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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
POPE Plus RECEIVES AGAIN.
A Number of American Tourists in the
Large Crowd.

ROME, Nov. 8.-Pepe Plus x. this
afternoon held another of the recep-
tons began by him this autumn that
the people Of Rome might have his
blessing. At an early hour the large
court of San Damas was so full that
not another person could be squeezed
in. It is believed that there were about
and many Were. turned away, while
Raphaers loggiai around the court was
full to overfiowing-
The appearance, of the pope was
made amidst greatepemp. Preceded by
guards and surrounded by the pre-
lates of the court, he took UP his posi-
ton on the throne under the clock fac
ing the entrance. AS he came in a
tremof of emotion, WAS perceptible in
the vast throng, the present generation
being unaccustomed to any public view
of pope. After a brief silence there
were loud cries Of Long live Plus"
Then a chorus of Tclear voiced girls
sang a hymn to the pope. AS soon as
this hymn was finished another was
begun by chorus of boy students, in
Guiding pupils from the American col
lege, led by Vice Rector Murphy, of
New oYrk 81
The pope spoke for fifteen minutes on
the gospel of the day and was clearly
heard by all. His concluding words
were:
Times are evil, but the evil can be
cured by prayer"
His holiness impaired the apostolic
benediction to the great gathering. Sew
eral persons were then permitted to
kiss his hand, including Booth Tark-
ington, teh novelist, and Mrs. Tarkfng-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Abel, of Balti-
more.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOT YET SIGHTED
Toxic Officials Deny That End
of Far Eastern Difficulty
Is at Hand.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. SIT is said in
official circles at Toxic that the rumor
that negotiations between the Russian
and Japanese governments had come to
the verge of final settlement is mis-
leading, but that the Toxic government
is now awaiting Russia's reply. which
is due at any moment, but which will
only advance the question of the Far
Eastern difficulty to another stage.
The reports OF the resignation of
Viceroy Alexieff, his change of head
quarters from Port to Vladivostock and
the dismantling of the fort at Yongam-
pho are all believed to indicate temp
orary weakening of the Russian war
party, but those incidents will also
further delay final settlement
The new tonnage dues promulgated
by Viceroy Aleffieff provide that nom
Russians must pay twelve times the
dues charged to Russian vessels.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
showed polypus innocuous. No rea-
son for apprehension"
WOMAN BALKSAT ORDER n
ISSUED BY RAILROAD
Company Instructs All Employees to Don
Blue Coat, Cap and Trousers.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. S.-A re-
cent order of the Pennsylvania railroad
that all employees should wear the regu-
lation uniform of blue cap. coat and
trousers has caused much embarrassment
for Miss Frances Miller. the station
agent at Norwood, a suburban station.
She Is now the only woman station agent
on the lire, and many times 1t has been
suggested by townsfolk that man in the
position would be more convenient, but
the railroad people could not be so con-
vinced The order provides no exception
in the case of women employees, and II Is
becoming question of public speculation
in Norwood whether Miss Miller will don
the apparel named or send In her resig-
nation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Visitors FIN Kansas CITY PuIptts.

KANSAS CITY, Mo- Nov. S-The lead
ing pulpits of the Methodist church in
this city were filled today by visiting
bishops and clergymen who have been at
tending the annual meeting here Of the
church extension society. Those delegates
who did not leave the city yesterday de-
parted today going to Lincoln, Neb.,
where they will attend the annual meet
ing tomorrow of the Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Educational society. From Lin
coin the delegates will go to Omaha. on
Tuesday, to attend the annual meeting
of the General Missionary society of the
church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
EDWARD DISTRIBUTES HoNoRs.
EngIand's King issues Rather Unlnter-
estinq Birthday List

LONDON, Nov. SKIING Edward s
birthday honor list is extremely uninter-
estmg. No new peers or prfvy councillors
have been created, but there is long list
of promotions. decorations and knight
hoods for services rendered in the various
public departments Vice Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford has been promoted
from commander of the bath to knight
commander of the bath. August Manns,
musical director of the Crystal Palace,
has been made a knight. The following
Canadians have been honeSeG: Robert
Bell of Toronto, director of the geologi-
cal survey of Canada; Col Pinault, depu-
ty minister Of militia, and Louis Phil
ippe Herbert, the artist.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
IRVINE TO Avoid Strike.

CHICAGO, Nov. Arrangements were
made tonight for a conference between
the officials of the Amagamated Street
Railway Employees association and Cen
eral Manager McCulloch, of the Chicago
CITY Railway company, in an effort to
bring about a peaceful adjustment of the
threatened strike of the men. Unless the
company agrees to some sort of COM
promise it IS thought that strike VIII
be called early this week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Tobacco Manufacturer Dying.

CHARLOTTE, NJ Co. Nov. S.--Col. w.
T. Blackwell Of Durham was stricken
with paralysis today and no hope Is held
out for his recovery.
Starting out as a poor boy he arnassed
a fortune in the manufacture of tobacco.
In late years he lost his fortune. He was
postmaster at Durham under President
Cleveland's administration.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Pennvpacker At. chattanoooa.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 8.-Gov.
Samuel M. Pennypaeker, accompanied by
members OF his staff. members Of the
state legislature and 200 veterans arrived
here tonight to dedicate the monument
to the Seventy third Pennsylvania regi-
ment tomorrow The exercises will begin
at 10 o'clock. The monument will be pre-
scented to the Chickamauga National park
commission in an address by Gov. Penny
packer, and the speech of acceptance will
be made by Gen. III. ". Boynton. chair
man of the commission There will be a
number of other addresses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Italians Find Rlch treasure.

ROME, Nov. S.-Peasants while digging
near Palazzo Acre. Sicily found rich
treasure of rich objects from Syracuse.
An artistic diadem encrusted with prec-
ious stones, a belt of solid gold and sew
eral rings Of beautiful shapes were
among the objects. There was also found
number of coins of different values.
The government authorities took posses
sion Of the treasures on the ground that
it was national property, but they will
compensate the proprietor of the estate
according to an estimate which will be
made by experts.
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troduced in parliament. 1t will propose
increased duties on wines, fruits and
aluminium ware.
Mark Twain at EIorenes

FLORENCE, Italy. Nov S.-SamueI r..
Clemens and his family, accompanied by
George Gregory Smith. have arrived here
ana taken possession of the Villa Quarto
three miles and half from the city. The
villa formerly was the property of a Rus
sian grand duchess and was afterward
occupied by the king of Wurtemburg. II
Is now owned by Count Reybaudi Mas
siglia, Italian minister to Persia who
was formerly consul at Philadelphia,
where he married Miss Paxton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
TWO Thousand Men Laid of.

CHICAGO Nov. S.--Two thousand men
were laid off by the Illinois Steel Works
at South Chicago Saturday night In adj
dition to this reduction. 1,200 men who
were discharged two weeks ago and who
expected to return to work tomorrow
morning have been informed that there
is no work for them
The officials of the company refuse to
talk about the retrenchment going on,
but it is said by the men that they are
the output. ef
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
ouicksand Wins Stake.

OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T., Nov. Sin
stake Quicksand, owned by T. NoaIl, Of
Butte. Mont, won from Confidence,
owned by Blake & Smith, of Butte. This
was the closing event of the National
Coursing association meet, which began q
week ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Canadian Commissioner Returns.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov S-Hon. Clifford
Slfton. one OF the Canadian representa-
tives on the Alaskan boundary commits
sion, returned to Ottawa today The de-
cision rendered by the commission must
be accepted as final he said. no matter
how Canadians might feel about the JUS
tice of the award
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Do Not Want Statues Cleaned.

ROME. Nov. S.-A great cutlery has
been raised over the cleaning of the ia
nous statues of "The Horse Tanners"
attributed to Phidias, and now standing
maintained that not only should the
statues not be TOUGHER, but that they
should be housed in a museum and re-
productions raised in their places.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Mill City Billiard tournament.

Play in the Minneapolis series of games
for the Northwestern billiard champion
ship, now held by w. F. Hatley, of Du-
luth, will begin this afternoon at Cen
tury hall: Peterson, of Fargo, and Fer
ris, of Minneapolis, will be the contest
ants. and the game will commence at 3
o'clock.
In the evening Spears and Ferris, both
of this city. will meet, play beginning at
8 o'clock. The conditions are 14-inch balk
line. Axe table, and 800 points to the
game.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
KAISER is MUzzLED
William Must Not Talk Unti!Fie
Receivers From Operation.

yesterday underwent an operation for
the removal of a polypus from his
larynx. The operations was performed
by Prof. Moritz Schmidt and was en-
tirely successful. The only incon-
venience suffered by his majesty is
that he has been enjoined not to speak
until the wound caused by the opera
ton has been healed. The bulletins
announcing tt result of the operation
caused much asJonishment, even
among court officials, who had no sus-
picion that his majesty was suffering
from any affection of the throat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
cIlntons Defeat saltwater.

special to The Globe.
SALTWATER. Mimi. Nov. 8-The
Clintons, of st. Paul. defeated the indie
pendents. of Saltwater, here today 5 to 3
The visiting team was by far the heavier,
but under the conditions the locals put
up game fight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Wants warshfp at santo Domingo.

ROME, Nov. S.-Thhe italian minister at
Havana, Oreste Savfna,.S has cabled to his
revolution in Santo Domingo and asking
that warship be sent, there and placed
at the disposal of the Italian consul gen.
eral for the protection of Italian subjects
and property. Until this warshfp arrives
the protection of Italians has been en-
trusted to the British Representatives.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Elections in Spain.

MADRID, Nov. S.--Munieipal elections
were held throughout the country today.
The Republicans triumphed in Barcelona,
Valencia, Saragossa, Seville and the most
important towns in Catalonia. Disorders
occurred in Barcelona in which many
persons were wounded by revolver shots.
Two persons are reported to have been
killed in small town in Valencia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Alliance Rumor Denied

BERLIN, Nov. 8.-The rumor circulated
IN Vienna that the car of Russia and
the emperor of Germany had signed a
convention for a defensive alliance in
the far East should Great Britain sup
port Japan is declared in official circles
to be without foundation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
King Peter VIII Not Quit.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-Discredited rumors
of the forthcoming abdication of King
Peter of Servia and of unsuccessful at
tempts to insure his life have been in
circulation for some days. An authorita-
tive denial of this was received from Bel
grade tonight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Operation Was Successful.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. o.
Baron Won Bussche- Hadden- Hansen,
the German charge, received from
Chancellor Won Buelow this afternoon
this cablegram regarding the opera
ton which his majesty underwent yes
terday:
Emperor operated on yesterday for
polypus stimmlippen. Operation sue
cessfuI and health Of his majesty sat
isfactory. Microscopic inspection
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Minister purand leaves spain.

MADRID, Nov. 8.-Sir Henry Mortimer
Durand, the newly appointed British am
bassador at Washington, yesterday pre-
scented his letters of recall to King Al
fonse, and left for London.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
CROWN Prince leaves Potsdam.

BERLIN, Nov 8-Crown Prince Fred
erick William, accompanied by Court
Marshal Won Trotha, left Potsdam at
noon today for Wernigerode.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Presents for Duke of Roxburohe.

LONDON, Nov. 8-SubseFiptions are
being raised in the Scotch towns OF Kelso
and Dunbar for wedding gifts. fetes and
fIuminatiens in honor Of the forthcoming
marriage of Miss May Goelet and the
Duke of Roxbourghe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-09
Empress Dowaqer to Move.

ceived from Pekin that the empress dow
ager is preparing to leave Pekin for Kai
Fong capital of the province of Ho Nan,
in view of possible trouble with Rus
STA.
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FORT LEE NEWS,
sOaOaOaoaOaO9O3O@O@O0Oo

Mr.. Gus Hutchinson. who has recently
purchased property on the Williamsburg
Turnpike, near Richmond. VIII. with his
family, take possession next week
Mrs Charles mckinley, of Richmond.
visited her mother. Mrs. Lou Hu%ter.
during the week.
The pie party given by the ladies OF
Beulah Church on Wednesday evening
was success In every way. The bid
ding was enthusiastic, and SIS was real
ICED from the sale thereof.
Mr.. Baker, of Maryland who has ro-
Gently purchased a home here, has been
putting extensive repairs on same
The baptizing that was to have taken
place al Pioneer Baptist Church being
postponed on account OF bad weather,
will be administered by tho pastor. Rev.
Joel Tucker, this afternoon at o'clock
Miss Alice Alard. of Melrose Farm. Is
visiting in Richmond. where she was
especially invited by friends to attend
the Horse Show.
Mrs. Huxter Of Lee cottage. has gone
on few days visit to her daughter.
Mrs. r. j. smlthers.
Mrs, Isaac Morgan spent Tuesday In
Richmond. where she attended the car
nival.
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Baptist Church. The occasion Is the well
coming of Rev. David Hepburn. the new
pastor of Fulton Baptist Church. All Of
the Baptist ministers of the city will
be present, and the Fulton Church has
arranged nice programme for the oc-
cason Tho choir, under Mr.. Albert Sam
t,els will render special music. Rev. Dr.
George Cooper will preside. Rev. j. b.
Hudson will welcome Rev. Mr.. Hepburn
on behalf of the conference and the State
Rev. a. "A. Jones, pastor of Denny-Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, Will well
come Rev. Mr. Hepburn to Fulton on
behalf of the community
Mr.. w. Floyd Reams will respond in
behalf of the church Rev. Mr.. Hepburn
arrived last week and has made many
friends during his short passionate.
His subject this morning will be "Vir-
einia for Christ" and at p NJ. olives
in He'll"
Rev. a. A. Jones moved into the new
parsonage on State Street this week, and
tomorrow he will have an open house
and irryites the members of the church to
n,,pect the new parsonage. Mr.. Jones
will fill his pulpit tonight at 7:45 O'Clock.
There will be no morning service. owing
to the rally of the Sunday-school.
Rev. John w. Daugherty, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is much
improved and will fill his pulpit this
morning.
Rev. Otis Mead will deliver an address
to men only at Weddell Memorial Chapel
this afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Rochester. Of England. Will
hold religious services this afternoon at
Nelsen's Hall.
The Builders League of Denny Street
NJ. z. Church will meet Wednesday az
tcrnoon with Mrs. Charles Schmidt, OF
Denny Street.
Rev. George Wesley Jones and family,
who have been visiting Mr.. Jones pa
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Iullon Mews.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,.o,,,;,l Of ,he birth of John
i'e .S, .,.,a o,,ir,-
Wesley VIII be ceiepra'eu tt'ts
at Denny-Street NJ, Il. Church. The oe-
caeio, will be rally day with the school.
~, .,,,o,,.,,,, oxcnllent programme will
ihe ioi''"i''s .,..,,,,,,
DC iehoea ca " ''' s'.
Opening song, "Coronation. schooi'
1,r,,.or Nv, Rev. A. A. Jones. pastor OF the
-,
churetl' a. ,,,,,,,,,...
Song, 20. couiu SPEAK '''o
Worth" schotH ,,
Responsive rtadlng, oe'1oio' w w n
of God. BY SuPcilht,i4 >'eo' % ~
Rogers and the S"nooi. 49,, Ma,
Recitation. ~ s f'eue.'. Ne, VI ''''
tons BY MI: 'nI'II9 ~, >-,+io,s
Reelta'ioil, ie ,iD,,1,,.
BY MISS Norma Mosg! ,, t,rir,o,
Song, tiis Name 'i'''i De '"o
CT Peace. scnoo'' c,,,is. ,vhicb
Recituuon. ne loNe , " III nl,t ,S' e,,,inar
Passeth hho"'use' .n'Ss1 ~,
ADDRESS. cnb,"!i ~, nyl,,i AZ JI,s love.
Song, GO len me WIN u -'1s law -
School i,;a,e rav
Ten minutes ta'h vi
a. Jones. Oh ,r,s,,. t,dit,,
Recitation, why NV
and Anna Neisc'i. ,risa,,,s ;, ,,;ss-
kecl'huo1'' my 80 ~,
es Irene and Cofiile ny ,,;.o, Am,
Duet, speed tmasi
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EAST RgGMIM0M[D.

Rev. P. B. Price will preach in the Sun
day-school hall at p NJ.
Mrs. V. Glazebrook, late OF Richmond.
is now living with Mr.. and Mrs a. Is.
Little, at Spring Hill.
The distillery now under erection at
Stony Run Creek is nearing completion
Nothing definite can be learned hs TO
where the proprietors came from. They
are supposed to be residents of Richmond
The entertainment recently given In the
Sunday school Hall netted &lo clear. which
liz a considerable sum to be realized IN
n suburban town when ten cents admls-
sion Is all that was asked.
Mr.. P. Fiege. owner and proprietor OF
the East Richmond Carriage Shops. would
like to correspond with parties who give
church entertainments or benefits, as he
has something that might be OF advan-
tsge to them.
There is to be an immense signboard,
six feet by sixty, In this vicinity. for adj
vertising purposes. This will be OF ad-
vantage to city merchants.
The buildings being erected by Messrs.
Blankenship and Jordan for their hem
merry are nearing completion.
There will be services at Little Trinity
NJ. e. Church to-day at the usual hour
by the pastor. Rev. ]. r. Cuthrell,
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The "Woman's Study Club" was enter
taned during the week at the hosplta bic
home OF Mrs, Johenning, through an IN
witation extended the cilu by Mrs, Jo-
henning, who is member OF the organi-
cation. A most pleasant day was spent
n fine dinner being served.
Tho Entertainment and oyster supper
given at Highland Springs Hall THURSDAY
evening under the auspices OF the Chlck-
ahomjny Council. Jr. o. ". A, NJ, No.
1888, was a great success, there being fully
three hundred people present, The coun-
Gil deserves great credit for the manner
IN which the whole AFFAIR was managed.
The supper, which consisted of oysters,
fried chicken. ham, pickles, etc. was
splendIdly served. The entertainment
furnished by Richmond and local talent
was very fine. and did much credit to oil
who took part, the following programme
being rendered:
Recitation (selected), by Miss Conner.
of Norfolk, Va.
Comic song (darly character sketcnD.
By Fox and Gary. Of Richmond,
Violin solo, by Miss Jennie Hudgena,
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ompanied by Miss Leila Atkisson.

BLACK Face Talk by Billy Gary.
Comic song: "Old Bay Mule" negro
sketch BY ]. W. Tyson, of Richmond
The next was dramatic sketch. en-
titled VILLAIN and Victim" by Mrs. NJ.
II. Ingham and Harvey AtkIsson.
This was mirth-provokng sketch. and
was well rendered
A vocal solo was next given by Miss
Lille Turner, which was loudly applaud
ed and was followed by a duet skillfully
rendered by Miss Jennie Hudgens and
Miss Leila Atkisson.
After talk by Bro. G. Q. Rudd. VINO
made few well-chosen remarks In be-
half of the council, the assemblage dis
pcrsed.
Misses. Ruth and Leila Atkisson were
guests at the Richmond Horse Show dur
ing the week.
Miss waddil is a guest of Miss Lizzie
Jordan Mt ben I.omond."
Miss Ina Lou Kidd. Miss Jordan and
Miss waddll visited Richmond during
the week.
Mrs.lP. S. Read and Mrs. +. p. Read
we're entertained at box party at the
Horse Show Thursday evening.
Mr.. Cairnes Will begin to build on his
lot near Daisy Avenue in few days.
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visit to Kentucky and Cincinnati, and VIII
FIJI his pulpit In tho Baptist Church to-


The new choir OF the Methodist Church,
under the direction OF Mr. Frank Shcr-
man, held it's first rehearsal Friday night
Rev. Mr.. Frizcr will conduct the SER
vices Mt the Chelsea Hill Methodist Mis-
sion this afternoon.
Mr.. Calhoun, of Nottoway county, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller.
Wesley r. Gary and wife, Of Washing
ton are visiting Mr.. Garys father
r. M. Beadlcs has bought the corner
LOT at Twenty-second and Q Streets, and
will have n residence built by the spring
Mr.. Beadles now lives In Hanover county.
Peerless Council, Daughters Of Liberty,
gave an oyster supper at Howard Grove
Hall Thursday. night.
Master Wins1leld Sims is convalesclng
rapidly. ,,o
Mr.. Scott Fiddler continues to improve
after a severe spell OF illness,
Mrs. w. A. Warren was taken to the
Virginia Hospital Thursday, where an
operation was performed on her FRIDAY.
Next Tuesday evening the Lllllputlan
wedding, under the direction of Mrs. Y.
C. Cox, will take place at the Baptist
church. Miss Liny Lilliput and Mr.. OIL
yer Bigfoot, the contracting parties are
two of Fairmount's popular young people
Mrs. w. G. smither and children We're
visitors at the homo of Mrs. j. w. Ram
ey and Mrs. C. H. Clayton last week.
The bazaar being held at the Baptist
Church is proving quite an attraction,
large crowds being In attendance every
evening.
Features of especial interest are planned
fo, each night, and the merchants drill
FRIDAY night proved splendid enter
tainment and was greatly enjoyed. the
IIilliputian wedding comes off on tues
day night of next week, having been
elaborately arranged for. Music adus
much to the pleasure.