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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
PRODUCE A PLENTY
IN RICHMOND NOW.
Markets Are Well Supplied With
Provisions at Reason.
able Prices.

Richmond produce houses have plen-
tful supply Of produce on the markets
at present There Is scarcely q. scarcity
in any of the many good things the mar.
kct affords, while the prices may be said
to be right They are in keeping with
the supply and the ever increasing de-
mand
Cabbages are remarkably cheap for this
season Of the year, being worth at whole
sale only 81 per hundred head. Apples
are worth from s1.76 to 50 a barrel. This
price is in keeping with the season of
the year, while peaches are selling for
81 so per bushel basket. Eggs are worth
q cents proably trifie in advance of
the usual price at this season OF the
year. Chickens are bringing from Is to
is cents per pound. while Irish potatoes
Of the best quality seen in this city IN
many moons are going for IS cents q
bushel. Onions are 50 a barrel. while
sweet potatoes are to be had for from
80 to 80 cents per bushel. Ducks are
going for about II cents pound, While
hens are worth cent less. Tomatoes
ara I'D and scarce, but this Is rather late
for them. At present they are going
at so cents per box. Small vegetables
are to be had in abundance, the mar
ket having full supply Of egg plants.
celery. lettuce, etc. No. turkeys are
vet to be had, while cranberries are still
looked forward to with great deal OF
pleasure. 1t is thought that by the first
az the month they will be here in abund-
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
WANTS THEM ALL
Efforts VIII Be Made to Gather in Ex~

port Tobacco Factories.
AS a result of the formation OF the
Briush-American Tobacco Company with
the avowed purpose of controlling the
tobacco trade of the world, the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, 1t is believed, will
either now or within the early future
make a move toward accomplishing in
the export trade of America what it has
done for the remainder Of the industry.
Some time ago, it is learned, the trust
made an unsuccessful attempt to buy
out several Of the big export factories
of Richmond; 1T is believed that now
1t Will make a more determined effort
and Will not stop until it has swept the
field.
me export trade is practically all that
is left outside big corporations and this
new movement on the part Of Mr.. Duke
will be an effort to gather it in also. His
design consummated, he will then prac-
ticaliy control the trade. The American
Tobacco Company is already doing a
large export business, but In its recent
union with the Imperial in the shape of
the British-American, there is an or
ganlzed plan to capture the trade OF the
world. TO do this it will have either
to get rid OF the present independent ex-
port manufacturers. many of whom are
in Richmond, or buy them out.
Just how long it will take to make
the step cannot be said, but it is cur
5rently believed IN tobacco circles that
within the next year Mr.. Duke will
make successful movement to gather
in the export factories. Richmond will
be an important point for him to cover
ana there is little doubt that he will try
10 purchase several of the big plants
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
DEL ECATES' BOARD
At The CONFERENCE
Movement for the Churches to
Pay the Bills Voted Down.
4 TRUTH TOLD ABOUT WOMAN
A Father in lsreal Warns the Young
Preachers Against Joining Any Sc
cret societies-An Excursion De-
feated by the Heavy Rains.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,

WTYIaIY1LLE. VA, October IA
0vety fight was precipitated In tho Hol-
eton Conference today over the propo-
Giuon to set aside one-half OF one per
cent OF the contributions of each charge.
to be used IN paying the expenses OF
tho.e prea cheers and delegates to the an
uual conferences who are entertained
at hotels and boarding houses.
Those who favored this action con-
tended that some towns who cannot now
entertain the conference would then be
able TO DO SO, and towns the size OF
Wytheville would be relieved Of having
to pay in cash the expenses of a por-
ton OF the members. Several members
said that they had seen similar plans
tried in other conferences, with the re-
suit that the conference was finally re-
Qu1red to pay almost the entire cost
THE BISHOP GLAD OF II
The resolution was defeated. where
upon the BISHOP expressed his satisfac-
tios at Its defeat
w a. Thomas, q former member Of
the conference. who surrendered his cre-
dennals several years ago. applied for
the return Of MS papers In order to join
the Western North Carolina Conference.
A nght against him was led by Rev. DR..
r. G. Waterhouse. president Of Emory
and Henry College who stated that he
was admitted In the same class with
MI Thomas. and that. the latter was not
ftted to be q minister. TIE case was re-
ferred TO a special committee.
AVOID SECRET SOCIETIES.
Rev. w H. Bates an aged member
OF the conferences urged all the young
ministers to shun membership in secret
societies
Most interesting addresses on Woman
Home Missionary work We're delivered
by Mrs Gibson and Mrs. Hunter The
latter quoted the saying that when a
woman will she will. and when she won t
she won't" Whereupon Bishop Morris!
son said solemnly, Its too true: said
Mrs Hunter, TT is true as most OF you
know.
Indictment weather prevented the car
ryinE out Of the plan of the conference
to visit Emory and Henry College In
special train to-day.
TO-DAY'S SERVICES.
Appointments have been made for
preaching in practically all Of the
churches in Wytheville and vicinity, and
even as far away as Marion, by minis
4ers Of the conference tomorrow.
R,shop Morrison will preach at the
Methodist Church in the morning and
will ordain the new deacons. Rev. Or.
S. Hopkins will preach there at night
and the elders will be ordained
The conference viii probably adjourn
Monday night. at which time the APP
continents for the coming Year VIII De
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

ence will meet in the Broad-Streee ChureR
the middle OF next month as tho guest1
OF the church. But there arc but tw4
tons of anthracite coal on hand. II
there is any cold weather before thai
time this will likely be gone before thAe
time, and there isn't any to get to eal4
its place The church is too large to hea4
with stoves IL the weather happens to
at all severe It is fortunate thAk -
conference does not meet later.
The Centenary Church makes even
worse showing In its cellar. Ono pod
little tom Is all Il can show. The venaol4
Street Baptist Church - out OF coal Az
DR.. Derteux thinks closing up posah11
ity. Soft coal Is being received h@o ~
the various railroads - usual and ~
trouble IN sxpaoted TO fs1Usn rekn0
increase. coai can be- gotten II the bsid1
Il forthcoming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
FOOD AND. RECREATION. .
Good Food ofthe Greatest Importanc

GOOD + OOQ or the sIreateSt# importance.
There is no need to go away for rest
if one will take scientifically made food
that rebuilds the nerve centers and
makes work a comfort and pleasure.
One of our prominent novelists was
sent to Colorado. Ride every day.
sleep in a tent eat when you are
hungary my physician told me, but
food did not satisfy me and rest would
not end the fatigue that had me in its
grip. I was mere machine; eating,
sleeping, walking, riding. but unequal to
g days work and with no xest for the
days pleasure.
At the lowest ebb OF strength and
courage my eye fell on a piece Of news
paper with which my guide was making
a camp fire. and picked It up and read.
Grapefruit Food for Brain and
Nerve Centers' read on: 1t seemed to
be q. description Of my own case cured
by a diet OF %Grape-Nuts. sent for a
supply Of the Food by the next pack
train that left my camp. It came, Is
miles from the nearest settlement, on
burro's back. That night ate Grape
Nuts without cream. milk or sugar. It
tasted good. felt that for the flrst
time in six months. I had been fed.
went to my bed Of pine boughs, slept
like a tired child, and woke rested. Then
T knew that#I had found what I needed.
better than new sky, better than exer-
cisasFa better than rest, because lacking
ma the food that exhausted nature was cry
in., for. these things could not help me-
q am wei now. If, in the future. I
1,,;, anv rewards by my pen, I shall
count them gained by the food that
~ ia work possible to me. and that gave
hack 10 me my old joy in living" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
Centered Life and at night his sub
iect will be. IAN Unfeigned Faith.

The Rev. p A. Cave will preach MORN
ing and night at the Third Church.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor
there will be no preaching In the morn
ing at West-End. The regular com
munion service Will be held at IL o'clock
The Rev. Carey E Morgan will I'LL
his pulpit at Seventh-Street at both SER
vices to-day At nikNt he will
preach the second sermon on In the
Church or Out-Which? Does It Make
Difference?
Divine services will be conducted IN
the morning at St. Paul's by the Rev.
T. A. Wallis, OF tho Theolostch semin-
airy. DR.. W. =. Evans, OF Monum enta4.
will preach at night.
The usual morning and afternoon ser
vices will be held at Monumental by DR..
Evans.
The Rev. J. 7. bowman will preach
morning and afternoon at All Saints.
The pulpit Of Christ Church will be
filled morning and night by the rector.
the Rev. G. Otis Meade.
The Rev. Landon r. Mason will preach
morning and night at Grace Church.
The Rev. G. Otis Meade, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church, win preach this
afternoon at 4 O'clock at Ascension
Chapel. Highland Park.
The Greater Mems Meeting, held under
the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. will take place this
afternoon at 3 o'clock instead OF 1880
in the Association auditorium The hour
is changed In order that DR.. Byron w.
King may speak later to a mixed audi
ence His theme is THE Silent Part
ner.''
Mrs Walter G. Duke will be vocal
soloist John Edward Pearce, Of Louis
Vile KY. mandolin soloist, and Master
Willie Davidson cornetist. The doorHs
will be opened at $50 o'clock. The
Conversational Bible Glass will meet at
the close OF the Greater Mems Meeting
and will be conducted by General Score
tary Mckee This class lasts but half
an hour and is largely attended.
The newly-organized orchestra of the
Railroad Department of the Young Mems
Christian Association. led by Mr.. Philip
Colavita, will play for both the railroad
mems Gospel meeting at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. at the Main-Street
Station. and at the social half hour fol-
lowing.
Mr.. L. H Mitchell leads the singing.
and IS raising a large male chorus for.
this purpose
me popular pastor OF the Third Chris
tan Church, Rev. P. A. Cave, will re-
peat an address by special request that
he delivered to the young men OF his
own church. All men welcomed Rail-
road mon especially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. r NJ. Bell. who has been spend
ing the summer Massanetten Springs.
has returned to the city. He rode bare
back from Harrisonburg here.
There will be meeting Of the 8. p.
C. a. Tuesday, October 18th, at s:B
O. clock. at Mechanics. Institute. A full
meeting is desired.
Nj. Robert J. Anderson. probably the
Oldest teacher Of the classics in the
State. Is guest OF his son. Mr.. r. p
Anderson. on north Tenth Street He =
the Oldest trustee os Hampdsn, sidney
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
seAsoAno A,R LInG RAIlvsAyS

Low Rates 70 CoIstos~to ed thO We
Every day ousn6 TIE 0oashs q ~
tember and October tns Ssaboard ~
Line will sell one-way, second-clas0 -
tiers tickets to California and 90
Western points at exceedingly low MOO
Service offered by the seaboard 0nsu0l
nassed by any railroad n the eoatA
Furher information cheeZfulIy f0Bne4
nv agents or representative Of Do oo0l
hoard AIR Line, or call "a or address
z p. SMITH
District Passe0GW Aoene
No. 1905 Easa Main 6troe
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
MISS STARR CHOSEN
She Viii Teach E|ocution and Physica
Culture at Wcmans' College.

DIG WIN SoSt &CiSCutiOIl dtO u IifSiIdt
Culture at Womans' College.
Miss Frances t. Starr, of Petersburg,
daughter Of DR. w. G. Starr. has been
selected to teach elocution and physical
culture in tho Woman's College of this
city. Miss Starr graduated with high
rank from the New England College Of
Ocatory. of Poston; from whose presi-
dent she received the highest recommen-
dation, both as to dramatic ability and
literary instinct. She has taught elocu-
ton in the Randolph-Alacon Institute,
Danv:lle. Va, where her success was
wonderful, the principal testifying that
the eAlss in elocution was greater than
1t has ever been before or since
Miss Starr has given elocution recltals
in many towns of Virginia. the press no.
tees OF which attest her universal popu-
iarity and success. She begins her work
at the Wcmans College on Monday, I'M
der the most favorable auspices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
FEAST OF TIE .A.ToNEMENT
Celebration in the Synagogue Ended
Last Evening.

The great Feast Of the Atonement was
celebrated yesterday in all the Jewish
synasogues Of the city. Services began
at 10 O'Clock in the morning and con-
tinued without Interruption until 60 clock
IN the AFTERNOON. up to which hour the
members feasted. At Beth Ahaba SER
vices Of an unusually attractive charac-
ter were held. A special musical pro-
Sramme. including duet by Misses
Bell and McBain-..The Angels Sere-
nade"-and q children's chorus was rem
dered. DIR. Calisch preached two
sermons, one shortly after noon and the
.,A&er at $50 r. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

N K. HARTMAN receives many letters
- from suffering women who have
been cured of some catarrhal derange-
ment BY the use OF Peruna. The fol-
loving letter speaks for itself:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Q.
"Gentlemen-MY health was excellent
until about six months ago when !
seemed to have collapse from over
doing socially, and the doctor ordered
an entire change Of scene and climate.
AS this was an absolute impossibiity at
this time, i had to try and regain my
health in another way, and was induced
by friend who gave Peruna such
good recommend to try Peruna. cans
not tell you the condition OF my nerves
when began to use it. The least noise
Hirritated me, and | felt life was not worth
living, but Peruna soon changed me into
a we'll woman, and now ! do not know !
have nerves."-Louise Bertsel. 10 l.2
Second street, Brookly IN. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

It is very easy indeed for the doctors
to order patients change of scene and
climate. Such an order Is very easily
given and Is often a very appropriate
remedy.
Indeed. 1t would be a good thing If all
people suffering from NERVOUSNESS could
travel and recuperate their nerves by
change of climate and scene, but not one
case in five hundred can do this. Most
people are tied at home by duties or pos
s1ply cannot AFFORD to make the desired
change.
1t is very easy. therefore. for the doc
tor to order this change. but sometimes
very dln1cult or even impossible for the
patient to carry 1t out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
TIL SITUATION
IN RICHMOND.
Or. Hawthorne to Discuss J Local
Affairs.
AN APPEAL TO TIL. CITIZENS
Rev. MIR. Beauchamp to Preach on "The
Church or the saloon"-Rally Day
at the Second Church-The
Services To-Day.

The friends Of municipal reform have
been invtred to attend a special service
at Grove Avenue Baptist Church at II
A.. NJ to-day. Tho pastor. Dr. dAw-
tnorne. will DISCUSS the Duty Of Every
Christian and patriotic Citizen, IN view
of the present situation in Richmond. ;"
His apnea1 to the abiding .ele1nnnts
of the city will be based upon facts
unveiled by official invesu cation.
The church has seating capacity OF
twelve hundred, and every effort will
be made to make the congregation COM
Portable.
DR.. George Cooper will preach in the
morning at the First Church on "The
Great Power Of Great Ideal" Dr..
S. Gardner. of Grace-Streot, will
preach at night.
at the Second Church DE-. W. r. L
Smith will preach at both services.
The Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones will preach
In the morning at Leigh-street on De
u1ands Of the Kingdom At night his
subject will be Source Of Success in
Life
DR.. C.. S. Gardner viii preach in tbs
morning at Grace Street.
The regular monthly and quarterly
meeting Of the Baptist Sundays Ghool
Association of Richmond will be held at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon at the
Grace-Street Church. The Rev. I. s..
Boyles, of Randolph Street, will make
an address on 1.-The Other Hall" A
programme OF special music has besn
arranged.
The rally-day and quarterly roll-caN Of
the Sunday-school Of the Second Church
will be held to-day. The pro-
gramme is as follows: Lords Prayer
|, in concert: Hymn No. 40; Opening
| verses; Gloria by the Choir; Prayer BY
Dr. w. r. L. Smith; Recitation in con-
cert; Hymn No. 2e5: Roll-cau Of off
GERS and teachers; Hymn by infant de-
partment; Roll-call, Department 'B, 7
| Infant Glass;; Hymn No. 1854: Roll-cail
Department "A' (Adult Classes; Cen
sus and collection; Hymn No. 16I; Roll
call, Department &C." (Home Helpers>;
| Word from a home helper, DR.. r. j.
Wilingham; Prayer, Mr.. A II. Robins;
Hymn No. 173; Notices and Reports:
Hymn No. 201: Dismission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
TAKING OYSTERS UNDER SIZE
Four Men Fined. but All Of Them Take
IAppeals.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October IL
.. p. Cook, A ]. Parker. ]. b. Parker
and Frank whispel, were all fined $40
and costs this morning for taking oysters
under size. The cases were oil appeal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
= DO NOT KNOW i HAVE NERVES. :
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writes: II sincerely believe that Peruno
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

Rev DR.: w. T. Derieux will preach at
Church at II A. NJ. and Rev. Harry Good
win at p. NJ. The Lords Supper will be
administered at the morning service, The
subject of tho morning service will be the
Equalization That Comes as a Result Of
At Broadus Memorial Church to-day
the pastor, Rev. c. ?. Stealey will preach
at Ii o'clock on The True Mission of a
Church. and at s P. NJ. on THE Import
ant Question of the Day.
The Rev. J. T. Bosnian will preach
morning and night at Park Place.
The Rev. g. T. D. Collins. OF the Bal
timore Conference, will preach morning
and night at Union Station.
The Rev. ]. o. Babcock will preach In
the morning at Fairmount-Avenue on
1.-THE Cross and the Crown" His sub
ject in the evening will be ''The Touch
Of Two Worlds
The Rev. Joseph D. Langley will preach
in the morning at st. James on Our
Father At night his subject will be
..Let Us Forget
DR.. w. w. Lear will preach at both
services at Centenary. His subject at
night will be Sacrifice in the Land; or
the Devils offer Of Compromise.
The Rev. George II. Spooner will preach
the morning dL lliAIy olA opA4 -
Filled His subject at night will be
Labor, Capital and Religion"
In the morning at Clay-Street the Rev.
L. B. Betty will preach on IAN Unwise
and Perilous Request At night his
subject will be "An Unwise and Perilous
Response
The Rev W. b. Beauchamp will preach
in the morning 1T Broad-Street on An
gels Unawares.'' At night his subject
will be 1.-THE Church or the Saloon"
Dr. Russell Cecil will preach morning
and afternoon at the Second Church.
The Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, D. D., Will
preach at both services at the Church Of
the Covenant.
E Regular services will be held morning
and night at Grace-Street by DR.. Jere
Witherspoon.
Rev. Dr. Kerr has returned from the
meeting Of the Presbytery at Crewe.
and will Occupy his pulpit this morning
and evening.
DR.. Nyitherspoon, pastor OF Grace
Street Presbyterian Church, will preach
in the morning and at night. Immediate
ly after the morning services the sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper will be OBJ.
served. and DR.. Witherspoon will preach
sermon appropriate to the occasion,
taking for his subject, THE Christ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
Pe-ru-na Carnot BE Initiated

IL you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use OF Peruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
arulI statement OF your case, and he Will
be pleased to- give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus
Unlo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

In an such cases Peruna = Q 0oA
Peruna comes to those Who a1o onnD
to afrord the expensive lu1urfss Of enaAee
OF scene and climate. PeTunA Co.'S -
.sucn people with rerreshmens. roeao0Os
ton and q renewal Of vigoR and 1Dns0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
Says Mrs. Bertsel. Of Brooklyn.
Like a Charm. So the Fair Sex
Speak of the Action Of Pe-ru-na.
American Women.

catarrhal diseases the Bane Of
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-06
A Liberal Offer.

The Pittsbnrg Gazette with its
usual enterprise, has planned for its
readers and friends an offer which ia
scope and liberality far surpasses any
proposition heretofore submitted by
any newspaper,
1t proposes to give absolutely free
to the % most popular school teachers
in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virgiaia trip through
England, Scotland and the continent
lasting over six weeks and comprising
every point of interest possible. Ac-
companied by competent conductors
this trip wilhbe source of instrnc-
tion as well as pleasure and would be
appreciated by any persoa.
Not only will absolutely every con-
tingent expense be paid, but purse
OF $50 will be given 10 every success
fol contestant for personal expenses
during the trip.
Voting blanks will be printed in
every issue OF The Pitt sburg Gazette
and the PittsUarg Chronicle Tele-
graph, which should be filled out with
the name Of your favorite teacher and
sent TO the office Of the paper (Excur-
sion Department. where they will be
properly filed and recorded 50 the
credit Of the teacher voted for.