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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
Loss 70 TIC Team.
Especial Dispatch TO Thr v,mcs.,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Sept. 60
Because hesthought that daily attendance
upon practice would interfere materially
with his studies in the medical depart
ment, Virgnius Dabney, captain and half
back on the Varsity football eleven. at
the University Of Virginia, has resigned
from the team. and win not appear on the
field again this season. The announce
ment came in the nature of a surprise to
football enthusiasts, who had expected
much from him this fall.
His excellent work last season. especial
ly in the games with North Carolina and
Sewanee, showed him 10 be the best halt
back in the South.
Mr.. Dabney has consented, however 10
aid in the coachingand his valuable expert
ence will go far toward getting the eleven
in good trim for the approaching games
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Richmond, Fredericksburg anl
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY es, 1901. EAVE
BYRD-STREET STATION.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 20, 1901. iEAvE
BYRD-STREET STATION.
$50 A. ~ Daily for Washington and point,
euantico sIeepers to washington and New York:
points North. stops at Eiba, Glen AWen and
local stations, Ashland 10 ouansico inclusive
$50 A. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY, for Washing
ton and points North, stops at Elba, Glen Allen
sa:co n. Daily. except SUNDAY for washington
Ashland. boswell. Milford. Frsderickshurs.
and ouantlco. Buffet Parlor Car Connects vita
4ia P. NJ. paiIy. for washingtjn and points
North. stops a. Eiba, ashland boswell Milford.
Stops other stations Sundays sleepers Richmond
10 Sew York and Washington TO PHI adeipht'.
ARRIVE BYsD-STREET STATION.
.soA NJ Daily stops ut Whitewater, FrooSs
Fredericssburg Milford. boswell. Ashland and
Elba. stops other stations Sundays Sleeper New
1854 P. N. Daily except SUNDAY. stop, AZ
local stations. Quantico to Ashland inclusive
2:l.P. N Daily, stops az Fredericksburg, Mil
fcrd. boswell. Ashland, aud Eliza
6:s1 P. NJ. Daily. stops at Fred kshuss po,.
we'll, Ashland and Elea- pullman cars nom Ne"
York and Washington
$40 P. NJ. Daily. stop, at local stations,
Ilba. Eufet Parlar Car
ACCOMMODATION TEAINi
-I3A ~ Leaves ELLA FOR Ashland.
4:ooP NJ: Leave, BYRD STREET Station Tar
$40 P. n. Leave. FLBA for Ashland.
6.4aA NJ. Arrives ELLA from Ashland.
S.e5 A. VI. Arrives fYRD.STREEr Station IRON,
Fredericksburg.
$50 r VI. Arrives B-EA f. ON ashland.
S. \. I. THROUGH TEAMS NiA 2. A L. JUNO
1ioS A EnosD1 s s Z 81 sri sh6s y L
G:inA. NJ. Daily, for Washington Ind points
North Stops at Fredericksburg and Guantlco.
SIsepers 10 New York.
:s::s5 2. ", Daily, for Washington and point,
North Stops at boswell Fredericksburg ana
Cuantico. Sleeper to New York
ARRIVE S. a. L. BEsohD-sTEEETs STATION:
2:35 p NJ, Daily. stops at Fredericksburg .lil
fold. boswell and Ashland Sleeper from We"
1890 P NJ. Daily; Stops at Erede I,s
EFT. p.MYEKs, Pres W. 2. TAYLOR. Traf. Mgr
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TRIMS Leave ND-BiEpsTEEE1
STATION.
.ires Petersburg sssi a. ". Norfolk $40 a. ",
stops onlt at petersburg. Wasertv and suffolk
siaon W. e, CHARLIE,
Tor, 1855 r NJ. Savannah a:s5 n. Jacksonville.
Wilmington s:ca f ST. Puilmsn sleeper Ne1.
II;ss Daily except Ssnsay A;5..s Pc
s: sns ofa'sa.e o ePa SHORE LIMITED pail,
stops gs only st Waverly an
tso pM W Daily ssssP. SUNDAY Arr , So E,
Noun. SIS Z II. Mas.s all in.ermediase stops,
s:ss p N: Daily. Local Arrives Petersburg
ss ss7 M Ma fh To siqp Asp WEST INDIA
rsp n Rs SorE ss IS
meets with and y for st.ten, ss s,,. p En
sayannsh 80 !, 4 !, Iscksnnvilie ,s:i5 p NJ.
fG Mr an h a MiDDLEeEoRorA FONTS
TT9isg i sssP'' H. asss I Pull
man Sleeper. New York to Wilmington. Charles.
TON. Jacksonville. Port Tarnna, Augusta aud
A s.isr ~ patty ar5iv.as rsteSssass 81 ss
Western Railway arriving II hy n 80 A. NJ
Iissass richmond n to Ss Iynchbuss :
1850 P. M Daily. Arrives Petersh1rS LII
a. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 A. "a. D.lily from Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Atlanta Macon. Augusta and all
7;5 A. NJ. Daily. from Petersburg. Lynehbur.
~ si5A. 81. Daily. except sunday, Pstersour:
T,oA. ~. Daily except Sunday. from Colds
toro and intermedia.e statious. Norfolk aud SUI
'iioo a. VI. sunday only, from Norfolk, SUI
,oik and Petersburg.
II.4.A. NJ. Daily from Norfolk, suhosS ard
.i5P. ST.. Daily, except sunday. from Pesers-
$50, ?. ". Daily. from, Norfolk Suffolk ana
neP P. M.. Daily, from Miami Por. Tampa
.,rEsouviile Savannah, Charleston. WilUinston
Coidsboro and all points South.
s SCI. NJ, Daily, from Petersburg. Lynchouex
ann 'hTT II EMERSON. Traffic Manager
~ KYSLy General Manager.
h NJ EMERSON. General Passenger Age nj
G. 5. CAMrnELL, Division Passenger Agent,
US East Main ) ee,.
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STREET CAR STRIKE.
No Cars Have Run in Pensacola, Fla, Since
Sunday Morning.
nv Associated Pre.sl

lBy Associated Press)
PENSACOLA. FLA, Sept. S0.-Ihe
street car strike is Sill on. No cars
have been run since o'clock yesterday
morning. The motorlnen and conductors
are Organized under & charter from the
knights. of Labor. but to-day fourteen OF
them applied for a charter from the
sAnalgamated Association of Street Car
Workers who are affiliated with the
American Feseration Of Labor and with
the local Central Trades Council organi-
cation OF union men.
The new organization has signed e con-
tract With the officials Of the Electric
Terminal Railway to run the cars Just
8 soon as they get their charter, which
may possibly Be tomorrow. This action
has caused bitter feeling and thu knights
( &c 81 abor Will fight The nav sorkanization.
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elssas: -
ARGES AGAINST !! / S
ARMY OFFICER T;
SENT. Committee Is Making an In.
yestigation.
Big OFFICIALS ARE INVOLVED
/ s.... 81 Mslkeljehn and cors'a Are.
Connected viii the Alleged
Manila Hemp Com
bination.
Big OPTICIANS ARE INVOLVED.
m, a,,oc,,,ed rr.ss.,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept 3o-Thc
Il ea,,a,s s,,h-com,,iittee OF the Committee
s m Military. Affairs, consisting OF Senator'S
fIawley. chairman; Proctor. BURROWS.
Cockrcll and Harris. at IL O'Clock To-Day
began DEMONSTRATION Of charges assinst
Lieutenant-ColonelH IL. Q. s. teistano' OF
4 the army. in connection with the a4!eseo
Manila hemp combination.
The charges were preferred by Major e..
"a Hakes, formerly q volunteer officer, and
were deemed of sufficient seriousness to
warrant; an Investigation by the Senate.
AT thesopening Of the inquiry important
documents from the War Department
were submitted to the committee. tnclud--
fnRsn copy of the charge made against
Colonel Heistand and his reply to them.
In his reply, Colonel Heistand says he was
identified with the proposed company, ard
considered his connection with it legiti-
mate and honorable. Some time prior to
& the making of the charges, Colonel Hell
stand says, he ceased all negotiations
y with Major Hawkes.. effectinE a settlement
In full with him. Major Hawkes. deliver
ed 70 him aiftpapers in the case, and TOOK
a receipt for them. Subsequently Colonel
Heisand received a letter from Major
Hawkes., IN which the latter said he had
rstaaned. certified copies of all.lettcrss and
ma ,3e..s ii, the case and had photographs
szof the more important documents.
BIG NAMES.
1e7e most important development during
The day was Major Hawkes. testimony
regarding the first meeting of some OF
those who were projectors Of the pro
posed Manila. Rope Company, which, was
held in Dudley and aiichener's law office
in this city IN the summer of 1889. Those
y,rcsent besides the attorneys We're Col
onel Heistand and w. e. Wharton. In
answer to an inquiry to.who were in the
company, Colonel Heistand wrote the
following list Of names:
william W. Dudley, Lewis T. Niche
ner, e. l. Hawkes.. James e. Boud, Geo.
%. Meikiejohn. Charles a Allen, II O.
S. FIeisand, II. c. Cerbin AID Lewis b.
Jackson.
Major Hawkes. produced a paper con-
tanning this hist. saying me saw Ieistand
write the names
Colonel Hcistand inspected the paper
and said he thought it was his writing,
out where or when he wrote the names
lie had no recollection. Members of the
committee brought out the fact that
Boyd. Meiklejohn. Allen, Corbin and
jackson were not present at the meeting
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GoocEl,ard e s.iYal.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times
: GOOCHLAND, Va, September 3d.
The festival given at the courthouse
Thursday evening for the benefit Of
Episcopal Church was largely attended,.
and was a social as well as a financial
success. The chief attraction of the oc-5
casion was Mr.. Polk Miller. who enter
tained all present with his delightful.
stories of old Virginia. a play entitled
THE Day Before the Wed ding was
gracefully rendered by home talent IN
which Miss Margaret Leake and Mr. Z
BIT. Barrel, OF Richmond took the Lead
ing parts.
Among those who came up from Rich
mond to attend the festival were Messrs.
B. T. Barrett, Franklin and Crowder; es1iss
Louise Barrett. Miss Champ Wallace, Miss
jamie vashon. Mrs. w. a. Lawrence AID
Miss Bidgood.
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BAD DAY FOR FAVORlTEs.
0afy One Scored First al Grayesend-criti
cism of the No Recall System.
(Isy Associated Press )

(lsy Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. Swimming "a
< sorites were few at Graresend to-day,
Alpin at to in the last race being the
S only decided first choice to get first to
wire. The track was heavy from last
nights rain. The mo recall'' system Of
starting again drew forth many words Of
complaint. In two OF the six races the
start practically decided the race Baiyah
and Trump We're or running in their re-
spactiye races and each Won easily at long
s ODDS.
The Parkviile handicap was the only
8 fixture decided. and the start In this race
81 also favored the winner. Summary:
First race--about six furlongs-Ti.un,p
ylz.to - first, Slip Thrift g to y second,
sATrah Gowan &c 10 u third. Time. l:,2 d-5
Second race.-2ve and a half fuhionEs-
xsaaslsey King q to ~ first; Bonndlec Is to
second. Lady Sterling g to u third
Time 1el0.
'h.rd race-the Parkvillc handicap.
about six fnrlongs-McAddie q to - frst,
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aul clifford q to i, second, Autolight ,2l

Paul Clifford q to u second, Autolight 40
toll third. Time, 1:l2.
Fourth race-rliie and al eighth
The Rhymcr Otto y first. Herberb &c to 81
second, Terminus g to y third Time,
l:5G 2-5.
Fifth-race-fve furlonEs-Batyah g to y
first, Mint Bed e. tetl) second, octoroon
a to u third. Time, 1903 rs.
Sixth race-se.ling; mile and a six
teenth-Alpen e to 8; first, Aster 6 20 u
second, Bobs taz to y third. Time, 1:o2 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
TIL. BO1ETOURT FAIR
Will Oren October 9th, and Bright Prospects
for Good Show.

E. ID
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FINCASTLE, VA, September So
The twentieth annual exhibition Of
Botetours Agricultural and Mechanical
Association will be held on October Sth,
9sh l0.h ard 18th.
The Association, under the management
of Mr.. Henry Huffman as its presidens
and Mr.. Alfred Beckley secretary ana
treasurer, is making every effort to make
this one of the bes- fairs in the history OF
the organization of the Association.
The success Of the Association has been
marvellous, and has teen of great benefit
to the people OF Botetourt. It has hei,.
twenty consecutive fairs The generosity
! o. the people OF Botetourt and surround
ing counties. by giving special premiums,
has very materially added to the success
OF the Association
Mr.. ]. j. Sperry. a former Botetourt
man, but now OF Welch. ". Va, has Of
fered a 500 premium for the ladies' riding
match of which $50 to first: $50 to sec
ond and SO to third.
The agricultural exhibits are unsurpass-
ed.
The Democratic Executive Committee
has announced that Hon. a. j. Montague
and Hon William A. Anderson will adj
dress the citizens of Botetourt in Fin
castle on October 14th. that being County
Court-Day.
It is not known whether or not the Re-
publican party will have any one to adj
dress their constituents on that date.
though the nominees of the party have
made very active fight in the county.
Mr.. Hanpden Spiiler. the Republican
nominee for the House of Delegates, is
one of the best citizens of Eotetourt coun-
ty and a progressive farmer.
Mr. William Il. Allen, the Democratic
nominee for the House. is the present
Commemorative attorney, and is a man
of much energy. He has won in every
political contest IN which he has entered.
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Pittsburg. /: Boston, 5.

(By Associated tresS.J I
Il pJTTSRIiKG Sept. 30.--lt would seem
tla, the reaction after the strain incident
n TO the winning of the pennant had taken
Y all the vim and snap out of the Pitts
4 burg team Willis had the home team at
: his merry, and was entitled to shutoltt
! Score. r. II. e.
1fttsburg. ooOVVuIov-1 =
Boston. .0122oo00a-5 2
Batteries. Doieny. Poole, Yeager and
Ejmmer; Willis and Moron. Time, 1880
s, Umpire Imsie.
Cincinnati Loses Both GameS.
CINCINNATI. Sept. So.-Philadelphia
won to-day's double-header by superior
1 playing The second game was called in
Il the eighth inning owing, to darkness At
tendance. 100.
Score: r. II. f.
Cincinnati. .oO0O01o1e-2 9 3
4 Philadelphia :. .3o1S0O030-1G Is 3
Batteries: Phillips. Suthof and Bergen;
s Ortiz and Jaclllitsch. Time, $50. Empires,
d Mash and Brown.
Score second game): r. II. e.
& Cincinnati .01oOeo0G1 &
6 Philadelphia. ..2OoO00O0-2 Q
Batteries: Heisman, PETIT and Huley;
White and Mcfarland. Time, two hours.
q Empires. Nash and Brown.
st Louis. 6-lz; New York, AS.
ST LOUIS. MO-. Sept so-The St Louis
ssst team closed the local season to-day by
taking a double-header from. New York.
The second game was called in the sixth
inning Attendance. 5000.
gSs Score by innings dirst galne): r. n. E.
st Louis -........ / 0 o o 5 0.6 x-1s q 5
New York 1 2 Oh 90 o00-4 5
RatteIiesAJoyce and Heydon; Smith
and Warner. Time, 1855. Umpire DIVER
Score by innings (second game): r. Il. E.
ST. Louis .-.-..-......... o. COOKS 2
ssa few York 5.,............ o . 00503-5 2
as Batteries-E Murphy and Nichols: Jones
and Warner. Time. 1:o4. Umpire, Dwyer
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Z N. E;tis & Co. Assign.


(By Associated PressO
MEMPHIS. TENN, Sept. so. u.
Estes & Co., a. we'll known grocery and
cotton firm, assigned to-day The liabli-
ties are placed at S116,75O, with assets es-
tinated at S250,0O0.
Ii is believed the firm will pay all credi-
tors in full ana resume business as soon
as the present cotton crop begins to
move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
STEAMBOAT LINES.
H.. Old Dominion
] Steamship Co
1aiIy Line for New fork. the Mort j
and East
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can 1eave DAILY, ex-
cept sunday, by chesapeake ana Ohio
Ha.lway at . \. Nj. VIA Sortolk or A.
NJ ana 3:1o p. Nj. by n. W. railway
via NorIolN. both lines connecting With
direct steamers sailing same day.
SteeragS passengers can leave by aux,
!liary steamer Monday, "Wednesday and
FRIDAY. sailing from Rocketts at T. NJ.
and Changing to mainline ship at Noc-
folk.
for,isn ports received and forwarded
tlaily= except Sunday. at Compares
wharf Rockets.
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TO DRAIN DISMAL SWAMP.
Plan Of Western Men to Cut the Timber and
fiti;ixe ttc Land
(special Dispatch to The Times ]

Especial Dispatch to The TImes)
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. So.-John Slip
and others, of Chillicothe, have bought
the Wallace tract. of some fifteen thous-
and acres OF tinlherland bordering on
the Dismal Swamp, tor SG0,CC0-
The buyers say they Will build gro
saw mil on the property and q
some ECO men. They propose
shall be cleared to drain the la 81
utilize it for truck farms.
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viii probably be given another trtal.5at
the next term of the court, which does
not begin until the fourth MonGay IN
October The result Of the trial did not.
seem to affect him all, and he was as
cheerful when carried back to jail as ne.
has been all during the trial.
The case was given to the jury about
o. clock Saturday afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
MISS. HOLLAND DEAD.
The Town o; H;sland 10 Pay Tribute to Her
Memory.

: (SpeclaI L1lspatCIl 20 Iut 7 tlIes.J
SUFFOLK VA. Sept. So.-N1iss Maud
Holland died about noon Sunday at her
home. in Holland, seventeen years old.
She was a daughter od A. I. Holland, a
member OF the Board of County super,
visors. The Holland town authorities
bought & cemetery to-day. Mss Hol-
lands burial, at 2 o'clock tomorrow, will
be the first.
In pursuance of a request from Mayer
Luke, of Holland, all business places will
be closed from l O'Clock until the obse-
quies are over.
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Ch:,d,s Remarkable Escape.

Especial Dispatch to The Timrs.l
ROANOKE, VA, Sept 3o.-Christine,
the two-year-old child of w. r. Whitlow,
which fell fifteen feet from porch this
morning and was supposed to have had
its back broken. was examined by phy-
ssicians and found not a bone was broken.
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FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS c,n leave DAILY, sN-
cent SUNDAY, from cempany.s pIe-. No. 20
North kiver. at a NJ, 10, Ola soin z,
e n and X. &. w. trains for Richmand.
= FREiGHTE received and forwarded daily
eH Hic}tots on sale at company': Office. No
40 cEast Main Street; Richmond Trans
fer Company, No. 500 East Main Street;
Murphvs Hotel. g o. =; s, ana +
FOR For further informatien apply to
No 1912 East Main Street, Richmond Va.
N General Offices: No. 81 Beach Street, cor
~ West street. New York, \.
mex )" j.. j. BROWN,
p WALKER. Gen. Pas. Ast.
Traffic Manager.
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Van Arsda!e Jrry Disciarycd.
(specia, pispatch to The Times. )

- 0aa@-ssl
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. s3O.-The
Jury in the case of Russell Van Arsdale.3
on tidal for his l!fe8in the Warwick coun-
ty Court, was discharged by Judge Dudley
to-day before the court adjourned for
ssstse ,nid day recess, having failed TO reach
an agreement.
Il The prisoner was sremanded to jail. y and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
PARALYZED ON STREET.
TT. Stoaebrak:r Suffers Stroke While
Ont Walking Yesterday.

Mr.. T. F. Stonebraker, of No. 1902 East
Broad Street. suffered {; stroke of paraly-
sis. affecting his entire left side, yesterday
afternoon about 4::30 o'clock while walking
on Broad Street near Fifth.
He fell on the street and was carried
into a nearby store and thence removed
to the Retreat for the Sick His condi-
tor is serious. but at a late hour was
resting comfortably.
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Sz 1VA71lllo1ffaI'lA Wllestsrn
d u ~ Il - cc-,y,,is ;s Eject
JUNE 30, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BTRD-srRRHT

JUNE 30, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 8TRD-STRFET
STATION.
900 A. M.-SoRfOLk LiHErED. Ar,tvs q.
EorfoIk iI-eS A. ~. stops on.t As ettes.saek
% 81, \ M.GHE CHICAGO EXPRESS. Fee
lynch burg Roanoke Columbus aud Chicago
Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke; Pull
N an sleeper Roanoke 10 goluaibus also for Bris-
TOT Knoxville and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Knoxville.
:.i3p M-oCEAN-SH0RE LIMITED. ArrtSs
Norfolk a.s5 P. N. stops only at Petersburg.
Wayerly and Suffolk. Connects ut Norfolk with
steamers 10 Boston. Providence. New YORK, Balti'
N ore and Washington.
mediate stations arrive, Norfolk at III. 40 P "
CHOP M-For Lynchbrrg and Roanoke. Cou-
meets al Lvnchb.rg With Washington and Chatta-
noora Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lynchhurs 20
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Parior and OBJ
servarion Car RadforI to Attall1, Ala. Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and Lynshburg.
Rerths ready for occupancy at $50 T. " Also.
pullman Sleeper PETERSBURG. and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburs anu
the West daily at .35 A. N. and $50 T. NJ rom
Norfolk aud the East a: Il 10 y NJ, IL !: A. VI.
and Csc p. 81.
no E. WAGNER, City Pass. and TICKET ASt
C. 81. BosLsy, District Passenger Agent.
W. q. SEYILL, General Plssensef Agent.
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Dr.. Seth Arnold Balsam is a reliable
remedy for all Bowel Disorders. and the
aproprietors hereby guarantee every25c.
bottle sold or money refunded by any.
Richmond druggist.
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Swamp, by Willie Jordan (coloreD. The
the shooting. Jordan, holdingkhi pursuers
at bay with his revolver, escaped.
SIS He Is believed to have taken refuge In
the swamp.
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Kings Daughters 81 Yirsiris,
lsnecInI Disnatch to...The riues !

tspet1aIg D1sp1tcu 70 1I1e@ 7 I.ufs. z
SUFFOLK VA. Sept. 22o.-The State
Convention of Kings Daughters will con-
tier.s tomorrow for a three days
session. Many delegates came tonight.
- feature OF the convention will be an
address by Miss ISABEL Davis, interna-
tionai secretary. OF New Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
Scores Yesterday.

st. Louis. 1876: New York. 4-5.
Boston, s: Pittsburg, l.
Philadelphia, 10-2;; Cincinnati, 2-L
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Man Shot Dead.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK. va, Sept. 30.--Benjamin
Walker (coloreD was shot dead yesterday
at Gilmerton on the border of the Dismal
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cOAT. RcXEs.

we !. have surplus OF new Upright
Piano Boxes, the best and cheapest thing
TO store ton or more Of coal, for sale
cheap. Walter q. Moses s. Co.. 1903 East
BRO. a Straaks-s
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Peanuts Spout.
fsnec,al Eptspatch ID md. T 3, !

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
BoYKINs, VA. Sept. ao.-The heavy
rains CT the past few days are causing the
amt mi he g-oursd to snrout and tsose5
dug To- become dark.
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. TO INSPECT HOWl1ZERS.
Col. 10. Lane Sierra VIII Be on Hand To-

n. ght.
The annual inspection of the Howitzers;
will take place tonight at their armoryy-
on Eighth Street. Colonel 10 Lane Stern
will be the inspecting officer. Every mem
Of the battery is urged to- be present.
After the inspection there will be q
da nee.
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pILEs CURED WITHOUT THE,
KNIFE.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money if PAzO OINTMENT fails to
cure you. 50Scents.
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TOCURE3 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qutnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il It:
fails to cure. E:ss Groves 2 sisnafura,
! u ON each box. sc. 81
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Standing of the Clubs,
Where They Play To Day.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittshnrg.
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yIoLE.r.:-vIoLET:

--.9s- Y IUI r i:s--t lCIIIIJ:@.-
First syiolets of the season. Fine house
plants. palms, ferns, etc.
MANN & BROWN.
5 West Broad st.
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Take c.-nds y. R1ii"ay train. daiiv ex-
,e,T sunday, 1t $40 2. s.. Tor Baltimore
Via Old Point Comfort: Como LIZ a at
! ~ Of the Old FBav Line. ieavinr g go
tns HaItimors. Arrive in Baltimore at
a:so 4. 81. il time to make corrections
with all trains north east ana on vest 81
rh.s snest. steamers in southern waters
For tickets and general infornaatlon ar
s,1us ct ticket offices c. and y EaliHaS-