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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Z. b. Addison, DR.. and Mrs. Wexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r., G. Renolds.
Box No. 56-AIr. Joseph e. Willard
Mrs. Joseph E. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Prescott Hunt. Miss Tenant.
Mr. Philip D. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fairfax. Mr.. Ferguson.
Box No 57-W. w Morton-Mr. and
Mrs. Walker Morton, air. and Mrs,
Thomas Boiling. Miss Morton, Miss Lay.
Mr.. Skipwith Bruce. Mr.. David Alcln-
tcsh. DR.. w. F. Lockwood.
Box No. 5S-Afred T. Harris-Mrs Al
fred T. Harris, Miss JULIA Harris, Miss
Bosher, Mr. Livingston. Of New York;
Mir. jenkins, of Baltimore: Mr.. Thorn
OF New orleans; Mr.. Grant. Mr.. Camp
hell. Mr.. Randolph. of Philadelphia; MI
Peabody, of Philadelphia
BOX No. ae-Mr. Les.n r. Pag e-Lady7 ue
yencennes. Miss Page, Mr.. John Curt1e
Mr. ]. M. Montague. Jr.. Fiscount dt
Vencennes.
Box No. 6o-Mr. Berkeley YViliiams-Mr
and Mrs. Clifford Lewis, city; MISS Ethe
Steel, Phiadelphia; Miss hayes. cry y
Mr.. George Gibosn. city: Mr. Lewis =
Williams city: DR. r. NJ. F. Williams
city.
Miss Handy, Mr.. c. II. Holton, AR. w
d Hubbard and Mr.. Archer Anderson
Jr.
Box No. 6a-a1r. o. S. Allen-MaJor q
S. Allen. Mrs. Dabney H. AIaury. Mr.
Levin Joynes and Others
Box No. 63-AIr. R. H. 1ndsey-Mr. ane
Mrs. r. n Lindsey. Mrs. II. w. Hazard
Miss Lindsey. Miss Mamie Lindsey. Mr.
j. w Harrison.
BOZ No. 64LMr. John F. orndorr-Mr
and Mrs. William Zeb. Mrs. E. L. Ken
cla. Madeline Kengla, washington, D. c.
AR. William Stands, Richmond. Va
Box No. 65-AIr. 8. w. Travers-Mr. and
Mrs. S. w.8Travers. Mrs Pattison. Mis-:
Pattison. Mrs. Rogers. Miss Rogers. DR.
w. B. Smith. Mr.. Henry McCance
Box No. &C Mr.. E. D. Starke-N1isi VIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
PRESIDENT UTZ
RESIGNS OFFICE.
Manchester Alderman No Longer
President of the Board.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
No. 1l02 Hull Street.
Short, crisp and busineSs-Iike, the
meeting OF the Board of Aldermen last
night was characterized by many i'm
portant matters. Mr.. John E. Utz pre-
sented his resignation as president OF the
Board. TO take effect at once. There Will.
be a called meeting Monday night, when
his successor will be elected.
The annual report of c.. II. sharp.
superintendent of the City Water W orhs.
called attention to tie fact that should
all citizens CT the city connect with the
city mains they could not be suppiieu
and a proper pressure for fire be ih4lil-
tanned This is due to the lIlaus.ii1icS
OF the pumps It was recommended LIZA
greater facilities be procured.
The action. of the Assembly III tsnaeI
ing the School Board st.0do was con-
cured IN a. was the resolution of As
semblvnan Wakefield granting Tree
4yater.to the schools The ordinance Tor
: s;,,ee-,,tn,,,e schedule In the morning
ana afternoon on the two car lines, Oh
fa-ad in the Assembly by Mr. sampson,
-. rsferred to a special committee OF
go Who will confer with the Passen-
PER and Power Company oincia1s ana
citizens. vt. Ill, ,ot IN
.,,aotjon with three members from tho
.,.sa,nhiy and make a thorough 1nVesu-4
20 t;on OF the old Central Church prop.
arr, ascertain what it can be bought
far and report back to the Council a
. ~. from some fifty or more citizens
{assed that the property be bought to
Cent It's falling into the hands OF ne
groes. p,,,d
The ordinance introduced by NJ. R stu
e.ta h,ishins a dog pound was sent to a
c:,,nmittee. Goats come under the same
t,aad az do<s Mr. Barrett offered a res
o,,,tion appointing committee of three
t,yn from the Assembly and one from the
Rnard-to examine all books OF city Off
Gals and report back the salaries Of ell
officers ana the amount OF work done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
Claude AZ SWANSON Ma Dabrsy J.
Cary. Miss Anna Carr; 1F. Cunningham
Hall, Mr.. Robert Cabell. Master ThsnAs


Cary. Miss Anna Carr. 1lr. cunninghan,
Hail, Mr.. Robert Cabell. Master ThsnAs
Psytcn.
BOX No s1-sam cohen-Alss Millhi-
ser. Miss e. L Frayser. Mss Michel
bacher. Mrs. Max Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Cohcn. Mr.. w. H Boechen. Mr..
James Beale Cohen.
Box No s2-E. c. Mayo-Mr. and Mrs.
e. r. D. Myers, Jr.. Miss Katie Harris.
Box No. a3-MrA Chas. H 6enff-Afrs.
William Royal. Miss wallace. Mr..
Brander. Or. Miller, Mr.. Rutherford and
Mr. Charles 8. Mcvsigh.
Box No s4A1rs. wyeth ana Mrs
waliace-Nir> wyeth, Mrs. Wallace,
Miss Charlotte Young, Miss Cooke. Mr..
wyeth. Mr.. Wallace and others.
Box No. 35-Nr. Allen Potts-Mr. and
Mrs. CORTLAND Smith and others.
Box No. 3s-Mr. George w. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs George ". Stevens Miss
Helen Stevens, Miss Louisa Seldom, Mas
Ter George W. Stevens. Jr.
Fox NO. 37-Mr Dabney Crenshaw--
Miss Sue Crenshaw, Miss Winifred Crcn-
shaw and other guests.
Box No. 33--NfT. ID. D. Hotchkiss-Mr,
and Mrs. Hotchkiss, Misses, Lizzie and
Alec Hotc!lkiss, Messrs. Henry and IL
more Eotchk;ss and others.
BOX No. 3s-Mr. S. T. Morgan-N1rs.
Merriam Minis, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. NJ. G,
Alsop. Mr.. Grey Moseley.
Be,tfe Azhmeade, Of Washington; Miss
Elizabeth Hodges Of Annapolis; Miss
Page Royal.
Pox No. 4l-Mr. Thomas Atkinson-N1iss
Cattle T. Ryland. Mr.. Thomas Atkinson.
Ir., Miss Elizabeth Atkinson. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Atkinson.
Fox No 42-afr. P. II. Mayo-Mr. and
Mrs Bennehan Cameron. Messrs. Thorn
as Atkinson and others.
Fox No. Ea-Mr. 9. D. Langhorne-Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. Robert Shaw
and others.
Box No. 44-Nr. Moncure Perkins-Mr.
and Mrs. Garrett Wall, Mrs. SEgbert Leigh.
Miss Clara Beirne.
Box No. 45-Mr John G.. Walker-Mss
Ida Riley, Of Washington. D. C.; Miss
Gu tbs. of Boston: Mr.. John G. Walker
and Mr. T. Jordan Leake.
Box No. 46-Mr. John a. Coke-Mrs.
Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke. Mr..
and Nlra John A.. Coke. Jr., Mr.. John
s Coke. Mr.. w. L. thinner, Mr.. Robert
Martin, Petersburg. Va.
Ro,: No. 47-A1rs. Hugh McGuire-Niss
WINSTON Miss Hurkamp. Mr.. Perry John-
son. Mr. R L. Powers
Box No 4s-Mr. Clarence Mlllh1ser-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nfillhiser, Mr.. and
Ms. Emanuel Millhiser, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Pox No. 4s-a1rs. w. Ben Palmor Mr..
Jeffrey Montague. Mrs. Charles e. Smith,
Mr. Grey Skipwith. Mrs. Allen Maury.
Mr.. Blair Boiling.
Box No. 5o-aIr. William Todd-Ars.- a.
q. Brandsby, Jr, Auburn. ~ y: Mt
and Mrs. A. Wellington Wack, London
England: MT. and Mrs. Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Parrish.
Box No. 51-Mr Marion Lambert-N1r
and Mrs. Albert Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Lambert and other guests.
Pox No 5a-Mr. w. S. Forbes-Mr. and
Mrs. Forbes. Miss Cree and Miss Ruby
w shington, Mr.. Granville Gray and
others.
Box SD. Patton-N1r. and Mrs. J.
Patton. Master j. Patton. Miss Mamie
Patton, Master Corydcn Sutton MI D..
French
BOX No. 55-Mr. r. G.. Renc1ds-Mr.
John d. Potts Mrs. Caskie Cabell. Miss
Claudia Palmer. Miss Phrony Pegram,
Mr.. Or1nond Young. Mr.. Watson,
Tinted States navy: Mr.. John D. Potts.
Fox No. 55-A1rs. R. g. Reno'as-Mr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
MORE MONEY NEEDED
FOR THE DAVIS HOME
By Associated Press.)

JACKSON. MISS. Oct lion account
of a balance yet to be subscribed for the
purchase of Beauvoir. the old home OF
Jefferson Davis it was decided by the
Mississippi Division, Sons of Confederate
Veterans. at their last session to-nlghe
to postpone the requesting of a deed to
lie property until the remaining funds
had been secured.
In the terms of the sale Mrs. Jefferson
Davis was to receive $1,000 for the nome,
but the reports of the treasurer of the
organization showed that only $3.50 had
been subscribed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
Nasil, petersburg: Mr.. B. ". winford,
Mr. Thomas McAdnlns, Miss Mary Lyons

,,,.i,, y,a.ersbure; Mr.. b. W. Wintord,
NJ, ,rl,oTnas McA,lnlns, Miss Mary Lyons
Dr.. A. Duncan
lsox@No. s19-R. Lancaster Wili'alns--.Mi
and Mrs. James ii. DooleSt NE. any ". =
Frank Nv Christian, Mr. Allrea D. ~
Iiams MI. and Mrs. X. Lancaster Wil-
lams.
rsax No. ee-Mr James Moore-Mr. ana
Mrs Dibblee. Miss Dibeiee. ilai oio
Howard. of Chicago. ~.
ma Mrs parker Dashiell Mr.. and MIS-.
: - 49,, t~ahelI Mrs Mayo, MIR Lewis
c. Williams.
,soy No 2aMr. Lilburn Myers-Mr and
s,T,s a,y;s Nixon, Of Now York. ana
General Fitzhush Lee. ~,
l.oS No. 2S-Sr. C f. Doyle-MI. aiil
Mrs c T.. Eoyie, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
GiIlette. Miss Alice E. Doyle. Master no
helt Z. Doyle.
Box No. 24-Mrs. G. A Davenport
Miss Mary Buford. Miss Elise @IaFenPoI.'
Miss Gwendolyn RUTHERFORD, Mr. ~
k,tl,erfoord. Mr. A S. Buford, and 1Mr.
Henry Nv. Anderson.
Rox No c5-F. W. Hanewinckci-Al,ss
Rus sell. of Winchester; Miss cover. OF
Winchester: Miss Harris, OF Richmohu
Author Morgan TraNers.
BON No 70 Mr. Barton Grnndy-Mrs.
T. b White. of Ioudoun county; Mrs
II Grundy
Box No. oo77-J L. Stern-J L. Stern.
Miss Ashmead, Miss Davies, Miss Urqu-
hart. Mr. w. T. Johnston. Mr.. James
~. Graves.
Box No. IS sISs. Albert Young Charles
l4urkamp. Miss J. B. Arents. Mrs. A.
Young. Miss smith, Mr.. Young.
Box No. o9-Mr. A. E Dieterick-AIr. and
Mrs. a. E. Dieterick. Mrs. Albert Young.
of New York. Miss Arents. Miss Hodges.
of Annapolis.
Box No. 3e-Jamcs II. Doolcy-Major
Dooleyl Mrs. Randolph Peyton. Mrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
Highest temperatures p. M........... y
Lowest touDerature-7 A M -
Mean temperature yesterday:......- 80
Normal temperature for October...-.. s!
Departure from normal temperature. 81
Precipitation during past q hours. W

Governor and Mrs. Montague will lSave
this morning for Newport News wnere
Mrs. Montague will christen the Monroe.
craftsmanship Of History Committee OF
the Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans.
Wall OF new building co1lapses, but no
Richmond College and Randolph-Macon
will play football at Broad-Street PARK
this afternoon.
Bell Company given permission to con,
| meet with rails Of the Passenger and
Power Company to avoid electrolysis.
Caption coal property changes hands
and the mines will be operated again
shortly.
Lewis Nixon. politician and shipoullder;
IS in town and will make an inspection OF
the Trigg yards.
VIRGINIA.
The matter OF Colonel Miles appoint
ment before the Board Of Visitors at the
University of Virginia.
The plumbers Strike in Norfolk declared
off, but as the plumbers have nearly all
gone elsewhere the situation is not
changed.
pected from the Circuit Court in Peters
burg to-day.
Many cases disposed Of under the new
The Fair in Botetou1l closes. and the
one at Radford has big day with parade
of prize winners and horse races,
Washington and Lee foot-oal Team
of Front Royal.
Richmond clubs buy property at VIII
ioughhy.
River BY the steamer Baltimore is denied.
Plenty of work at the Norfolk Navy
yard to keep the force busy for some
a suit club proprietor indicted in Nav
port News for conducting a lottery.
The Virginia Military institute nays
Georgetown to-day and Virginia plays IN
Nashville.
Big Stone Gap Land Company reor-
ganize and viii sell property.
The Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton re-elect Mrs Lyons president, :,
from Franklin county is in the jail Of
that county and the girl found in sad
plight in Roanoke.
GENERAL.
Double murder and suicide in New
York Wall Street law office.
operators and defends the miners in his
reply to Roosevelt's notification of the
appointment Of the arbitration commits
sion cf six. The miners convention to
viii meet on Monday.
Negro murderer after successfully es-
Gaping, lynching is tried, convicted and
Further effect of coal strike situation
on Wall Street quotations.
Venezuelan and Haytian revolutions.
build yacht to defend Americas cup.
Progress Of work on the improvement
OF the James River as shown by Govern
nent engineers report.
Beef trust is chartered in New Jersey
Government offer to purchase bonds In
order to relieve money market
Chicago association formed for protec-
ton against burglars.
Progress OF consolidation Of Southern
cotton nils.
Goulds completing merger Of cotton belt
railroad properties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
Miss Mary Lizzie Coates.

Miss Mary Lizzie Coates, OF this city.
died Thursday night at her old home near
Coates. in Louisa county. Her death was;
very sudden and came as great shock
to her family and friends.
Miss Coates was 4 member OF a well
known Virginia family and was con-
sistent Christian. She is survived by two
Mrs 8 T. PendIeton. OF this city. The
late Stapleton Coates, OF this city. was
her brother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
SOUTHERN RAILROADS
Kentucky Commission Appeals tc Inter
state Commission Against Merger.
(By5 Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.l
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 1.-THE State
Railway Commission tonight forwarded
to the Interstate Commerce Commission
at Washington formal complaint against
the alleged consolidation OF the Louis
vile and Nashville Railway Southern
Railway and other railway lines in Ken
The complaint sets forth that in the
alleged consolidation of the Southern
lines all competition is destroyed, and that
practically one man controls the fixing
of freight and passenger rates on all the
lines extending from the Ohio River to
the Gulf of Mexico. and from the Atlantic
to the Mississippi River. It further re-
cites that the commerce o. ten States IS
thus controlled by these carriers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
THEA 8 coFH..

A kidney education starts with: Back.
ache means kidney acne. lame bach
means lame kidneys. weak back meanf
weak kidneys. cure means Deans Kid
new Pills. Read about the free d!s.ribu
ton In this paper and call at Owens .
Minor Drug Co. LOOT Main Street, o.
tober Goth !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
le1IkI CURE. No PAY

Your druggist will refund your money
IL PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Ring
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores, PIN
MES and Blackheads on the face and all
skin diseases. so cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs, otway Allen wore black and white,
her silk gown being trimmed on SKI
an6, bodice with black velvet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

1Sc John Atkinson vas in ivory wn 'I
Iousinc wifi, whito hat Her gown
was trimmed with applique lace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. It is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
shemoney that radically and per
manently cures at the least e1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs Henry Fairfax was wearing white
trimmed In lace and black hat with
black feathers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs James II. Doocy's gown was OF
white wolfe, tucked and embroidered VITA
lace trimming. 1Scr white tulie nat Was
1r.mned With pink panne velvet. He
scryels were diamonds and pearls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs. Randolph Wexford Was in pearl
gray cta:ninc over pink. with the oodlcs
relieved by skilfully introduced touches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
NILES APPOINTMENT
IS BEFORE BOARD

snsy desired to attach no imputation on
NAr- Vile, as private citizen. The
committee of the faculty stated that
ehelr correction to Mr.. Miles was based
so'eiy on MS preparation and fitness for
the peculiar duties and requirements OF
the ONCE OF headship of the University
with full executive powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs. r.. y, Davis. OF Petersburg. ana
Miss Davis were in the box with MI ana
Mrs. Miles Martin and Miss Martin. MSS
Davis had on black lace and q Oiaeh
bonnet trimmed in Jet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Mrs. Robert Shaw was among the crowd
az p,omenaders She was in evening
dress. not being in tho ring. Her pale
a,lae gown had q yoke and sleeves OF
,rllite lace. and her hat was trimmed IN
S,ink crush roses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss katharine Mc1ntre was in olo
rose silk brocnaed. Her bodice opened
over q lace vest. and her hat had
wreath OF trailing arbutus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Davis had on during tho carrier
part OF tho evening white silk coat
hand embroideder When She laid her
wrap aside. she appeared In pink chli.
ION oyer pink satin. Her hat In pink and
white was very becoming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
PRETTY PICTURES
AROUND Show RING
ecoat1nsed from E7rst Paseo
o. workmanship. with pendants o.
0nethysts

Nr John D. Potts was IN Diach, =
saack shtrred chiffon hat and black
net beautifully embroidered in jet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Pretty PICIURES
AROUND SHOW RING
Continued from F7rst PaEeo
- workmanship. with pendants o.
0upethysts
Nrs. John D. Potts was in black, .
I black SHRED chiffon hat and black
net beautifully embroidered in jet
N1rs. Henry Fairfax was wearing white
trimmed In lace and black hat Win
4 black feathers.
Mrs. Randolph Wexford was in pearl
4 gray cta:ninc over pink. with the oodies
u relieved by skiifully introduced touches
H of pink.
Mrs otway Allen wore black and white,
her silk gown being trimmed on ski
End bodice with black velvet.
Ir. Joh. Atkinson vas in ivory white
lousfnc. with white hat. Her gown
was trimmed with applique lace.
Mrs. r.. r. Davis. OF Petersburg. ana
Miss Davis were in the box with MI ana
Mrs Miles Martin and Miss Martin. mss
Davis bad on black lace and Oiach
4 bonnet trimmed in jet.
Miss Davis had on during tho carrier
pnrt OF tho evening white SILK coat
hand embrodedor. When she lad her
wrap aside she appeared In pink cfli-
fon oyer mink satin. Her hat in pink and
4 white was very becoming
4 Miss Katharine Mc1ntire was in old
rose silk brocaaed. Her bodice opened
/ over q lace vest. and her nat had d
4 wreath OF trailing arbutus.
Mrs. James H Doolcy's gown was OF
white wolfe, tucked and embroidered with
lace t,,1n!nE Izcr white tulie hat was
trimmed with pink panne velvet. He
scwcls were diamonds and pearls.
AIRS. Robert Shaw was among the crowd
OF m onenaders She was in evening
dress. not being in the ring. Her pale
tlae gown had q yoke and sleeves OF
willie lace. and her hat was trimmed IN
blink crush roses
Miss Sue Spinlan, whom everybody
was glad TO see looking so well after hor
5Qtn Illness, was WtdI Wl1ltS StcAiiihS,
With Tnedallions OF lace.
Miss Bessie Hunters gown was Of black
lace. outlined in Jet over white silk Her
white hat had long white ostrich feath-
ors, and her white boa was also OF 1eath-
s,,s Her ornaments were pearls and dia-
sn,.;,ds.
Miss Mary Moulton was very attractive
! S,,~e .royceelino sole and a Due
and white hat.
Miss Mary Elet. wore gray crepe de
chine over pink silk Her lat was in
ec,u lace and blush roses Her costume
was very pretty and becoming.
Miss Lucille THliier was in white voi!e
tucked with incrustanons of White lace
and a hat OF white panie chiffon.
Misses Margaret ana Lima Shields were
Cowned in white morsselii1e de sole. Miss
Margaret had on Hack mousselica HIT
Miss 1.ina's hat IVES II black ana @.aifSs,
Miss Josephine i'at.iey had on an ivory
white Goth gown and lace hat with a
long blue feather.
Miss Hardy was beautifully costumed
Ii. -.tite silk net. appliqued in taffcta.
s,,er white satin, and a lace hat, with
lesie yellow piumes
N4s. T. N Jones was in a black net.
sstta arpiiqued meda.ions Of black lace
n1.sl white. Her hat was black chiffon.
Mrs Garrett Wall. who was the box
.tity, Of Nj. and Mrs. Jones. was hand
ensty Spwned in white
R3ss Carrie j -eftNitcis was in Mr.. John
E3sr:fia box. Sac lac on bac.l--bfack
IaI.e hat. trimmed WITH jet. and black
iae gown, wciaa over black silk.
1,rs Bernard Guest was in pale blue
a..,tisseiine de sole. Win lace yoke and
,lsts-es. and IA nat in wits and blue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S. NEWS
FORECAST,

Saturday Increasing cloudiness. pcoba-
bly, rain BY night Sunday rain, 1reen
east to southeast wind q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Sue Spilnlan, whom everybody
was glad TO see looking SO well after her
late 4llncss, was wearing white etamlne.
With nedalions OF lace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Lucille INIiier was in white voi!e
tucked with incrustaions OF White lace
and a hat of waite panne chiffon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Misses Margaret and Lima Shields we're
g9wncd in white lnorssnline de sole. Mics
Margaret had on a black morsselica hat
Miss I.ina's hat wiss IL black and waite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

1t purifies and enriches the blood,
cures pilnples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss Of appetite and general debility.
II have taken Foods Sarsaparilla and
found it reliable ard giving perfect satisfac-
zion. 1t takes away that tired feeling. gives
Energy aud puts the blood in good condition"
Miss ErrlE CcLoSSE. 1855 10th Street, n. w.
Warrington. D. O.
Moods Sarsapari!ia promises to
Our0 and keens the promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Bessie Hunters gown was Of black
lace. outlined in Jet over white silk. Her
white hat had long white ostrich feath-
ore. aad her white boa was also of feaih-
e,s, Her ornaments were pearls and dia-
e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Josephine pstneg had on an Ivory
White Goth gown and a lace hat with a
long blue feather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Mary FlIet. wore gray crepe de
chine over pink silk. Her lat was IN
ec,,u lace hnd blush roses. Her costume
was very pretty and becoming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

Miss Mary Moulton was very attractive
an 1,lue ,nousselinc de sole and a blue
and white hat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
Hoods J0rsapdriild

oense. That medicine is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-12
REJECT PEACE TERMS
BRITISH DECLINE GOOD OFFICES
OF HOLLAND.
Will Brook No Mediation of Europeas
Power-Arc Ready TO Treat for Peace
With Beers in the Field and Only in
south Africa.

The Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs. on behalf of the British govern
ment, has rejected the overtures for peace
in South Africa made BY The Netherlands.
The full text Of the correspondence be-
tween the Secretary and the Dutch min
lister in London WAS given To the press of
Britain and Holland simultaneously.
Lord Lansdowne' reply to the commu-
nication OF the Dutch minister makes it
conspicuously plain that no mediation on
the part of any European power will he
brookeal. The British government will
only enter into negotiations for peace
with the Beers in the field and only in
South Africa
1t is now said that the retirement OF
Lord Salisbury from office will be coinci-
dent with the end Of the South African
war. The ST. James Gazette claims 10
save the highest authority for saying
1.-THE premier has fixed the restor lion of
peace in South Africa as the appropriate
moment to resign office. If the war is
ended Lord Salisbury win retire at the
conclusion of the present parliamentary
session. but it is his present intention to
retain his post until peace is accomplish
ed.
The British press is unanimous II APP
plauding Lord Lansdow nc dignihed and
courteous rejection of w at is regarded
as rather ingenious attempt on the part
of the Dutch government TO draw Great
Britain into making peace overtures 10
the Beers.
The Lon,Hn Daily News, representing
the pro BE srs while regretting that the
offer of the Netherlands government was
rejected, Is fan to admit that the reply
of Lord LanSdowne is irreproachable in
style aud temper.
Opinions in The Hague differ concern
ing the action of DIR. Kuyper. Many per-
sons think the Dutch premier was i'll adj
viseG in making the proposal feeling his
ground The papers recognize the eour-
tesy of Lord Lansdowne's reply and in
dictate that efforts toward mediation will
be renewed at a more favorable period.
Mr. Fisca r, Dr. Leyds and the other
Boer deleg les attended conference at
the residence of Mr.. Kruger in Utrecht.
The British pursuit of Gen. Dewet has
been successful to the extent that his last
gun has been captured and Commandant
Vessels, one of his principal lieutenants,
has been routed. Lord Kitchener sent
the news in dispatch from Pretoria.