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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

lust before the American Society OF
Professors of Dancing adjourned in New
York Friday the new style OF waltzlng
without holding hands was approved
The following is a description of the new
foim: THE gentleman holding the lady
bv the waist with his right hand, his LETT
hand falling naturally by his side; the lett
hand of, the lady resting upon the gente-
mans upper arm. her right hand hghtiy
holding The dress The society aiso
adopted The Imperial Three-Step, new
dance submitted by Oscar Duenweg, of.
Tc1re Haute. Ind. The Gazette Pompa-
dour" a stately dance adapted from the
time of Nine Pompadourf Was submitted
by Adolph. Newberger, of this city ana
..rDr,.ved; as were The Netherland% a
waltz. by George Prutdng, of New Haven,
and The Verona Minuet," by-M. B. Gill
bert of Boston.
Diamond Lodge No. 116, D. of H, A. o.
|. w. entertained their friends with
"Scyipturat cake" social, followed by
hon and ice cream and cake. A musical
and literary programme was rendered un-
der the direction Of Mss L-oAie L21nau,
and Miss Fannie Dean contributed to and
materially increased the pleasure of the
evening with her usual pleasant recita-
tar solo and displayed remarkable talent
and training. Music for the hop was fur
nished by the Diamond orchestra. under
the direction of Mr.. J. A. Z. O'Netll
Miss Marion E. Mex Stewart and Will
lam f. Corbin, of Minneapolis. were mar
1ied at $50 o'clock Tuesday evening at
The home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stewart Como boulevard, War
rendale The house was tastefullys dec
GRATED with a prDfusion of palms ana cut
flowers. The ceremony was performed III
the large bay window, which was a bower
Of palms, smilax and white roses. AS
the straHsSof the wedding march, played
b. Mrs. G.sA. n. King, filled the rooms,
the bride descended the stairs with her
girls, othe Misses Isabel and Lillian Me-.
Laughifn cousins of the bride, who were
gOwned IN white organdys and 90. carried.
bOquets oF white roses. Mrs. Stewart and
They walked to the window. where the
groom awaited them , Ehe;2 serVice was
read bge the Rev. J. gilbert FAIRIES, of
WaverlT vMinn. The bride wore her ge-,a
ing way gown Of navy blue brOadcloth
with vest of white brocaded satin and
carried white roses. "A suppe1Swas served
Immediately after which the bridal .eoupIe
left for the home Of the groom in Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. corbin win resfde IN MIN
neapoHs., The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex MeLarIghlins the.
\ N..KIlg, of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
ThOs al W.Ilsbn, Of Clarence, Ont. Other
guests were ar. and Mrs. aJss Fss logan. Of
Hamlipei sAI1s and Mrs. DE- GsTnpbeH, Mrs.
and Mrs. S. s. King: Mr. land MRS Fl. J. 2
King. Mr.. and Mrs H ]. Jarvis, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. F. -tzauger the MISSES Stewart,
Campbell, Yeith, CLEVELAND, an and Messsrgf
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Finest Sealskins procurable-here.
Mannheifner Carpets.
BRUSSELS CARPETS

have now come back into favor. We
show large line of Bigelow's and
WhittalPs in the new fall styles,
choice colors and new designs-also
the most complete line of Administers,
Velvets, Savonneres and Tapestries
ever exhibited here.
The Celebrated Belgian Extra Super,
all wool-5O cents.
Extra-Art Squares, all sizes-6o
cents square yard.
Style. fit. quality-our Furs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Unparalleled Mems Haif-Hose Sale.
The Fur Department..

Our advance sale has been exceed
lngly successful, Notwithstanding the
warm weather. See the Monday offer
ings.
Our London dyed Alaska Seal jack
our own exclusive models, work
manship the best. Select your style
now and have it made to your special
measurement.
FUR COLLARETTES.
All the latest and most stylish Furs,
made in the most effective manner
Alaska Seal. Persian Lamb, Mink, Mar
ten, Electric Seal and the cheaper
Furs as we'll Monday Specials;
Astrachan, 81 so values. ...$ $500
Electric Seal, $1,000 values 80. $3.50
Persian Lamb and Electric Seal.
$3.50 values for ........ 80. $3.50
LADIES FUR CAPEs
in Alaska Seal, Marten, Mink. AS
trachan and Electric Seal. Special
values, Monday at $3.50, $500 and
$50. So
ASTRACHAN JACKETS
made of the very best genuine Leipsic
dyed bright Astrachan Skins. best of
lining. all seams stayed. tapped and
bound. made by the best skilled labor.
Extra values for Monday, at
$4,000, $4,000, $500, and $40. 90.
Remember-Our guarantee goes with
every garment purchased here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

ley. of Marion street. have returned from
White Bear.
Clarence Johnson. of eMoorhead. has
been the guest. of Frank H. Davis 1.-The
past week.
Misses Olivia and Alvina Rockstroh. OF
Bates avenue, have returned from Lake
land, MINI.
John g. Cook and. wife returned from
their Eastern trip, and are ,atethe Ryan
hotel. " s2sfa4s--
Mrs. George F. Benediet,6 of, Mound
| street, has gone to Buffalo, via sthe great
| lakes.
Miss Louise, Braden, of Pleasant ave-
nue., has gone to st. Louis and Lebanon,
Tenn; ~i +-'e
Miss Rice and Miss Leonard of Laurel
avenue, have returned from Sparta,
Wis.
Mrs N. B. IIinckley and sons. of Os-
ceola avenue, have returned from Bay
Miss Emma "A Wack, formerly Of this
city, has gone to Baltimore, Md, to re-
side - :
Thomas Highberger has. returned home.
after two months visit in Pittsbdrg,
Pa.
! Mrs Badly, of Portland avenue, is en-
tertaining Mrs. Johnson, of OIL City, Pa.
The Misses ,Lohiker Of Pleasant ave-
nue., have returned from Ten-Mile lake.
Miss Grace Bee .Whitrtdge, Of Pleasant
Mrs. A. P. Wakefield Of Laurel ave-
nue.. has returned from Omaha.
Miss Anna Wulf. of st. Peter street.
! has returned from New York.
! Miss Alice Dwelley, of Martin street,
| has returned from the East.
| Mr. and Mrs. John harrington of Pleas
ant avenue, are in the East.
Mrs. Burgess, of the Ne8hort,r has re-
turned from Sioux City, 10, s.si Il. ~.
Mr. and Mrs B. c. Baldwint nf Holly
avenue. went to Red Wing: f2ni0 j.. =;
,,,ait ha.
| returned from the seashorensr sas:
Mrs. N:.Anderberg. Of York street, has
gene to- Nelson, B. c. 81 5.rsa p :.
Miss Adams, of Minnehaha" strset, has
returned from Duluth. 1ysElf;-c
| >, Miss Nellie Foley, of SnanrfstR avenue,
has igone to Fargo. 4 9f:f f4s
Miss Ethel Spooner, of Grandssavenue,
is in Hastings. t" - 1T -
F. r. ;YoungTen, Of Crookston, Is in the
city; :T7ff-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
BUTTERFLIES Patterns.

The undoubted supremacy main. ain
ed by these well known Patterns Is a
conclusive recommendation. We are
st. Paul agents for all patterns and
publications issued by the Butterick
Publishing company. All the DC ODER
patterns and publications now here
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Your Mail Orders.

This department is increasing fits
field of usefulness. every day, but We'll
Increase our force as your patronage
Increases, and give your orders our
closest attention.
Our new Fan Catalogue will be off
the press blythe middle Of the week
and it's a beauty, handsomely illus
trated. If you don't get one by Sat
urday tell US by postal
Reliable FAl Observation-Disclosures.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Wash Goods Dept.

For Monday flyer we offer so pieces
of our zoe and 25c yard Scotch
Madras and Ginghams. 29-inch 14I.
and 32-inch wide. stripes and &c
checks. Special only $50. -.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Remodeled Furs-Warranted to fit
La Vida COrSets.

The fit of a gown depends on the
corset over which 1t Is worn. La Vida
Corsets are perfect fitting, and our in
creased sales during the past week are a
testimonial of their increasing popu-
larity in Minnesota All this week
special demonstrations will be made In
our Corset parlors under the superyis-
ion of Miss Conley. expert filter for the
manufacturers of this popular corset.
You are invited to call and be fitted.
And you will not be expected to buy
q corset after a fitting has been made
unless you SO desire.
Telephone-We call for Fur repairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

the satisfactory Monday for fall sewing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
PROSPERITY.
The pro,idcnt Savings Bank Urges the
Present lime OF Returning Prosperity
as Propiiious for Regdar and Per-
sistent So, ags on the Part OF livery
body.
Deposaors Ma, Suit Themselves as to Amount, FIRE.
quency Of Deposits and Wi'hafasals' NO ou''
densome Restrictions Imposed.

The Provident Savings Bank is an car
nest advocate Of the cultivation of the
savings habit As heretofore stated. NO
ONE IS ABOVE SAVING. AND no
BEGINAlNG is TOO SMALL. This APP
plies with equal force 10 tho Minister.
LAWYER. Doctor. Business Man, Clerk.
Mechanic. Factory Empoye and House
keeper. Tho reliable collection system OF
the Provident Savings Bank stimulates
regularity and economy. for the Bank
never forsets. or puts or, or has an en-
gagomont, or takes a vacation, or dies.
30 always attends TO its business, and
thereby benefits those who want to be-
come determined savores. It's banking
house is conveniently located at 81 east
Main street Deposits called for n desired
az the homes or business places with
out charge Persons living at distance
can easily become dcpositors by mail.
There are no undesirable restrictions Of
any kind. Deposit as often as you please,
and as much as you can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

working under contract, This ads 'nce
affects practically an of the ZV1 men Odd
the employ OF the company. and "ili m0 an
I'm addition o. ls payr1u OF about tlFV
month "Nlth the present advance.
said Air. Allis 'of per cent tae men "ll
earn more money than ] have efer known
10 have been paid since / have been in me
business. and Z entered In lSiL The hsA.
esf naCes j1urneyman machinst coila
hone 10 earn ln those days VAS &li' Nr
ucIhaus 50 Cd Gay In exceptional instances
The wages tO bee paid the Aliis Conn nay
machin.sts with the advance granted Niu
be from 81 "a day up depending upon me
nature OF their work. MOulders "il seq
from Sl50 90 So a. day, blac6smiii5 rom
81 90 So day. blacksmith heip.f fl'H
patteuuakers from - up and iaooi'i'
from N.s5 90 $l-0. The average wages
paid VIII Doe over g day all through
the plant"
Major Brown and Chief OF Police Bar
ceu nave arranged for transportation I'D
the South of the big gang Of negroes VINO
came mere % work with railroad DALE
lasting crew. and has been on the city'5
hands FOR several days. The c0iored men
viii probably lelva tomorrow. ne
C0r0ners fury Saturday viii resume me
investiration into the deaths of Niles Lee
and George Woodward. the negro VINO
were killed. The above Is am extract IRON
a special telegram 20 the Chicago inter-
Ocean and iu ue absence of date 'Ae
and other Indications of locality coming
from this source. a. would naturally p5
presumed by the reader that BE- r.ieff .I
% some southern outrage. But 30 ole-l l.
The telegram came from Rockford, ll-.,
and gives information of tue cOmaN oi d
northern outrage against the cli'irH
man chat can find uO counterpart ln
the south Southern mohs lynch brutal
negroes. who assault their wives ana
daughters. and for murder and arson.
but we have yet 90 learn that any colored
man has been killed eeause DE wanted u
work Chattanooga Times.
4 communication was received last week
ly the Montreal Iron MOiders Union from
the international y.copresid mt NJ. D.
Keh0e who is az present an chicago
stating that he would be very happy 70
receive the names OF any members VINO
wished 90 change their place m residence
or who were dissatisfied with their present
situation, and. n so. be asked them 70 90
tain cards from their union to he foIoW-
ing cities where minimum scale OF
wages OF two dollars and sercnly-uFe
cents per day 10 three dollars ana hily
cents according 20 their ekl.t ia h'" We
ing offered hy the union shops oI
cities: Brooklyn. y. g.. Anaconda. -lo n.
tana. Chicago SCHENECTADY. n. b., .l-
Nauratuck Conn. The international
Union offers 20 forward railway tickets
10 any member who desired to no .ha
besides. will transport the married mem
bers families. 81 any. O. tEa above nam a
cities and pay the freight charges on an
furniture they may wish TO take with
them. The letter also stated that there
Is a great demand Tor iron mou!ders ana
core makers ia almost every principaI
city or town IN the United states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

bors who. while they esteem him highly
personally. are I'm terror lest no should
fr. his club at one of their favorites' VINO
some times accompany them 10 the meet
mss.
ID is said that there IS a movement on
foot ID pass a resolution restraining Mr.
walton from bringing his club 90 the
meeting. and oujoining him from assault
and battery.
Omcer Walton and his confreres IN the
Square are an right They keep that
beautiful place in the pink of condition
but what they do for dogs is more than
a plenty
COL BILLIARDS SPEED.
while the dogs dread Officer Walton on
account of his skin in hurting the club.
they equally fear Col billiard on account
OF bis foetness of foot.
The Colonel is built for speed, and II IS
related Of him that DE can give dog two
hundred yards in half a mile and then
beat dim out Many a dog has he run
90 death since he has been one OF the
guardians OF the Square. The squirrels
love him as much as the dogs fear him,
and many may be seen at almost any
time following him I'm gangs. The Colonel
IS all right
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE BOL0OF THE FlLlPlNOS.
! Weapon which Has Proven Insufii
cfertsarafnst Our IrOoue

Z " ea pom " men HAS lipNtn iu-hih
ciemt. Against our Troops
A letter from Lieut.. Wm. ~ CopD. Of
the Sixth Artillery who IS on the gun5olt
Napldan IN Laguna de Bay, gives the fol-
lowing interesting information concerning
one phase on The fighting VITA the FIJI
plnos:
AN odd trait IN the character OF the ma
tives IS that they never leave one Of their
dead if they can possibly get him away
Iney le,ve more now than they used 10,
for this reason. Formerly they had az least
live men for every gum aud about all
these men were good Tor was TO carry
away the wounded and dead, although
they were armed with D0lOs. These Wea-
p0us were very effective against the span
iards. as the b0.O m.l apparently cared
nothing Tor their own ives, and the span
iards did not have tAe courage TO stand
when they charged. SD, of course, they
were cut 10 pieces. the bolo being without
doubt one OF the most terrible weapons
al close quarters IN the world. IL is very
sharp and 50 heavy that IL viii smash any
sword I'm pieces that | have seen. They
use them In the right hand and q long
heavy dagger I'm the left. had one OF the
many amigos who could handle the bo.O
20 through the many amigos who could
handle the bolo go through the motions
Tor me and IL was truly wonderfulIhe
rapidly OF bis moves was such that the
eve could hardly follow them. and AN the
time he kept q constant guard. The bolo
ls 10 cut no point. lre dagger IS used %
stab. no edge Whom these bol0 men tried
tie same tactics 0u our men that they
were accustomed TO employ so successful
ly against the spanarIs. they were killed
I'm large numbers. as our men did not run
but simply shot them. NOW so many
Of these men have been killed. there are
few OF them to q gun. and they are not
able TO get the dead away quite as well
as they dld formerly
err your servant goes away for a day or
two. you can be- certain he IS with the
insurgents and I'm some fight u is too
common 10 excite comment here when
an officers servant, who has been absent
several days. IS found I'm the Insurgents
uniform killed or IS brought into orr hos
pital for treatment New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
A Primitive Churn.
Oror The Timcs)

Come listen now 90 the song I sing,
Ye men from your work for a moment
turn,
Ye women with arms and hands that ache
FROM the awful bondage of the churn.
List 10 a tale that You cannot find
In book or paper or pamphlet rare;
a simple tale of a simple churn.
Then III paint a moral, bold and rare.
A housewife back IN The olden days
A cream 9ah placed on her kitchen
while DER the meadow the moon hung
low.
And shadows clouded The landscape DER.
A bun frog pondcr0us green and fat
Came hopping ON in a pensive dream.
And pushed along by some cruel fate,
Jumped headlong into the pail Of cream.
Now you or 40 fate Ike ths
Would drop az once in "a deep despair.
But bull frogs come OF "a stcrner stuff.
lie struck out steadily even there.
Ills eyes and HIS mouth were fun Of
cream.
Yet on he kicked I'm the butter came
In solid BAN. with golden t'nge.
Like touch Of the sunsets dying flame.
They found him there when the morning
came
Erect he sat on his golden throne.
TIE housewife looked at his work with
sCom
The bun frog out in the yard was
thrown.
And yet De teaches a lesson friends.
The world Is fun OF rs snares and
traps.
They lie IA wait Ike the pail Of cream.
And we may fa.l IN the mass perhaps.
Aoutyale, Va. y. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE TERR0RS OF
THE CANINE RACE
Work Of the Great Clu5-Slingers of
the Capitol Square
POSSESSES DlABOLlCAL SKILL.
Every Dog in Town Knows Them, ana
"VicNvs Them With Alarm"-Ihe
Clay Ward Activcs are
Very Uneasy.

4 sworn enemy Of dogs IS Policeman
Eugene Walton. who assists in maintain
ing order iu tho capitol Square The
same IS true of his confreres Messrs'
Wallace Jenkins. pettus, Eustis' ana DA-
lard.
Zach and every man Of them is ready 10
throw DIS club ct the unwary animal
which invadcs he precinct sacred 70
Gcoreo washington and other men Of by
como DAYS
Ths guardians Of the Square have, by
long practice. attained a most daboiical
SKIN in club throwing. Indeed. It IS as
serted on good authority that omcer
Walton can throw the useful weapon no
carries at least five hundred yards on A
level. ana hss been known TO stand in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Ar.hur,s Goat al once attracts your at
,rp,,o, az Won approach the city. Cation
I4u with Rurus' monument. the national
monument high school and prison. In
the civ scott's meorial the botanic gar
deps Parliament house. the cathedral and
nobis old castle now are English bar
rscl,a rank Of Scotland. and the hos
nitais Tho old portion OF the city Is
most deeply interesting.
~ GLASGOW.
r-~o,, h,ro rassad on % The most
American city On Great Bria.n-that %
GLASGOW scotland. In this city-the
cloanogt and best governed IN the United
Kinpdom-the gas works. street railways.
underground roads. water works. &c. are
an the proportv OF the g.ty. This city IS
tho coat ~ extensive shiphuilding. There
ave beautiful buildings and broad streets
colleges. government buildings, a univer-
sity. the metropolis. I'm which stands tho
monument 20 John Knox
trom Cl9eeow 7 went ont 20 Dumborton
Castle thence 70 Balock, where I took
90, cleaner TO mvcrsn2id on Loeb L0-
uopd From Invernald by stages over
tho mountains 90 Loeb ka'r'm. Another
steamer in Lick Katrim and we passed
r,rIen's Isle. thence again By stage
through tho TraeHachs
A. we ascend the mountain on our way
% aborfovle. we leave behind placid little
T,och 9chvoy and wave last goodbye
N rand old Ben Lomord and Ben Lid.
FROM Abcrfoyle 7 took tho train 20 famous
ia sterling Castle: also an English bar
racks. thence back 20 Glasgow
A. This n0int properly my wheeling end
Cd save for a short trip down into County
Tho tour. though no, extensive. repre-
so,ts n run full of keen Interest and
wanfs only moro time for sightseeing
tban had at my disposal to- make &c per-
go H. ID. =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
To Consumers Of Pure Milk.

We wish 20 do a cash business. and offer
this lndlcement'
So soon as We can receive our delivery
cans We will sell pure mix. 10 be deiy-
cred I'm your vessels. az twenty cents
ner gallon I'VE cents per quart. two and
one half cents per pint. We SHAH con-
linus 70 deliver milk IN glass jars az six
cents ner quart and three cents per pint.
81 We consider 10 the neaicst and cursSt
wav and insures accurate measure and
iust proportion OF cream. Can and let
M show YOU how Jars are boiled. washed
and s.erllized.
CuATsWORTH DAIRY co.
~ north Ihgd street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
FLATTERING SHOWING.
Marked Increase in Local business for
August over Last Year.

As an indication of the increasing volume
OF business this year Postmaster Knight
says that the receipts OF the city post
Office exclusive OF tne money order bus
ines0 FOR August. showed an Increase Of
s. 90 over August, 1883. The increase OF
August. 1885 over the same month in the
preceding year was only few dollars.
The Increase IN receipts at the postoiIice.
express and railroad offices for August
show an increase OF about 10 per cent
over the same month last year as nearly
as can be ascertained. The local express
business has seen the heaviest increase In
Richmond's southern trade.
August IS the month In which the whole.
sailors arc receiving their heaviest sup
plies Of goods and the increase OF volume
Of business Is taken as sure indication
OF better business conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
To Meet Tuesday.

On next Tuesday a meeting OF the new
Neglected directors o. the National Bank
Of virginia viii be held. az which the
officers viii probably be elected.
A committe was appointed day or TWO
ago 10 draft bylaws and attend 10 such
matters OF similar nature as might
come before a. The details connected
with the consolidation VIII probaniy az
be arranged this week ana the Ciu%eAs
Exehunge Bank lose It's idehtiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
SUMNER EXCLUSION TICKETS

To Northern and Eastern Resorts Via
r., l.. and T.. and Pcnnsylyrnia Ia il
road
Tickets TO an the principal Northern
and Eastern resorts al reduced rates. on
sale until september 5oth, good TO return
until October alst
Good schedules by variety OF routes.
Fuu information can be obtained at Rich
mond Transfer co.. 500 east Main street.
Ticket once Byrd-street Station. or from
W. j.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
9 n So ~ - II = a.
a.,-,n. 1Ifs Kind You Have i'HayS Boggk
'.', e LM<zzZzz5I

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that tele-
phonic communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchburg. Va; Danvllle.
Va: Roanoke. Va; Wakefield, Va; Ap-
pomattox. Va: Farmvlie. Va: Crewe.
Va: salem Va; Bedford City, Va.
RelGsvilIe. y. c.; Charlotte. y. c.; Co
umbia. S. C..
For further particulars enquire at The
Public Pay Stations. and at Manager
Office. 1914 east Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Ask us for prices on best Anthracite,
cplint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Via r., L. and Il. and Pennsylvania
Railroads Round Trip Rate From
Richmond Only Sf4.

Special trains with parlor cars at
tached. leave Washington via. Pennsyl-
vauia r. u. az 500 q. ~. August 2ith,
September 7th September Ist october
bin and October 18th.
Tickets from Richmond good u Gays;
for return passage on an regular trains
except limited express trains. Stop overs
allowed on return trip al Buffalo, Roches-
ter. and M0tKns Glen
For further Information. apply 10 Rich
mond Transfer Company 903 east Main
street 10 Ticket Agent Byrd -street Sta
ton, or 20 W. J.. "a L'f''
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Mr.. r. j. Anderson. who was overcome
with an overdose OF morphine Friday,
and who was worked upon by Or. Cum
nngham for several hours az Murphys
Hotel, left for his home in R0ckbridge
county yesterday.