occupy its time this
season than it has had for many years.
The Country Club will add greatly to
the pleasure of the people in this city.
The club membership will be about three
hundred and fifty, and about two hun
dred of this number will be ladies. Golf,
tennis, trap-shooting and other out-of-
door sports will accord amusement and
recreation Germans will be given by
the club every week or two.
s. Ping-pong has become a popular past
time in Petersburg and will take the
place of cards at many evening enter
tainmentS
WEDNESDAY, MUSIC CLUB
The Wednesday Music Club this week
decided to- postpone its first regular
meeting for three weeks. This club Is
composed of the best musical talent in
the city and is under the efficient man
agement Of Miss Laura v. Jones, its
Epresident-has had a successful career.
Its membership is limited to thirty,
members being elected by the club in
the event of vacancies.
OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.
The Old Maids, of Petersburg, will
hold a convention at the Academy Of
Music in this city Tuesday, October 14th.
Just what business they will transact
cannot now be said, as they have not
made known their plans. If all eligible
delegates are present there will be few
seats in the auditorium for the general
public, provided the public is permitted
they will not be denied this privilege
It is doubtful if any persons will at
tempt to outline what they believe will
be discussed in the convention. Mat
ters pertaining to old maids in general
will certainly have careful considera-
ton and doubtless the convention will
endcavor to have some measure intro
duced into the law-making. bodies OF the
country for the purpose of laying a tax
on bachelorhood. If as individuals they
have been unable to make an impress
sion upon a man they can hardly hope
that by acting in a body they can In
fluence a body of men.
But they evidently have in mind the
a great deal to them. for the old maids
in Petersburg are looking more cheerful
than they have for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

rheumatism, b e.
cause it entirely
cieanses the blood
from the poison.
Gus $ u bsta noes
" hic h are the
cause OF the dis
ease. It not only
purifes the blood
but by increasing
the activity of the
blood IN a kin g.
glands, it increases
the supply Of pure,
rich blood which
adds to the vigor
of every physical
organ.
Mr.. 4. A. Mcknight
Of Cades, Williams
burg Co. S. c.. writes:
al had been troubled
With rheumatism for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
To Wr;ta Up Richmond.

Mr. Charles W. Tyler, of the New York
sun. is in the city and will spend some
days collecting data for special article
on the material growth and prosperity of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
TRACK-WALKER KILLED
Went to Sleep on the Ties and Was
snoei.l. n,snatch To The Times .

Especial Dlspatch TO The T1mes.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct g.
Mr.. Littletons c. snead. a track-walker
on the Southern Railroad, was struck
by passenger train No. 80, northbound,
on Sunday morning about 8 o'clock, near
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
BENJAMIN r. Hauft and Matte Williams;
John Bonnini and Rosa Bacci.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

Judge Minor in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday granted divorce in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

Cuero, Texas, May 2I-The De wiz
county democratic convention met today
with every precinct In the county repre-
scuted except two.
Hon. johu NJ. green OF oakum was nom
mated Tor representative.
Delegates were Instructed as follows;
Notcrrfr. LauhHul, ueutcngul Euv1ruJr,
Ncu'i attorney general, Bell. rompjrolrg
lcNC, treasurer Robbins, superht audeui Of
public Instruction, Lefeyrc; railroad com.
missioner liurn>hy. l5nd commissioner a
court criminal appcaiS. " l.. Duvids ~ .
Ftlst supreme district G.. G. Garrett. sen
ator, A. T.. Davidson: congress ticpsEe
HurSess; county chairman. ID. w Ma Il;
secretary, sam e. Luchey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
Grain Dealers in Town.

Galveston Texas, May 24-About twenty
hVe members of the Texas Grain Dealers
association arrived in Galveston this morn.
ing from Waco where they have been Mt.
tending a meeting Of that organization i'm.
mrnatey after dinner the marty accom-.
pamel 10y local committee ,,.,,,.,o,
elevator A, the Southern Pacific teri,iosls
ana Witnessed The aquatic snprts On mo
4 ts Iohight they indulged IN a Iip in
t inc gun ana We're otherwise entertained
are having a good time - N''NU az"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

Segmn, Texas, May ~. The Sesuiu pre-
clhcl held It's primary today with the fol,
lowing instructlons For congress. J, b.
ihhrcl'; STATE senator, John Faust; asso-
ciate Justice OF court of clvil appeals w.
). Fly' railroad commissioner. q. n Col.
quittf. district attorney, ". NJ. Atkinson:
superintendent Of public instruction, O.
igNrc; judge OF court OF criminal appeals.
W. /. Davidson. Both John Moore ana
harrS Wur2ebavh We're Instructed Tor lie
iNgisiatuIe, but refused the nomination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
NEW YoRk PREsRYTERIANs.
Senator BeVeridae Made an Adroit and
lnVidicus Comparison

Senator Beveridae Made an Adroit and
lnVidicus Comparison
New York, May 2l-Therc was a full
attendance at the Presbyterian general as
sembIy today when United States Sena-
tor Beveridge (Ind.) and Rev pr j. NJ.
Buckley, editor of the Christian Advocate.
came 10 convey to the assembly the good
will and greeting OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church
Senator BevcridRe said in part: The
flag and the cross are alike in one re-
spect--they never retreat. You may tenn
porarily close a church here a flag may
be Withdrawn there. but only in order to
advance permanently their interest. They
have one common purpose-the cross 70
advance Christianity the flag TO make
this Christian country the greatest power
on earth"
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
LsnecInl no. The pnstl

'Nbf'4Wi 10 . ne l-oSI.l
Washington, May 24-Danirl Webster
Wilson 81 Galveston has graduated from
the law department of Howard university.
this city, with high honors The tlo OF
bachelor OF law VIII be conferred on him
next MoDdav night He will pronarN 10
cate either Ia Houston or san Antonio
senator Bailey returned TODAY from New
York where he has been for the past three
days under the treatment of specialist In
throat troubles. The senator 3, not Satiy-
ned with the condition of his throat aul ON
this accuuu; has definitely decided not to
speak ON The philippine bill.
An error made IN the transmission Of the
resume Of Representative KlcberE speech
ON the immigration sent The Post Wcdncs-
day night caused that gentleman to be
represented MS saying the exact opposite
Of what he did say In speaking Of the
educational test he made the point that
generally anarchists wcrp mot liter ito
aud that q large percentage of the people
Of aparchlStc tendency VIII came to this
country were capable NJ standing Nh eiu-
c0tioual test" etc, As prltcd tho wrl
mot" was omitted before 'i lt.rltc" an |
placed between "were" ami capable"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Negroes Head Blown of and Three
White Men Injured.

Pittshurg. Texas, May pa fatal boiler
explosion occurred mt Casou, ten mics
east " this place. this afternoon about 3
O'Clock, In which negro lost his litc and
three white men were Injured one of whom.
VIII probably die. Incoming tranmen re.
port the complete demolition OF tiruicr-
sen Bros, suwmil 10y the explosion of the
mrge boiler. The mill was situated IA the
heart OF the town ana brakeman stated
scattered over the entire town by tho *.
ploslon, piece OF the smoke stack falling
through the roof OF Il residence geycrt u
blown though the 6rick wall Of 4 business
house. Ii is impossible TO OBTAIN the
name Of the dead negro ana the Injured.
The negroes head was blown completely on
his body.
The accident is said 70 have been caused
10y the negro iremen allowing the water iu
the boiler to get too low There is great
excitement in the little village.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
Party Is at Dallas

Dallas, Texas, May 24.-Ihs
OF New Orleans business men ~
arrived in Dallas tonight. TAsI Z
at the train by a committee q X
Commercial club, Mayor CaDel ~
and luncheon at the club heaassn
given all the visitors. A resegvl
Dallas club followed. Inc oelsss|
spend the night in the city aaa "
tomorrow morning,
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Wsrehouses al Naoondoohes

Naccgdo,hes Texas. MAY II Abu Z
o'clock tonight lire destroyed the cold 81 r.
age house belonging 20 the Houston Ice
fnd Brewing company anl G. T. coats
Loss about $500 Partially covered by in
mranrc ghc American Brewing compan5',
cold storage house which stood Immediate
ly hy waH olsp destroyed. Loss about ~ I
cl building w. a. WILSON, the hrnrer
used the latter honsc as warehons, =
stoimg hog products. His los; can not Ia
ascertained.
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THE ELECTRICAL TRUST.
Complaint Is 10 Be Filed With the
Federal Attorney General.
THE ALLEGATIONS WHICH ARE MADE
Embrace Many Violations Of the Sher-
man Anti-trust Law--lt Has Its
Headquarters at Chicago.
Especial to The Post.)

Especial TO The Post.)
Chicago, May 2i.-The Record Herald TO-
morrow win print the following: Com.
plaint is to be fled with Attorney General
Knox alleging that the Electrical Supply
Dealers association Of the United States Is
trust. Information to this effect Is be.
Ing collected by independent electrical sup
ply dealers. When they act, which will be
shortly, they will ask the attorney general
to proceed against the association under tue
sherman law. The investigating work has
Decn carried on secretly by the indepen-
dchts ana certain dissatisfied members OF
the association because, If the instigators
We're made known, they claim, the ass0cla
ton would fine Its recalcitrunt members,
boycott and blacklist them and would use
Us alleged enormous power To shut on the
independent dealers from sources Of sup
ply.
The charges made against the association,
which mas It's headquarters In Chicago are:
Ihat 1t was organized with the deliberate
purpose OF restraining trade and destroying
competition.
That It has partiuoned the selling terri
tory of the United states Into three divi-
sions- Eastern Western ana Southern and
In these divisions II permits or prevents the
sale OF electrical supplies
mat 1t likes the wholesale and retail
prices Of electrical supplies arbitrarily and
within the last SIX months has raised the
same from % to 100 per cent without legal
Jurisdiction.
That the association maintains boycott
ogoipst ,.or,nntiti,d i,i,,.s - hI,cpitst for
recairitrant rSen1iors and y rstern nf snics
nv yybtch M infrorti"rl. Of tbs r,ies and
regulations are reported
,,.,ian 40 SSI ,, ol n'T . r, ,.,,i
N",'u ~ i''p,f.u .p"it Iu,.l, uuy'' ~
,luE plo's, Nellph u" ny y','' ru U' u Avn.
way HuJ inc way pfcscHped by tue dsSo'
c"uou.
DEALERS HAVE REEN
FORCED OFT or TRADE.
,r.
Huo retal electrical supply de"lerS "I 'h'
United states have been forced ont Of
~ '"0 w Tug
non.
mat So arbitrary are the rules ot tue as
of supply except " the quantity ana al
the pticc liked by IL.
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Hyman Blum Ma.

Galveston, Texas, May 24-I,.,l
ceived from New York city n,
death there this morning Of H,,,|
for many years a member Of 4. n
goods firm of l.. q II. Blum nj
resident partner In New YsA u
but occasional visits 10 GalYestss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
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Struck Win a Bottle Of Acid

Yoakum Pexas, May 81 During ara
Guilty which occurred in j. c, Rankln's sa
loon tonight. Charles Moore was struck n
the face With large bottle OF carbolio
ACID his face being badly cut and hog.
ribly burned.
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sherman's contdbvtsr

Sherman, Texas, May 24-Th
cash and supplies were donated b
pie of sherman to the cyclone e
Goliad: Cash. S460.5o; -four. gtrH
clothing and bedding, 5000 poHlA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
Retail Clerks Expeoted Tod,v

Galveston, Texas MAY "a. .romorrow
there WIN arrive from Fort worth and Dal
las an excursion OF the retag clerks or
those respective cities, II is expected about
800 VIM arrive and the Retail Clerks union
o. this city VIII meet them with brass
oNna on tnelr arrival az the union depot
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Sherman is Prepared

Sherman, Texas, May A-is' j
leans excursion party, consls'ps
of the leading business men ana X
Will reach sherman tomoIlgs
They win he met and enter'a-H
committees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
ProhlbitIon pefeated in cooke COUNTY

gainesville Texas, May "a The prohl.
bitiou campaign closed Ia this county today
amidst great excitement Gainesville gave
a majority TO the ants Of $40: other boxes
heard trom have reduced this To ass Tha
400 and there Is no doubt hut they are ri,,'
torious. The remaining boxes can moi mn.
tcriaily ailcot the figures given. The uros
acknowledge defeat
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San AnaeIo,s Fund.

San Angelo, Texas, May a.-ail
has sent S135 TO the mayor d Y
the relief of the storm sufferers
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CRUZ. San Antonio, Texas. May IL
PROF tiilhcrt Cruz. well known educator
md spanish scholar. died at his home Ia
slant