davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

LA NUOvA FOTOGRAFTA italiana
di G. UBERTO 81 trasferita dal No.
249 di via Pacific al No. 724 di via
Front, angelo di Broadway. con ufficlo
a plan terreno.
Gl'italiani della Colonia di San Fran
cisco sono invitati vlsltare la gran
diosa esposizione di fotografie gfudl-
care da uuella del yalore dell'artista.
Cura e precislone massima nellesecu-
zione di lavoro di qualunque grandez-
"a. Prezzi pin ragioneyoli possibili.
Chi desidera farsi ritrarre in una
buona fotografia non manchi di vista
re questo raccomandabile stabilimento.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28
NOTIzIE
SCARSE.
UNALTRO MESSAGGIO DI
SIR MCDONALD.
| CineSi 81 macChianO di
move barbarie.
(Dispacci Telegrafici.)

LONDRA, ~ = IL Daily Mail" ha
ricevuto il seguente telegramma da
Shanghai. in data 27:.
Una lettera giunta teste da Sir Clau
de Nc Donald datata 6 Luglio con-
cepita in questi termini:"
MOI non abbiam ricevuto alcun aiu-
to dale autorita Imperiali di Pechino.
Ire legazioni, inclusa quella inglese,
sono associate.
MOI abbiamo occupato parte dele mu
ra della citta. Cinesi circondano tut
ta la citta sono armati con artigle-
rie di crosse calibro con cannoni pin
piccoli, da campagna. moi corriamo ad
ogni ora pericolo df essere massacrati.
Scarseggiano lie munizioni e lie vettova-
glie.
MOI saremmo gia morti da lungo tenn
po Sc, per fortuna cinesi non non
fossero codardi oltre ogni dire Sc non
avessero una maledetta paura di attac-
carci, tuttavia non possiamo pi1 dura-
re lungo e, Sc la colonna di soccorso
non giunge a tempo soccomberemo
non senza pero aver resistito fino allie
stremo.
Intanto gia 10 bianchi sono stati uc-
cisi 80 feriti
|. Sc la colonna di soccorso che forse E
questa lultima nostra speranza, potra
giungere Pekino, credo che la miglior
via per entrare nella capitale sia quel-
la dele porte Oriental oppure quella
del fiume
Fin quf Sir Claudio Nc Donald.
II Console Belga a Shanghai poi ag-
giunge:
I'm servo dell ambassadors Germa-
nico, che lascio Pekino il giorno 0 disse
che la iegazione Inglese. dove sono ri
coverati tutti gil ambasciatori Europei,
stata attaccata durante la notte che
probable che sia stata presa dagli in
sorti.
| Missionari a Shanghai hanno rice
vuto del telegrammi quail affermano
che tutti missionarii, RESIDENT a Pao-
Ting, nella provincial di Pechino, sono
tutti massacrati.
LONDRA, ~ - II correspondents del
Daily Express" da Hong Kong tele-
grafa al suo giornale in data 26
Tn prete italiano. che arrivato te-
ste da Hen-Sien-Fu. mel versante Sud
della provincial di Huan, dice che quivi
sono stati crudelmente torturati po-
scia uccisi un vescovo italiano tire
preti. Clio avvenne il giorno luglio;
POGO dopo furono pure massacrati 600
convertiti non 81 risparmiarono lie
donne ed fanciulli. Altri preti furo-
no pure catturati e 81 teme che abbiano
subito la stessa sorte.
II prete che nara clio riuscito qua
81 Embellishments a scappare, ma
scondendosi in una casa a bordo ad un
battello, per sfuggire il furore del car
nefici di Huan.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28
Gil S. U. rifiutanO di sOspendere
Ia marcia COntrO PekinO.
.c'HaHo

WASHINGTON, 27 - II Governo de-
gil Sati Until, ha assolutamente rifiu-
tata la proposta. fattagli dalla China,
di sospendere, cioe, lie operazione mill
tari contro Pekino, dietro promessa che
la China stessa avrebbe mandate liberi
Tien-Tsin ministri Esteri.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28
Totale
725.OOo.ooO 76s.5OOOOo

Senza assumere. bene inteso. la re-
sponsabilita dele cifre presentate dal
nostro collega inglese, vediamo che la
produzione del paesi indicati sarebbe
Interfere, nell'assieme. a quella dello
scorso ammo: di AZ milioni 100000 et-
tolitri a quella del 1898 di II, 800 900
ettolitri.
| soil raccolti important che non en-
L'Italia., 1900-07-28
Una vittOria del giappOnesi?

LONDRA, II Luglio - II Daily Te-
legraph" pubblica il seguente dispac-
clio del suo correspondents:
TOXIC 26 liglio. - 81 annuncia qui
che il % corrente un corpo di Giappo-
nesi riusci sbarcare Shanhaikwan
ottenere una strepitosa vittoria.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

re all Esposizione, son rimasti allie case
loro. hi certo II numero del visite'u1
giornallerl salira di motto mel corrante
g mel venture Agosto ma lEsposi+ione
non 81 riavrh del'insuceesso del sue
prlml mesi.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28
GridO di vendetta in italia.

ROMA, II - II Minlstro degli Este
ri e assediato da parent d'Italani re-
sidenti In Gina. quail pero non often
gono alcuna soddisfazione. II Cover 10
non ha ricevuto dal suo Console a
Shanghai, attire notizie che quelle rice
vute dai giornali. La citta In uno sta
to di grande scoraggiamento per lie no
tizie del massacri, la parola "Vendet-
tai" risuona sulle labbra di tutti. La
stampa domanda unanlme ed imperio-
samente che 81 facciano degli sforzt
immediate per salyare Tien-Tsln.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

STOCKTON DRUG CO. GHIGLIE-
RI & KOEHLER. = Unfca farmacia /
taliana deil'interno. Gran deposito di
lutte lie specialita Italiane, Francesi ed
Americana. Cor. Main and Sutter Strs.
Stockton Cal.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

GIL ABBONATI che cambiano resi-
denza sono pregati di notificare non
solo il nuoyo. ma anche il yecchio in
diIizzo.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

ALLANTICA FOTOGRAFIA TIA
LLAMA, 233 Montgomery Avenue, an
COLO di Broadway, ST possono ottenere
lie migliori fotografie ritrattl a era
yon ed acquerello. Processi modernis-
simi. Prezzi da 81 ALA dozzlna in su.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

ROMA. II 49, E' confermata la notl-
zia che le truppe alleate in marcia per
Pechino saranno comandate da un ufft-
ciale Glapponese, con un generate tede-
SEQ come capo dello State Maggiore.
L'Italia., 1900-07-28

NELLA STAMPERIA del Giornale
P"ITALIA" 81 eseguisce qu'lunque Ia
,oro: mandateci rordiEe per la Posta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Charles E. Belvin's trustees
to C. G. Schwaln. 30 feet on west sid+
Grove Avenue, 1S5 9-12 feet ives; OF Straw
berry Street, $500.
same 70 ]: A. Helsler, GO feet on north
side Grove Avenue, Go s-l2 feet west OF
Strawberry Street, $3.50.
James P. Hackett and wife to ]. D. Car
neal, . feet Oh south side Hague Street,
$50.
Hearico: Mildred a. c. Coke to Mary
T. NJ Lawrence, interest IL 50 feet OF west
side James Street, Maddox Hill. 81.
Emma j. Ford TO Alice L. Branch. %
feet on north side Cary Street. III ILL.,
feet west OF Meadow Street, S1,ee00.
Nary F. Jordan 10 VIM. F. Lawrence. all
Of. the real estate pequeatned TO said Mary
F. Jordan by the Will Of Daniel B. Jordan,
dated December 18th, $780, So.
Henry Walters to Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad COMPANY.
g is acres adjoining the grounds Of the
Virginia Agricultural Society, and 'front.'
ing on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, $6,S30.57.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
APlrsEjNP RESS
lIAAS INSULT
.LunatiThrsw His Purse and Clogs
at Her Carriage
in r STREETS Of TOXIC.
l;umosf tic attack before the Facts
We,hnown C.use,i from .n.''us
Ea,c.nea, Gu, II ;'ialo' ton
t,nln,rlanc.. Of the 4 ffi'n.
IN It STREETS OF TOXIC
isumo.f tic attack lsciore he Facts
nv .ss,n.,ate,! rress.)

(By Associated fress.)
YCKaa.1A, Nov. eva vlc,or =, :
6. C., ". l4.,-The Chef senss tloA o. .ne
week been me attack by lana ma. &c
upon t Garage OF the Empress, as .tis
later as beng escorted throusn ms
streetsf Toxic The incident was ho.a.
be onlfrom the e2traorulaafy chaf 49, :.
of tneseapons used, and also the aooi-
tiouaI ndence ii furnished, Ii anything
were aded to testify TO Inc sreat. fesei-
ence d anecuon in which Her Majesty
is heloy the people.
4REAT Ei4,,. tTEMENT. !,
A ruir OF the attack before the actuai
facts re known caused a trenenoous 5.
amount excitemen, il the city. out OF
All prprtion to the Importance Oh the
affair :elf.
The azy assailant having broodst over
his low birth until he imagined himself
Of thdmperial lineage, l,sd applied n
vain he Imperial household department
to hay his cain recognized. He deter
mined attract pubic attention In some
way. vich ne succeeded in doing IL The
most ective way, by throwing his purse
and tn his wooden clogs al the passing
prOceS)n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
THEIAs SAvUt TEN BURGLARS.
instrit ions !1.v"r,bl TO Prisoner
Il V..Id Z. lst-Day.
ooc.al D.spatci. TO The Time

Vcciai b-Sp:tCii ~ Az tt-a'S-i
WOODSTOCK. VA, Nov LITTLE trial
Of Edprd Carney alias Hutch, who is
;harge1v III the5rchb=ry OF the Massanut-
en- Bak, at Strasbuag, on the II sl1t of
April 2h, was continued in the County
curt Ire to-tag. Joseph f. jacobs, OF
New Yrk, a posof1ce inspector. WAC ar
'ested iarney il New York last May,
:estifles7ttlat Carney first gave his name
Is McEy
The dense oil not examine any VT
lesses. After heated argument, the
.oltrt aowea Instructions, wi, CHI are ia
orahle the prisoner, and verdict in
rs faw is EXPECTED by g majority OF
he psdle here.
st 3,clock Cunmonwealtn's Attorney
w. W.ILogan made the opening speech.
lie wa followed ~ J. H. Duln and Hon.
VI L. Walton fC' the prisoa7r. Captain
:. S. Parks. Cnmonwea,tf1's Attorney
,s Pas county. who IS assisting n the
rrosect'on. MAIDS the closing speech at a
light ess'on AM the case was gwen 10
ne juE. who areeXpected TO rran6er their
Terd ct to mCTyOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Vl0LkT0Rs If LIQUOR LAW.
Car Breakers il t1..y;n"tou Jail Sus.
vct.ie(i r Murder
tsmrial 7tsn!ch to The Timcz.l

tSrN1inI Nisn.ch to Tie Timcsl
LEXINGTON, "A, Nov. l4-Violators
of the liquor laws the local option coun-
~ OF Rocsbri6geare qualSing In their
boots. The grand Jury returned about
forty indictments Interesting leyetop-
nen:s are expectetat the tria.s. Stanton
dealsrs were indi@d for selling spirits
c. Q. D, and s;erai men for giving
away liquor on eietion day.
hallway DetectiI Duke, Of the Chasa-
peake and Ohio. I'D Sheriff T. a Ster-
cett have continedin the county jail Of
Rockbridge George Hill, Edward Smith.
William Jones. irnes; Stewart and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
new coal DEPOI
AREREC ON |NIE|'l DE:D|
II Report d Chief Of Che Naval.
Bureau Of Equipment.
WlRELEssT ELEGRAPHY FAVORED.
Satisfactory Route forsansaIi-AmerI-
Saa lr4ae-i.acincs., s,nariaetsa
Has Been Itlofr,l. hay bur
vcyetl ana Mapped.
tBy Assoc,.roc rrsss.y

fBy Assoc,a1cc PrsssJ
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE report of
Admir- al Bradford. Chief Of the Naval
Bureau cs Equipment, sets forth the de-
eiran.iity OF Ihe naval station at Guam,
emphasizing the importance OF the is.s nd
rs q nava, base, Il csing the onsy Un.ied
Sites por; between Hawaii and the Phi.ip-
pines.
iae amour, of coal being consumed by
The navy Is increasing year oy year. ana
LIS cost last year assragsd nearly = ,aol Ien
uS3re than during the fiscal year OF 1919.
Admiral Bradford again renews his rec
n.nmeniar tons for new nayat coal depots.
nIiG dHe!is upon the gIen1 necessary OF
maintaining an efficient coal supply
wherever naval operations might be looked
fo-.
The Bureau recommends the installation
of the Aa-coai system Of wireless teie-s
Erephy.
The Admiral states that the survey by
the United Siases steamer Nero for
trsns-Pacitic submarine telegraph cable
between Honolulu and the Philippine Is.
lands 1as most successfully accomplished,
ard that satisfactory route for an all
American cable 10 connec, the Pacific
coast with the outlying colonial posses
sioas OF the J.ited States in the Pacific,
End with China and japan. has been dis
enssed. thoroughly explored. surveyed and
mapped.
The Bureau is now ready TO lay the ca
bic a. any time.
Two parties we're sent into the field by
the Naval Observatory to witness the
total eclipse Of the sun on May 2Sih. 1900
The result, says Admiral Bradford. was,
as e whole, successful, there being, how
ever. same failures with minor instru-
ments.
Attention is called to the fact that an
Others total eclipse of the sun will occur
May 18th. 1851, which Will be remarkable
on account Of the long duration Of the
totality and Of the high altitude Of the
fun.
An estimate 70 enable the Observatory
to send an expedition to witness this
eclipse viii be submitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.
Extra Session TO alcct in January or
February

ASch t4AA y
The a1tra session of the legislature to
6eal With the Constitutional Convention
question VIII be gained some tine be-
tween January 9th and February 1st,
1sIl. The exact date has not yet been
decided upon.
Governor Tyler has given careful con-
sheraton 10 this mater. h has con-
serred With some OF the wisest men in
the Democratic party. and IS the resu {
no has, 1t is understood. determined not
20 convene the law-makers as early as
he onc: intended
The call viii not be issued for some
time yet, IS the law requires only thirty
days netcs TO he gwen.
The extra session viii probably last
fatty-five days, and The legislators VIII
be here Until carly in March.
Governor Tyler yesterday appointed John
Stevens wreck commissioner Tor The
county Of Princess Anne. The law al
IONS the Governor TO appoint such an
officer for each county bordering on the
EroaSt.
l,ae Governor has received 2 letter from
6rovsrnor AcSweeney. Of South Carolina,
ask.Ig him 10 urge the stsop-e or VIZ
g:nia TO Cooperate In making the South
Gs-olna and West indian Exposition. to
be he'd in Charleston, from December,
IfsI To Nay. 800, g. success. He asks that
each State have an ezh.oit Of its pro-
dcctS ana TeS0urcsS una Also q stare oG;id-
ing on The Exposition grounds.
co,nnel Richardson has received appli-
cations :o- land grants from King William
and buchanan counties He IS busy re-i
csigi1Ig grants and looking up records In
connection with them.
Arguments was compiled yesterday in
TIE Supreme Court III the case Of Marye,
Aud Tor, Us Dogs and others ana sun
ms;1ed. The case os Galloway VS.. Web
ster, from Lie Circuit Court OF Franklin
was then taken Zip. argued and
submitted, Hon. i ". Saun-
dtrs eieearing fer the appellant and
Messrs Billiard E,.d Lee for Appellee.
The case Of the Southern Rail
was5 vs. the Common wealth, re-
moved from Staunton. viii next be
heard. Hon. Eppa Hun;ou. j.. VII
aapsar for the appellant. wiiiir Attorney
General Montague, McssTs. ). II. VII
lia1ns. T. NJ. Ward and James Bnnisard-
ser, Jr., VIII represent tl,a appeliees.
a letter received 1T the Depar. merit Of
pnbl.c Instruction trs,rn Or. Soutnal' says
.a..re viii probably be . meeting CT the
School Board Tomorrow, 10 elect
a superintendent. OF schools for Pulaski
county. The Doctor will be here on
that day. and al ii,e ether nerabers OF
the board are now i, the city.
Mr.. Z. II. Hsasei. SUPER rtendest of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Schools Of Highland county, is reported
TO be very Ill with TYPHOID fever al his

home.
MIR. w. n. Dawson, o: Nelson county,
who was guard at the peni;eat airy
usder Superintendent Lynn, has been
reappo;n. ed by Superintendent George NJ
Helms .Eill' Dawson. rs he Is popularity
known in Nelson county. Is one OF the
most noted politicians il that section OF
the Sclle.
Tho literary fund is being drawn by
the treasurers of the several coont es and
cities of the State. according to the appor-
comment recently made. and Treasurer
Harma.,'s force. of assistants are kept
busy honoring Their checks.
The Capitol building was slightly Jared
yesterday by the falling of a package OF
electrical appliances on one Of the rafteI's.
Gov. Tyler at first thought it was an
earthquake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
4 PREACHERS CRIME.
icnteIced to live Xcurs III the PeHi
truti +. Tor Betrayal.
Gpecial Dlsftch 10 The Tim

MANASSAS, ", Nov. 1t-Rev. J. c.
Beahm was ser>ncad to five years il
he penient'arv lere to-day for the b.
tra%al o; Miss Etel Akers, sir! eighteen
years al age.
The Csc has ittracted much interest.
hnFil !anil IS beng h'si1,y rescectab e.
Beahm vas rsiHpal OF The Brentsviile
Normal ecll2ol, ar, q Dunkard preacher.
Miss tier- was student at IN school
Beahu showed nosigrs Of breaking down.
tho,l., lasled by Ion. Esppa Hun:on, Jr..
in rs argument pr the prosecution, I'm
& li1c jury render7 verdict. He then
bowed his f1ead t1stlence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
u, Z. SM III,
Distr.t Passenger Agent,
zee East Main Street.

The Southern 81 Telephone and Tele
graph Ccinpauy nnounces that tete-
pfonic communications car be. had over
;ts lines with Lyrh burg. Va; panv.lIe,
Va: Roanoke. Va tFakeles1, Va; Ac-
pnrn2t:oE. Va: F:rlg-lis. Va: tSEswe.
Va; Salem. Va: E9ord City, Va; Reds
wills. N. L.; Ctar;ae. \. G.; Columbia,
S. G.
For further partt,lzrs inquire st the
Public Pay station ana at Manager s
ofIice, No. 1914 East ain street.
SCTTF FERN SCI 4 TIT FTE'FIONEj AND
TELEGRAPH ECDPAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
NEW YORK tenSE-sHoW,
November 10Th TO a.i,, via g. 6

November 10Th .o4.i,. via G. 6 o
nnd O. IS.
On Saturday, MoveirFr 18th. a PERSONAL
.y-conductcfd eseurssq 70 New York via.
the C. & o. viii ieas. 4 chTs1ond I: 10
p NJ. par.or GU co:l:s-c. III "a ract
at Iprfolk With Cd In n.on Steamship
1.-THE q. q q steamer ind ng passengers
at Old Domtn.on ST. pl "a arriving at New
York about 3::s Next day. one-
way rate ana Sill @rounur:p. United s to len
days, in.iud.ng n.ealsttarti statteesroare
berths both w,,vs on O! Dominion steam
ship. On thae return. iaes New Yorls.at
P. NJ except s;una yand laHstss q, Sold
Po:nt. Whsra C.6S O. tn can o's s "a 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
DOUBT AS TO SUCCESSOR
In Case Governor Elect Sanford Dies
Befnre T.,kin" Oati, OF Office.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA, GA. Nov. 1i.-According'
to kilograms received here from various
parts Of the South and from members OF
the Legislature now is session in Mont
gomery. some doubt exists as to success
sion 10 the gI,beraa1or.al chair of Alabama
after December list, II, case OF the death
OF Gorerno--cIect Sanford.
The oath has not been administered and
members OF Governor Samforf1's family
say they will no. allow him 10 take such
an oo.igat ton in his present cond ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
siyrEs AND NOE s:aS NY .r,sl,.

G. G. Archer, observer, Maine. says:
II have had Catail for several years
Water uauid run I'm my eyes ard nose
for days at a siInt about four months
ago / was inducedto try DR.. Agnew S
Catarrhal Powder. Ind since using the
wonderful remedy have nos had an ar
tack. would rot without It. Il re
ieves III ten minute Sold by Owens 6:
Minor Drug Co, opostte Postoffce; Polk
Miller Drug Co.. cd2er Ninth and Main
Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
sraHnav5, AIRLINE nATs,way

Si,AEoAE1 AIRLINE RAILWAY
SHAEOARD ttiS LINE RAILWAY
l.Goo MILE BOOKS re sold Tor SO, ana
will be accepted for2assage from W'asa-
lnston, D. c., TO th,rorida Tire, irclud-
in. all lines ii me stem. The S. 4. T..
R'y. also sell 2,0N5Ii.s Book good be-
tween Richmond an Atlanta, Richmond
and Columbia, S { Portsmouth. Va,
and Columbia and 4lanta, ara besween
Wilmington and Cfantte and all branch
es. The S. Il. l.. is NV operating a dou-
Bile daily service OF OF Richmond for
Atlanta and all poin south. ana 10 CO.
iumbia, Savannah. .cEsonvil!a. TAMPA
and all Florida pen: The trains oper-
ated over ih.s syste haze no superior
in The Soath, and cry courtesy il ex-
tended to make the aveler Comfortable.
for information cocerning schedules
rates, Pullman resesatoas. ETC.. apply
to G. ". Morris, Dept Ticket Agent, c.
& @. Depot; R:chnod Transfer Co, sls
East Main Street, u Q
z. p. SMITH,
Distr.t Passenger Agent,
sos East Main Stroot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Tho tsnvrrnnr,u S.c-c,nry.
fspetIal p,spstcs ia tina Times. )

N pearsan. secretary to- thu STATE DEM
ocratsc Executive Committee. has been
Esrdered the poettton Of Private Secretary
20 Governor. elect .Ayeotk, and has n6tlhed
aim that he Will accept Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

George Taylor. all colored. charged with
Ring mo freight cars at. Balcony
Fails. Two Of III m are suspected q COM
,,;cai;pn in a Newport News murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
BLOOD. BALM CD. b. }

few weeks use Of which makes aSclean.
healthy being, after all else tails. =. -.
Hsar,h blood pure and rich. Blood Balm
Kills or destroys the syph!litic poison ln4s
~ thiStvs years. 3, 900 voluntary testlrno-
Mails of cures. Druggists. 81 Trial treat
Ernent and medical advice free by writing
FLOOD BALM sCoMPANx,1 Jog c ,mase1 3sa
~, and most deep-seated cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Blood Poi6on,

Producing Ccpper-C clored Spots, Ptm 11ps.
Sore Throat Aches sud Pains IN n, Son9s
or Joints Old Sores 1lSe1 Val.
ms OUT. scrofnla, Old Rhenmstism or Ca
.arrh. ETC. quickly positively and Tor 3s
ever cured without the use. OF mercury 1l oy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY, NORFOLK AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY COM
PANY, SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM
PANY
Subject: Baggage Claim, Checks.
NOTICE.
The following rules governing the re-
ceDticn OF outward baggage at Richmond
will lie observed by the above lines:
!. To outward baggage received at the
station baggage-coom Of any railroad
company there must be attached either
the proper check 10 destination or
claim check issued by the railroad COM
pany al whose station the baggage is
deposited, or q claim check issued by
any transfer company or Individual DO
ing transfer business in the city, the
issue and form of which Is warranted by
the railroad company.
B. No form Of outside claim check
will be approved unless it bears q nota-
ton that the transfer company or trdi-
vidual depositing the baggage, when
bearing such outside claim check, shall
see that 1t is registered in the book
provided at the station basgage-room for
that purpose.
?. The holder of duplicate claim checks
must present them together with passage
ticket to obtain railroad CHECKS.
5. The rules covering charges for the
storage of other baggage will also apply
TO BIZ ggage bearing claim, checks.
i. Claim checks must be exchanged nj
the station baggage room for railroad
checks.
5. These rules will become effective
II. NJ. EMERSON.
G. P. A., Atlantic Coast Line R. K
w 3. BEVII-L.
G. P. A., Norfolk and Western Rwy.
L. S. ALLEN.
P. A., seaboard Air Line Rwy.
C.. LORRAINE,
g. E. a., ches. and Ohio Rwr.
". P. TAYLOR.
T. NJ, r., F. and 2 r 4.
w \. TURK.
G. P. A., Southern Railway.
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the Stockholders of the Rtshmona;;
fredericksburg and Potom n1SSNn ssassld ahe.
fa,h 10 ~. Noverobe:. 1900. at II O'clock
NJ. Al the company office. II s Inc.
city OF RIchrcoDd. y e.z.,,.+sr,,
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sSNSISSI MEETING CONNECTION
aGo.SThe annual meeting Or the Slock
hoIders OF the r. T. and q and T. ..l3fi
F. Railroad Connection Company a.. WI. -
Ss,,,sn1ney. 1:Ea,. at II O'clock noon, al
1he aitics OF the Richmond. Frederacks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Gompahs.
in the city Of Richmond.
J. B. WINSTON, Secretary
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RoBT EDWARD HOTTIE.

- RanhrTIlt.- Bank IES
RI ~. t-reaItors of said Bankrupt:
Yo;i are hereby notified that nav.
f;--s.f~ IRON MONDAY tho o6th day OF
November, re5e. at u; 80 a clock !. A-. az
~ Commerce c Ninth and Main Streatsl.
Richmond. Va, as the place for the hold.
-irg of the first meeting OF creditors q
the SAID bankrupt. who was on IN
I.th day ci November. 1906 atijutis
Gated q bankrupt. at which meeting tht
creditors will prove their claims 2nc
seIec; a trustee the bankrupt will be sex-
anlined. and such other business trans.
acted as may lawfully be DONE.
C. p y, stVE1iI1.
Referred In Bankruptcy.