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News From Barton Heights.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Barton
Heights Methodist Church gave a re-
ception at the residence sof their president
Mr.. John Z. Rose, of Barton Avenue and
Roberts Street, last week from to Z.
Among those who participated in the
rendition Of the delightful programme
were Mrs. Farley, Mi. Martenstein, Miss
Turner, Morris and Rose and Mr.. White
and Miss Stewart, after which delicate
refreshments We're served.
Miss Bertha Starritt, accompanied by
Miss Crenshlaw, Of Virginia Avenue, who
has been visiting Mrs. ]. ". Starritt. OF
Miller Avenue, has left for Washington,
d. C.
Miss RIGA Hutchinson is quite sick at
her home on West Main Street.
Mr.. Tom Ruttin is quite sick at his
home, on Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. C. E. Wilson is still confined to his
bed on Barton Avenue and Huston Street.
The Society of the Three Graces' will
meet at the residence of Mrs Moffat, or
Luck Avenue, Friday evening at o clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Over
brook Presby terrain Church will meet to-
Cav at the residence of Mrs. C. NJ
xirkle, corner Lamb Avenue and Roberts
Street.
Mrs. ]. r. Lee, of Miller Avenue, who
has been quite sick, is now able to be
cut.
AIRS. Charles Goodloe. of Lewiston. Spot
SyIvania county Va, is visiting friends
on West Marshall Street.
Mr.. ]. R. Kyle, of Lynchburg, Va, is
visiting friends on the Heights. si.
Mrs. Kellogg and children, near the
seminary, are reported as doing. nicely
Mr. Carl Briggs, of Luck Avenue, left
for Newport News, where he expects to
engage in business.
Mrs. Julia Morris, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Calvin satterfield, of North
Avenue and Mrs. f.. Lindsay Walker. OF
Richmond, has returned to her home, in
Campbell, Albemarle county, Va.
Mr.. J. r. Bowles returned a few days
ago from Louisa and reports business all
good where he Went
Mr.. Edgar Graham has returned to his
place of business, in Petersburg. Va. at
ter a very pleasant visit to his mother,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Grahara. of North Avenue.
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SYNDICATE IN CONTROL.
Gets Possession OF Al. Gold Fields Around
Dawson City.
By Associated press.)

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 1S.-Advices from
Dawson via Skdguay, according to Seat
tie special to The Chronicle, state that
an order which arrived from Ottowa re-
Gently gives to the TrnadwelE Gold and
Mining Syndicate possession OF all va
cant ground and ground to become vacant
in the richest portion of the klondike.
Canadians have joined Americans in ex-
pressions Of indignation and VIII leave
for other gold fields.
Business men of Dawson see ruin star
ing them in the face. It is said that
unless action is taken at Ottawa a few
weeks will see Dawson deserted
camp a monster mass-meeting was IN
progress when the dispatch was sent.
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Pol &C D. Gded.
CBr Assoctnted Press.l

VIENNA. Feb. 1s.-In the Reichstag to-
day the Premier, DR.. Won keerber, made
d vigorous defense of the actions of the
police and military at Trieste, during the
recent riots, conteading that the anar-
chists and not worknleu were at the bot
tom of the trouble. The Premier further
asserted that an Investigation fas re-
suited in establish. beyond a doubt tho
sact of the existence of a terrorsts or
St,niZat:oc, whose creed was absolute
lawlessn SIS, and against which the whole
force of the defensive powers of the STATE
must be directed
The Governor of Trieste, the Premier
said. acted in accordance with his duty
in pruclliu.ing martial law, and the law
would be withdrawn so soon as public
order was restored and not before.
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Minstrel Car Robb d.
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fSnacial DISPATCH to The Times

LYNCHBURG. VA. February IS
The police are looking for a colored man
named Jones. who came here yesterday
from Norfolk with Richards & Pringles
Minstrels 1t is stated that he was en-
ployed by the Minstrel Company in Nor
folk to act as a porter.
The police say that last night. while the
performance was i'll progress Jones stole
from the company's private car $40 be-
longing to one of the members, that later
in the night he broke into Carter &
Murphy's saloon, but that he was driven
off by two men who happened to see him
and who gave the police q description Of
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TRADE PARALYZED.
Number OF Strikers 10 Barcelona, Spaiu, is
$4,000
(By Associated Press.)

BARCELONA, Feb. 1S.-For several day
past preparations have been in progress
here for a general strike. and now trade
is completely paralyzed. The strikers have
in many instance attacked servants re-
turning from market and robbed them of
their purchases. The newspapers are I'M
able to publish their evening editions:
The number of strikers has increased
to $4,000 and the strike movement is
spreading throughout the vicinity of the
city.
Three persons were killed and thirty
tween the strikers and the authorities.
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BAD FOR GOOD ROADS.
Snow Causes Abantonm Mt OF Good Reads
Tral, at Danyi IL.
fSp.cial Dispatch TO The Times

lSp'cIll
D.EvIILE, VA February 1S.-.ht
= meeting held in the rooms of the BUS
moss Mems Association at o'clock this
morning it was decided to abandon tho
good road project TOT the present. ft
was found py experiment made yester-
da,- that it will be impossible to do good
work. the weather conditions being al
together unfavorable
An arrangement VIII probably be made
to have the train return here atter hiliiis
an erga cement in charlottesville
Colonel Richardson OF the 1000 fso 's..s'
t,;s Tfan. owing to the necessity of COM
snr,,icatine with other interests III the
.,H,,an,ent He said however. that he
vas va reasonably certain that the arrange
,,art could be made
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On and Hroand
The Hotets.

Among the we'll known North CAROLYN
ians in the city yesterday was Mr.. Lee
Gunter, who has just returned from the
Charleston Exposition.
1.-The Exposition suffered considerably
from the failure of President Roosevelt
to go there" said Mr.. Gunter yesterday.
HE was expected there on February uth,
but owing to the illness of his son, of
course he could not go. This, as it nat
urally would, affected the attendance
upon the Exposition very greatly. Now
the President has promised to go to
to Charleston about March LIST, and this
will probably more than make up for the
lost attendance owing to his sons ill
ness AS an exposition, the Charleston
affair is great show, but the attendance
it not very large. I believe it is one of
the best shows of the kind I have ever
seem
Judge E. E. Montague. of Hampton,
recently elected to the judiciary and a
cousin of the Governor, was at Murphy
yesterday.
Senator George c. Cabell, Jr., of Dan
Vile, one of the vanguard of the Legis-
lature, was also at Murphy's yesterday.
Two prominent knights of Pythias
from Alexandria, Mr.. R. H. Hancock and
Mr.. W. II. Avery, were at the Lexington
Yesterday They are here to attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. H c. L. Richmond, son Of Judge
Richmond, the member of the Constitu-
ional Convention from Gate City, was at
Murphy's yesterday. He will be in the
Of 13r
Mr.. ]. D. Perkins. a lawyer of Kind
rick, was at Murphy's yesterday.
The legislators registered at the New
Fords yesterday We're: Mr.. j. D. Elan.
of Ebony; Mr.. ]. II. Lacy, of Scottsburg:
Mr. Charles T. Bland. Of Portsmouth;
Mr.. r. P. Bruce, of Wise.
AT the New Ford's also was Mrs. A.
]. May, wife of Colonel May, the lawyer
of Tazewell. Miss Wells, a sister-in-law
of Mr. +. p. Bruce, a member OF the
Legislature from Wise. was also there.
Registered at the Lexington We're Mr..
r. L. Coleman. of Riceville. and Mr.. J.
C. Groves, of. Barboursville. both mem
bers of the Legislature.
Other well known Virsinians in the city
yesterday were: NJ. ]. c. Anderson. of
Mneola; Mr.. A. ]. Murphy. of Norfolk:
Mr.. D. Warren NIarston, of Toano; Mr..
S. +. Clement. of Virginia; Mr.. R. ~
Tutwiler, of Stanton, and A1cssrs. Fl. L..
Garrett ana George C. Reeves-Couch, of
Covington, at the lexington, and Miss
Madge Bryant. Of Bride Creek; Mr.. c.
G. Buck, of Roanoke, and Mr.. T. J.. Rich
ardson. of Virginia Beach, at Nurphy's.y
Well known visitors to the city from
other States included: Mr.. SIMON Lyon.
Of Washington; Mr.. II. D. Whitney. of
Hartford Conn; Mr.. F. 2. II. Bullock. of
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick T.
Morgan. of Ell Keno. Oklahoma; Mr.. II.
C. L. Miller. Of Wilmington. Del; Mr..
S. P. Hopkins, of Charleston; Mr.. A. B.
Hazard. Of New York. and Mr.. A. S.
Stainback, Of Weldon, n. c.
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floor Of the convention yesterday were
Judge j. L. White, of Fauquier; Messrs.
j. r Edmunds, of Halifax; Roger T.
Gregory, Of New Kent; CAPTAIN c. T..
Vawter, Of the Miller School. ard Mr..
an6 Mrs. J. f. Billups and daughter, CT
Mathews.
Chairman W. A. Anderson has called Il
meeting of the Committee on Final Re-
vision for 10 o'clock this m>rning.
Hon. Walter A. Watson, of Nottoway,
is confined to his room by sickness. lie
is not considered as dangerously ill.
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NEWS o. THE RAILROADS.
Ira. ros ly On lime, Despite the Heavy

Ira rs Y 0S ly Uu iiWs, osSP'S 'he hsa'!
The heavy snowfall did not Haateriaiiv
interfere with railroad traffic on the hnes
entering Richmond. most trains ruhhItls
on or only little behind schedule Tune
The continued cold weather in the
western part OF the State has peen
blessing as a rapid melting OF the snow
would inevitably cause heavy tresnet
that would do damage along the James
River and other valleys
The tracks of the Richmond and peters-
burg Railroad Company between rms cry
and Petersburg are being stfaiSntenet IN
rnany places, and when the work mas
hsan completed there will be no consider
HE. curve between the two cities.
Curves on the Chesapeake and Ohio.
lanes River Division. are being gotten
riI If and a double track is being laid
from here to Lorraine.
The calendar issued by the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company
js one of the finest that has been received
al this Office. " is d work OF art In coll
5ors giving a picture of the leading az
iresses of the country in costume. and
zach is worthy of preservation. In view
of the costliness OF the production
charge OF IS cents per calendar IS main.
tanned. and all who wish q copy can 3sS
II at th.a nominal psics.
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II [ tay In Jail.

(By Associated Frnssl
DETROIT. MICH. Feb. fS.-Another eff
fort was made last night to release T.
q Andrews. vice-president of the City
Savings Bank. which is now in re-
ceiver's hands. on another bonds OF Sl5,-
600 The sureties were before Police Judge
yVhelan ready to sign the pond. but on
the announcement of Prosecuting .tttor-
new Hunt that Andrews would be imrne-
diatelv placed under arrest on another
charge, the matter was dropped Tor the
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iarc cal DuSl


Iby Aa-'otilted Fress.l
PARIS, Feb. B.-M- Cavaiganc, (Radl-
cal Republican the former war minister.
and NJ. Renoult, formerly secre : of
Seator Flouquet, the former president of
the Council of Ministers, fought a duel
this morning. in consequence of an
insulting letter written by NJ, Renoult,
Two shots were exchanged without any
result.
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q eet ny OF Friends.

There will be a special business and
pleasure meeting combined on this
afternoon at Friends Meeting. House,
FIRST and Clay, of Central Woman S
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union. at which
the members are urged to be present.
Business Of Importance will be consid-.
cred. A musical programme will sbeScar-
ried out a cordial &weicome to aali.sz: e
number Of new members viii be present. essen
who united with the union q { e8ln s st1-
tute last week. 80 5Ss
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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TODAY
convention TO Hold Its first Session There.
Work In Hand.

Consideration of the corpor: ton report
: cxpect.sG TO be completed in Commit
&c of the Whole TO-DAY and will then
5e sent to the printer, before it is ready
;or the convention. An effort will be
made to resume consideration OF the
,ouarles-Barbour resolution, which was
ieId up to take up the report on cor
,orationS.
Next viii come the report of the Com
niStee on the Executive Department.,
which has been held back to await the
ate of the Corporation Commission.
Now, that the Board of !'ublics Works
aas been abolished, it is highly probable
hat the convention will provide tor the
election of the State Auditor by the eeo
ple as he will cease to have any con-
lection w.,h the assessment OF railroad
property.
Members of the convention put in all
heir time yesterday afternoon cleaning
,ut desks and packing up, preparatory 10
The change of quarters to the Mechanics
institute Hall. All documents, papers,
ecords, &C., were taken to the rooms OIL
members there tSng no receptacles LOT
such things in the new hall Letters
home will hereafter be written in prl-
ate rooms, there being no desks OF places
Or stationery in the new quarters.
Over in the Institute building, car
penters were busy sorewins down seats.
liking platform, wiring the Stenographers
room, &c
Members were chalking chairs. some
of them thus pre-emptinE two, by chalk
ing their names twice. The chairs were
said to be too close together for occu-
nancy otherwise. AS there are 800 OF
them and rarely ever more than sixty
members present, every man can have
,l,n i've and then have enough lot
visitors.
Several members made fake speeches
TO test the acoustics OF the hall, and it
was discovered that the echo destroyed
the voice. This discovery was srejoiced
over by some and greatly deplored by
others.
Mr. O'Flaherty made rousing speech
in favor OF the old original Declaration
of independence, and this reporter, VINO
sat in the Presidents chair, was perfectly
familiar with it, yet could not distinguish
a word. except from memory. The louder
the orator scared, the greater was the
resoupdlng echo and confusion. until he
Quit out OF disgust and not on account
of a ten-minute rule.
Judge Robertson tried 1t III mooeSt
way, but this extempore president had
| only shouted louder thrice when he got
mad and quit
Everybody hopes that everything will
be all right this morning. and the moving
from every comfort and convenience to
none will be attended with compensatory
results.
His many friends. male and female, re-
GREETED TO hear yesterday that Delegate
| Miller while adn.irig hir,s.ls in a mir.
| ror, holding q razor in his hand, forge.
| all about the razor and cut bad cash
! In his hand and thumb. The member had
| the member well bandaged, and no fatal
results are apprehended.
A-o,-s3te rron,in ont 3J'ircinisns an IN
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have important and they should be as active
and ambitious as The has passed when women use
to Of Though a as mot
are also active every walk Of life They prominent
factors literature music and IN politics they exert
useful societies Kndrgarens orphan asyums and nearly az
Work and loving care every land progress be measured
by the position Of women.
But with all to exert her sympathy and
Of our women are unnecessarily the victims Of female weakness
which their life blood and vitality They are ambitious
and the terrible drains pains they suffer make them unequal
to the Of their every day life We these troubles ana
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Free trial packa g-s Of a most remarKapis
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MRS. kUSSELL'S WILL
Probated Ia Chancery court Yesterday-Ds-
murrer Overruled-O.her Court News.

The will Of Mrs. Adelina Pitt Russell
was probated in the Chancery Court yes
terday. Rev. Herbert NJ, Hope qualified
as administrator C. t. a. OF the
estate, which is valued at $A,o oo.
The will supercedes one made some ulne
previously. In it she bedueatns iei
-ewelry and wearing apparel, silver anu
other personal effects to Eyer BaIIes.,
Mrs. Emma Vaughan, Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Hope, Mrs. William o. Hope. Katie Hope
and wearing apparel to Miss Ellen NJ
Kelley, with instructions as to DISPOSE
ton; 500 each to Howard T. Vaughan,
of Norfolk; Rev. Herbert Nj hope Oh
Petersburg; William o. Hope. OF Ports
mouth; Mrs. Russell Tyer Barrett, OIL
Newport News: Tyer Barrett, OF New
port News; $4,000 to Bishop Van de VyVer
or his successor, for the purpose OF es-
tablishing an orphan asylum for negro
female children in Richmond, to be con-
Quoted by the Sisters of the Holy FANNY,
New Orleans (colored sisters), in memory
Of her old nanny" and daddy and
other servants who belonged to her IN
the past.
The residue of the estate is given to
the Prison Association Of Virginia, I
be used in the establishment or in aidi>'
in establishing a reformatory, home /,
correction workhouse, or other institu.
nails under the age of twenty-o one, in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the laws
of Virginia.
In the case of Robt. L. Lindsay against
the Trigg Company, in which the verdict
of $500 was given subject to the demurrer
to the evidence, Judge Minor heard argu-
ment on the demurrer V hlch he over
ruled and the verdict stands. NJ. Lind
say sued for $4,000 for injuries to mis-
right hand.
The suit of Briel ct ais against the Mu-
tual Fidelity Company of Delaware. a
chancery case, was heard by Judge Min
or Yesterday Mr.. Samuel r. Carter
and Mr. John r. Welsh having been ap-
pointed receivers, and made their report.
a decree has been entered approving the
agreement made with the superintendent
Of the Citizens Bank Building of Nor
folk, by which s361.S7 is to be paid for
office rent After hearing arguments yes
terday Judge Minor referred the matter
to the commissioners to determine as to
the amount of the claims Of the plain
tiffs.
Junius Robinson (colored), charged with
burglary, was given five years in the peni-
tertiary in the Hastings Court yesterday
afternoon. He broke into the residence of
Sergeant R. B. Sowell on Christmas Eve
and stole an overcoat and a turkey.
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AT the New Ford's also was Mrs. "A.
]. May, wife of Colonel May, the lawyer
of Tazewell.. Miss Wells, a sister-in-law
of Mr.. Z. p. Bruce, a member Of the
Legislature from Wise. was also there.
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Registered at the Lexington We're Mr..
R. L. Coleman. of Riceville. and Mr.. J.
c. Groves, of Barboursville. both mem
bers of the Legislature.
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hundreds of thousands Of women from beds of helpless
weakness to lives of health strength and usefulness
Miss Geneyieve Clemens; No. Az LaSalie Avenue
IL Chicago Ill., had permitted this trouble to run on TOT
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Father spent hundreds dollars with doctors but found
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day sick advised me to Try your Wine OF Cardul
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my surprise found that at the next period my pains were very
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Here was bright and intelligent girl becoming dis
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older After trying many doctors she took Wine OF Car
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Mr.. II. C. L. Richmond, son Of Judge
Richmond, the member of the Constitu-
uonal Convention from Gate City, was al
Murphy's yesterday. He will be in the
city for couple of days.
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Senator George C. Cabell, Jr., Of Dan
vile. one of the vanguard of the Legis-
lature, was also at Murphys yesterday.
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Mr.. ]. D. Perkins, lawyer of Kind
rick, was at Murphy's yesterday.

The legislators registered at the New
Fords yesterday were: Mr.. J. D. Elan
of Ebony: Mr. ]. It. Lacy, of Scottsburg
Mr. Charles T. Bland, Of Portsmouth;
Mr.. r. 2. Bruce, of Wise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19

Judge E. E. Montague. of Hampton
recently elected to the judiciary and a
cousin of the Governor, was at Murphy S
yesterday.
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Two prominent knights of Pythas
from Alexandria, Mr.. R. II. Hancock and
Mr.. W. II. Avery, were at the Lexington
yesterday. They are here to attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge.
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His many friends. male and female, re-
GREETED TO hear yesterday that Delegate
Miller while adn.irig hir,sals in mir.
ror. holding a razor in his hand, forgot
all about the razor and cut a bad gasi,
In his hand and thumb. The member had
the member well bandaged, and no fatal.
results are apprehended.
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ANON the prominent virginians on the