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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
SOM Foorl.H PEorr.K

Allov cough TO rrn until |, gets beyond
the resch Of medicine They often ssy.
Oh. II oil seer away, bu, in moot cases
u will wear them away. Gould they be
indaoed 70 try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bsissm, which is sold on .
positive guarantee 10 cure. they would
immediately see the excellent eject after
taking the fret dose. Price % and soc
Trial size free. At oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

II hssii that tie postotscs 81 sasru 50
ell be e'e.a1 and = rasl delivery from
Rsstshago esisblished. After the arrest
Of d a'y sssrnsr. the Postmaster, for
dir aeits the to,frnner,, George
". Pienb ss sppoisttd se,irs poa
IN wtsr. aud served urtil the sc.in Of The
othes sue strsishtered cat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

10 ssnshs.,ss. Sept. sa,h, .es 10 ~ ana
y. yeha Mcbride
Ia hanchsasr Aasa,i ala. go tatMt ssA
NJ. FFeisflss G wlllsms
10 ksheAsslsf, Aaeasl iah aausAttf 10 NJ
sad ME- ChAls, kot,
Ia Manchester, August atlh, . aAughtsf D. NJ
sna ME- J.ns y rafdy.
Ia hsnoh.stst, August lsth, son "a NJ .pa
Mis- Lei. hadfa.
In Manchester. OF. aa /. a.ashte, 10 NJ sna
Mrs Affair n1ftcurAs,
II ksnes@,sf o.plrs, sept 1th, eco 10 NJ
sns Mo H. neat q Msltt
In sspeh..ltt csnps ssgi sslh, .. cen 10 Mr.
And hfs MINER Whitman
In Msnohsstsf, Feet Aa. daughter 10 Mr.
and Ars ffsns fruran,
In taaehes,st Ceuire, Sept and, . .oa to
NJ and hfs heliH | smlh,
10 Manchester, sept. III. daughter 10 Nc
and hts Lew u Knott,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Dol. b. M, Hssley. editor q Hsrpers
Weekly and the North Ameticsn Review
paid . visit TO bis old home 10 Vermont
Peschsm -snd when be returned home
wrote that there ere Just four more Is
many COWS and no. more than one.io urth
ss many mortgages 10 PeaohAm ss here
we're twenty yesrs ego.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Lost via bsrret o. shis Efsriions,
Biessts. sss Piuties rbsy dosI
hs.e ihsn. tuf .ill sny oss. vho meet
Bsetisss Arties sa.s. 1, sleues lhe
isee Esr N. 81 s.ll Bsssa vsri.h be
lore ~ !, cares sers lps, sesppe5 hsbss,
chilblsis.. Isisliitle Ter Piles. 25s 81
n Ihiyriss, k.pehssttr Cssire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

While lighting 9 pile OF brush, after
pnlting on gasoline, at bis summer
home 1t Thonpson's Poin. Wednesday
evening. Justice J ID, Brewer was badly
burned sbout the face and hands. but
osing 10 prompt attention and good
nursing it is thought the burns will not
prove serious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

The nev "fosisr" mill OF the Rutlsnd-
Florenes Mubls company st the village
Of Florence. 10 Pitlsiord, which has been
10 course Of cons,rociiop for nearly =
year, aud which 10 conceded by marble
men 10 be The fnes,. most up to date
and best equipped Unable mill 10 the
world. 10 pov pr.otic.lly flushed and
the m,ebioety within tbe'uill will be 10
operation 10 lev days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Murray Bash, who hes lived 90 the
Malvern stock fsrm 10 Worthwhile The
psst lev year. has cold the place 10 J
l. Hovey Il Wbeelock for $40. 900. This
10 one OF the best known farms 10 Ls
mobile oouoty. II YES owned for several
yesrs by Mr.. Msl,ero OF New York city
and was then specially fitted up - .
stock farm. Later 1t vas sold 10 q. r.
Page OF Worthwhile, who Tor many yssrs
made . speoislty Of rsisins aud dealing
10 zoe borses,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

For = pissssni ps,sio nts Chan Der
lsirs stonseh ard Liver Tablets. Esy
to take. Plesssrt 10 Eject. For ssls b,
A II Psiiibors, Msnehssiet Depot, ]. II.
whippls, Asnehsstar Center. Jsnss Cody
sssih Doset. ] N Armstrong. Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

"The fastest sallins article have 10 my
store" sriies drupsist q. T. Smith. Of
Davis. Ky, Il Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Copsum p,ior, Coughs snd Colds, be
cause II slssy, cure'. 10 my sir years OF
ssles II hes nessr failed. Ibsvs kpown il
10 save Sufferers from Throat snd Lung
diseases. VITO could gel DO help from doc
tore or any other remedy Mothers rely
% II, beet ply sicisbs prescribe II, and ]
Il Wbipplr, Manchester Centre, susrsp
tees satisfaction or reiund price. Trial
bottles Tree Reg. tizss, 600 aud 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Liquor dealers about the state srs psy
ing no foes for ipirsctiops OF tie prohibit
tory Law. but are entering sppesls 10
every case 10 the belief tbpt the Law
will be repealed q. the Garrett session
Of the legislature,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

J. 4 Esuis, the vetersn oorresp ondent
will be ct Montpelier during the sessions
OF the lrtislstnre. returning 10 the Senate
poste flee 10 Washington when Congress
onvenes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Tearing Dosn Signals dofs not delay
storms. Opium-lsden medicines" msy
check oouehioe. bat the cold stays. Do
not tri6le, when you begin 10 cough take
Aliens Lung Bslssm, free from opium,
foil OF healing power
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF THOMAS KEATis0.
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
tho Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioner, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Thomas keatlng late OF Dorset
In said District, deceased, and all claims exhibit.
cd In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that va
will meet for the purposes aforesaid At the
store OF j. NJ Griffith. In East Dorset,
on the 18th day OF March. 1908, from
two o'clock p. N. until four O'Clock p. y. on
said day and that siI months from the
18Th day OF September A. ID. 1902, 10 the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-.
sent their claims TO US for examination and
Allowance.
Dated al Dorset, this 18th day OF Beplem.
Der A ID. 1902.
). N N e ehIptlrH' oom'-
JAS. MoDEvITr, Administrator. East Dorset,
Vermont 223w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
WHAT SHALL VIZ HAyR FnR ER.ARRr

WHAT SHALL We BAvR For DESERT.
This question srises 10 the family every
day. Let Us susver today. Try Jell-O.
. delicious dessert Prepared 10 two min
utes. No bskipsl odd hot water and set
TO ccol. Flsvors: Lemon. Orsnge. Rssp
berry snd Strawberry. A. yonr procers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

A mANCHE-TRR WOMAN Ask
"hsve you . floor paint that lasts Nv
weeksT Yes, we have DevJe',; IL has .
beautiful CLOSE and will wear tw) yesrs II
properly applied. A. l.. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
FARM FOR SALE
In East Manchester, VT,

la Acres, 2 houses, q barns, 1 house IA rooms
sood shed aud wagon shed, Ice house-full D,
iee-rnpring wafer In house. barn With nrst
houss s2ri0. barn Hsof and two bays, basement
sscond house rooms, barr snieorn house.
A Farm in Winhsll, Vt, 1872 Acres
House II rooms. wood she'd and carriage shed
t@o large barns. one hall meadow aud pssinrs
rect 10 timber land.
232 Acres Wood Land, l4th range
10 wlahsil. Vermont. two and one hall rsiies
rom railroad station.
400 Acres OF Wood Land in East
Dorset, W.
! siH cell tie Above property very cheap ana
sn easy terms. ~ an going into tasiasss Ia
Troy. n. Y.
LOUIS DuPREssR,
-. Manchester Depot, VI.
fsorusfy ID. lsa. 40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
FOR SALE

In A'llns ton. Vermont. . partly furnished
cottage and barn Ten rooms and bath room.
Hon-e open for inspection daily.
Address,
Mas. GEORGE 4. PRATT,
Arlington, Vermont.
Auautt 20 :. 1907. l6iiI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

(,0MM lSSIONERS' NOTICE
Estate OF DAVID 4. Wilson.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court, for the District OF Man.
chester, Commissioners TO receive, Examine aud
Adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
agAinst the estate Of
David \ Wilson late Of Manchester
In said District. deceased aud all claims exhibit
I'd In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al the store
Of the late deceased in Manchester Centre on
the 23d day Of March 1908, from O'Clock p ".
until four O'Clock ?, NJ on said day. and that
SIX months from the 22nd day OF September A, D.
1902, 10 the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present thor claims TO us for en-
animation and allowance.
Dated At Manchester this 22nd day Of Sep.
TENDER A. u. 1904.
81 WalppLE. Cam,
II ] FULLER, oom TO-
RoxASsa WILSON, Administrative. Manchester,
Centre, Vermont. s29w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-09

Auau,, % . 1904.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
WOMAN'S COLLEGE SITE.
Committee Will View Conditional
Of HI

Committee Will View Conditional
Donations Of Land This Week.
The committee from the trustees of the
Woman's College to select site in or near
Richmond 70: tie erection of the new
college building. met yesterday afternoon
at the office of the B. +. Johnson Publish
ing Company.
The committee consists of W. S. Forbes.
chairman. John G. Williams. John Garland
Pollard. w. j. Chewing. and DR.. T. B.
Hawthorne.
1t is understood that the committee
considered several conditional donations Of
land in the western and northern sub
urhs.
It is the purpose of the trustees to
spend as early as possible, 100000 in the
erection OF buildings. That body meets
early In November. to learn the report of
the committee. who will this week view
tSe tpronosed sites, and consider other
propositions, which will probably be sub
tmitted to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
NEW YORK CORONER is
PRACT|CING THE TWO-STEP.
Dances and Views CorpseS Alter
nntelE-Is Going to Lead Great
Big Cotillon.

NEW YORK. October 25.-tSpecial)-
Coroner Goldenkranz has been practicing
the latest two-step waltz in his office in
the Criminal Court h.ildinG all the morn
ing. under the tuition of his ninlble sec
rotary. George Wall.
Only once was he interrupted when he
was summoned TO the Battery to LOOK
ct q drowned man. 1t was no time before
he returned to his Office, breathless, and
throwing his coat on a chair, he continued
in his lessons as a cotilion leader in his
shirt sleeves. The care Of the Office and the
thoughts of grusomc relics We're dispens-
ed with to make himself more perfect in
the subtle art Of the two-step, while his
young secretary whistled to the coroner's
mistakes, which brought the perspiration
in streams around his collar.
The strenuous preparations were due to
The annual ball of the George Washing
ton Association. affiliated with the Citi-
zens Union in the Tenth Assembly Dis
trict the coroner to lead the grand march.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
THE PANAMA TITLE
GOOD AND VALID.
kcox,s Opinion of
What the United States Win Get
If She Accepts the Offer.

NASHlNGTON. D. c.. October c5.-At-
torney-Ceneral knox has decided that il
the United States should accent the offer
of the new Panama Canal t-ompanv. sub
mitted last spring. for the sale of the
canal for 100000 it would receive
through. the parties in interest. valid
and unincumbered title to the property
ms decision was arrived at after thor
ough and exhaustive investigation of the
situation in Paris. first by Special Attor-
ney Charles W. Russell. and later bv the
himself.
The Attorney General formally submit
ted the opinion to President Rooseyert
to-day. 1t makes about go pages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ENTERTAINMENT DEFERRED.

MiHlstrelsy ana ss'rth At the Sol
diers' Home Set for November 7th.
The entertainment 70 be given at Pc
gram Hall. Lee Camp Soldiers Home.
+ originally announced for this week, has
bee been : postponed until November It'll, II
VIII Their. he givcn. only the old soldiers
admitted There will be no charge for
admission. the affair being purely an en-
sleFtalnment for the pleasure Of the vete-
: In the city will rartinipa t. ii the AFFAIR.
which VIII consist Of "A minstrel arst part.
MI vocal and instrumental music sps5s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
NEITHER SIDE SCORES.
Exciting Football Struggle Be-
tween Local EIeyecs

An interesting game of football was
prayed Yesterday evening on Lee Moru-
lnent neld between the West-Ead eleven
and the Main Street boys. Neither scored
The Main-Street boys .laG the best Of
lL as far as weight went. but the Vest
End eleven held them down. The Gams
was a struggle from the time the bali
was kicked off until time was called a,
the END of the second halt. The features
or the game was the fine tackline OF hotl
Sides. though III this Tine the West End
cnds-S,renshaw and Micha sIs-fiiI mora
man Was expected OF them. The Hire
heid well There was crowd 10 witness
the game
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

OTHER EVENTS AT MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. TENN. O2tobei. 25-.At tho
Memphis Tro.;ing -a*sociation's fall meet
:Hg today, anotbcs' worlds record for
stations -Sas anaouno,a from the Judges
stand. w!a,n NeI'vola paced TWO mics i'll
A., III
John 4. mcl1oroa,. winner OF the Boston
his record OF 10 u He trotted the
milo in 2:e5 Ii. Summaries:
Special rot to waEon--i'npoSone won in
t'rec rtraasht htslts; Frsinser second.
e:Ie trct. purse Nooo--N Mckinley won
third :1:sd :onrt!! lratS sud -ace: Eeledia
sccand. taking sctoad heat Lady Con-
stantine third. taxing i!rst heat Best
time 2:lB J-2
2:16 p:a,e purse 81 600 Gentry Won in
two stra'a:h. heats: Home Circle SECOND:
tT!cs-fo-1s.li pace. purse Sl.Soe-PIince
Alcr, wo:l in tao straight heats: Harold
IL second. Dan IS. third Best time.
y'la Cotton stakes -:li pace. purse
s2r.l-Direci fsai VOC IN two str;isht
third B-st tine. .;:oi Il.
IL; trek 20 waeos, tts,.sniislaedo-M ar;quc.
won FIRST liea:: Dr. Book second. Time.
AT NORRIS. PARK.
NEW YORK 1cieee2' oa-.f.atrntf5cr:;
Shi.lGs's Ailvance tsssist ,w.t5 George
oodom % :ss saGs.. SeT lie DORIS
to-'aY. t5n ra:a- azaC tl!e io:r;ense t-row@
gave him :. ,si,si:.g caes' :;s nc passed.
The wire. G-sa' Tor: Ho...s VS. ,asei'itc
:can I1c"py was.e.. wGS second Blue
,ad i.5 flcla Tor .r:.> ara ? ha!r Round
.-s tho ia- t:sri the LIS. A::e OdoR, sent
'at a faw a.-t!a. wacr lie Shields horse
IIad tho da:.fe!.: between h;.a and Biues
I'VE, % E-:et,, 7:,o vas -jdr-.r {, gooI
race. se7t ~ ia "a: Up ,:1.: soon forged
ahead ., ,i@ca -: looked .:rr awhile as
sc the I2:nh. a:t:se VAS going to give
tho so:. 81 G:ea; Tom . rGxs. but when
~. I. 49,,
% low mach !lc would win BIZ. Sunn!a~
,iaS
FIRST :-aos ceiling. s,ss2:sc:eass, ahoat
% 1oi 10, vo:.. siive. Liza, q - ], second
i q Ss:acIS Is - . .:r1 Ti,u.. $40
Second racs-2:asfieE> 2,3es, olds; the
se er lee, sS 8 30 o 81 Me
i, Is ], rhi-a. .r:;n-. IL: ~ - 80
laird .@t"e-7I,c 77nt;e Plains l,an?;-
.ar fcs e-tcar-.,i,s: ::ac 15ciilse course
i To II sccoinl. Dick Nelles tG /" j. third. i
t'imc. :0@ -
Weight, fo.' a:.> race. Tor 33-%ear-1ltlS and /
upward. two ;ntes and n quarter. ri With |
PRS couIse--AdEence Guard g 10 ~ Won,
NNeth @ "a :, second. Blues % to ;. third. /
l'iftl, rasss-Sel .i,,:. :a?-,ear-olds and up |
y, w'r'' the With Ai'hs,rs 'n =, S, Bell
G,.acc ~ 10 i ID I'd. Tiine. Ia -. '''''
sixth i'ace--hand far Tor '-ycar-ol:s and
lpwards. mile anni thrcc-sx. een,las over
ihe Wi,hcrs cours,s-Efun'er Eaiucy q TO
j. won. SiS-Shoete1- lII to ), second I.or,!
Badge - TO y third. Time. 90
on Tho tVnrtl, T'rrck.
CHICAGO. LII, OCTOBER c5.-RcYsults at
North:
First iace-scvrn fsrt,nss--Warer Ed--
On 10 II won. Lea Wacds y, 10 u second
Jaubcll Oh IN J. third Time 1:@t.
Second race--tivc turlanSs-- King Pepper
"a 10 y wt7u. -Gc.cen I1ilc t13 to 81 second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Yacht Waits Richmond,

The So-foot yacht of Mrs. Joseph Ash
anchor Friday noon just off the wharf of
the Virginia Nayiga ton Company. Mrs.
Nandergrift. it is said, has relatives here,
witness the unwilling yesterday at Holly
wood of tho monument erected by the
pahney II. aiaury Chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Cpnfederacy. The party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
District to Be Extended.

were td ken UP and replaced by the stand
ard sircct-car rails known as the grder
rail
District to Be Extended.
Within the tweniy-eight blocks embraced
in the square bounded by Seventh. Four
tenth Cary and Broad and the strip
along Broad street westward to Adams
all the wires arc to be removed within six
months. Many have been already This
is but beginning of what is ultima tely
contemplated. Step by step the fire limits
will he extended so as to take in more and
more territory. and ultimately all parts
OF the city where wires are sufficiently
numerous To constitute an incurihrd rec
Will be cleared. The next extensions will
be westward or nortnWestTard to include
the Second Police Station. and eastward
SO as to include the First Police Sta
ton. From time 10 time as the need APP
pears other extensions will be made.
Us Advantages.
The advantages of this reform are too
obvious 10 require even enumeration.
They remove all danger of falling wires
in storms. fires. or accidents and the
consequent peril TO human lie due to
live wires. Only recently a boz was killed
by live wire in the western part of
the city. It is regarded as little short OF
marvellous that more have not been killed
during the nrcstration OF wires in slect
and Snow-Storms and heavy winds. Again
the removal Of the wilderness of wires
that almost darkeE the sky line in some
places usuces greater safety and facility
to frcmen in combating conna Sratiors.
and enables them much more readily
to raise their apparatus and their life-sav-
ing devices to upper stories OF burning or
structures. Furthermore it
IS q great Improvement TO the fire alarm
telegraph service upon the perfect work
ing OF which mitch may depend: it great
Il facilitates telephone cornIn;lnica ton en-
aiding better service to be given and
saving ll the telephone and telegraph
thousands OF dollars in the cost
OF Wire and poles and repairs. Wires are
and rendered useless in q few
years. whereas in conduits their life is
much longer. The burying of the wires is
a great forward stride for Richmond and
is in line with the policy of all the great
cities of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Meeting OF ,nccabccs.

There will be mass meeting of the
Maccabees held in Lee Camp Hall, 5iS
east Broad street. Monday night All
Maccahees are invited TO be present. 80
Well as any others interested in fratc-Cai
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Strictly STATION. Hour.

Labor Commissioner Doherty and Pub
TIC Printer o Bannou are tho only t""
State officers who are observing the new
law In relation to half holiday on Satur-
days They close up regularly at noon
each Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Races ri E.atoniI.

i.nruStdaIc defeats Bethel.
GRANGE, VA. october IS Especially
Ioc,lst.raIe defeated Bethe, Academy OF
the Locustdalc grounds. Score, s. 10 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Board of Agriculture.

The State Board of Agriculture will
meet Tuesday at the Test farm. in Char
lotte county At night the Board will
hold meeting here The Test farm
committee will meet at the farm Mon
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
WIRES OUT OF SIGHT
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.)

ready been laid in condnits, aud so have
those of the Virginia Electrical Railway
and Development Company, now owned
by the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company. The other wires, including
those Of the two telegraph companies
must before the date named be placed be-
heath the surface of the street within
the territory named. This will not he
difficult. Both the telegraph offices are
located n t the corner of Thirteenth and
Main streets, and Will have to carry
their wires underground only for a bloc!.
in either OF two directions to get out OF
this fire district. as it is known.
Dit Of Broad-stree. History
The history Of the removal of telegraph
wires from Broad street is interesting.
At the time of The war between the
States. and for several years thereaf tcr.
the main line OF the Fredericksburg road,
as 1t was then known. was along Broad
street TO the corner OF Eighth. where its
I'a ssenser and freig..t dcpots were locat-
ed. enc III tho building now the Bijol:
the other across Eighth street.
For years these old tracks were an OBJ
struction They could not be removed fol-
the reason chat the old horse car line
had rights over them. Finally, when
'iiSS' iSoiiAf l!iC titS tSttt lli.'et-
10 remove the tracks About this time
the construction of the City Hall was
begun. and the ODD tracks We're allowed
to lie Tor convenience in hauling the stone
and metal and ether material used in
building the hall. Seven years We're thus
Then the building of the jet
lerson Hote! came up. and the tracks
were utilized; as far as necessary to facili>
tate the movement Of materials for that
structure. After the hotel had been COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Unitarian Service. TOPAZ.

The Unitarians will hold services TINS
morning at II O'Clock at Belvidere Hait y;
The minister, Rev. a. y. SomerS. WIZ
officiate- All are cordially invited to az
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Double Price on His Head.

The police of the city were notified of
his escape Many OF them know Turpin
br sight and as there is j reward OF
500 for the man. he will find his liberty
brief ii he r.ina in III this city y care
ful description Of the mans features and
statue We're furnished the police. together
with all the information possible as 10
The clothes he wore at the time AS no
orc saw him dressed in his new RIG.
OF il he vas seen, net carefully observed
it is impossible 10 give a detailed descrip-
ton Of his appearance. Major Helms sup
plenlcnted the u.lsraI $50 reward with tho
offer of another $50. which he will indi-
vi!uall: pay for the apprehension of the
man. The police of Lynchhurg. Norfolk,
Petersburg and all the surrounding cities
and towns were notified Of the escape,
ard furnished with g description Of the
fugitive and A statment of the reward.
Major Helms is leaving no stone unturncd
TO detect and secure the man.
IN. Bad Criminal Record.
Turpn mas bad record. He is q con-
frHlcd criminal BEFORE his incarcera ton
i'll the penitentiaT% nc was committed to
the refornatory in the hope that he might
he saved from q career of crime. but to
no avail. Eeng convicted of larceny III
Lynchburg, he vas sent up for the usual
W" years term and after serving that was
again detected in crime in this city. Upon
conviction &c got two years more and five
additional We're added, this being d sec
ond conviction. His second conviction fol-
lowed his arrest by Officer Schlcf. who
detected hin, in The act of breaking into
i tool house on Dock street. He had serv-
cd but small portion OF his second con-
vic;on ard several more years to serve.
In The event OF lis capture. lie will have
TO serve out not only the remainder of
The term for which he was sent Up but
sill have from, one 10 Eve years added as
7 punishment for his escape. Owing 20
lis bad record ana the fact that he was a
| secon! ,cr:,ier. he will in al probability
cei Tic fEil live Years added.
Is stjll Young Man.
Tuvpin is now hardly ~ years old. and
already las y checkercd career In any
went j. will hardly be long before i.s is !
sain detected in his old failing and once |
more convicted and returned to the |
white house on tho HILL where 50 much |
# his young nanhoc1 has been spent.
AS :, result OF his abuse of the privileges
ccorded him. q, closer watch will be had |
pon the other prisoners and their privi-
agcs will doubtless be cu1tailed