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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25

| ( - Did that pass through your hands? NO, sir. 1t was handed to Major Screws and handed in by him. Did you see It before 1t was pub iished? i may have done 60. but don't know now. Was 1t written by any one connected with your paper? It was not. Was it written by an outsider? Yes, sir. 1The article was then read by MT. Glass, also the editorial on the whole matter.) MT. Glaxs, win you state what passed between you and MT. William Hill be- fore any blows were struck. Nothing. Any words passed, No. sir. What did he sayy Hold on or stop, don't know which. Did he call you by name? Yes. sir. DO you recall the precise language?
 No. sir. the precise words l can't know the idea was to stop.
 Did not Mir. Hn say. "stop. MT. Glass, want to speak to your
 No, sir.
 Did you, when he said, Mfr. Glass. stop," draw yourself back?
 did when I saw the cane raised.
 Did you not step back tn defiant manner7
 No. sir.
 understood you to say that Wiii. Wiley and R. s, Hill all struck you?
 To the best of my recollection, yes.
 Was R. s. Hill present at the begin- ming of the difiiculty:
 I don't think he was at the moment it began. When did they strike youf 7 when was damned up in the door way, there were two or three of them striking me at one time.
 You say you were damned up.
 Yes. sir.
 damned up where5
 In the doorway.
 And you say they were all around striking at you?
 Yes. sir.
 And at the same time you saw pr. R. s. Hill having some difficulty with some one on the edge of the pavement? moved around considerably. When It. started l was on one side. and on the other when it finished.
 You are sure that Dr. R. s. and l.. L. Hill were these ct the beginning? I would not swear that.
 You are certain that you eaw Dr. R. s. Hill with a pistol?
 I saw three pistols. at first two and then the third.
 Were they nickel-plated?
 They were bright enough to flash in the light. thought they were nickel plated.
 Did I understand you to say that either of your sons struck either o< the Hills?
 don't know that I said that saw a difficulty going on between my oldest son and Dr. R. S. Hill.
 You don't know of MT. Wm. hiii being struck at all?
 I suppose I stFuck him several times with my umbrella.
 Was not MT. Vim. Hill pretty bloody? did not notice.
 You stated in answer to MT. Lomax's question that after Mir. Hill struck you. you endeavored to return his blows.
 Yes sir.
 Who was behind Mir. wm. Hill.
 think Captain Selden.
 Was Major Screws close to himr
  the assault was first made. Mir. Wm. Hln fell back several feet.
 Did not Major Screws jerk him backf did not see anybody jerk him back.
 Major Screws was near him, was he? Yes sir.
 When he fell back in the way you speak Of. he then drew his pistol, did hc?
 Ie1 si:.
 Did you sec where 1t came from? No sir.
 Did you say you were unarmed? did.
 Did you have a knife?
 suppose I had an ordinary pen knife, used for sharpening pencils and such
 Redirect by Mir. Lomax:
 If you had it. where was it?
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on authority seemsAto support. II 1t was
surrendered to wind and wild wave, let
us hope that. Wycliffe-l.ke. the York swept
ms ashes to the Roads, thence TO the bay
and the bay to the ocean, which bore them
sweet incense of freedom-to the OPP
pressed of all lands
The rebellion died with Bacon. While
H1s genius supported it success followed;
put when his resoiute WILL cool Judgment
and imserious personality were Withdrawn
the great undertaking was like shaft
less ship. His helpless followers fell vic
TINS to Berkeley's wrath. The bigot and
despot bathed his. tiger-like anger In their
elood, until he was finally pulled away
from his prey by the King.
So swept this comet Of liberty across
Virginia in the summer Oh 1876. Its light
disappeared but did not go out, and it re-
turned again In a hundred years with in
creased brilliancy and power
EFFECT UPON THE WORLD.
The races leaders rise and they fall;
nations rise and nations fall; but the
quickening. contribution Of man to the
perfection of human institutions rises
with the ycars-never to fall. Each mile
stone in the. worlds progress lifts it
higher, to ;s,deld Of greater conquest, and
it is glorifed forever. So it is with Ma
thaniel Bacon the great sentinel, who
based on the sovereignty CT man, which
has done and is to do so much for the
world.
Standing before the statue of the great
Lord Eldon, at Oxford, a few years ago.
read beneath it these words from Rus
kin In closing, let me read. them as the
sentiment of this dedication, trusting
that the figure on the window in yonder
cone Of freedoms arms may remind the
=, <IN
Bacon.
There is no man of worth or heart
who would not feel it q high and price
less reward that his statue should be
placed where&it might remind the youth
of England Of what had been exemplary In
his life or useful in his Iabors, and might
be regarded with no empty reverence, no
fruitless pensiveness, but with emulation.
eager, unstinted; with that passionate
ness OF honor which youth poys to the
dead leaders of the caEse it loves, or
the DISCOVERIES Oh the light by which it
lives. To be buried under the weight OF
marble CT with splendor. Of ceremonial is
still no more than burial: but to be re-
membered daily with profitable tender
ness by the activest intelligences of the
nation we have served, and to have pow
er granted even to the shadow OF the poor
features sunk into dust, still to warm, to
animate, to command, as the fathers
brow rules and eXalts the toll OF his
children; this is not burial, but iinmor-
tality.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT v

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT /, 1901.
FAVE BYRD-srREEr STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. for Washington and points
North North. Steps at Milford ami FsederIcssburs.
slsepsrs to 2, Washington and New York
Stops s on fsa Sen sa and and
local station, Ashland 10 ouantlco incIusIrs.
$50 i. ~. Daily, except sunday. for Washing.
ton fnd points North: stops at Eibs Glen Allen
and ieGSt stations Ashland to ouantico inclusive
1900 NJ. DSily, exsep. sunday, for wsshins.oa
Ashland boswell. Milford and FREDERICKSBURG
Buffet Farlor Car. Connects with Congressional
7is P. NJ. Daily for Washington and points
North Stops nt Elba, Ashland boswell. Milford
Stops other stations SUNDAYS. sleepers Richmond
10 New York and Washington 10 Philadelphia
AEEIyE BYRD-srREET STATION
Fredericksburg. Milford. boswell Ashland and
Eles. Stops other stations sunday. sleeper New
Local stations Qnantiso to Ashland Inclusive
well. Ashland and Elba
Welt ashland and Eisa. Pullman cars from New
York and Washnston-
Guantico 10 Ashland Inclusive. Glen Allen anu
ACCOMMODATION TRAINA
DAILY. except sunday,
rs ". Leaves ELIZA for Ashland
G:30P " Leaves ELLA for Ashland.
6;so "A. ". Arrives ELIZA from ashland
sos A. ". Arrives hiRD.STREEr Station from
Fredericksburg
5:o2 2. ". Arrives ELRA rom Ashland
s. A. L. THROUGH TRAINS VIA 8. A. L. JUNc-
TION AND R. F. & P r. R.. LEAYES \. l.
BROAD STREET STATION
s:4SA M Daily. for Washington and polnss
North. Stops at Fredericksburg Sleeper 10 Ne"
York
:s:s5 T. 81 Daily for Washington and points
North. Stoos at boswell ami Fredericksburg.
Sleeper to New York
ARRIVE S. a. I, BRoAD-sTREErs STATION.
2.33 2. NJ. Daily. Stops q. fredericksburg Dos
we'll and Ashland. Sleeper from New York.
1890 p NJ Daily Stops a. Fredericksburg.
Tosw II and Ashland. Sleepers from New fotS-
W. P TAyLoE. raftic Manager.
E T. d, MYERS Pres. w. u. DUKE, Gen. Mg
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IMPORTANT CHANGE IN SCEIE.
DULE NOVEMBER a, 1901.

The Southern Hallway will, on Novern-
Der 2ith, inaugurate 4; fast limited service
between Washington. Richmond. Jackson
vile. Atlanta, New Orleans, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville. Memphis and all
points south and southwest. A complete
train Of Pullmans, through fare cars and
dining cars will leave Richmond at 2:4o
p. NJ, stop regularly on on flag at Bon
Air, Moseley, Chuia, Amelia. EurkevilIe,
Keysville, brakes Branch and South Bos-
ton to Danville, and only stop at a few
OF the larger station south OF DanviHe.
Train leaving Richmond at L noon will,
on and after November 9th, tIeaSe at 9:a0
A. NJ dor Durham, Danville and all Inter
mediate stations, arriving Durham 2:40 P.
M. without change. Train leaving Rich
nond at IL 80 P. NJ. with Pullman; for all
points south and southwest. and the one
leaving at 6 P. NJ. for Keysville and inter-
mediate stations, will continue leaving
Richmond as at present.
C. W. .WESFBURY,
District Passenger Agent. Richmond, Va.
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THE iDLEWILDE FIRE.
The lnc,adisry Arrested and Sent on 70 lie
Grand Jury.
fsrcclai Dispatch tt rae 'rImes.)

7Sreclaf HIspatch Z: mo IImes)
FREDERIckSBURG, W., Nov IL
Ben Brown tco:o-ets). who was arrested
here on November s, 1901. charged x,tll
the burning CT q barn and servants
dwelling on the farm. "idlewild." the res
tdence of Mrs. M. a. DowEaan liz Ssp.-
sylvania county, two and 4 half Iniles
from Fredericksburg, on .ha rsisfis of III
18th Of November, last yeac. was b-ough..
before Magistrate Oliver Eastburn ri:ut>-
day of this week. and the. ne.sro. tllreugll
counsel. waived q heauass. :,..e, lc Wa
sent on to the grand Jury 90: the ne. I.
term of the County Cours -f Spstsyivan:a
The case against Brown was worked r.,
by representatives Of the I,tchnon.t NJ
tional Defective Agency, os which Ar.
"A. M. BrowneH Is general manager.
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FROM N w YORK

passENGERS c;ts Leave DAILY. exca,.
500 from company S pier, No. s6 Norf,
3 3uiis az :. p. Si for Old Point C,omfnr.
aaasaeNorfatk. connecting with C. & o. am
m NM 8 w ". trains for Richmond. ''~
FREIGRT@rece,vsu ara forwarded DALI.
eS Tscpets on sale at company's Office. M
.,.o E,aet Main Street; Richmond Trans
fer COMPANY: No; s25 + East t, Ma strset
10 For a.. further information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER. Arar.
No 1910 East Main Street. Richmond. va
GeneraI Offices: No. 81 B act Stree. co.
nsr West street. New York, n. ).
'to j. ]. BROWN.
n 3. WALKER. Gen. Pas. Agt-
Traffic Mana ger.
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~ 81 "a s. a. - I7 Z "a.
8serr the 21hs Kind Ycu Hare Always Bought
Signature f a>T1zz5<ztz@z

We have just received a fresh supply:
New Seeded Raisins in lib. packages, Sc;
New Clean Currants in lib. packages, Sc;
Grape-Nuts, 12c. package; 2-lb. package
Postum Cereal. 20c; New Citron, Il Lee;
New Lemon Peel 12c; New Figs. lbs.
for PC; New Shelled Almonds, 30c. ID;
New Dates, &C. ID; Can Asparagus, 21c
New London Layer Raisins. 10c. ID; Quart
Jars Mustard, 1Oc; New Sourkrout. Sc. at;
New Cape Cod Cranberries. &c. at; New
Chocolate Drops, 12c. ID; New Prunes, &c.
ID: New California Bartlett Pears, 2 lbs.
for 25c; New Lima Beans. &c. ID: New
Green Feas. &c. qt; New Barley, &C. ID;
New Farina. Sc. lb; New Cream Cheese.
14c. ID: New Oyster Crackers and Cracker
Dust, sc. lh.
S. ULLMAN'S SON. Three Stores.
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Interesting Bazaar.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. }

Especial. Dlsnatch TO The Tlnes.)
LEESBURG, VA, November 16.-The
Opera House in Leesburg was the scene
Of a brilliant gathering last evening, the
occasion being the annual bazaar under
the auspices Of the ladies of ST James
Episcopal Church The chairs had been
removed and the hall converted into
booths.
Among the special features of the even
ing were various tableauX. those of Miss
Frances NARROW, of Washington. D. c.,
representing Columbia, and The Dream,
in which Miss Beua Harrison took the
leading part, being especially fine. Six
teen Young girls IN sailor suits Of white
and red performed a hoop drill.
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An extraordinary opportunity is now
offered to ell who wish really first-clase;
work at the lowest prices. Campbell is
now making the finest photos ever made
in Richmond and as low as gSc per dozen.
Remember, this is the only ground floor
gallery in the city; no steps To Climb
We have secured the services OF one OF
the finest operators it was possible to pro-
cure in New YORK city. This being the
case. we guarantee nothing but first
class work in every respect and satisfac-
ton guaranteed to ALL
Remember the place.
NO. 32o EAST BROAD STREET.
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EaILl'no.AEs

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE. JUNE 20, l01t.
300 a. ~. NORFOLK LIMITED. Da, ~. AZ
Iifes Petersburg y:31 A. a.. Norfolk if.co A. II.
stoss only at Petersburg. waveriv and SUFFOLK
Weldon 1,:soA Fayet.eysis sss r. H. chasies.
ssm lsS 81 P pors sarannah Jsss,sassi,.
wimin r.. so 500 g arriving coII,bn.e ss w.
Ta.S e isssss s Il y Pullman Sleeper New
.er.bs5. ~: pa,,y s.e.ss SUNDAY AEsir. r.
sins csntIs i M stops Maashester Drerrys
si5 P: NJ. OCEAN SHORE l LTMTrEp. Daily.
.: M wav. asrs aas az
,1.s"rs oaiIy wsfi0s Arrive, r,
sisP. n nai NJ Local Arrives Petersburg
~ NJ. rh 70 sifs, Axp WEST ,sDtA
c onn9eti rl DsiiS ~
meets with and D. for f s.esi i IN between Ea
Fayet.eville 1sss II. charassoa sss l. IT..
pert fTTn nan ~; :, NJ Jaeksonriils is:ti NJ.
NEW LINETo MIInbLEGEoRerA POINTS
si i1a,.a an anSnsta - " Macon lfi5 n.
man sleeper, New York 20 Wilmington. Charles.
, NE sseEsonville Por. Tampa. Augusta and
CONNECT NM Dsily ar5,vin mi ~.
Reanoke f Bris.as i ayneh0u Pullman
slsspes Richmond to Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 4. NJ. Daily. from Jack<onvi,le. ,savan
nah, Charleston. Atlanta. Macon, Augusta and
All points South.
-; *, : A. N. Daily. from Petersburg. Lynchbars
,o sfsA. NJ. Daily .rcep. Sunday r.:er,Dur.
I11oA: NJ. Daily e1cep. sunday. from Gold.
: folk. -
Z, % u. SUNDAY only nom Norfolk. sas
II AsA- ". Daily. from Norfolk, Suffolk auI
sIS P. M.. Daily. e1ceD. Sunday. frora Peters
$50 F. ~. Daily: nom Norfolk Suffolk ani
s.22P. NJ. Daily from Miami, Por. lamps
Jacksonville. Savannah, Charleston. Wilmington
Goldsboro and all points South
80 NJ. Daily, from Petersburg Lynchanf1
T. NJ EMERSON. Tratnc Manager.
1.B. GESLr General Manager
Il. n. EMERSON. General Passenger Ar1nt
T.. .. CAMPBELL. Division Passenger Agent,
SIS East Main S.rsss.
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WINTER TOURISTS TICKETS
Now GU Sale, via seaboard Air Line RAILWAY

The Seaboart: Air Line Railway an
nounce that they now have on sale
round-trip winter excursion tickets to re-
sort points on its Ines in North ana
South Carolina, Georgia and FLORIDA.
These low rates taken in connection
with the superior service and fast sched-
ules operated over this line which Is the
shortest and best to Florida points are
brought to the attention of those VINO
are planning winter tours. 1t Will be
very much to the travellers advantage
to obtain definite information, which VIII
be cheerfully furnished by any agent or
representative OF the company. See that
your railroad ticket reads via S. y. L..
Ry., the Capital City Route
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H. Old Dominion
Steamshjp Co
raiIy Line for New York. thu Mort
anu East
FROM RlCHMOND

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, except
Sunday by Chesapeake and Ouio hallway
at A. NJ via Norfolk or a. VI. and 81
2. NJ by n. & w. Railway VIA Norfolk.
both lines connecting with direct Steam
ers sailing same day.
SteeraSe passengers can leave by auxil-
iary steamer Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. sailing from Rockets at F. NJ. and
chancinG to mainline ship at Norfolk.
TRE.IGHT for all northern eastern :sn1.
enrtign ports received and forwarded
dailvl except Sunday. at company
wharf Rockets.
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FOOT

Virginia Us. Carolina. Norfolk, Nove
her 23d.
On above date the Norfolk and Western
Railway will sell round trip tickets 10
Norfolk at rate OF s1-25. Leave Richmond
~ NJ. Rchmond and Norfolk Iimtedl.
Returning, leave Norfolk 49, ?. VI. or
7:3O 2. NJ. Apply TO John Z. Wagner,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent. Nc.
S3S East Main street. or W. Steele Tickle:
Agent, Byrd-Street Uninn Station.
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SOUlHEN.s HALLWAY
CfrEpryr rrrFrr~rrvr JrSf 1921
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. w

TRAINS LA p.-NA y.
600 MO. Is, daily, for Durham, " G.
aud ali stations between keysvilSe and Durham
ropuncfiny at Euraevilie for tarrnvilo and
LTachbur:, at Ieaross for Buffalo Lithis srrias,
opd local stations on Norfolk Division TO Dan.
riiIe. a, Oxford for Henderson,: at Durham Zoe
Kaisishf solid Train DALI DOR Ghsr
Jctts n c.. connects Sc Moseiey With FarmTt
and Powharan Iialrosd: at greensboro for pu 1.
with No s. United States fast mall solid ;raia.
daily for New Orleans o aGd points South whtsa'
ennnect!r- for Nassau and Havana Buffet drru.
ing.roola sleeper Richmond to 4.tants and E,eia-
II:30 P M.-No. II. Southern Express daiiv foe
Atlanta, Augusta Jasksonyills and points South;
SLEEVE for Oaryiltc. CTrenShnro. Salisbury and
Charlotte. opcn s. Itehinsns! 9.Sl 2 NJ connee.
sonIbycstcrr Limited. which carries through
.,ssners to Augusta. Savannah, Jacksonville.
Ts,npa. Nashville. Memphis. ATLANTIS New Orr
Ti,-,an Touris. sleeper Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays Washington :" sar Francisco with
GU, change with c on for al points 10
Geo p M-No- Il. Local. daily except SUNDAY
.erEeysvfil- and ;D.eruedtrrr points .
ny. 4pprrt- At pIcFT,ro~-,
Go L. NJ and 600 A. M--Fram Atlanta AZ.
fnssM and Asheyiile and al! points South.
ssIoA M-Eronl Keysyiile and local ststion1
sis P. si.-Fren durham. OXFORD ana iasee.
mediate citations
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. & ant6s, between Manchester 40 ! ".
loK6 RIVER LINE VIA WEST PofNE
1uE FAyoRTrE ROUTE N0EfH
LEAVES RICHMOND
x-cr M-No. l6. Baltimore Limited. daf,ye..
- snnuays connecting M West Toia. wi.a
sep. .r Tor Eaitimore and York River Landing.
Stops only AZ station, between euin'oa and West
POINT. :, ~. "a /, 80, V.
c.Isevs for Nest Point AID intermediate stations
cann with STAGE al Lester Manor for WaI2srtoa
fna "a, NJ M No &. Local Mixed leave, daily
,.seu, SUNDAY. 'os Nest Point AMI intsrms,iass
stations connecting WITH stage .. Ae'ses a-aaaS
,sr wrISeTtou aud iappanannocS
az TaLlNs aREifE In EicHMoNr
s:1sA. M-paily from Mes: Poiat. Wits ceaaz,.
ton from Baisih we. exssps Mena Is. Z
s:s5 T. M.-D.iiy.sexeept Sunday nom wa14
rofnt and In Ter diate stations.
S,aamrrs leave Wes. PoIn: daily. eSeeps Sun.
t.vs so p III arrtytn. baltimore S;lo Al. A.
steamers calf at Almond. and Yorktown russ
49, Thursd. ys and Saturdays. C!av bank aul
Cicucester, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
q. W.WSSA III i.1. D.st. t.ss - Z.
No. 9s1 Z. Nain ST.. Liahsiend w..
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NS : a1rf9Ik@lMestern
JUNE 60, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDA1LO. EYE;o-srEEEr
"---L.''e in EEacf

LEAVE RICHMOND (DA1LfI G1s1STEEEE
STATION.
800 A. M.-SoEFoLK LIMITED. Ar-,,, ~
WnIeriy and suifoIs. 0'''' " e'es''1'~-
e.o5 A. M.-THE CHICAGO EMPRESS see
rynchbure Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago.
Butie: Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke, Putt
mar Sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus also FOR Erie
ioi. Knoxville and Chattanooga Pulinan
sleeper Roanoke 10 Knoxville.
.s'i5P M.-oCEAN-SHoREL LIMITED. Arriv,
Norfolk 5.85 p. VI. Stops only &C Petersburg.
Wsyersy and Suffolk. Connects Mt Norfolk win
steamers 10 Boston. PRO whence New YORK. Bali.
ruOre and Washington.
S.57 r M-For suffolk. NorfntS AMI Inter
n,ediota stations Arrives Norfolk .. 10 10 2 "
SfOP M-rnr LyTchburg and Roanoke Coa-
reefs al Lynchburg wish Washington and Chatt..
nooga Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lynchbnrs To
Memphis and New orleans. cafe. Parlor an,. Ot-
terv alton Car RADIO 10 Alfalfa, Ala Pullman
SIeeper hetweca Richm0nd aud Lyncaburs-
gerths ready for occupancy at $50 +. NJ Aita
PulIEa an Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trainsarriye Richmond from Lynchbu:S AM
the Yves; daily ..35 4. 81 and SIS i. Il: iroua
norfolk ard HE East q. u III \. 81. IL T. ~ "a
md $50 Z. VI
NO f. WAGNER, City Pass. and TicSa: AZ.
e u Dos.gY District Passenger Agent.
w g gEYILL, General Passenger A.ens-
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sICK HEADACHE CURED

Permanently with DR.. Dav:d's Liver Pills.
"Rest on Earth for Constipation, Bill
business and all Stomach and Liver Trou-
bles. They cure. Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Heartburn. Price Sd. box every
where.
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oCTubBE IT, Ianf
@Ao, ~ CHESAPEAKE
g HI OHIO RAILWAY,

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION EAsTBoUNp
300 A. NJ. Daily. Local to Norfolk. Old
Point. &c. Connects At Nor'oik with otd dominion
3.45 r. NJ. Daily. Local to Norfolk. Old
Point. &c Pullman to Old Point
40 r M.eHGer. Sunday ATLANTIC Limited Lin. ed.
| Connects at Old Point with Washington. Caps
Charles and Baltimore steamers.
wEsTBoUND.
1910 A. NJ, Local, e1cep: Sunday. to Clifton
2s5 P NJ, Daily. st. Louis Limited Din nj. Car
Train. with Pullman for Cincinnati LOUSY lie
and ST. Louis. Connects for Virginia Fl OF springs
and Chicago, Five 10 eight hours quickes: line
West. Local trn II fol the st. Louis limit Ell
ON Gordonsville 20 Staunton. eScet Sarday.
$40 P NJ. boswell Accommodation. Exec. t
10 30 p NJ F. r. V. Daily Connects for VIZ.
gin q hot Springs. Pullman TO Hinton. connect
ing with Parlor Car to Cincinnati and with PuIt
mans 10 Cincinnati, Louisville and West. All
meals In dining car.
LEAVE EIGHTH STREET STATION.
ney Alberene and New Castle Parlor Car.
5.I5P. NJ, Except Sunday for reno.
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION.
s.soA. II. anda.aoP. NJ. Daily. frog, Cia=,n.
is.4o ?. n. Except Sunday from from SoPfolk.
1000 A N. and 7.ao p NJ, Daily. from Nos.
si5P. NJ Local. exec pit Sunday. from Clifton
Forge.
ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Exccot sunday from Br,m
6.a5 T. VI. Daily. from Clifton Forge AMI
Lynchburs and except Sunday IRON New Castle.
Apply at 800 Fast Main Street, eoS East Main
Street and Murphy's Hotel for further in:orma-
NV. FULLER JSo. b. POTTS.
e. p A. \. G. P A.
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Train No. Il leave, Richmond $50 q. M. daily
for Petersburg Norlina. \. c.. AID NIL in:eTincdt-
ate points. Connections at Norlina wi.h train
arriving Henderson e:1o p. m. and Raleigh $50 p
daily, and Durham 81 p IN. daily except sun
day
York and the East daily. No. a a. sac a. ~ anu
SO. s. at 335 p m.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for ali
Florida East Coast POINTS, and Cuba and Porto
Rico. At New Orleans fos all points in Texas
Mexico and California
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY
rss a. M, mo. s4} From all points South AM.
SIS! o. m No 6si Southwest.
s:i6 p. M. No ss-From Norlina y. c.. Psteri
burg and local points
SLEEPING-cARS SERVICE
Nos. 81 and Si-Florida and Metropolitan LIN.
tied. Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars and
Through Day Coaches between New York anu
T mpa. Through Drawing-Room Buffet Sleeping
Cars between New York ami Atlanta.
Nos. q and G6rTIorida and Atlanta East MAIL
Through Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping cars Do
tween New York and Tamna connecting NJ ht =,
let with Sleeping Car TO and from Atlanta IN
connection with which Through Pullman lleLe-i
aEe sold Finest Day Coaches.
2. p. SMITH. Distric: Pass. Agent.
sc East Main Street. Phone 40.
J. NJ BARE. L. F.. L. RUNcn-
list v. T. & Gsu'I Man.'r. Cent Pass. Agsn~
Portsmouth. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
A TRIBUTE !. TO
NATHANIEL BACON
Splendid Address of Mr.. Bright at
Williamsburg.
OF HISTORICAL VALUE
4 Faithful Portrayal of the Character and
Achievements of this Conspicuous
Figure ia yirsinia's Early
History.
OF HISTORICAL VALUE.

The address OF Mr.. Robert s. Bright,
loi Philadelphia, delivered at. Williams
burg on FRIDAY ut the unve.i.ng of inc
memorial window to Nathaniel Bacon.
given by AIRS. Warner Moore, OF TINS
city. was OF a high order from both u
historical and ora;or-cai point OF view.
II was q paper that Will he read win
Wide interest, and is here given almost
in its entirety