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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
Ree.eeptnr at tbe Pan-American.

The busy bee will be in big business
at the Pan-American exposition the
coming summer. The Bee Journal says
it has been decided to construct spe-
cial building for the proper display of
the working colonies of bees and the
great variety Of beekeepers' supplies
which will constitute this exhibit. 1t is
expected that this will be the most ex-
tensive bee exhibit ever prepared in
this or any other part Of the world.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
lsis..r,.rloI @ E. Il..,.t.

i had Il CASE -CiiEs uiurilfIl.s. said -tiIe
doctor. where q deemed il wise to lei
well enough atone
So" replied ms friend. What was
it,
- patient Of mine said he was well
enough to punch MY head If j insisted
upon his taking the haiI.ible dose ] had
prescribed. d.'-Philadeipllia Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
A Little Sayer.

Mr. Miserly-Now, let's see, little
wife. Have you saved anything this
month?
Mrs. Miserly-Oh, yes, indeed. You
will find the expenses considerably less.
1 have just been to see the grocer and
persuaded him to delay sending his
bill until next month.-Boston Journal.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
HadPaid For II.

'There goes q man with a very In
teresting history" said the clerk in the
bookstore.
'You don't say soT' inquired the
customer. "How do you know"
81 just sold 1t to him."-Philadelphia
Press
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28

Awzter wheel for lifting water for
irrigation. Illustrated IN Ohio Farmer,
is planned to utilize the current Of
nearby stream without the expense OF
a dam. The wheel IS six feet in dam
eter, with "a paddles one foot wide By
fourfeet long. and IL suspended between
fwo boats which rise and fan with the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
>se~ ~
seARN% %CHRpEN
SSE~
GARDENING TOOLS.

Wedding Implements That Apply La
bor TO the Best Advantage
Among eonveniences that may be
Uade and utilized in gardening opera
hons are some wedding tools illustrated
and described in Ohio Farmer
4 more than ordinarily useful weed
ing tool is easily made Taking an
old. worn Out hoe of the riveted type.
remove the blade. leaving only the tri-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
p,e.cpf xeeds

''Yes. that's a beautiful hound book
of ,-a4sr-s,-s-saaailr ss4i:.li1lana -I1all
no. &C. hasn't read il yet. He
only las zine to read at night. you
know. Yes, he understands its for
the saving Of souls But George is so
practical lie thought he'd rather save
his eyes first',-Cleyeland Plain Deal
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
Vocal Training.

Edna-So you have accepted that
Young lawyer, after all, after having
refused him once?
May-Yes; he appealed the case and
won his siit.-Philadelph Bulletin.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28

sle hs self sD fEias tsite leg resl sESrSss.
tsiss taase caFp Aesip rzie ps1HiaIne=r1st j.,
tsiss dppe7r haaS asQds fssis spper eaf ~
tEiss asafllss sessiis3 tsie lesg. r sttszsiiss
rsire ItGi1ls asttt stomach laess ~ 1sisiA
fisI 80 pBlIl the aiOs ant ssot 9ss+5 EiaFsse
1SpNtsss 4iso ass pushing fvseAEp 8spt
hacking 40 gop 30 alot tssaasp fEsHe
tyeesls. bift IlessEe them loose tip0p tie
surface 10 vliit or 80 lie rsatseu into lites.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
RESPITE.

A little while. dear God. 4 fsw brief daEs.
pray ths4. let me keep TINS lore q mine
Just in ny inEl0sr hs1rr- safe from the verdi
Too de-r, tso deep. II iiss fer earthly gaze
few bTizf days.
little while, oh. grant the boon I ask.
Fer none can ever know save heart divine
How Iite's environments have bound nv soul.
Dear God! On. say ! need not wear Ely mask
few brisf days.
A little while, oh. Just a little while.
To have and hold the love I've prayed 50 long,
Though DIX the way and drezr ny Hart NAV
smile.
Fer ever-o-e rly life viii hold loves shrine.
Thoush love but lingsr here
few b-ief dayz.
Rose VanB. Specie IN Scrzaton Tribune
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
U,,nnreciated Activity.

81 tell you that idleness doesn't pay.
The surest way for a person to get
ahead is to keep moving"
II fancy you're right. That's the way
four of my tenants got ahead of me
last week. STRAY Stories.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
The Broadening Corn Belt.

Probably the production of corn he's
been increased in North America by
the development of early maturing va
rieties during the past % years more
than it has increased in all the rest OF
the world from all other influences.
The corn belt has broadened hundreds
of miles by this means, and the end Is
NOT vet. remarks National Stockman.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
Not nFrench scholar.

"Here, son, you've studied French.
What's this word here on the eatin
listT
"That's 'fillet.'"
"Fillie! Do they think / want horse
meatr-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
MR.BOWSER' ER'SLATEST
THE DOCTOR ADVISES HIM TO TAKE
MORE EXERCISE
He Lsse- So Time In Following the
Advice, Spends an Evening at n
Bowling Club and Comes Home In
m Happy Frame of Mind
IC1-s-=zEr- IsGI- b c B. LszEI

EC1-s-zzEt- IaGI- b c B. Ls=zzI
When Lr- BSTser reached home the
ether eFeziuz- his looks gave away
the fact that h had some scheme OF
haud and al through The dinner hour
SIrs- BoTSer was wondering wherher
h. lad bought family hog Or taken
SroeE II al 3br=zld which could Be
carried IN rhe vest poeE=1 When zst
= Use she waited patiently fo- his
u=rs and a L1st L. sz5I-
I G1U-t Wz1r q start yCG- Nrs
Bovser- bUz I feel L ny dry 70 tel
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28

1rsFtsst FIitfsFsL % lEsilsesktfy4.
sspeanl, thereby Gssspi1g the paldle 81
the wheel asnp the elevator buckets At
the dr0peF depth In the water AT all
times without attention. fisile boats age
each one by three ~ ten feet. 1tsiie ele-
vator buckets, OF which there aAe az,
each hold ono quart and make one 9eH-
plete Circuit every 70 seconds. ae ele'
walton that the water he raised fs 40
feet
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
A Large Contract.
GhnckInE

"How many youthful criminals there
are nowadays"
ooh, that's nothing new. Years ago
the leader of all the pirates was only
4 dd."-Philadelp Bulletin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
o a. large extent winding up the business

to large extent winding up the business
: before it.
The selection Of Mr. T. NJ. Darlington,
of. tlis city, for the presidential ott!c2
mas proven a source of much qualification
to his friends. ills active efforts in behalf
s or the formation of the association have
# brought him TO the front in the move
1nenf, and it is esteemed a fit recogni-
tgtion of his services to place him at the
& head of the organization. That he Will
prove himself well adapted to The POSI-
ton is q foregone conclusion. lie has
had experience in this line and his abili-
: ties are well known. The popularity Of
Z MIR. James West, of Hopknsville Ky,
& was sufficiently evidenced by his cleo
ton to the office of viee-president re
IS well-known and highly regarded in this
city.
THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS.
The personnel OF the Board of Cover
nors is not known. The committee ap-
pointed to recommend names and whose
report will. without doubt be adopted.
met yesterday afternoon and accom-
plisfed It's work. Whle the action of the
committee has not been given to the
public, 1t is understood, that the board
! will be composed of one member from
each Of the following places: Pchnol,d.
Va: Danville. Va: Wilson. n. c.: Clarls-
ssi.le, Tenn: Henderson, Ky: Darlington,
I s.. C.: Farmriiie. Va; Lynchburg. Va:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
NATION Al BODY
IS ORGANIZED !.
The Iobacconisis Form a National
Association.
Mr.. cARRINGTON THE PRESIDENT
He Is Placed at The Head Of the Newborn
Organization The VICE President and
Board Of Direc.ors-s:ssion To-Day
on The Steamer .sPocahsnlas."

The convention OF tobacco men, which
5 has been at work here since THURSDAY
lnornsng. will, TO all lnteIlts and purposes,
conclude. ats sessions to-day. Its task Is
dpzshed. a national body has been
Nolsed. successfully and enthusiast
oaily. in a manner foretelling long lie
and prosperity for the infant organza-
tiou Things have passed off most pleas
ansiv and all hands are satisfied that
better results could not well have &C
consplislled.
Tho session to-day will be held aboard
the steamer .'Pocahontas. The delegates
will leave at S:45 A. NJ. on an excursion
10 Jamestown, where a pleasant day vii!
be spent. At . o'clock in the afternoon
they will repair to the boat and will hold
a business meeting transacting such mat
tiers as may be before them. The final
sd5ournmen VIII not be taken then,
though the business will be practically
over The convention will certainly hold
over until Monday IL for no other reason
than 10 be here at nc opening of the
Carnival. This is not 10 say that all the
selegatas will remain. They probably
will not, Many will leave before and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05

TRAINS slLAYE RIcIiMoSp--E f lso-sEEEEr
4 n.ee A. ". NORFOLK LIMITED. Iu.Iy. ~
rtves Petersburg u:st A. NJ. Norfolk ii.sr AM
steps only at Mssrsx and sasols
yeides 1l:5i- u. Fayct'evtlls ~: q "; Charles
s ss ss F. NJ W.: saynna S y
MiImington eoa ?. ". Pullman Sleeper Se.:
. 1855 i i. Daily except saniay; Arrive P.
sI 'fn'sIl'a OCEAN eRa SHORE LIMITED Daily
sars only at 1 wavesin ana saos
,. $50 Daily ssssp. SUNDAY Arrises ss.
Noun. Make. ali int M ana stops ops
r. Nj naily, Local Arrive. Petersburg
s:s5 i. ~. FLo sEfps AND WEST INDIA
LIMITED, Daily Arrives PStsrsearg IS, Pm,
and III termediate Points Emporia s:ts P. u. com
meets with a. and D. FOR stations between En-.
Fayetteville :. I2;ss !, A., Charleston 5;2s 4 ".
fe VIEW I.ISETo MibpLEGEoRGIA POINTS
afT,yinz Aasp'fa n a @ pl;, I'll
man sleepers New York TO Wilmington, Charles
tsa Jacksonville PorE Tamna, Augusta and
s.soP RI. Daily. Arriving Petersburg a,5I
western Railway, arriving Lynehourg .. 30 \. VI.
Roanoke A. ", Bristol 70. 70 y NJ Pullman
JI.ao P. NJ. Daily. Arrives Rete-shnr. H'a
RAINS n EhslN r. -EitffhON'
$50 AN. Daily from, JAG xsonvtIte. Savannah,
Charleston, Atlantis. Macon, Augusta and all
points South,
"a ". Daily, from Petersburg Lynchburf
s.a5A VI. Daily. excca. Sunday, Petersburg
local
yoA. NJ, Daily, except sunday from, Gnt,f~
horo and term ediate stations. Norfolk ami SUE
ii.c5 \. ~. sunday only from Norto,s. SUD
folk and Petersburg.
ii ara. DAILY, from Norfolk, Suffolk aud
81. P II. Daily except sunday. from Peters
burg.
$50 r NJ, Daily, from Norfolk Suffolk and
..2.P. NJ. Daily. from Miami Port Tampa,
Jacksonville Savannah. Charleston WiiIa fugton.
Soldsboro and all points South
$50 = NJ Daily. from Petersburg Lyuchb1iz
snG the West
T. NJ. EMERSON. Traffic Mana.cr.
j. R kESLT General Manager.
Il. VI. E@KRsoS, General Passenger Agent.
{. $ CAarBELL, Division Passenger AGENT,
SIS East Main 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
GRANESEND RACES.
Scotch Bush al Seven to Five Was Only
Winning ::avOrite.
a. Associatc1 rrnss

G3y Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. l.--Scotch Bush at {
to was the single whining favorite at
Gravesend today. Summaries:
First race-about six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&c to u first, Destitute % TO y second
Octoroon 6 to p third. Time, LIE -
Second race-handicap, one and onc-siS-
teenth miies-Doxen & to y first, st. Fin
nan Q5 to u second, McAddie e to y
third. Time, 1:15 3-5.
Third race-hadicap, five and a half fur
longs-Clonmen q to y first, SetalIzet 6
to y second. Major Dangertield G. to y
third. Time. 1907 So.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-sombre g to y first, Peninsula
(even second. Gun Fire & to - third
Time. LII So.
Fifth race--about six furlongs-scotch
Bush q to - first, Lord Pepper e to y
second, Biff q to y third. Time, LII %.
Sixth race-selling; mile and seventy
Nards-Redeck 90 to y first. Potento g 10
., second, Criterion Is to y third. Time,
Il,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE ~ ERECT NAY looL IEAvI

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nay 1901. FAVE
BYRD-STEEET STATION
$50 4. NJ, Daily, for Washington and point,
North: stops at Milford. Fredertcksbur an
Quanttco sieepers to Washington and New York.
points North. stops az Eiba Glen ANen ami
local stations, Ashland 10 Quantico inclusive.
$50 A. NJ. 5afiY. cScep. sunday. for washing
ton and points North. stops AT El5a, Glen Hen
nnd local stations. Ashland to Qaantleo inclusiss
1900 NJ, DaiIy, except sunday for wassinstos
A tsf lUi"s boswell Milford. Fredericksburg
and Quantfco Buffet Parlor Car. Connects with
Congressional Limited at WASHINGTON,
North stops AZ Elba Ashland boswell, Milford,
stops other stations sundays SIeepers Richmond
10 New York and Washington to Philadetphi4'
ARRIVE BTRD-STEEET STATION.
$40 A NJ Daily. stops ut Whitewater. Prookr,
fredericksburg Milford boswell Ashland sutl
Elba. Stops other stations sundays. sleeper New
ia:5s ? VI. DAILY, eycep. sunday stops at
local stations, Qu"ntteo to Ashland inclusive
's ai BaS s Stops i at re s2 NIL
ford. Boswell Ashland and Eliza.
s:::7 P NJ. Daily. stops At FredSricsb,-g Dos.
we'll. Ashland and Eioa. Pullman cars from Nss
s.io P NJ. Dlily. i. Stops at local stations,
LIba. Buffet Paror Gar.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
lpntiy, except sunday
4:00P VI. Leaves BTEDSTEEEf station fot
fredericksburg.
s:36 p NJ Leaves ELLA for Ashland.
$40 A. NJ Arrives ELLA from Ashland.
s:.s5 ~ NJ Arrives BYED-STREEf Station from
Fredericksburg.
5:o2 ?. NJ Arr,ye. ELR, from Ashland
S. A. L. THROUGH TRAINS VA :. ~ L. june
1l0S A BRo Fl s s f + s! sTt tE6
6:lS 4. NJ. Daily, for WnshI a-rou and points
North Stops at Fredericksburg and Quantico.
Sleepqrs 10 New York
3:I5 P NJ Daily, for Washington and point,
North stops MT Boswell. fredericksburg aui
CunnficO New York
ARRIVE s. A l.. BRoAD-STEEET STATION.
2:a5P NJ, Daily. stops at Fredericksburg. Nil
foid boswell and Ashland sleeper from New
1880 P NJ. Daily. stops at Fredericksburg.
Do swII and Ashland Sleepers from New ! 0rx
Eft DMrEEs Pres W. Z. TAYLOR. TraL ME-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05

= =
the convention IS that no afternoon or
night. sessions have been held. Yesterday
evening the time was occupied by the
Sdelegates in Visiting the Trigg Sh;pyards.
s the Cardwell Machine Company, the
5Nloseley# Dryer. Company, and other places
& OF Oh interest. to which they had received
Invitations ss# S
, On all sides the visitors express the
heartiest appreciation for the efforts of
the Richmond Trade to entertain them.
Iheys declare that they have been never
before so Hospitality treated and never
more 1elt so much a home as here. The
fstchplonders, indeed, have outdone them
serves IN planning ana schening to make
Inc convention a success, and to them is
due all praise for their efforts.
me southern Tobacconst, the local
Lrade Journal, published by Mr.. William
=. blofeli, is handsomely in evidence
trls week. Feeling the force of the oc-5
=caslon' 1t appeared this time in honor of
the convention in an entirely novel and
attractive form, rejecting much credit
upon Its editor. Quite number of them
We're IN the convention hall for free dis.
tribltion.
Colonel John S. Cunningham. of North
Caroilha, who is perhaps the largest to-
bacco grower in the world, is here to at
tend the convention
Inc Colonel will probably be the next
Governor of his State. He is Already be-
ing doomed by his friends GO succeed
Governor Avcocl.
Inc delegates who have come in since
thursday are A1essrs. John S. Meade,
OF Danville; Charles II. Hickey. of Dan
vile; W. T. Clark, of Wilson. n c.: ".
a. Bobb'tt. of kinston N c.. John D.
Spencer Of Danville: a. 3. Darlington, of
Danville: G. n. Patten. of Darlington, S.
c.; A F. Thorpe of Rocky Mount, n. c.;
r. W. Smith. of Rocky Mount, n. c.;
l.. II. Raney, Lawrencevile. Va; John
A. Mallory, of Lawrenceville: r. w. Wat
klns OF Houston, Va: and others. Sew
eral visitors also have arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05

some few have gone home already. This
will not greatly signify, however, for,
as stated above, the convention has in
{ fact already done with its work.
THE PERMANENT OFFICERS
The meeting yesterday, in addition to
being highly interesting. was of great
Importance. a constitution, accurately
defining the Object and scope of the To-
baeco Association OIL the United States.
The name which it gave to the newborn
organization. was unanimously adopted.
Permanent officers We're elected, save the
secretary and treasurer. and provision
was made for him A committee to
Tccommend n Board of Governors and
another to settle upon the time and place
for the next meeting were appointed with
directions to report to-day. These and
other matters the convention looked after,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
TIE NlAY0's BRIDGE LINE.
For Time the Cars Win R-n Across the
Free Bridge.

The Passenger and Power Company dis
continued the use of Mayo.s Bridge tor
its cars to Manchester al o'clock yes
terday afternoon The cars Tor a time will
be run down Seventh Street in Manchas-
ter to the Free Bridge and to Seventh and
Broad in Richmond.
This change was made upon a report
OF the engineers of the company that tie
bridge was in need of repairs and
STRENGTHENING to carry the cars Of the
company.
in the matter of transfers, which requires
the company to accept transfers from
the Traction Company's line good on South
Fourteenth Street and the NIayos Bridge
line had anything to do with the change.
Mr.. A. B. Guigon, of the Passenger and
Power Company, replied emphatically that
it had not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
~ EW F.-n,n~.
(Continued From F,irst Paee)

fl..392,t. IT, e " I-"fTtn"H =
Following is statement Of the estl-
mate earnings Of the Norfolk and West
.ern Railway Company:
F'o.s the fourth week OF September: $685..
16A; increase. s47,S25;; total for month to
date " 400. l07 increase. s77.oo3 July 1st.
lsol, latest date. s. 1so, e26; increase, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
Slot the Prisoaer Ia Jail.
CBy Associated Press

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. IA spe-
cial to the Banner from Hullsaaaington SAYS
a gang of eight or ten bcos.e into the
jail last night and shot to death a negro
named Walter SlcC1ennon, who had been
arrested for an assault committed upon
C. P. Dalton, a prominent citizen. Three
bullets entered the victims head.
There Is much Ind gnation over the MUIR
der, and the man who is said to have led
the mob las left the county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
SOUTHERN RAILW AY
EDUIE EFFECTIVE JUNE G. 1901
TEAMS LEAVE RICHMOND "

go A. Mo. f5 daily. for DurhaIn. y O..
and all stations between keysyifle and bnthain;
connecting at Burkevfile for Farmvilie ana
Iyuchburg; at Jetsress for Buffalo Eithia Springs
and local stations NorfoiE pigtsicn 10 p.t.
villa; at oxford for Henderso y 81 Durham l"r
Raleigh Colds boro md all North ChroIina p"Ihts.
i.G1 2. M.--So. :. solid train daily ior et".'
iotte y. c.. connects ct NioseleE Win aFnirl
and Powhatnn Railroad; 1s Greensboro Tor I'M
nam Raleigh and Ntnston-Sa!eEl at bahN US
with No. So United states fast mail. sofa iratn.
daily for New Orleans ahd Points south. wnisu
carries siaepers o New Orleans ana j3c.Sonyltle
connecting for Nassau and Havana Buffet draw
iugrooul sleeper Richmond 10 Atlanta an' SLIM
siuphnm Through sleeper salisbury 10 h.emPnt+
Hop M-So. II, Southern express daily for
Atlanta auqu.ts Jacksonville and points South:
Silence for Danyi!le, Greensboro. Salisbury ana
Ch4.Ior.e open a. Richmond $50 T. " topnec-
rion vrf-h New York aud Florida Express and
SonthwesterD Limited which carries through
sIpepers 10 Augusta, Savannah. Jscksonvtfte.
T.mna Nashville Memphis. Atlanta. New Or
Is.ns &c Complete !tuing-car service; also.
Pniinau Tourist sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays Washington {" san Francisco With
ont change With connections for all poiEtJ ii
Tayss Mexico and California.
$50 p Sr.-No. Il, Local, daily except SUNDAY.
for KeysvilIe aud m .ern ediarc points
$40 P. ~ aud 600 Il. M.--From Atlanta, An.
.,,stg and ssheviile and all points South.
$40 A. M.-From heysyills and local ststion+
81. z. M.-Fron Durham. oSfofd All in'er-
te stations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave DAiLI, sN-
cent sunday, from conpany,s pie-. No e
Conto,,, and Norfolk, connecting with {.
3. q and y. x w. trains for Richmond.
FREIGHT received and forwarded daily,
1Efdre,s on sale at company's office, No
1919 East Main Street: Richmond Trans
fer ComDany. Nc. 903 East Main Street;
Murphv's Hotel. C. & O. and. r. +.
deDots Richmond. Baggage checked
through to all points.
For further information apply to
NJ 1910 East Nair Street. Richmond, Va.
General Offices: No. 81 Beach Street cor
ner West Street. New York. =
Fl 2. WALKER. Gen Pas As
Tra &c Mana ger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
MAYO BRIDGE D
IS ABANDONED /. i D. 1 f.
Hull Street Cars New Running Over
Free Bridge.
NJ ARRIAGE IN SWANsB0Ro.
Miss Barker, Who viii Enter Her Saddle
Horse ID Richmond Show ilsre-News,
Personal and Brief Items from
Manchester.
M ARRIAG.E IN SWANSB0R0.


The Passenger and POWER Company
abandoned their tracks over Mayo s
Bridge and to Fourteenth and Main
Streets yesterday afternoon. The cars are
now being run down Hull to Seventh
Street, and out Seventh to the Free
Bridge, thence to Seventh and Broad
otreels in richmond. The reason for the
change, as assigned by the officials of the
company, is that their engineers who eX-
amined Mayo's Bridge last week. repor,-
ed it in an unsafe condition TOR the large
cars and unusually heavy travel the lina
now handling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
.z, Old Dominion
/ Steamship Co
iaiiy Line for New York. the flOrE'
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, ex-
cepl Suuuay, py Chesapeake anu On.1
k;lllway at 4. III. via NorIoik or 3 A
NJ ana $40 z. NJ. by n. & W. Railway
via Norfoln both lines connecting Win
direct steamers sailing same day.
Storage passengers can leave by AUX,
iliary steamer Monday, wednesday and
r.r.oav. sailing from Rockets at 2. NJ,
and changing TO mainline ship at Nor
folk.
foreign ports received and forwarded
daily. except sunday at compar: 8
wharf Rockets.