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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
NEWS OF RAILROADS
Freparatio1s Beng Made to Handle
Chr;stm Business.

Chr;stm Business.
The railroads and express companies are
1,raparing for the heavy Christmas bust
ness, which will be upon them within the
next week. The railroads are getting out
all cars IN repair shops, whether passenger.
mails or baggage, preparatory to meeting
the demand, while the local office OF the
Southern Express Company will lease an
additional atore-room on South Tenth
Street, which will be used for the deliv-
crv OF packages within the city This
ware-room will be opened about the 18th.
The general business conditions at this
Tina indicate that the coming Christmas
trade will surpass previous years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

look, and was in such a condition as to
lead the surgeons to believe that within
a few weeks the new area Will be COW
cred with a healthy skin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
SUICIDE FROM PAIN
@ Woman Takes Her Own life Because
OF Suffering al Raleigh.
Cs5ecial Dispatch to The Tinles)

\. c, Dec. l2.-aIrs.
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snopp,ne N CROWDS

a n con
Of
ne of en
everybody
= possible
tsachtns application
conditions
satisfactorily
a
mi o
done IN e tso earlier
is a
goods tn. buyers
nd
iabe eonhns altar they
sesgis sisaysss attentive
frankly diseourtaoUs they have right to bs
= host Of
mus presents lay hsfoss Christmas.
bs al n horde Of
at explained
OF o
confined
evening
ough o consider.
In afternoon
uncrowded That tho wise opportunity
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ras .man's DEN" rap

Perhaps yeanins FOE
suson hsnhaah athet grandfather Hut somehow OF other
than iid other
an IA history anything
rhe "dens widespread epidemic
the who injection - spirit with the
In the house.
The has ASSERT
- himself has proceeded TO put a
teck between himself Wodd
The aek-naeks for 'densF that
Many mysterious articles
fA heing probably shall take them TO his der lock
IT, seiaaiea study ou,
what he o
Aud generally hts
wife
nana and OF all he
eten II he only ehaes-he happy.
lie has seaon In which study and think think he thinks
ead Tor seriously After
whuc il m dinerenl-eut that matter
lad Even
the ssshtfon corset have had soetis somewhere see
sensible for Ia and the Zen fad not with
eet eeod
revisea
~ given To
where fn cellar arerVsdns naurnes ana
he Of
tat he he heid TO be Of
sssoant than the
ne home capable
habit grosins
being family
When he eth
eaties from
II he desires
busy
rsepe who do rniRashe
@ satisfactorily family read
a who eaaease themselves conditions bu, ihs urea
ness Of
ufaz OF the Of concentration
80 the ten- a need
riiicu
s does aes sss' the fact that TO many world
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Eaxish
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to
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
SOCIAL
DOUNGg

The ladies NJ the Unitarian ehuret,
are mastnk great plans for a christ
mas sale. 10 b given tine aftrfttaaf,
and evening 81 D~l-sniisef 10 Il Ntll
~ held ia the psriars u the church.
an Seventh a. enue near pike atruet
Fancy articles % all kinds VIII be
on sale.
This mestinE Of the Lady strrlins
chaptsr. n A ". wss held Ye-tef-
LAY afternoon At the Lincoln The
ineuster- were IN coed attendance.
Mr. and MFr y. e. Nrufcitsr will
eniertaln a few friends AZ hinsef
Friday evening at their hoshs. 90
Harvard eNrnus
Mrs Charles b. burnside has iss
sued invitations for a card party
Thursday afternoon. December q at
her residence. on Terry avenue aud
Marten street
Mrs. lean walsh entertained IN.
Al Assra club tha afternoon at her
home. rots SIXTH avenue The meet
Ing vas = vcrY iutsresfing our.
A eemedlctfa and dance win be
given tonight By the sexton q A. Il
aud W Il Z. in Ranks hall u -
~sp-etes to be a very enjoyable at
fair
Mrs. u@srx~ v Mayer entertained
some Of her friends yesterday after.
noon At her residences. txzo Third az
eaue. cards wsrs the nisin fs4tufes
The y D. q. club met Yesterday
ssfssfnoon sAth Mrs tsrefx. Arthur
smith. ga Iiayistan avenue.
The uaehrieFH have issued invita-
tiana Tor a Dancing PARTY. 10 be zsees
Wednesday evening. necembef 10. IN
the Arcade building.
The Midnight Adtru cistb = max
iox arrangements 10 give another II
sts seeisi hogs Tuesday sN~niftE. DE.
esmheF = tn tIttie's halt.
An enioyabis Thank sxivlnE dinner
wa4 given Al the horne Of Mr.. aud
Mrs A r Ftt~ad 81 Tsents third
Avsnsr. Thursday. The DECORATIONS
~-rs sn yellow and white the effect
produced b~iuH mast artistic.
number % Intimate frfradr Of the
sost snf hostess we're present
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CHILD Is
CRUSHED
FOLDING Bup ACCIDENT AT
skAowAY-eLlzzAHo IN THs
NORTH

Passengers Of the steamer Dol.
pllln. which arrived from ahaEway
yesterday report an unusual aocl
dent az that place the evening be
fore the steamer sailed, Arthur
Peters, the 1esafsuid son Of A. y
Peters Of HhaEWaYt Was The Victim
lie was playing with the curtains al
the folding bed when u eoiia pand aud
all but crushed him to death.
Or iiraNand ana Df. iinil were
aummODed and found the child sur
fafins ffom conclusion Of the brain.
tho fracture ~ both lsss and intofs
MAJ inIuTtss when the Dolphin sail
ed tlis etils fellow was ETH uncuu-
Aqluus and small hopes were enter
sqnsd fpf hia recovery.
The hfst heavy storm Of the sea
adh waH raging nHth " White Pass
90 Information resolved from white
horse. n was genuine blitsard
t.nF Cabin aud Fraser wrre the
HlOrin centerai A. the former place
THE Thermometer fell 10 degrees he
Inv neru. fall 81 ~ degrees IA
nine hourH, the cold wave bsiaE ae-
companisd By wind driven snow.
The only damage sustained by the
Dolphin on her rough upward trip
WAS a smashed port hole. which. IN
81 repaired, let IN little Satsr on
Tho main deck
". ~ Turns. supertnt cndant ~ the
ALASKA steamship Company, return
bs-eins Glasses
Professor wilson at Re- nike Han
Monday ana Friday EVENING" Pr
v.ts lessons daily.
Durham rsat estate ~ Union bioat.
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MORTALITY RECORD

iiianeh ~ Schsnars entire class
and many alh.f ss'haol fftends. a..
tended her funefai yesterday Hik
Etli Subsidiaries acted "a lazall bear.
eFs. AisH sf'hauef vas the silsua at "
Of AT. and Mrs Samuel esrhAffcf.
lief d-ath occurred Sunday Of
ciears~teNn.
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A Continuous
Entertainer

We refer 20 the wonderful gal1s.i
bss FhanorraRh n drives daii care
eWay. u is cheerful friend II
gives Ntth delightfli Vftaglts a va
rt@d snd ~rsitrss program u opefa,
thrafef. sanK, az uril as religious Sc
To- tians- We haNe thear fauuus ma
chimes frssm SIC to stea. ftrcasds
ftuln 10 cents IN 81
ABOUT PIANOS
The fih~st snsuftnent Of htsh
grade Pianos In the city u uow on
|. xhfb ltiun Va eur uArvFpasns @Inriud-
ing sush fansats makes 40 elaickef-
ius a saus. kimisail iatsaft. n
c'shi~. frsne. y. = Johnston Go and
iiiuz~-= 4i&n the esi~bfatrd kltntszIi
Organs our prices range ffotn 1910
dosfn - tfs1 for new fiaaa4 and
ffom tiae 10 tss for The beat ne~
Organs. our prieeA are always laa
81. quality considered. than tisoss of
ANY 81 her haa.s. ana ouf tsrsns tho
rtsoxt economical fss bayrrs.
srggr MUSIC
We sfiii have thousands Of sheets
II rheier new Hm~ir. The fpiis~s
closiso. our peices
VIII give a few samples u how We
are selling II. step ia sad isos
svrt our stock Yea uiii be sure
10 ant sarr~fhinR tou iit~.
SEVEN PIECES or 2Se MUSIC
sieHar piscss or sss atsic
FOR .s..s.ss..ss...sss $3.50. sl-eo
Net CLOSING
Retail out
Price. Price
GuafaV- Dam Plane
Feftr Method .zs. " 90 30 -
4 at..rf a STAT Ts5arsD
Porte Method ..sst. : % Is
Kohl~r Plane tsfte
Method. Vols J., n.
in. ...s...s........ Is IS
We are nov selling regular Zee
faifaa far 81 - These are for piano
or .olra and b standard composers,
such az cart Bohiu. inna~. sidney
Smith. chiuinafe. Modern French.
etc.
D. S. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers.
so3 Second kssnss. Burke sviidins
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foe rIRn PRorrerlon

In order 10 ohtain arr r4Steetien
Tor thrs shipys rtis. MoFaE ftHas have
MED an application with the board
Of ruhtie works FOR = fssrusft 10 lay
an s.ineh main from their yards 10
connect With the lssineh water main
on tffst avenue south al thaif own
expense
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WILL SIT soNps

&ouut1 ffeasnfrf Mct'uuusux hey
viii advertise faf sale this week
Sc. 900 worth Of school bonds
Qualified voters Of school district
Ne. 80. a hieh comprises ballard. re-
Gently approved the iasaaar~s Of
these securities
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ed from a business tour Of South
eastern Alaska.
auainaa," says Mr BURNS "wiii be
a good shipping port fof the nest
year. and being 50 near hkhfWhfi
both citlea VIII be benefited The m
terror trade looks encouraging -
peelaily that ~ the Atiin district
us 10 spinnias foe bicycle repairs
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punlan rel .s,s,s. ~ Union bioos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

fasllea orfafd
qfay w o o (
Heavy HsfHa
i'efifatfisune
skirts. FTadu
atad fl0uuen.
with . rows Of
plating. 10 rows
~ stitching on
bottom, tailor
u d de. %
yaluh. s.lllns
a. N3.ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
slXTY-0NE. CASES AWAIT Hin.
Much Work for Judge Blackstone
in wiIIia1nsburg-P

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November s.
tSpecial>-When Judge j. w. u. BLACK
stone convenes the c,su.ar fall term OF
ne VIII lace one of the heaviest 0ocnets
or recent ye-la. IN al lnere are sixty
one cases, IHo Or whIcn arc damage
suits.
refer Q. Hansen, through c. N. Bersh,
has sold a part of me r'drmv!ile tract,
containing go acres. near OdnO. ID
James cay county, to Lipert +. Eastby.
OF Wisconsin.
The Wl.nam and Mary football team
will meet the team OF ct. FIncents Cos
.rge on the campus Ire next THURSDAY
afternoon. This viii DE the last game OF
Inc season here.
Rev W. j. King. Mrs. King, and Dr..
u. j. King lett this morning for ProVl-
dence Forge To visit Or. harry HaXdlL
Mr.. j. NJ. Rogers, the weli-knowli pro-
prietor Of the YORKTOWN Hotel, spent to-,
day here.
air James Bowry. of Newport News.
has been here to seq his sis,er, VINO is.
quite SICK. Miss Bo~ry Was taken to d
Richmond hospital this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs EdlCs Nor Goes. OF New
port News, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
virginia Morecock.
Mrs J. II. Seymour left this morning
Curl Dahn, who has a very i'll child.
Mr.. R. P. Wright. of oano. was here
to-day. buying cordwood for y a.ker- *
Hiden, of Newport News, the firm said
to have a corl4r on all the fuel wood OF
the Peninsula.
Mr.. Thomas John:on leaves tomorrow
for a trip to the Northwest.
News. spent yesterday at Magruder, YORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
Floyd Gossip.

FLOYD. VA. November S.-tSpeciai.)-
Rural delivery mail routes Nos. /, ,, and
started OFT from this place on November
st Tor the first trip. Two other routes
all be established in the county before
fsry long.
double daily mail line has been cs-
'ab.tshed between this place ard Chris
tansburg and Will so into operation
on November 18th.
Mr.. S. Il. Brown, cashier of the Peoples
Eank OF Flcyd county, much TO the re-
Gret Of his many friends here and iae
business men OF the town and county SEN
orally, viii leave in a short time to take
ihe position @! cashier in new national
ha1k 10 he established in Manchester. by
richmond capitalists. Mr.. Brown is q
hlsl!.ng business man. having succeeded
y III his undertakings, and it is through
'Rs Efforts thai the Peoples bank has heen
q success. paying dividend from The
start
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
ELIZA HOTEL SOLD.
Property of Franklin Junction
Changes HnnGs-Chatham News.

Changes HnnGs-Chatham News.
CHATHAM VA. November 3.-(Spe-
aial. )-The Elba Hotel property at Frank
in junction, belonging TO Mr. Beverley
shelihorse, has been sold to Mr.. j. w
Bennett who will take possession very
soon. Mrs. Mary Cabell. who is now oc-
cupying the hotel will move to Tinmons-
vile S. c.. Mr. Bennett was member o.
he firm of Bennett Bros, proprietors of
he Hotel Bennett, which went down in
The big fire of March 15t. at this place
Trump Word (colored). who assaulted
Constable P. T. McGregor while the latter
was attempting to arrest him at a negro
association in Augusta was captured in
Danville last week and brought to jail
here.
Rev. Motion Morton Of the Theological
Seminary. preached Sunday morning and
night al the Presbyterian church. lmme-
d;ately after the morning service con-
greeational meeting was held for the pur-
pose of calling a pastor. Several letters
from pastors were read. and when vote
was taken the congregation was divided
The matter resulted in Messrs. w. B
Shepherd, 7. S. Jones, and Il. 8. Moses
The pulpit has been vacant since Decenl-
Der last.
.i1ss Roberta Hunt of Roanoke. is
visiting friends here
The remains of Joseph Howard, a ne
gro well known here. Were Inferred t'Tl-
day evening. The remains were shipped
from West Virginia, where he met MS
death in a coal mine. He was mashed
to death by dirt car.
The Gevotees of whist whled away
most dclishtful evening with Mrs. S. X
Collier, Friday. The first prize was won
By Miss Mary Gilmer. Mrs. j. II. 30
,arz carried off the BOBBY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
FLUVANNA's BIG POTATO.
Ics an Eish. pounder-A Giant
squash-personaI Notes.


FORK UNION. VA, November s.
fSpecial.}-We have here a sweet potato
the Como!vulus Batatas) grown in the
garden of Mr.. ~. P. Saead, which weighs
eight pounds. This tuber native OF In
dia and China, does not require the rich
est soil for its perfection. but il seems 10
have found in Fluvanna the conditions
most tavora BILE to its growth.
The attention of your correspondent
vas few days ago called to peculiar
slnd Of squash genus cucurbita), which
attains the size of the largest pumpk MS
and which, il addition to the uses Of the
ordinary culinary vegetable Of that name,
makes a very superior batter-caie. Mrs
Cary Ashlin, Of Holnlstead, the grower
OF thirty-pound one, enabled me 10
speak experimcntally Of the toottson1e-
ness of this mammoth cynbling, when it
Was converted into batter and fried
brown
DR.. Bcatwr.ght, president Of Richmond
College. delivered in the auditorium of
the Academy yesterday u lecture on the
subject of missions, which is the first
of the series CT first-Surday lectures of
lle session. .Arrar gements have been
made with the Doctor for other lectures
from members OF the faculty of which
he IS the head.
Miss Emma Harris, daughter OF the
late DR.. Herbert Harris, has been made
member OF the faculty Of the Academy,
and will enter upon her duties to-day.
The Rev. Mir. Pitman, Of the Presbyte-
Ran church, occupied the pulpit of the
OLD Fork Union church here yesterday.
Mrs Annie Jarmar, of Waynesboro'.
Va. is on visit TO relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04

weeks ago. It was a runaway match,
there being parental objection, presuma-
bly, on account of the youthfulness Of the
bride The lovers stole away in the night,
and driving to Radford, caught the early
train for Bristol, where they were speedi-
Il; made man and wife. The bride is the
pretty daughter of Mr.. George Hall.
.pIuspelous farmer OF Montgomery coun-
ty; the groom a son of Mr.. Rad. Peter
son, a well-to-do farmer residing near
Radford.
Rev. ]. W. West, Of Richmond is wag-
ing war on slot machines throughout Vlr-
GINA. Last week he descended on Rad
ford and ordered the slot machines in G.
T. Beamers barroom to be removed. Mr..
Beamer, having both city and State Ii
censes to conduct the machine, refused.
and the case was carried before the May
or. All of the lawyers In town were en-
ployed by either the defense or the pros
ecution, one, indeed. being imported from
Pulaski City. After more than four hours
Of examining witnesses and listening to
arguments Of counsel Mayor Hall dis
missed the case against Mr.. Beamer. The
costs were paid by Rev. ]. W. West, Rev.
w. A. Pearson. and Rev. j. l.. Prater
About thirty prominent people OF Rad
ford, including Ex-Governor Tyler ana
Miss Belle Tyler, attended the Presoyta'
Ran church at New River yesterday. The
sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Gilmer. OF ORA
per's Valley. A beautiful solo was sung
by Mr.. E. S. Jones' of Radford.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert c. Rind. after
pleasant visit at Mrs. Adams's, have re-
turned to their home at Springfield, 0.
Mrs r. B. James. Of Danville. Is the
guest Of Mrs. r. J. NOEL.
Mr.. Charles GoodkOontz has accepted
nosition as prescription clerk in drug
store at Bluefeld.
The weather is ideal and the land
scape rich with the scarlet and gold of au-
tumn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
VARSITY WINS SUIT.
Come. into po..c..ion Of 1ncon-;

Comes Into POsseastOn Oh lnconteeS
from the sum Of 100000.
3 By the recent decision of the Massa Gnu
sets Supreme Court, in this case OF MIS- IT'S
Mary Austin Carroll versus the Cplver-
sity OF Virginia, the University comes
into possession Of the income from s4oo.oGi
On the death Of Mr.. Austin. father OF
Mrs Carroll. he gave to the University
the sum Of $4,000. with the provision that
the income from this source was to go TO
his daughter until her death at which
time the title Of the University to the
$4,000 and the income from that sum
would be clear. Later Mrs. Carroll! then
Mrs Shaw voluntarily gave to the Uni
versity all Of the income from this sum
with the principal and with the under-
standing that she was to receive 5000 a
year.
Subsequent to this. Mrs. Shaw married
a Mr. Carroll. and then instituted suit
to recover the full amount Of the income
from the 100000. The Massachusetts Su-
preme Court decided against her in the
suit. and me University Of Virginia is
now compelled to pay Mrs. Carroll only
the annuity of 5000 for life out of the
income from the gift.
The information was received with great
satisfaction by the University Board Of
Visitors and the alumni of the institution
n this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
n able discourse to a large conerera-

an able discourse to a large congrega-
ton.
The Elmontians will turn out in full
force Tuesday at the polls. Politics is
now the absorbing topic among our peo-
pie.
From what your correspondent can learn
there will be a heavy vote polled through
out the county for Hon. John Lamb. Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress
Mr.. Grover Cleveland Cooke, former
employee of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, but since the miners strike with
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto
mae, will return to the former road in a
few days.
Messrs. Ira and Fleming Shepherd Of
Richmond. were the guests Of their sister.
Mrs. Frank Wright. Sunday.
Misses Pocahontas Melton and Elnora
Tirsiey. Of Glen Allen, were visitors at the
home Of Mr.. E. Tyson to-day.
Mr.. Wilbur Priddy was taken suddenly
i'll Saturday night. He IS still a very
sick man. His attending physician. DR..
Jones. says he has fever.
Mrs. r. A. Clarke was a guest of Mrs.
S. A. Wright Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
The ELM CITY WRECK.
FURTHER REPORTS coNoEnN1S..
THE COST LINE DISASTER.
OF! WILMINGTON DIVISION.
superintendent nidd,e, Located IN
This City, Received Very MenEre
accounts : Passengers Rude1,
Awakened, but None of Them In
jared-Firemnn viii Recover.
WILMINGTON DIVISION.

Reports received at the Office Of Super
intendent Riddle of the Atlantic-C Coast
Line here concerning the accident to the
Florida and West lnuian Limited at Elm
City, n. c.. early Sunday morning. indi-
cate that Fireman Scott, of the limited,
was not seriously injured. In other par
uculars, the account of the accident was
correct
The collision was sideways, as the
freight had not completely cleared the
main track. Several of the mail clerks
and employees Of the limited were
scratched by flying timber, but fortunate
ly none was severely hurt.
ON WILMINGTON DIVISION.
Superintendent Riddle stated that the
accident cid not occur on the division
under his charge. which terminates at
Rocky Mount. but happened on the Will
ninGton division, nine miles below the
terminal of the Richmond Division. and
therefore reports to the Office here have
been very meagre. Several of the cars
ahead Of the Pullman were damaged on
the side by the collision, and the engine
was derailed. causing the death Of Engi-
neer Corrie Engineer Corrie and Fire
man Scott. both belonged to the VIII
nington Division of the Coast Line.
Coast Line train No 80. due here at Al
Sunday morning. was delayed nine hours
by the accident. Superintendent Riddle
said the track had been cleared and traf-
fic resumed within. the time of the delay
PASSENGERS RUDELY AWAKENED
The Florida and West Indian Limited
eft this city Saturday night at 7:15, and
carried large number of passengers
bound for Jacksonville and the winter re-
n Florida There oreat ey
element among them at me time of the
accident. but reports show that none Of
he passengers were hurt, although they
were rudely awakened from their berths
by the shock Of the collision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
Superintendent of Philippine
Schools Killed and Robbed.

MANILA November Sd C. Mo,teom-
cry Superintendent OF Schools in Oriental
Negroes. was murdered Friday by La
tnree o,nr 70 Racn'od
consultation with the retiring supe~intea-
cent and to assume control of the d.
vision. He had large sum Of money
with him SIX natives armed with holos
and spears attacked the superintendent.
quickly killing him and then mutilated
ard robbed him
The constahulary have offered reward
for Mr.. NIontgorner"'s murderers and It
is thought they viii he captured The
robbery is understood to have been the
motive for the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
FIRST or TEN TO DIE.
Mrs, NJ. N. Brewer Brenths Her last
at FrnnlSlinsvilIe, n. C..

GREENSBORO, n. c.. November D.
of husband, wife, and eight children. Mrs.
NJ. n. Brewer. of Franklnsvllle,. Randolph
county. entered into rest SUNDAY after .;
noon at 12:45 o'clock. She had been crit
children. summoned from different parts
of the South were by her bedside when
she passed away. Those children are: l..
w. Brewer of Montgomery. Ala; Mrs
n. T. lobe. of Greensboro, Ala A. =.
Brewer. of Wilmington. n. c.; Mrs. ".
C. Cox, of Jacksonville, Ala; j. NJ.
Brewer, of Houston Tex; c. Fl: BroWer.
.of,Vienna. Ca; W. A. Brewer. OF Atlanta.
Ga; c. Z. Brewer of Waycross. Ga. Tn 9
funeral will take place Ut Frankllns'ille
70 rorrow AT 10 A. M.
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Manassas Horse Show.

MANASSAS VA. November 3.-(Sre-
cial)-The Manassas Horse Show held ;ts
the following officers: President, c. a HI
neken: First President, w. a. Buck
ley: Second Vice-President, John " r :.
colt; Third Vice-Pres'dent. Alvin O. Port
ner: Secretary, ]. Jenkyn Davies; Man
ager. Thomas II. Lion; Treasurer. West
wood Hutchinson; Directors-W. n. Lips
comb. ]. E. Herrell r. c. HAYDEN. d. T.
EdmonGis D.. J. Arlington, Thomas II.
Lion. and j. II. Leachman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
Bankers at Dinner.

There was pleasant little dinner party
at the Jefferson Saturday night The oc-
casion was in celebration OF the third an
niversary of the organization Of the
American National Bank. and the din
ner was given by President Oliver j..
Sands to the officers clerks nd Board Of
Directors of the institution. Courses were
laid for twenty-six and the evening was
most enjoyable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
James rector sn,oot Dead.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, November g.
cial)-James Rector snoot a leading
lumber merchant of the nrm OF Snoot 4
He was married three times. Two chill
dren-Mrs Washington Danehower. OF
Washington. and Anthony Smoot. of
Anna Whitehead. of Nelson county. Va,
also survives.