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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
WAGON
STRUCK A SNAG.
on Its Way After aaNoTWe-
qlan Sailor When 1t Hit a
Pole-Driver Hurt

1t took three husky policemen OF the
First District to subdue and place In
DURANGO vile n drunken Norwegian, sailor.
named Gustave Sandwich. It happened
last night between Twenty-second and
Maln. Streets. and the First Station.
And thereby hangs n tale. for when
Driver George Isaacs, OF the patrol wagon
was dashing his horse to tho scene. the
horse sagged into an electric light pole
at Eleventh and Broad Streets, and
everything came to a sudden halt
Mr.. Isaacs picked himself up from the
ground, ana no found the cross-bar OF
The wagon Was broken. He, too. was
bruised. When tho outfit got back to tho
Second Station Mr., 1saacs went home for
treatment, and the other patrol wagon
was put into use with Driver Drake In
change. In the meantime, however. n
street car going down Broad Street. could
not stop quick enough when It reached
the damaged wagon and little more
damage was done both tho front OF the
car and, the wagon
The total damages We're comparatively
light
& l3y this limo tho Norwegian sailor had
been placed in n cell ut the First Station.
whore lie swore himself to sleep like a
sailor. + Il, ,5
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LIST OF
DEAD MAY
REACH 70.
Fatal Collision on Big.
Four Railway.
FOOTBALL PLAYERS 7.
CRUSHED TO. death
over Fl1ty StuQ6ntS .lHJuF6u.
Some Fatally.
PASSENGER CAR
is DEMOLISHED ) T. i 5 Eel:
Over Sixty Persons Buried Beneath
Tons Of Wreckage, and Many We're
Dead When They Were Taken
Out-The Wreckase Caught
Fire, bu, was Forum
ately Ex,lnguished.
Over Fifty Students Injured.
Some Fatally.
PASSENGER CAR
is DEMOLISHED

tBy Associated Press.)

INDIANAPUL1s, IND. Oct Cliff
teen persons were killed and over fifty
injured, some fatally. this morning by a
collision between a special passengeai
train on the Big Four Railroad and a
freight engine drawing coal cars The
accident happened in the edge of this city.
Tie passenger train OF twelve coaches
was carrying ee4 persons. nearly all OF
whom were students OF Purdue Uniyer-
sity and their friends. from lafayette
to Indianapolis for the annual foot
ball game between the Purdue team and
the Indiana University squad for the state
championship, which was to have been
fought this afternoon.
In the nrst coach back OF the engine
were the Purdue football team SUD
stttute players and managers. Three
players, the assistant coach, trainer and
seven substitute players OF the Untver-;
slty team were killed and every one OF
the ffty-three other persona in the car
were either fatally, or seriously injured.
ss The Dead.
The following Is the list of no dead
CHARLES GRuBE Butler. Ind. subs
stltute player.
n CHARLES FURR, yeedersburE, Ind.,i
guard. 81 ~. 4
E. G. ROBERTSON. indianapolis. ass
sistant coach and captain OF the team two
years ago.
n. u. POWELL, Corpus Christi, Texas.
end player.
W, D. HAMILTON, Lafayette, center
rush.
Ind. substitute
SAMUEL sourBB, Lawrenoeburs, md.
substitute.
JAY HAMILTON. Huntington, Ind,
substitute.
&. N. r. HOWARD, Lafayette. president
OF the Indiana Laundrymen's Associations.
PATRICK Ia CLAIR, Chicago, trainer.
4 SAMUEL TRU1TT, Noblesyille, Ind.
substitute.
&c. u. SHAW, Lafayette, Ind.
BERT PRICE. Spencer, Ind. substitute.
j. e. COATS. Berwin. Pa.
Pile Of Wr> ckage.
From the twelve coaches were coming
the Joyous cries OF thousand rooters
for Purdue, clad In gala dress, with COLI
ors streaming, while In the front coach
sat twenty muscular fellows. trained to
the hour, on whom the hopes OF a brill
liant victory on the gridiron were conf
IDENTIFY placed.
Around a curve at the Eighteenth Street
cut, Engineer schumaker found directly
In front OF him the freight engine and
ccal cars moving slowly from a switch
leading to gravel pit. HeNreversed his
engine and jumped.
The crash hurled the passenger engine
and three front coaches against the steel
freight cars loaded with coal, that
ploughed their way through and buried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
PULLED DOWN THE
CONFEDERATE FLAG.
Prompt Punishment Inflicted
by a Worthy Champion
Upon the vlolator.
specl to The Times Dispatch

(special to The Times Dispatch.).
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. a1,-The
entire city Is talking to-day about a
sensational incident which practically
closed the Virginia Grand Camps re-
union here,
1t occurred early this morning in the
Commercial Hotel Just after The Con-
federate ball,
i Andrew Olsen, a gunner In the navy,
stationed at the shlp-ynrd, after making
several insulting remarks In regard to
tile South. pulled down Confederate
flag from the wall. threw It on the floor
ana PLACED his foot upon Il. Mayor Thorn
ton Jones' az Hampton. Immediately
knocked the man down. Olsen regalned
his feet, hut the Infatuated southerner
stretched him on THO floor again. ana
then again. Finally the gunner could rise
no more. then Mayor Jones' picked him
up and knocked him down again, Is
Olsen Is q .swede by birth. ~ Mo men arc
about the same size and weigh over 200
ipo,nds each, The story was widely cir.
culased this afternoon, and Three cheers
for Jones" were given more than once
on the street corners. s49
Practically all of tho yeterans are gone
now, ard tho city looks deserted. 4 4
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lvacate our places in the trenches and;
form a line in the rear.
i took charge Of the regiment Just as
this movement was aboutfto begin. We
marched by the flank northward for
quite a distance. and came to where
General Malone was: he had dlsmounted
and walked along some distance with
US, using this opportunity to talk with
some Of the officers of tho brigade. 4
inferred that he had been to the place
where we were to make the attack, and
that he was informed OF tho topography.
When he found how we were marching
j hesgave orders to have the brigade coun-
termarched by regiments. He was with
us when we turned to the right from
covered way and passed along the ravine.
IN THE RAYINE.
As soon as we marched into the ra-
vine we saw the enemy in the works
which had been constructed by us and
out OF which our men had been blown
by tho explosion of the mine. They
were very numerous: there was a very
large number of flags. considering the
space covered, We could see that soma
Of them were negroes: the men seemed
to be moving sideways In the trenches.
and some moved out of the trenches to-
ward US; some were placed In what
we found afterwards to be traverses.
Mahone's brigade formed in the ravine
and the men were ordered to lie down
until all our dispositions were made.
After receiving instructions as regi-
mental commander, | went In front of
MY regiment and commanded atten-
ton.
/ ordered the men to fix bayonets and
to SEQ that their guns were In order for
Immediate use.
further Instructed them that outline
of infantry was the only barrier Mt that
point between the enemy and Peters
burg. told them that at the command
aForward" every man must go AT run,
rescrving his fire until he reached the
fortifications now occupied by the ene-
my, stated that IL We moved rapidly
and with vigor and spirit, the enemy
could fire but one volley at us before
we would BIO on them. and then we
should deliver on them a plllnging fire
(Contlnued on Second PapeN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
MAN THOUGHT TO
BE WENTz ESCAPED
Boarded Train Ostenslbly for
New York. and Mystery
is LInsolved
(contlnued On Second Page.l
Especial to The Tlmes-pispatch.)

& 4 d +. 4
ToCcoA, GA. October 81, Whether the
man who registered here as &c. T.. Hume
New York" and who was thought TO be-
the missing II. u Wents, Is really the
missing Philadelphian. Is an unsettled
question, as he boarded the northbound
train at a.ao this morning. ostensloly for
New York,
The woman who was here with the man.
and who was registered as Mrs, Hume
was driven across country to clarksvlle
before midnight, where. It Is understood,
she also took train, Toocoa chief OF
police believes that Hume Is Vents.
as he answers the description OF the MISS
Ing millionaire,
Il The chief Intended to detaip the couple
until they could pa identified but they
eluded him, While here the parties re-
smained In their room at the hotel, even
taking their meals there
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INTERNAL MACHINE
SENT TO AN.EDlTOR.
Landlady Intercepted Con.
trivance and twas Given
to the Police.
iBy Assoclated Press

4 BOSTON. MASS. Oct. al.-An Infer
nal machine. addressed to Peter 1Sure-
ghian. the editor OF Young Armenia, was
Intercepted by the landlady of the house
where the editor lives, and has been
turned over to the police.
The package containing tho CONTINUANCE
was left at Kureghian's house. the po-
lice say, last evening by man, who,
from his description. is Judged to be an
Armenian. The woman was suspicious
OF the bundle, and summoned a pollco-
an appliance consisting of copper wires.
a time clock and some carbons, connected
with heap OF steel filings and gun
powder. A dial on the clock showed that
1t WAS fixed to explode at 9 clock, two
hours after It was left at the Kuresllian
house,
S'rhe police believe that the incident ia
an outcome of the assassination OF Sag
atel Sagouni In London this week.
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Visitors Wished That to Be
PlalnlystJ
CONSIDER G S: i SPEECH j E: /
Of TODD. MILD.
But Others Declared i Was Made In
His Usual Vigorous MarnerDe-
Med Having SAID State Com
i. mttee Vas Soaked With
Liquor Fulton Anec>
s dote Not Repeated.

It 70 a subject for mnch comment among
tho Henrico poll tit:tans that a party Of
Braner people,, numbering four: and In
Guiding Mt. William H. Sands. attorney
and friend OF the 'tteas urer were ;conspic-.
uous among the audi ence that listened to
the Todd speeches. made last night At
Ridge Church, one 5of the outlying pre-
scincts In the county. :.
During the campai gn now nearing Its
close Mr.. Sands has been the objective
point for gallingE fire. from Mr.. Todd,
who has used his name n Quently in his
speeches. in company with those of sew
e1al others. notab Nv Dir. hyde Saunders.
Mr.. Barksda1e and Mr. EBn ton The at
stcrney has made al hot dentat of the as
than8Frday night when the stand from
which he spoke was stoned. declared them
to be untrue. W ~ y 4! ss
MR.. SANDS THERE.
Last night, having to- attend mo meeting
OF hiY own, Mr. Sartds went TO the place
5announced for a Tpdt speaking. It was
some SssvenI or Gig nc ies out. hut a party
of four nllsd 2. casf4slt snd took the drive,
In HE party were n; * sands III. John
5etss I, ruekes5 ..nss s s ~ as,s =; hush
So fsi. BE- tsis: ssn,eelysE vas concerned
the party caIlet and went. Mr.. Sands
Listened tosthe speech Of Mr..Todd and
them. with the others. left. IA tors one Of
them silad fndlcat ted 10 Chairman RufIln
that their presence must NOT be TIA ken
{ to Indicate THAI they In; any way acI
squieseed In what was said. Major Sands
declared after the meeting that he was
simply curious to hear what Mr.. Todd
was gayinH, about him. He thought his
speech last night was very mild. One
OF the Todd speakers. in the other hand.
declared that the candidate attacked
Mr.. Sands In his usual vigorous fashion.
and that Mr.. Sands looked at the ceiling
most OF the time.
THE MEETING.
Tho meeting is described by. Chairman
Rufin as being an enthusiastic Todd
affair. There were half hundred
people present. Addresses were made by
Chairman Ruflin, Mr.. Coalter and Ma
Todd. DR.. l. p. Michaels presided. Mr.
Ruffin and Mr.. CoaYter spoke along the
usual lines e
Mr.. Todd said 1t was untrue that he
had declared the State Committee to have
been S'soaked with whiskey:. He reitera-
ted his statement, however. that tho
Brauer people had a lobby room, and that
i he saw members of the committee going
into 1T. He further said that he had been
informed that there was some whiskey in
the ROOM Six members of the committee
told him they had gotten a drink OF it.
Mr.. Todd did not uselthe little. story about
bill and Pete and the Button.
Another attack was MADISON Senator
8Barksdale. 1t, was charged that he had
become aftrighted and run back home to
Halifax. A telegram was received last
night from Mr.. Barksdale. however. say
ing that ne would be In the field again
Monday night In Barton Heights, Todd's
home district.
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.M'CLELLAND LEADS
BY GOOD BIG VOTE.
Canvasses Made by New York
Dailies Point to Victory
for the Democrats
to rho Times. pispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Americana
canvass gives Mcclellan a majority OF
bl,0ss, ,rhe World in a canvass Of 1885,
votes, gives Mcclellan a. lead OF 2'6sa
votes, IT declares the drift OF $40
voters indicate majority for Low in
brooklyn OF 5000 and in Manhattan. the
.mnjority will not be more than 49,
either way TamMany claims Tor Mo-
.Clellan n plurality of 1880. Fusion
IclaIms for Low u plurality Of $500,
The brooklyn Daily Easle's canvass
.indicntes that Mcclellan Will carry the
city by about 4s,9lo plurality, IN Man
'hattan and tho Rronx and In Queens. his
pn,raiities ara forecasted as 1903 and
i ,Asa respectively, while Low, " Is In
dioated, Will carry Rrooklyn by PLY
'raSity OF 1.His, and Richmond by $40.
3Ievery's vote, according to tho EagleH
figures. Will he 1s,,-o. OF which nearly all
Eillaeome from Manhattan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
PERRY HEATH SAFE
FROM PROSECUTION
fspecIal to The TImes-pispatch,)

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispat ch.).
WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. M.-Afajor
Holmes Conrad. OF this city. one of the
special attorneys for tho government,
when asked to-day as to the truth Of
the dispatch concerning the proseula!an
OF Perry Heath. said that he was not at
liberty to say anything for publication.
If Heath was guilty OF any ottenses said
Major Conrad, his prosecution Is barred
by the statute of limitation. This is all
ne would say on the subject.
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CHILDREN KILLED BY 81
DRINKING PAINT in WATER
ianeciaI 10 THO Tfmesspjspatc

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Oct. 31.-Ax a
result OF drinking water which was pois-
oned BY paint. tho four-year-old dauEh-
ter OF AR. Charles sMcAIillen. q prominent
architect. OF this city. died this morning.
and an infant son Hos at the point OF!
Death Rain water running off freshly
painted roof and smptying into a clstern,
which furnished the supply Of drinking
water for the family. was the cause CT
tho trouble. The children drank the water
and It caused inflammation OF the .stom-j
Ach. Medical skill was powerless 10 re-
lieve the Intense suffering OF the chil-.
dren. The boy cannot recover.
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URGE DEMOCRATS TO
VOTE STRAIGHT TICKET
(By sssocia ted press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. al--Letters from
several Democrats of national promi-
nence. including Chairman l.. A. Roslng,
OF the Minnesota State Democratic Com
mittee, former Governor. ana Congress-
man Benton Mcmillan. Of Tennessee;
United States Senator Patterson. OF Coll
Slanta Constitutions; Congressman NJ. =.
Made, OF Iowa, and G.. NJ Baker, OF
Cincinnati, urging Democrats of this city
Tie Democratla ticket in the election
tuesday, were made public Mt Democratic
campaign headquarters to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
MAYOR M LANE is TO
HUNT In VIRGINIA

t Especial to The Times ispatch.)
I,AIIilAIORE, Md, Oct. 31,--.AIayor Nc
Lane Will on next Tuesday start on tho
nrst vacation be has had since his liz
days With City Solicitor w. Cabell Bruce ice
at the home of the lattcr's mother at
Staunton Hill, Charlotte county. Va.
They will hunt partridges,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
His q olIar- Bono Broken.

(Specialsto The Times Dispateh) ri
NEWPORT NEWS VA, October 3l.--
Ar the Soldiers Grounds to-day the old
OF foot ball from the stralnlng shin s3uf-
talos eleven. The score stood ITO 20
Iniguid, quarterback for the Ruffalo
team, had his collar bone broken in a
serImmage. ;a. .s,ss, s. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
c,nr. n Arrested.

Especial to Tine 'rincs-p lspatch.)
MsBURG.i VA, Oct. al.--Two
men, charged with robbiilg q car OF tho
chesapeake and Ohio Railway at Toano,
this morning. The arrest was made in
Newport News BY Officer @. -. Duke. Of
tho chesapeake and Ohio Railroad It
yang who have been operating along tho
linz OF the Chcsarcnke and Ohio for
some time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
CHILDREN TOOK
TOWN LAST NIGHT.

Halloween was heartily enjoyed by the
children in various parts OF the city last
night. Arrayed in various disgulses. they
made raids on the premises OF their neigh
boris. and INDUCED in all sorts OF antics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
NORTH &CAROLlNA.

Governor Aycock receives warm well
come in South Carofina----Gonterenc o.
leading negro educators express gratitude
for the educa ton afforded the race BY the
state and commended the Governors ht.
1itude; tho Southern Edueatioon Bo :rni
nav the teachers fare TO leiEh---Io-
basco Shipments at Winston large increase
over last year--Spencer shops close on
account OF lack Of approprlation-O
msn crseSers make
big haul at Mullins Postoftlc
ty years given VIII Headen for mu rae,
IN second degree--Childrentd die AZ WIZ
mington from drinking water from "a
painted roof.
GENERAL
Bank statement fails to have convincing
effect on stock market and prices sag
Fifteen persons killed and nifty or more
by collision OF freight train With one
loaded with football team and college
ftudents-Many football games played
yesterday Yals by psrsstsn tent ASSAULTS ns IN
five to nothing against Columbia; Harvard
barely defeats the Carlisle Indians the
latter working remarkable trick to se-
cent to the editor OF Young Armenia, in
Boston, Is Intercepted by his land lady and
turned over to the police, mpalgn
pressing confidence in the result, but to
an outsider 1t would seem that both Dem
ocrats and Republicans are fearful of de-
fent-Republican close Maryland cam
paign with whoop -.-out IN Ohio the
usual claims OF confidence are made by
both sides and great Interest is being
taken In the contest. which Inns been one
principally between Senator Hanna and
rom j.. Johnson--I.uY Casta wins Bay
View Handicap Mt Aqneduct track In a
driving finish from Ahumada Noted
author. Israel Zangwill. is soon to marry
~ ohm Mitchell Is III and doctors dis
agree as to whether or not hsy has appen-g
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the British army.
md It Is believed that tho King will try
10 force his brother. the Duke Of Con-
I,aught. on the country al the successor
OF the great soldier. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
OHIO cAMPAI0N
.Eu,, State Ticket and Members Of s.ss--
isiatura 10 Re Chosen,

5 ClNClNNATI, OHIO, October 3t.-Ths
campaign In Ohio practically closed to-
night with rallies everywhere
The election Tuesday Is for a full State
ticket aud members of the Legislature
that selects the successor or Senator Han
ma, For the hrst time In Ohio the two
parties have had nominees for Senator
Jchn III, Clarke. OF Cleveland, and SSua-
tor Hanna have canyassed the sntire
State for ssnatars and the Senatorial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
M1NIATURE ALMANAC
RICHMOND

A warm finish to the campaign In Hen
rico county-Clty election Tuesday to be
Quiet Chairman Deherty's eall.-Dem1 10,
wagon damaged and driver hurt---.Wil-
liam and Mary College football team
beaten by RANDOLPH Macor--The bond.
issue plan OF President Sol Bloomberg--
"A brisk week In realty-Re publican
nominees In the State--Bourke Cochran
to speak here soon-C Common Council to
meet Tomorrow night--.Comlng mar.
riages-New librarian begins his term OF
Office onvicts are tried and resentehc-
ed--Dartng feat of q painter---yrlnner
In the qualifying round for the golf tour
namcnt--Negro man Ii dang erously
wounded New booksof rules Of the ,P3-
lowe enRi richmond man IN wreck near !,
the race problem-----'vVay 10 Increase ne
ynIue OF the scoHn!ry's apple export trade
% ffIcall inspection Of ST. ANDREWS
Commandery Tomorrow night---Albe-
marie Club ends its season--Boy 81 arm
broken In football game--Some large
iprpperty transfer s---A Todd meeting III
Henrico. MANcHcsTER---La OF
the Masonic Bazaar returns thanks-----N,oo
mere Developments In alleged Assault
case - Street improvements 80 Pollce
Commissioners to meet tomorrow night
,nonth--c Council committees---The com
Ing marriage OF Miss Brandis---An enjoy
nble dance Mt the McRae rnanslont---A
receptionto be held at Cambridge street
baptist Church parsonag e---Josc pm r =,
JofInson Camp to complete arrangements
for tho trip TO the Crater reunion to-tnor-
row night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
DALEY QUARTETTE
TO GIVE CONCERT

under tho auspices of the Ladies'. Aid
Society the Daley Qunrtette will give a
concert. at the Third Presbyterian Church
VOL worth hearing. r., /, ,Ss II N ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
.Y,RGlNIA.

! Sensational ending OF the Confederate
reunion ~ Hampton's Mayor pc rsonaliy.
Furnishes heavily ma Wy m w no. pulls
down and insults the confede rntosfiag at
The c,psing bali-The bnttleship Maine
leaves Newport News for SeRs York
The collier Narcotics to 30 to the N rfolks
yard for repairs: torpedo boat destroysrs'
n .dry-dock: the baltimore sails for San
i1nn,iin' Ro.---Th programme for the era ter
reunion issued ny 4. P. Hill Camp; I'm
spressdve arrangements for celebrating ths
battle with veterans and military KUN
grows horr,esick. the other to be adopted
Ia hi. new-found friendFor fires
cover tho mountains n Pulaski S3untyy,,I;,I,
lam coI,nty-Several of gang of car
robbers arrested at Newport News-;A
bebv boy attacked by a vicious dog IN
Winchester saved by his negro nanny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
SUMMARY or DAYS NEWS.
me WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, Oct. al.--Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
notwithstanding cloudy Sunday and
Monday; light variable Winds, IA
North Carolina-Fair In east; showers IN
west portion Sunday and Monday; ire fresh 81
east winds. B
There was a5considerable rise In the
Temperature yesterday. the mercury Wnicn
had been lingering around 40$and % goinE
last night, and overcast skies are expect
ed to-day.
STATE OF TIL r TIL ERMoMstE 2, T or r. ~
20 "a. NJ h. !. 8
IL M. 90
I'm. 20
e p. M. f. =
- f. M ~ 20
IL midnight o.
Average .,........... 81 10
Highest temperature Yesterday. ........ q
Lowest temperature yesterday -. q q
Mean Temperature yesterday. ~. 49, o.
Normal temperature for Octobcr....... u
= Departure from normal tenpera ture .. ~ W
Precipitation during past "a hours $500. w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-03
Razor $50 Years Gla.

Charles Morton Of Bardstown, KY.
Is the proud possessor Of razor thai.
Is som athing over $50 years old, but
Is In a splendid state of preservation
and is far superior to the razors OF
modern times. The razor was former
ly owned by Judge Veneble Of the col
ony Of Virginia, and who was prom
1nent patriot. Judge Eeneble was ap
pointed Judge of Kentucky county by
Patrick Henry, governor of Virginia
Kentucky then being a county Of that
common wealth. The razor was made
at Sheffield, England, in the year 1751
and is ver7 heavy, the blade being ex.
tremely thick and broad, with a largs
wooden Asad!a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-03
Cousin OF Plus < in America

Rev. Don Luigi Sarto1. pastor OF
St. Joseph's church, Midland. Nd.
cousin of Pope Plus X. viii sail for
Rome next month to pay his respects
80 the new pont6 The pope and the
American parish priest are descend.
ants Of the same grandfather. the
parents of the Midland priest having
added the ri to their name. accord.
ing to the custom of the Venetian
province in which they lived. There
Is a striking physical resemblance
between Pope Plus X and Father Sar.
tori. The, are vel! acquainted.