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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
BLUES BEATEN BADLY.
Won Ocean View Handicap in Sen
sational Finish.

Nbs -ASSVCIItCE' I 'V.'''
NEW YORK, Oct 3-Blues, a. hot ia

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Blues. a hot IA
vorite at 8 to %; was souRdly beaten in
the Ocean View jtandicap at Graves
end to-day. The race was atone mile
and a sixteenth. and Blues, AutoHght,
The Regent and Dublin faced the starter.
The start was a bad one, as Dublin al
most went 10 his knees, forcing OCon-
nor on Autoiight, to pull up sharply.
This left him fully ten lengths out of
it, as the other three raced off head and
head.
After five furlongs The Regent dropped
back beaten, and Blues and Dublin raced
on still head and head, with tAutolisht
gradually wearing them down. Dublin
ind the foot of Blues and drew away,
coming into the stretch. but Autolight
gradually overhauled the flying leader
and Won a sensational race by a length
and a half.
First race, about six furlongs-McAd-
die q to y first, Belle of Lexington 4S
to 81 second, Smoke &c to y third Time.
1:10 10
Second race. mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Knight of the Garter @ to y first,
Astor g to : second, .,lsil;e go to y
third. Time, 1:4S.
Third race, about six furlongs-Feme-
sole GO to y first. Bessie Mccarthy q to
y second. The Pride of Surry 6 to y
third Time, -.
Fourth race, The Ocean View Handicap,
mile and a sixtcenth-AutoIight % TO y
first. Dublin 90 to y second, Blues g
to 20) third. Time, Ia 40.
fifth race, about six furonss-Par E.x-
cellence % to y first, Lady Hoyrod q to
., second. Lady Godiva q to u third.
Time, Iii.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards
Arall q to y first. Collegian a to y sec
ond. Anna Darling 20 to y third Time,
LAT -.
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Continued From First Page.)

line to Petersburg. 1 hardly see how it
would care for a second If the Bell
Company were to secure this line with
out the local Petersburg independent
company it would be easy to ould
another line connecting Petersburg with
Richmond. I can't make out what it.
means. will hear more fully in a day
or two
Both Mr.. Chpley and Mr.. Robertson
stated that they knew nothing of any j.
3. Curtis who was interested in the
purchase of telephone properties.
NOT AFFECT THEIR PLANS.
Mr. Warner Moore, the largest owner
of the Richmond Company's stock, stated
that he had no information to the
change of ownership of the Long Dis
tance Company. but that such a change
would not affect the plans of his compa-
ny to at once install Il complete and up
to-date new plant On this point Mr.
Moore spoke with confidence. This tfea
ture of the situation was much discussed
last night as many believed that this
last blow, coupled with the fact that the
Bell Company, it is believed, will sue
ceed in getting Il franchise. would DE
more than the strength of the Richmond
Company would enable it 10 stand
against at this time, some even going so
fas as to express the belief that the. de-
lection of the Long Distance Company
is the beginning of the end with the.
local independent enterprise.
The Long Distance Telephone Company
of Virginia operate lines from Harrison
burg to Roanoke with branch lines to
Charlottesville and Lynchburg, and also
lines from Richmond to Petersburg and
Newport News. It's centra! Office has
been in staunton. It's officers are James
R. Kemper. president; C. W. Scott. vice.
president: G. A. Gulley. secretary and
treasurer. It's directors aresDr f. NJ
Hanger, j. S. Cochran. N. {. Watts.
nLieutenant-Go vernor Edward Echols,.
Judge F.. w. Simms. Captain LII Gra-
bill. Andrew Bowling. w. " wilson. IT.,
=. Clunmer and 6. ". Scott.
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new RAILROAD in
NORTH CAROLINA
Norfolk and Western to Subscribe
One Million for Stock.
DEATH OF PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
The Pubic Schools to Celebrate North Caro-
liza Day in Patriotic Mauner-The
Appalachian Park Scheme
Progresses Well.
DEATH OF PROMlN EMIT PHYSICIAN
Special Dispatch to The TINES. !,

tokecldi OASp3lcE 10 1ne
RALEIGH, n. c., Oct. st is stated
on reliable authority that tho NorTok
and Western railroad is Interested in the
movement to construct u railroad from
Winston-Salem to Wadesboro, via Lex
ington. n. c., and has Subscribed s1,u!V.
0tV to the capital stock. The road is to
be run by the narrows OF the Iadhin,
not tar from lexington, and a branch
road will be- built from that point TO
the vast granite quarries III Rowan
county. It is believed that this Winston
Wadesboro road will pe one OF the most
profitable in the State.
DIR. ELLIS DEAD.
DR.. r. s. Ellis, one of RaIeighs oldest
and best known citizens, died last night
at his home on Morgan Street. HIS
daughter, Mrs. Z. c. Potter. OF Norfolk,
arrived to-day to attend the funeral
SCHOOLS CELEBRATE.
October 18th will be Observed N the
DINA Day. The Superintendent OF PUP
lie Instruction has prepared a pro-
gramme of exercises, which he is mailing
to all the public school teachers. 1t en-
braces, among other attractive and pa
triotic features, a sketch of Sir Walter
Raleigh, another of Virginia Dare, sketch
OF: the settlement OF Roanoke Island and
q, number of patriotic songs. The day is
celebrated in accordance with an act OF
the last General Assembly
APPALACHIAN PARK.
Professor j. ~ Holmes. State geoio-
gist, is very much interested and quite
active in the effort to have the United
States establish the proposed APrala :
chan Park. embracing vast forest pre-
serves in western North Carolina and
east Tennessee. He thinks there IS no
doubt that Congress will. during the next
session. make an appropriation sufficient
To hegin the work.
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Peninsula Candidates.

Especial Dispatch TO Tie Times)
s WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct. "a. r.
Bethany. of Williamsburg uarohibtion-
isD, Edward Schade, of Newport News
6politics not known. and l. p. Stearnes.
of Newport News OemocraO. are the
announced candidates for the Legsa-
tuTe from the district composed Of
Charles City, New Kent James City,
York. Warwick, Williamsburg and New
port News.
Mir. Bellamy is we'll known and high
s1y respected citizen of this place and
was until Very recently a Democratic
scffice-holder in the county. He was
candidate for superintendent of schools
for the county when the incumbent was
elected.
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FusIonists No. Present.
(speci,l Dispatch to The Times.)

NORFOLK, VA, october Sat a fully
attended meeting of the Democratic DIS
trict Committee to-day, State Chairman
Ellyson was, by resolution, asked TO con-
vene the State Committee and re-hear
the Norfolk county case of the straight
out Democrats against the F'usionists and
that the final decision as to which candi-
dates shall be recognized in the interest
of the State ticket in the. coming election
..be settled at a primary.
The Fusionists although the fact had
been printed that the district committee
would be appealed to, were not repre-
scented at the meeting.
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SOUTHWEST NOMINATIONS.
A. j. Hufi and J. w. Mort, Democrats: A. A
Mock and Percy Preston, Republicans.
,r,c;,, D;s,otch 10 Tho Times. )

ABINGDON. VA. Oct. S.-The Demo-
cratic Convention held here to-day nomt-
mated for the House Of Delegates from
This county and the city OF Bristol A j.
HUFF ana J. W. Mort. The former Is
a farmer at Brook Hall, near Emory,
and the latter a gun and iocksnlth OIL
Bristol.
The Republican Convention today at
Glade Springs nominated for the House
of Delegates A A Mock, of Damascus,
and Percy Preston, Of Walnut Grove.
Both these are men OF property and high
character.
It also nominated FOR the Senate from
the First District ]. w. Hortenstelne, the
present sheriff OF this county.
some DAYS ago the Democrats nomi-
mated for the Senate j. c. Byars, q, lawyer
of Bristol.
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Hoge at Fredericksburg.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.

tSpcclaI IIs!'atCh TO The IimeS.1
.4 FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Oct. 3.-The
Republicans held a big rally in the court
house here tonight. Colonel j. Hampton
1iogc spoke to a large audience. includ-
ing number of people from the sur
rounding counties who came especially
TO hear him.
& The speaker opened by criticising Mr.
Montague for refusing TO meet him in
Joint Gi .cussion- He then discussed the
suffrage question and the Constitutional
Convention. and in the course OF his
speech touched on many other issues.
lie was attentively listened TO and
warmly applauded. a number of colored
men We're present, but the crowd num-
bered four or five whites to one celored
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SOUTHERN LUMBERMEN,
Call Issued for Meeting ia New York on
October l7tb,
tpv Associated Press,

~ nv Associated Press.1
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. S.-A call
has been issued by officials Of the vari-
Gus organizations of .urn bermen for a
convention of all those interested, in the
lumber business in the States OF Tennes-
see. North Carolina South Carolina, vir-
gtnia, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi.
Louisiana and Texas, to meet In New Or
leans Thursday, October 17th,5 to discuss
the best methods Of organizing associa-I
lions in those States not having them and
deyising means OF charging the field az
work 0i &hass already IL aDslnoaA
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Grand Circuit. Races.
nv Associated Press y

(Ry Associated PresS}
TERRE HAUTE, IND, Oct. 3.-Gran nd
Circuit results:
2:2o trot (concluded)-Country Jay first.
May Allen second, Dorothy Redmond
third. Best time. 2:11 II.
2:13 trot-Nilie Glen first. Neghbor
Girl second, Mai Born third. Best time,
2:l2 10.
2:27 pace-Cambria Maid first Challie
Dowr;nr second, Tommy Nc. third Best
time, 2:Oe.
ga pace (unfinished)-Council Chimes
first. Therese Wilkes SECOND, Nomanie
third. Best time, 2:09 IL.
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CREsCEuS WENT AGAINST TIME
Failed to Lower His Record of 1921 for a
jBy Associated Prcss.l

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 3.-Cresceus,
the champion :rotter Of the world. driven
by his owner, George ii. kctehaEl, failed
in an effort on the Piml:co track Today
to lower his record for a mile. of zoo Ia
The best he could do was 2:05 L. The
time by quarters was as follows:
First quarter. 50 SECONDS; the half. 1:02;
three-quarters 1:34. and the mile, 2:05 L.
The track was in excellent condition
and the weather fine. Seven thousand
persons witnessed the exhibition. Re-
suits:
2:e4 trot-Cardova. first, Hoke, Jr., Sec
ond. Best time. 2:21 Ia.
2;S5 trot-Belle Kuser first, Dan T. sec
ond Best time. 2:13 ID.
2:0S trot or pace-( Unfinished).
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Used Dynamite.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times}
LURAY, VA. Oct. 3.-The body of Pro-
fessor' w. II. Bearlsworth, who was
Crowned in Naked Creek, in the southern
part of this county, last Saturday eve
Ming was found in the Shenandoah
River. about one mile below where the
drowning occurred. about noon to-day,
the body having come to the waters sur
face after the explosion of a great deal
of dynamite The interment will be in
stanton.
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w. A. Anderson TO Speak.

Especial Dispatch TO The TiTncs.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October s.
Major William a. Anderson, candidate
Tor Attorney-G General. will address mass
meeting here tomorrow night in the
Casino. 1t will be attended by a number
of clubs in a body. Judge Rhea is ex-
pectcd 20 speak here. following his Nor
folk engagement
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lot, and responded in a brief and elo-
quent speech
He is quite a young man, being only
twenty-five He is a graduate in law o.
the University of Tennessee, and is a
man of strictly moral habits.
The Republican nominee for the House
of Delegates is John w. Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
FIELD DAY IN KING GEORGE.
Speaking by Both SIDES 10 Good Au'
dicEc.S
Special Dispatch 10 The Tine

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. 3.-Io-
day was a lively one politically at hihS
George Courthouse, and speakers of both
narties entertained the voters Congress
man John T. RiNey and State Senator
NJ. p. Barksdsle spoke for the Democrats
in the courthouse, and the Republican
candidate for Governor, j. Hampton
lIoge, and NJ. *. Lowry, Republican can
Gidate for the Legislature, held 1orth
on the court green.
Both sides had good audiences and the
speakers praised their respective parties
and We're enthusiastically applauded.
Good feeling prevailed
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Uniaue Speeches.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The TimesO
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October 8
Mr.. times Z. Rodgers. tho independent
candidate for the Legislature. IS in King
George and Stafford counties. and will
later on visit Stafford. lie is making
some unique speeches and will keep it ND
until the election. His opponents are: II.
T Garrett, Democratic incumbent. and
NJ X. Lowry Republican nominee.
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Republican Nomination.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PULASKI. VA. Oct. 3.-The Republl-
cans of Giles and Pulaski met here to-
day and nominated l.. S. Catlee by ac-
clamation for the House
The nominee addressed the convention.
This is considered a strong nomination.
e Y. Jameson, of Pulaski. was chair
man of the convention, and 3. A Brown,
secretary
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Republican Ncmira!iou.

Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)
GLOUCESTER VA, Oct. 3.-The Re-
publicans met hers Yesterday and noml-
mated Captain J. r. Windor, Of Mathews,
for the House of Delegates.
Delegates We're chosen to the Senatorial
Convention to meet shortly in Saluda-
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The Nomination in Lee.

Especial Dispatch to Tie Timcs)
s JDNESYlLLE. VA, Oct 2-The Dem
socrats Of Lee county met in convention
here Monday 10 nominate candidate
sfpr the House. j. W. w Whitehead.
Charles 2. Mask and ]. Q. Woodward
were placed in nomination ]. Q. Wood.
ward was nominated on tho second bal.
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EDUCATIONAL
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This is one. OF the great schools of this
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Terms moderate. Apply for catalogue
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up in the wind and hoisted their main

UP in the wind and hoisted their MAIN
sails. Their head sails were already in
stops The Shamrock was first to cast
loose her tug and a moment later her
head sails We're broken out from their
stops and she made a clean run for the
iightship. The Colum bia, which had been
husging the easterIy end of the line
,eased off sheets and stood for the mark
Sisnals already We're hoisted from the
committee boat that the course would be
triangular: that there would be two close
reaches and one dead beat to windward
for home
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FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can ieaye. DAILI, en-
cept sunday, from company pteE. -. %
Tir,T t{Iver AT j. a. vi. for Old t'oiaL
,Hcr,3fnrt and Norfolk. connecting with l.
9 a. and X. & w. trains TOR Richmond.
FRFICHT received and forwaraest IaHy.
eN Titete on Sale at company: office. No
1919 Tasr Main Street; Kichmond Trans
fer Company. No. sos East Main Street;
Murony's Hotel c. o, and Re- J.;
Ganots Richmond. baggage checked
'h Tor 5further information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER Agent.
1910 East AIair Street. Richmond Va.
General Offices: No 81 Beach Street Cor
nor West street, New York, y.
ise' j. J. BROWN
u r. WALKER Gen Pas. As.-
= TRAFFIC Mana ger
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Old Dominion
! Steamship Co
uaiIy Line for New Work, the aorii
and East
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can i-stYe DAILY. eX-
cept Sune1ay, uy chesapeake ant ONO
I.a.lway at 9 y. VI; VIZ Nortotk or 4.
Via N0rtoIs. both it:les connecting '$lth
direct steamers sailing same day
Storage passengers can le9ve oy aux aux,
,,TIdav SAILING from Rockets at z. 81,
and Changing TO mainline snip at Nor
folk.
+orairn ports received and forwarded
GaiIv7S except sunday, at corapar. 5
wharf. Rockets.
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ID = &sla7 Y.!sI|a I|1zI.!@s5s'liesIsn
- q : S>5,atlt'c a. Effect
JUNE 90, 1901.
LEAVE EICHMoND (DhILIJ. 9YRD-STRKET

LEAVE ElCHMoND DAILY. fYRD-sTREEr
STATION.
Norfolk li.20 A. n stops on:s 81 Psttt,o-fG
S S.os !. "'t M.@ruG CHICAGO ESPEEss Fct
5ynchburg Foanok- Columbus and Chicago.
Fnijet Partof car Petersburg TO Roanoke. Putt
mar sleeper Roau0ke 10 columbus also for BrtS-
Iot Knoxville and Chattanooga Pullman
sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville. ,,.,.,
Tsp N-OCEAN.s IIoRErLiNFfED Arriro
NorfoiE 5Gj P. ". stops only at Petersburg,
Waverly and Suffolk. Connects At Norfolk WITH
steamer r to Hostou. Providence, New York, Balti'
NOR e 'h p NO. sunoIk, Norfolk and inter
,Ddiata stations Arrives NJ Norfolk NJ ig.'O p ~
o ,oP M-For Lynchbur. aud HGanoSe- Con-
meets al i.vuchbur with Washington amt Chntt;I-
nooga Limited Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg 10
MrulT,liis aud New orleans. Cafe. Pari"r and OBJ
sary,riey Car EadfOrd To Alfalfa, Ala. Pullman
Sleeper between Iichmond and Lynchourg.
Rerths ready for occupancy ut $50 +, ~ Also,
pullman Sleeper Petersburg ana Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond ffom LynchemFs anu, anu
the Wes daily at 7.SS 4. NJ. and - z. NJ rom
Norfolk and the East NJ IL IA. NJ. IL I. A. NJ
and 8. 80 =. NJ
M p WAGNER city Pass and TicSe: A2i
en- PosIry District Passenger Agent.
" l. EEyILL. General PASSENGER Agent
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-
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION EAsT2ouNp
ooo a. NJ. Daily. Local to Norfolk. Old
Point. &c. Connects at NoroiA with New YORK
odd uomtnion} steamer except SUNDAY.
Point, &c. Pullman to Old Point.
S.i5 P. NJ. atlantic Limited" 10 Norfolk
at 5d S Point with h Cape
Charles and Baltimore steamers
wEsTBoUND.
$40 \. NJ. Daily. to Charlottesville. and. cxcep.
Sunday. to Clifton Forge.
I.3eP. NJ. Daily Solid vestibued Train for
CLIFTON tor-e BIN dge mountain resorts
Parlor Car and Pullman Steepers. Connects
through to Louisville. Circinnati, Chicago and
81 w:.1 Louis Five 10 eight hours '"iaSss' line
a.aoP. NJ, Gordonsviile Accommodation. Ez-
10 30 p. NJ. Daily with Pullman, for rountafn
resorts. Pullman 10 Cincinnati. Louisville and
West, All meals IN dining ear.
LEAVE EIGHTH STREET STATION.
1oSe NJ palg fG5 LypGhbnrE Lss,ns;on
day for Rosney ard Alberene. Farlor Car.
reclining Chair Car, arriving at Lynch5urs 1850
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
$50 A. NJ ands. 90 P. ". Daily, from Cinctu
o4o \. NJ. except sunday from Gordonsville
Ia.io P. NJ, Except sunday, from Norfolk,
1915 A. NJ, and :. go P NJ. Daily, from Nor
s.ioP ", Daily. from Charlottesville andeS
cept sunday, from Clifton Forge.
.REIvE EIGHTH STREET STATION
Z 20 4. VI, Except sunday from Lynchburs
and Alberene, with reclining Chair Car from
80 r NJ. Daily. from clifton Forge .9d
Ivuehburs and except sunday irom New castle,
ApPiy sos East Main Street o2a East Main
Street and Murphy's Hotel for further i"fornia'
III il: W. rrh5 Z 5so. p F e. 7. !.
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43oP Mo. 10 Baltimore Limited .tasiy eT-
cent sundays connecting at West Point Win
sIean1.r for Baltimore and York River Landings
steps Only at stations between ouinton and "est
Poiaf.
snna for West Point and informed late sta tons.
Conn with stage az Lester Manor Tor Walkeftoa
500 <. M-No Is, Local Mixed Leave, daily.
.rcen. sunday, TO. Yves. Point and INTERN sdfass
sint,on. connecting with Stage a. Lester MaaoS
Tor Waissr;on and Tappahannock-
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RIcHNoSp>
9IeA M.-pa!iy from West Point, With eonaso-
,,nn from Baltimore, e1cep. Mondays.
so:t5 4. aI.-E1esp: sundays and Mondsys;
o:ga 2. N.-paity. excsp. sunday. f-c;n West
Point and int srm edtase stations.
steamers leave West Poi-. daily, exceps sun
days $50 p NJ. arriving Baiti,ness sso ~ u.
days THURSDAYS and Saturdays: Gay SanS and
Gloucester. Mnnders. Wednesdays snh ffiaass.
No. 90 E. Main ST.. Richmond Va
II. HAHDwIcx, Gen. Pass. Ass.
u ~ GAxxoN. So yica-Rrest. and Gen: Mangr:.
- - = ssSyleAtArA---AAN
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RAILROADS.
S. "A. L. f ailvyay.
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE"

Short Line to Principal Cities OF the South anil-
Southwest, Florida. Cubs, Texas, California AMI
Ae1lco. reaching the Capitals six states
Schedule In Effect Ma y % 1901
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6sD p NJ ana 900 a. 3i--From Atlanta. An
eUstr and Asheyiite and all points south
S:io A. af.-From Keysville aud local station.
~. p M-Erom Durham. oxford ant inise-
a n : "a
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CAL FREIGHT TRAINS.

Ne.. 81 and s.. between Manchester aud Sea7 o
YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POtSE.
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH,
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SOUTHERN RAiLN AY
. CHEDvTF EFFECTIVE JUNE C 'o1l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA.


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA
$50 A. Mo. - dnLIy for Durham. y o.
and all stations between ksysville aud Durham;
connecting Ut Rurkeytlle tarHvi,e Jt.
LyucEhurg; a. JefresS far nutaio Liihls SpF1ns'
and local stations on Norfolk Division ." D't't,
vile: at OK lord for Henderson az Durham ,"'
Raleigh Colds boro and all North ma f'ts.,
inel F. M.-No .. solid train h9iiE , !"t ,t.r.
-Iotte n C.. connects at N0sriey win F.inA ~
snd Powharau Railroad AZ Greensboro '"t III
nam Raleigh and Winston salem: NJ paitN lits
with No So United states fast mail so!id ,Ltin.
daily for New orleans and points Sopsa. Wn nif
c"rrias sleapers 10 New Orleans and jacSsonTiile
connecting for Nassau and Havana bncft draw
in@rnom Steiner Richmond To -ttlants an' Glftu-
jnehnm Through sleeper Salisbury To y emphlt.
5,.sop 1f-No H. Southern Express daily for
.tIant, Augusta Jacksonville and points Sonth
<reener for DsuviiIe. Greensboro SALISBURY anu
rharIoftc open ut Richmond 90 z. " Connec.
,fno with New York and Florida Express and
Southwestern Limited. which Carries through
sJeeners TO Augusta, Savannah. JacEsonviIte.
Tonipa Nashville Memphis. Atlanta. New Or
i.anS &c Complete diutnc,ear service; ALSO
Pritman Tourist; sleeper Mondays. Wedrssdavt
end fridays Washington 70 san Francisco with.
nut change with connections for all points In
Tsxas Mexico and California
600 2 M.-Eo. i, Local. daily except SunoA1'
COR KeysyiIle aud Intermediate points
~, ~ .er>~r-y-T- F-ss'r'N
ego p NJ and 900 a. 3i.-From Atlanta, An
eUstr and Asheviilc and all points South.
sIa A. af--Ffom Keysyille aud local statioht
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WIND VARIED

The gNbe on Both craft was Wen done.
Ul4uer the same sail as they started they
both stood for the second mark. The
wind piped stronger. and in the strongest
of the puffs the Shamrock had to huff
a little to ease her to the fore of the
breeze. The Columbia. on the contrary
was allowed TO feel the full power of
every squat, never being easeG, and it
was this that helped her ahead. In spite
of the larger sail spread of her rival she
was never left behind, but kept UP with
the challen ger
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE. JUNE ~, 1901.
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