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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
His Remains Reach Here This
Morning and Will Lie in
State at the COlleqe.

The funeral of DR.. ]. l.. NJ. Curry will
take place from the chapel OF Richmond
College this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Bishop G, 3, Galloway has telcgraphed
that lie will be unable to set here in
time for the service. He is in Missis.
sippt. and a study Of the RAILROAD sched-
ules shows that he would not reach the
city by the closest connection until to-
night or In the morning. DR.. Biting,
OF New York, will be here, however. and
no Will be assisted by DR.. George Cooper,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, OF
which DIR. Curry was a member. retain
ing his fellowship there no matter where
his residence.
The remains will reach Richmond at
6:o5 this morning. and VIII be met at the
Southern Depot by Funeral Director l..
T. Christian. The students OF Richmond
of the College; Messrs. Thomas NJ
rutherford William S. Worthum Cole.
man Worthnm, r. l.. Maury, T. NJ
Wortham. Y. C. Williams, Jr.. and
Albert Worthnm.
From the railway station the body will
be taken directly to the College. where
it will lie in state in the chapel, under
a voluntary guard OF students until the
time OF the funeral.
+ sDISTlNGUteaED PALL-BEARERs.
Mr, Thomas NJ. Rutherfoord who has
direction of the funeral arrangements
here, has announced the pall-oearers
They are:
Honorary-ChIef Justice Melville w.
Fuller. Senator Morgan, OF Alabama.
Senator Bacon. OF Georgia; General Jo-
seph Wheeler, Governor Pnrtor. Gov.
arnor ailo Montague, DR.: D, G. Gilman. DR..
a INA. TOtySt .ty,i- "a g.
M,aclver OF North Carolina; DR.. Glenn,
Pr s'risseil, OF Hampton; William L..
Royal. Robert S. Bosher. Colonel Archfr r
anderson. John P. Branch. Joseph Bryan,
professor Charles Fl. Winston. Or.
Saanes IN =. Ryland, President F. W,
Active--William NJ. Turpin J. Aston
Cabell, William Ellyson, Charles v
Meredith, T. c. Williams, Jr.. r. M
Workman DR.. r. Fl. Pitt, Wyndhan r,
Meredith, Professor w a. Harris ana
Professor S. G. Mitchell.
CHAPEL HEAVILY DRAPED
The chapel OF the College, where tho
body VIII rest daring the day and tho
luneras occurs, has been richly draped
IN mourning.
From The platform OF this room DR..
Curry delivered several OF the anest ad-
dresses OF his life, Whenever he came
70 the College the boys delighted to have
nm address them from that platform,
as he always did when opportunity was
Afforded,
The pall-bearers, honorary and active.
are requested BY President Boatwrlght
to assemu.e in the library OF the College
at ESQ \ few minutes before they
Will so IN body TO the chapel.
All regret exceedingly that B!shop
Galloway cannot get here. Ha was a
co.'s personal tfipnd ot DR., curry's for
Continued on Fifth Rage.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
W. j. Bryan Says Under No
Consideration will He AC-
cept the Nomination.
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Eye
ming Telegram printed to-day an inter
view with William j. Bryan, In which
Mr.. Bryan said he would not be candi-
date for the Democratic presidential nom.
tnation nestgyear.
have said on many occasions that I
am not and will not be again a candidate
for denomination, said Mr.. Bryan "and
YOU cannot make that statement too en-.
phat!c. Under no consideration would 1
again go into the field. and say this now
for the benefit of my friends in the East.
l am plain worker In the Democratic
ranks and am content to remain as SUCH
what. In your opinion. ought TO be the
real Issues Of the next canpa ign on the
Democratic side?''
events make issues" answered the
former candidate, but the trust ques-
ton and the question Of Imperialism are
Just now necessary issues. The tariff
question and the money question are also
very necessary issues, and there arc many
others. But those have mentioned are
now actively before the country and be-
fore Consress.''
AS to probable candidates. Mr.. Bryan
said that he preferred not to discuss the
subject.
what do you think Of Judge Parker,
Of the Court of Appeals from, this State?"
was asked
Il have heard "a great deal OF favor
able comment about Judge Parker" was
the reply. f"but when ascertain what
men are, aspirants for the nomination I
will make It my business to investigate
these men and the principles which they
are supposed to represent, Then will be
prepared to discuss them.
~ notice that am credited with hav-
Ing suggested the nanle OF Governor Gar
win. Of Rhode Island, as an available can.
.dldate, That Is an erroneous impression.
!, read his annual message to the Legis-
lature, and found it 10 be a purely
Democratic document. For that reason
Z |. suggested that 1t might be wise To con
slider men Of his stamp among the posi-
hltttles. But 1t seems that the men who
have the making OF presidential candl-
dates now w-a-dnys don't want to find truly
Democratic men to represent them"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun RISES. 7.cl HIGH TIDE. :
Sun sets..... 5:4s orning...-.....".7:07
Moon rises. .10:03 Evening. g............7:29
RICHMOND,

Judge Campbell completes his defense.
ties in Amherst; a recess taken until tho
bvening OF February lsth-TDr. Curry.s
remains to reach here this morning. VIII
Ne In state in Richmond College chapel;
noon-Rev. w c. Walden III here-Mr.
w. r. Trigg thought to be losing ground
BUSY week ahead In legislative circles
Death of Sir. II. a. Coleman---A lady
seeking her husband-Infant left In
basket at the door of the almshouss-----
Randolph. Macon alumni's banquet Wed
ncsdays n!ght-t--Dr. w. s. Gordon ad-
dresses the Richmond Educational as
eociation--Shafcr building condemna tlon
proceedings--Rev. T. Weston Bruner ac-
cepts call 10 Calvary Baptist Church
telegraphy first discovered IN
Fairfax connty--Halstead located in
Brooklyn-Gayton mines to be operated
again-Osteopath bill up again to-mor-
row--Aan found dead Is identitied,,-
Work In Council circles this week---ln
terestlng occasion at AIain-Street Stancn
this afternoon-Rev. Donald Guthrie 70
address mems meeting at the z NJ. G. A.
aIASCHEsTER--Re on street I'M
provement 20 be formulated tomorrow
aight-L!auor dalers TO fornulat. pro-
test-Church reunlon-The story .cf a
package-Alrs Whites success--Ten,-
porary organization OF Elks to be form
ed tomorrow n!ght-Nlr j. Q. Brown
sold for supper to be given
by the ladies--aIanchester Lodge,
Knights OF Pyth!as to meet r Resignstion
OF MIR. fkiacheloe 20 be coasidered--alon-
dag dancing class to Meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
KILLED HIMSELF
in HIS CELLAR
Brother Of Richmond Women
Committed Suicide While
Visiting Him.
Especial to The 1tmes.plspateh.l )

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. H.-To-day
while Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson and Miss
Jeanette Dick, both of Richmond. Va,
were guests OF their brother. John Dick,
No. 14G McHenry Street. the latter COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head.
lie took a pistol belonging to his son.
who Is a policeman. and went into tho
cellar where he committed the deed
lie was ffry-nine years OF age and had
been suffering from nervous prostration
for several months.
The family moved hcre few year.
ago from Homecoming, Md. One son of
tho deceased Is David r.. Dick, deputy
surveyor of the port OF Baltimore. and
another is q city detective.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
VIRGINIA..

Reports from tobacco markets In Dan
Vile, Lynehburg, Petersburg. Farr1Vtlle,
A{ert,nsvllle. Rocky Mount. and else
where-Two youthful Romeos in trout
BILE at Scottsvtlie---Change In the North
e-a Neck by. reason OF the passing OF the
forests Society happenings OF the week
I. TRsft bssnye Saunso Nor
Nozthera s @ Virginia aah % ''i,es BE- esportea ] to to
CAPTAIN Prince dismissed from
police force by Norfolk Board Iof Com
naissioners-Alunini Association Of the
.UnfveTsty of Virginia at sCharlottcsville
endorses the Boaz bal for an executive
head OF the Institution and dlsapproves
ham. well known TO, Virginia eloplng
yesterday-co Common wealtii's Attorney
Tilton al Norfolk Is determined that the
1!qlIor laws shall be espected--Lur;ly
man on trial y, Ohio for the murder OF
q q, Observation-Disclosures JouDg peorle
eiore to Charleston and are secretly mar
fied---An assault causes d big sensation
Walk. IN Byistol---Reports fron, the Pc
great demand for peanuts and probable
higher rices--7--Wsekiy letter from
Cornoer-Charlcs City farmers are back
ward with their work. ..Cinderila'' at
Petersburg---A new fire engine ior Pc
tersours---Dr. Battle Will announce his
decision in regard TO the call to Green's
boro to-day-T. l. LIZ Is. a. bankuet at
rho University of Vsrgiala-.--..-cSegro wo-
uian dies from burns near Charlottesville
received while rescuing bcdridden rela-
lve---Na.l semopds peanut record OF 10
Bushels TO tho acre. n sr}ae. s-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
CORTELYOU TO BE
NEW CABINET MEMBER

tBy Assocla ted Fress.)
WASHINGTON February 14.-Pres1-
dent Roosevelt this afternoon signed the
bill providing for department of COM
n.erce, thus concluding its enactment
into Law.
1t is well understood that George B.
Cortelyou, secretary to the President
Will be appointed secretary Of the now
department.. His appo ntulent will be
sent to the Senate by the President per-
haps OH Monday. and It Is likely there
will be no delay in It's confirm alton. The
transfer OF the existing bureau will not
take place formally until the close Of
the present fiscal year, June s0th
Coincident with the, qualification OF
Secretary Cortelyou as the secretary OF
the Department OF Commerce and Labor
William Loeb, Jr, will enter upon the
duties of secretary to tho President Mr..
Loeb Is at present first assistant secre-
tary. B. F. Barnes. now assistant sec
retary, will take up the duties now per-
formed by Mr.. Loeb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
HANNA AND WINDER !,
SAY STORY is FALSE
Try Associated Press.A


COLUMBUS. o., February 1.-THE.
private car bearing John Winder. general.
manager of the Kanawha and Hooking,
and the Sunday Crack Coal Companies,
Dan Hanna, son OF Senator NJ. a.
Hanna, reached Columbus from Charles
ton, ". Va, this afternoon. It was
transferred to tho Big Four and taken
to Cleveland later. Mr.. Hanna and his
party par, stopped here an hour with John
m this city Mr.. Winder, when shown.
the story Of the assault on Representa-.
tlye caldwell at Charleston, wv. Va this
morning, said the entire story was a.
lalsehood and that none OF his party
was as, connected sfs with 1t whatever, &
Winder, He stated that he had stonnaa .d
y Charleston over E;ssat and came !. to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
ARMY STAFF BILL
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
tBy Associated Pres,.)

WASHINGTON, February 14.-Prest-.
dent Roosevelt late this afternoon signed
the army staff bill and 1t Is now law
One of the first acts following the ap-
proval of the bill was the promotion Of
Colonel William r. Randolph, chief OF
artillery. to the grade of brigadier-ge 4
eral IN accordance with the provision.
OF that act. The other provisions Of the
act don't take effect until after the re-
triement Of Northumberland Miles,
August 18th next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
MORO STRONGHOLD HAS
BEEN SURRENDERED
fRx Associated Press.l

MANILA. February l4,--Bayan, the
strongest Moro stronghold In the Lano
country OF the Island OF Mindanao, has
submitted to the American force. COM
nanded by Captain Pershing.
Captain PersAing went Ito Bayan, .ac-
sompanlsd BY attachments Of cavalry and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Died Of Exposure.

The body Of James CAME, the white
man found dead in an ally near the
rorner OF Laurel and Main Streets, yes.
terday morning, Is at Benefits. )"
Coroner. Taylor viewed the, body and
d!d Hot thlgk an inquest necessary. He
s.e'lnterment Will probably be In River.
view Tomorrow. Al 99i IA 81 -Fsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
CHILD LABOR BILL
!. PASSED IN ALABAMA
iHY AIsocia ted Press.l y

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February IA
The Senate to-day passed the child labor
bill as agreed to by advocates Of tho bill
and mill men.
A resolution commencing an appropriate
ton OF $loo,G 600 for needy Confederate vet
Grams WAS pasaed by the House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
FUNERAL OF
REV.I)R. CURRY

from Mentone, where he died. Carroll
was a memberof the famous Maryland
family and had been consul at Cadiz
His mother, wife and daughter are now
IN Paris. After services at the Amer
lean Church. the remains were shipped
to Baltimore for inter1ne In the family
nlut. - .--L.t--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA.

Reports from tobacco markets in Dur
the weak in Weldon. Charlotte, Rsieigh
and tteville--Negro under arrest at
Lexington for wreck OF Southern Rail-
way, train three weeks aaso--A commit
tisr OF the Legislature Is preparing d
new reyeuuo and machinery act--The
trial Of the Bishop oase. at Charlotte
Tense will take up It's further witnesses
On nday--combined agitation over
the liquor bills before the Legislature
Pictures OF four leading members Of the
Ixegsla ure---SeVerals charters granted at
Tsalelgh s5ft
GENERAL.
Sons Of Senator Hanna and CLARK ac-
rpEsd OF cowardly assault on West Viz
ginia Legislator Euloeies on deceased
naembers OF the House read in the Sem
SSdlan aSs appr9 prlnhtion bli Fsad n
6iI Si niSaed by committee Sgndry ciyil ai
mere ~ grease fer purchase Of site for Rich
sdsin New York for fraudulent use of
the. nails police say their profits have
peem . $tre!nendo dous,.-.-I'resident Castro hears
ports, ports VIII be raised o-day-Pres dent
Roosevelt, signed the Department OF Com
{hs {hhetGes Hs % Diil and VIII name cortelyou as
',I,rnnS Sms new member Of cabinet-one child
-
tally injured In Pittsburg fire-Wo-
man IN New York says her prayers on
eas tpeaGh and then walked into water
and END. deliberately. drowned therself-New
as as 7 ne = result Of discovery Of love letters
N ms waste basket--SIock market d,iiI
20 the point Of nation--Vireinas ed. /.
~ 1toTS EloTiG giIGaciousy eentertaned in capital
5New Jsrsey Cen trai puts RESPONSIBILITY
or road We're ..negllgen nt--Officer Of Nav
York bank fined five thousand dilm doilarms
ssh 9eghsS aspf effer or to aidxanse to pay
politely declined BY Minister goWanla getluanela
Miss Marion Coclsrell, eldest daughter Of
Senate. Coekrell, married to Edison Cal.
aadsds aads5 n SestardaY Mtasdhngtopouae m broke all
4 They went through at the rate Of abnmti
snasss..iinhte and the docket was cleared Gai d
himself In his own cellarin Raltimoree.n..@s R e...s
Mr. Wyers and his bride, to whom, ba
was secretly married, was warmly rreeta az
ID at his MARYLAND home and the parents, Ten
blessing was freely, extended Body : OF
EohMn g Carroll !, broqSht from Cad!z e be- be-
n I--'s-''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
THE WEEKS EVENTS PlcToRIALLY I
RUN A
THIRD TIME.

artillery. The Stars and Stripes was
raised by the soldiers. and the Moros
Joined in saluting 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
JOHN H. CARROLL.S S q
BODY BROUGHT HOME

Y. ~ (By AssocIaced Presx.) ifi.s 5s
PARIS. FEB, i4,-Ths body of jean
Howell Carroll, OF Baltimore, asrtvsd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

Continued on Fifth Page,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30

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fperte bon 9iibeItnsen purbe Der 35'
idbrise arbeiter BOD ppn einem olii.
benbsn giienblod i9fper an beiben
8einen berbrannt. Der S9perperleBte
mubte iOfOrt ms SOipital Derbru4t
tperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30

W dgbebure. Dem Wtaior b.
Wdrtenbers i'm bieiisen britten Sns
funtsrie : Regiment so. &c 1T bus
Sffi3ierstreuo bes Orbsns Der italis>
nii9.n Sront perlieben iporbtn.
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bisiisen 8isrOsrlsssr in 9isnit Itsbsns
ben 9iertutider SO9tunS siugen in
SdRoersleben bic Pferoe burh, er
purbe babel BON ietnem 8asen iibsrs
fubren unb 70 f9psr perIest. baB er
balb barauf ftarb.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24
FOR EQUIPMENT AND ARMS.
Governor Chamberlain Makes Requisi

Governor Chamberlain Makes Requisi-
 tion on the Secretary of War.
 Governor Chamberlain has made re- quisition on the secretary of war for the following ordnance stores, clothing and camp and garrison equipage for the or dinary use of the Connecticut National Guard:
 One hundred improved common tent ridges: 200 poles: 5000 small tent pins; 2,000 large tent pins: 1000 shelter pins; 200 shelter tent poles; 75 axes and helves; 800 khaki coats; 800 khaki trous- CTS: 200 blue blouses; 200 blue trousers; 200 woolen blankets; 250 tin cups; 200 ra- ton cans: 50 bugles; 100 haversacks and straps; 100 blanket bags and straps; 150 canteens and straps; 400 saluting cart ridges; 1000 improved common tents; 200 campaign hats; 800 leggings; 200 ponchos.
 Governor Chamberlain has also made a recuisition on the secretary of war for the following with which to rearm the Connecticut National Guard: 2,S10 United States magazine rifles, caliber 30; 2,S10 bayonets; 2,S10 bayonet scab- bards; 2,S10 gun slings; 2,S10 cartridge belts: 60 United States magazine car pines, caliber 30; 60 carbine booths; 100 carbine slings; 100 carbine sling swiv- els.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24
FOUND DEAD ON TRACK.

Body Of Unknown Man Discovered in
 West Haven Yesterday.
 The body of man about twenty-one years of age was discovered on the tracks os the New Haven road near Wagner's crossing :n West Haven by an employe of the railroad on his way to work/a 6:15 yesterday morning. Both legs were cut off just below the fllees. Death evidently occurred sever M hours before the body was discover ed. .s" ,...
 Medical Examiner Barnett. who had been summoned, ordered the body re- moved to the West Haven morgue to await identification, as there was noth- ing found on his person to afford clue to his identity other than a card on which was printed:
 Thomas Patterson, Corona, l.. I.
 The clothes worn by the unfortunate man were tailor made, the trousers having the name "Corbin'' on the but tons He wore dark trousers and blue coat and vest. and black derby hat. No money or valllables of any kind were found in his pockets. $ Four freight trains passed during the night and the engineers made no report of an accident Stahl & Son, the un- dertakers, were summoned to take charge of the body.
 Coroner Mix last evening telegraphed to the address printed on the card, but had not received reply.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24
HUNT FOR FIREBUG.
Kerosene Oil Used on Cedar Street He
 Firn Marshal TnyeStic0tinr

Kerosene Oil Used on Cedar Street House
 Fire Marshal Investigating.
 A mysterious fire broke out early yester- day morning at 125 Cedar street and as a result thorough investigation by the fire department Is in progress.
 Policeman Gallagehr, of the Howard ave nue precinct. lives at that house with the family of William c. Malone, and shortly before o'clock Mrs. Malone. smelling smoke, notified her husband. who sent word to the Howard avenue station that the po- liceman's house was on fire.
 A still alarm was sent to No. Is engine house and the chemical responded, arriving just in time to prevent serious fire As it was, the hall in the front part of the build ing was burned and the damage will amount to about S200.
 Policeman Gallagher, who went to the scene of the fire, tried to ascertain the cause of the blaze, and while going through the lower hall saw that kerosene oil had been thrown about the place and on the walls of the building. The flames had not reached the places where the oil had been thrown, or doubtless the house would have been badly gutted
 Shortly after midnight Mrs. Malone, hear ing a noise in the hallway. opened the door and saw a woman ill black. The woman posed it was one going to PatrOman Galla- gher's home. Mir. Gallagher has b'en i'll and Mrs. Malone supposed that this caused the early hour call.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin started the investi- gation into the cause of the fire and will make strong endeayor to find cause for the kerosene strewn about the lower hall and stairway The house, which is a two story frame building, is owned by Mrs. Catherine Cronan. Policeman Gallagher and family live on the second floor and Mir. Ma. lone and his family on the first floor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24
l.ocn s> ~nth~' "~"'rrR. New Haven, June g.
Snm.
Brief M entiOM.

High water to-day, 10:1S p. m.
 Frank Leslie's and Ainslee's maga- zines for July at the Pease-Lewis Co.'S.
 The Third Regiment Boys brigade will hold their annual field day at Han over park, Meriden, next Saturday. They will be accompanied by the Sec ond Regiment band, Frank Fichtl, leader. which will give concerts in the park during the day.
 New Haven commandery No. 2, Knights Tempfar, will hold the last conclave of the season before the usual summer vacation, June 26, when all un- finished business will be cleared up. The commandery will arrange for no outing or other amusement until the meetings will be resumed, September 4.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Undertakers' association will be held in this city to-day. The meeting is of more than usual interest. The new law authorizing an embalming commission, which is to be appointed by the state in accordcane with the re- cent. act passed by the legislature will probably be discussed.