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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
,nNIATrTRr Ar,nrANAr
RICHMOND.

: Animal trainer attacked by furious
tiger and badly lacerated-lnjunction
holds UP the consolidation Of the Bell and
Richmond telephones-senato Martin
etetes positively that the site OF the
postofticc Will not be rnoved--Child-l labor
bill again postponed---State Bankers
Association chooses Lynchburg as Its next
place OF meeting-Alurnni OF Randolph
Macon College elect offIcers---Frlends in
life not separated by death-An analysis
Of the soil OF the State now being made
for the benefit Of farmerss---surgical
operation restores the beauty OF q. little
girl----A movement on foot TO raise Turk
ish tobacco in Virginia--Missionarie In
Brazil threatened; some of them nre well
known In Rtchnond--An operation per-
formed on Judge S. 3. Witt, from which
he rallies, and Is resting comfortably-
Murder theory In Hsnrico Is dispelied, but
mystery remains--Pure election bill
Iurther rdelayed---Forrntr citizen of Rich
mond III In colorado-ilchmond estab-
lishment to be enlarged--.Prisoners are
transferred to new jail---Bill to anayze
free Virginia mneralH---City loses a case
by a decision Of the Supreme Cour, Of
tho State---Attempt being made to secure
an option on the Gayton coal r,lness-.An
important liauor bill offered--,tn old firm
makes an assignment--Price of coal 10
be reduced M ASCH
Horse enormously supposed to have been
stolen found after long search---Heavy
less by robbery-.A calendar tea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
VIRGINIA.

Bedford bear story said to be an en-
piodcd yarti----fsenator Martin and party
mistake boswell for Elbf. and walt thcie
Henry Miller % IN Roskbridra rse rscals 4 - tsr. r.
1.ela tragsdy----Lsls failure in Wy.hs-
ville--Charles City smallpox patients are
doing wel-A Issw hctal for Danyille-
Water fowl scarce on the Jane sCarv-
sity. to travel In Europe-Mistrial in
case involving 60 acres OF Loudoun land
soa OF Rsr. DR.. Hawthorne resigns
churches IN Aihemarle---A. 3. Payne ar
rested at Ctaliottssyille charged with
no marriage at Danville-Pald fire depart
Inent for Roanoka-Beneit entertain-
,nent at Crewe for family Of Luna Joy-
ner----Villiamsbnrg wants to issue bonds
for fire department and water works
work on @, iail for negro Ioaters in Lexing-
Injured IN a saw-nnil in Russell--No
drop in coal at Newport NewsA new
itotel for Patersburg---A historic Peters
burg church sold at auctionThe State
Marriages: j. E. G, Trigg and Miss
Mabel Roberts at Bristol; William Mat
thews and Miss Maud Templeton. and
Lawrence Baumgardner and Miss Maggie
and Miss Blanche Baird at Roanoke; Ag-
new Over1on and Miss Emma Poole in
Portsmouth: r. H. Branch and Miss An-
ME Elizabeth Scott at Alarven; Paul Wolf
and Miss Mary Helpp at AIeherrin;5 Sam
rtn; r. Y; Reid ana Miss Fannie NJ Jol-
life at Boyce.-Deaths: Arthur Nc
Wane at Wythevile: w. II. Hunt at
Jeesburg Thomas Ford at Lexington;
John N. Webb In Kansas; Mrs. Salle
Deboe in Roanoke; Miss Clara Z Lewis
AT TTrnf1ra E5a Et
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
A Very Positive Deliverance
by Him on the Subject.
TEARING DOWN THE
SHAFER BUILDING
The Work Will Not Commence for One
orTwo Years, and Only Few Ten-
ants Of the Ground Floor VIII
Suffer Damages-The Party
Here Now from
Washington.

You are at perfect liberty toa
quote me as saying that the new
Federal building in Richmond
will be erected upon the site Of
the custom-house, where it now
stands, and upon the site Of the
Shafer building. There is no
foundation whatever to the talk
Of any other site. Captain Lamb
and myself asked the Treasury
Department to send a representa-
tive here to look over the ground
and report just what sort Of a.
building is needed to meet the de-
n1ands Of the government. Mr..
Kenper came down with lis. He
is to report upon the present site
and that Of the Shafer building
where the enlarged and new
building issto be erected. State
ment of Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin to a Times-Dispatch reporter
last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
GENERAL.

Survivors OF the varonica are accused
81 81 mptiny and murder; they tell a tale OF
ington Of the General Educa ton Board
snd En- the Trustees Of the Peabody fund.
Magnlflcent bronze group, '"rhe Spirit of
fns an cGTateaeraGy," Taes is now on exhibition in
tiatlons- perllougly near, a brsaeh: Ger.
preferential Treatment .a1n nonsressma srsssI al
Larler IIav Giass expresses his views on Jim
hayes, roosevelt and John Wise--Fo
men killed and several seriously Injured
by explosion of gas at Fort Wavne.
Ind,M-A[a e sterly riding Of Buchanan lands
snsrlT Bel tlrst In third race at New
cents Its side Of the case before the striise
ommission-Mnority makes renort on np
the antl-trust BIZ and advocates depriv.
7 NE I al any eor,poration !. 81, which violates the
telegraph and telephone Iinesw-senate
Comltittee on Military Affairs ID deter0
mined { TO =, Keep army In such condition that
any plulF Gefias1s dssass may make can be
New York state that puzzles ali experts
and does great damage to the Grop--N -
Henry Wattelrson u an Interview had cri-
tielsm q both bot !, Roosevelt and Cleveland.
stronr aiu esppposlton deveioped in passsy ssgare
COMMITTEES to the confirmation OF the
Hsgro cEnn to y eanqtor Solns + Of
superintendent OF the eastern division OF
the Southern Railway-Italian foreign
minister stricken. with paralysis while
tskg was MSo Ish se aasss m ssna5e
dian dian l appropriaton-C Confsrencaes assea ASKED inl
for over tho department. Of commerce
bill -Yanderbilt,,s new Idle Hour, built
asay aems 3 yaa sn ss snbss bsss sto
Saf f'ia il t}o Il SihlS PSilippSlaes a prisoners g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
He Delivers Himself in Regard
to Roosevelt and Cleveland,
THE CRUM APPOINTMENT
The denomination Of Cleveland. He
Thinks, Would Split the Party, Bryan
Leading a Boiling Wing-Oppo-
sition to Crum In Senate.
tsn.c,s, to The rime..p,sp.tch. !,

. NEW YORK, January 2e.-Colonel Hen
ry watterson to-day expressed his views
Of the President and ex-Prestdent OF tho
United States in a fashion which would
lead one to believe that he is an ard
ent admirer OF neither.
"The strenuous llfe," he said, speak
ing - the one led by President Roose-
Welt. is very well In young man. with
a fortune to make. but an III thing in
President OF the United States
Concerning Cleveland, the Kentuck!an
spoke even more forcibly. int.meting that
the ev-President attended the funeral
Of the ate Abram s. Hewitt In New
York. merely to draw attention to his
candidacy for the next Democratic nonli-
nation.
Colonel Watterson was found by The
Times-Dispatch correspondent taking a
sIesta IN his apartments at the Waldorf
Astoria. surrounded by books and pa
pers. which were sprinkled over the room
as II dropped by thunder shower.
He was asked to give his views on the
President and the negro and he did so.
prefacins his observations. however, with
the announcement that II was almost I'M
possible TO make Northerners really un-
derstand the question.
THE Presidents mistake" he said, lis
In raising UP hopes among the great
body of black people which can never
be realized, and concurrent with this In
arouslng among the whites a correspond
ing '~r,tation. Mr.. Roosevelt does not
distinguish between questions Of abstract
justiceand questions Of ofineradcable racial
antipathy. This racial antipathy is even
greater at the North than at the South,
He is laying the foundations for a race
war.
'.lIis activity In every direction, Is a
menace to that spirit of public order
that sense OF reposs, which should pre-
side over the White House.
''rhis strenuous life may do for @ young
man seeking his fortune. but not for a
President a good editor he may have
made, but he Is an equivocal President.
''As for MI. Cleveland, he is obviously
suspendlng his lightning rod well to the
windward. He Is man who never does
something for nothing. If the Democrats
nominated him. tine party would split.
Bryan would probably lend q boiling
ticket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
ANumber of Allegations Made
by the Chicago Man.
LITTLE CHANCE OF
MAKING COMPROMISE
Matter Set for Hearing on February
20, but by Mutual Agreement It
May Be Disposed of Sooner.
Injunction Issued in Norfolk
and the Writs Have Not
Yet Been Served.

The foreclosure sale OF the franchise.
actual property and aesets OF the Rich.
mond Telephone Company. which was TO
have occurred to-day at noon. by which
the Southern Bell Telephone Company
would have purchased the corporation,
thereby securing a. monopoly OF the busi-
ness in sRlchmond, has been held up
through the efforts Of Mr.. w. c, Helm
roth, OF Chicago. and his attorneys.
atessrs. Bryan and Williams. Judge Wad-
dill OF the United States Circuit Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
signed temporary restraining order In
Norfolk Wednesday afternoon. and bill
in equity was yesterday Tiled with Cir
caiit Court Clerk Joseph Brady here.
In granting the Temporary Injunction
Judge Waddill fixed the 23d OF next
month as date for hearing the case,
but by agreement between the interested
attorneys the argument mag be heard
within three days. An effort will be
made to get a hearing at the earliest pos
a big loss TO the Richmond company.
NAY REACH SETTLEMENT.
From reliable source last night It was
learned that negotiations between the
counsel for the interested parties to the
Injunction are pending, and that a settle
men may be effected this morning, the
notices OF the temporary injunction not
as yet having been served upon the de-
PENDANTS in the case
The bill. which covers ten pages Of
closely-writter matter, names Marie a.
Heinroth, Caroline Roth and others, all
of the State OF Illinois. as plaintiffs TO
..te action, while the Richmond Telephone
Company. Warner Moore and the Elr-
ginia Trust Company, trustee, are named
as defendants, the paper praying that the
last name0 be temporarily restrained
from making eale of the property. fran
chises. estate and effects OF the Richmond
Telephone Company, as advertised to oc-
cur this noon.
Upon this showing the court entered an
order temporarily restraining the said
/ Virginia Trust Company trustee. Its
agents, attorneys and all others from dis
posing of the property and directing them
to show cause on the 23d day OF February
before the Circuit Court at Richmond
why the Injunction prayed for should not
be mado permanent.
AS yc. the temporary injunction has not
Issued. nor has the bond been given, as
required by the court as condition pre-
cedent 10 the issuance But these are
mere matters of detail. and will be at
terided to this morning. unless the inter
ested attorneys effect compromise set
tlement. anu this can only be done, 1t Is
understood, by the payment of $1,000 to
plaintiffs to the acrlon. this amount be-
ing claimed by them On bonds Of the
Richmond Telephone Company.
HOLDERS OF FOUR BONDS.
According to the allegations the pain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
STRONG OPPOSITION TO
CRUM I'M THE SENATE

NSpFclHl e. IIHB IInes'IlspHtcI,l IIll-
WASHINGTON, \ D. c.. January CO.
Strong opposition to the confirmation Of
DR.. Crtm as collector OF the port Of
Charleston developed In the Senate to-
day In the Senate Commerce Committee.
It WAS understood that vote would be
taken on the nomination this morning.
There Was an animated discussion OF this
now celebrated case, and further Grnsid-
Grafton was finally POSTPONED with the
hope that President Roosevelt would
Withdraw the nomination and name a
white Republican
During the discussion the strongest op-
ponents NJ the confirmation OF Crum
were Senator's Perkins OF California;
Jones of Nevada; Gallinger. OF New
IIampshre; Penrose, of Pennsylvania,
and Elklns of West Virginia, all Re-
tpublicans. An adverse report to the
Senate is assured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
NORTH CAROLINA.

Lee s. Overman nominated at Raleigh
on the siSt.-hrst ballot TO succeed Sena-
tor Pritchard. Great enthusiasm and good
feeling-An all day session Of the State
session given to discussion of bill for
University OF North Carolina to have
q dental school--King's Daughters of the
Btate are advocating a. bill for the estab-
1lshment OF a reformatory for young GRIM
up In the Federal Court on February
eth--Man at Durham is killed by rail-
road train while asleep on the track
Salisbury stirred over the saloon ques-
Greensboro enlarge their plant-Negro
arrested charged with insulting a white
girl at Winston-S -Salena--Movemen to ask
for a 5000 Government appropriation to
Lbeautify Moore's Creek battlefield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30

tiffs are holders OF four bonds. the face
value OF which Is $50 each, bought jan
uary l, 1896. barring Six uer cont. interest
and due to mature January i 1911. Of tho
Richmond Telephone Company. Il is set
forth that interest coupons on tho bonds
have been paid regularly until the first
OF the present year, when they went to
default, and that $50 IS now due from this
source alone.
Tho petition for the injunctions sets
forth that Warner Moore owns 1,140 shares
OF tho ca pital stock OF the Richmond Tel
ephonc Company, par value slo0. and holds
bonds OF the corporation to the amount Of
slll ,sz5 the interest on which now amounts
to q sum exceeding $4,000. which, In the
opinion OF the plaintiffs. is sufficient to ab-
sorb the purchase price OF the company
In case 1t Is sold to the Bell Company.
1t is alleged that the interest on the
bends OF the Chicago people has been
paid regularly until recently, although the
company has never earned dollar.
The complainant charges that this was
done BY Warner Moore for the purpose OF
lulllng them into fancied but unreal Sc
curity as to the condition Of their invest.
ment, and to prevent them from assert
ing their right sunder the mortgage.
IT Is claimed further that Warner Moore
entered into a contract with the Southern
Duh SctEpsIly uullil6 VIC ao'A " 49, -
consideration OF a large sum CT money, to
have the said mortgage foreclosed and the
entire assets. Including the franchise, sold
Hereunder. the said Moore himself buying
it for tho Bell Company.
The complainants further claim that Mr..
Moore the principal bond and stock holder
In the company. has agreed upon such
ng,ire with the Bell Company as win pro-
tect him from any material loss he may
have sustained by the non-payment OF the
Interest coupons on the bonds he holds.
EFFECT OF CONTRACTS.
II is further set forth IN tho petition
that 1t Is against the good conscience
and principle OF court of equity that
the holder OF more than one-thlrd OF the
stock of corporation and OF great ma
jcrity Of the bonded indebtedness should
so influence and control tho management
Of It's affairs and the conduct OF It's bus
mess in his own separate interest, by the
nll of secret contracts with rival con-
Germs. as to facilitate It's undoing and the
sacrifice Of It's bonded Indebtedness.
1t Is claimed that the franchise OF the
Richmond tIeIephone Company Is fits
principal asset, and with this the prop
crty could be easily sold for $4,000 isuf-
ficisnt to pay the bonded Indebtedness,
with accrued interesD. Under the pres
Ont arrangement, however. the purchase
price will not more than reimburse Mr..
Moore for the accrued interest on tho
bonds he holds.
Mr.. Moore was seen last night and asked
for statement. but did not care to talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
VANDERBlLT'S PALACE
SINKING INTO SANDS
tsnee,al to The Times .pispa.eh.yl

(snecial to The Times.DispaschO
sAYVILDD, L. T.. Jan. 20.-The autumn
home Of William K. Vanderbilt. at Oak
dale, is slowly sinking into the shifting
sands, like a huge caisson. 4
Build this house SO 1t cannot burn"
Mr.. Vanderbilt said to the architect. and
that was done. Unfortunately. however.
other methods Of destruction have been
found In the natural conditions connect
ed with the building Of this huge mar
sion Of steel and stone, and 1t is not
at all improbable that the second idle
Hour will shortly be untenable Slow
.ly. but surely. the great building with
It's tons of steel Is settling. The walls
both inside and out are said TO haeo all
ready cracked.
The house is built on the site OF the
old idle Hour" which burned down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30

erllor Vance. and has been member Of
The House OF Representatives five different
tines, having been Speaker once. In 1895
he was tho Democratic candidate to sue
ceed Vance. In 1900 he was tho State
Democratic Presidential elector.
He Is Of winning personality. Of COM
nlanding presence, a skilled parliamenta-
ran. OF high character and OF great abil-
ily. His wife ls daughter of the late
United States Senator and Chief Justice
Augustus II. Merriman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
THE SPIRIT OF
The CONF EDERACY
Bronze is Now
on Private Exhibition in
New York.
tsncc,ol to Tie rlmes. .Dispatch !,

NEW YORK, Jan, 2o,--The Esprit Of
the Confederacy" was placed on private
exhibition this afternoon in the gall
lery of the Henry Bonnard Bronze Com
pany for members Of the press.
The heroic group Is the work of =. w.
Ruckstuhl. 1t Is cast In bronze; is COM
posed Of two heroic fiGures-a dying SOL
dier and thu beautiful winged wonans
figure, symbolIcal OF fame. The group
represents the Confederacy, its valor,
suffering and patience, Ittalso suggests
The noble role played by the Southern
woman, who served the Lost Cause
with such unstnted devotion, The Mary
land Daughters Of the Confederacy will
present the statue to the city OF saltl-
more. and It will be erected IN one Of
the approaches to Druid Hill Park,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
HELD FOR STARVING
HIS MOTHER TO DEATH

Especial to The Times pispstch,l
WTL11AMSPORr. Pa, January ga
daughters suspicion caused the body OF
Mrs, Saam, OF near Laport to be ex-
humed iby the authorities yesterday, The
body showed bruises. the ribs We're stove
In and the stomach IN such condition
as proved starvation. The son, aged for
ty-fye. was arrested and held without
bail for the crime. ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
MANY SHOOK HANDS
WITH MR.. MARTIN

Senator Thomas g. Martin was the
center Of an admirins group of friends
az Murphy's Hotel last night, Many of
the members Of the Legislature We're
there and gave him a cordial greeting.
The Senator will remain over here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
MAJORGLENN ACQUITTED
OF KILLING PRISONERS
tBy Associated Press. ]

MANILA. Januf ~ 2s,-Mator Edward
f. Glenn. of the Fifth Infantry. who was
tried by court-mnrtial on the charge of
.unlawfully killing prisoners Of war, has
been acquitted. Major Glenn has been
ordered to return to duty. The verdict
is popular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
sTArE or THERMOMETER.

Highest temperature yesterday..... s
Lowest temperature yesterday I;
Mean temperature yesterday.......... 8
Normal temperature for Jnnuary..... 81
Departure from normal temperature i
Precipitation during past "a hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30
THE DAYS SUMMARY.
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Forecast for,
Friday and Saturday:
virginla-Fair and colder Friday; Sat
brday fair and continued cold; fresh north
west winds
North carolina-Fair Friday and Sat
hlrday; colder Friday In west and central
portions and on tho coast: Saturday fresh
northwest to west winds.
| The temperature in Richmond yesterday
resembled that Of an, August day. There
was little rain but the atmosphere was
surcharged with moisture, and the day
was a d!sagrecable one. AT midnight
there was o. considerable rise in the ther-
morneter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-30

SKETCH or oyERMAN.
Lee S, overman was forty-nine years
old on the Sd of this month. He is
lawyer of ability. q native of Salisbury,
and In 1874 graduated from Trinity Col
Mge. Hs was ps.7asa secretary to Coy
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Spesial=Mn;ei9e.

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q. 6. Ma1o,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Tragt die ADie SO1e, Die Ir Inner GekauftH
:: s:sf IWMzM

gunen, pem mteece 81.
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peltperloren, BEN &opf suriidgelebnt,
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la9en.
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funfen unb bate fein Suupt in ibren
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unb briidte ibm einen lan9en Sub oui
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benz freien Meere 5u-uno letie a~itterte
ouf ben Slutbsn Der Sil6erfub bes
Wpnoes.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
New Process
Steam-LaundrV

Wenn 10, baun miro es lid Gn9 lebnsn,
u;dt anger a6t gu laiien, baB mir guer s!'
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Ralt i'm Horbpeiten unb l~ieierr1 er1ter Sians
, arbeit. @ir sebrau9en feline @bemltgI1en
mir perberben baber Cure Sa4en rl4t. gSenn
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