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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS.
Great Crowds OF People at Maiu Street Sta
ton Yesterday.

Tho people of Richmond are awfully
pleased with their new Main-Street Sta
ton. Thousands visited it yesterday,
either out of curiosity or to meet friends
coming in on excursion trains. There
were at certain times thousands OF peo-
pie about the station.
Excursion trains run over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Seaboard Air Line
Roads brought to the city about 5000
visitors.
The C. & O. ran into the station yester-
day three excursion trains, bringing into
the city nearly 1000 visitors. The train
from Stanton and Charlottesville,
bringing the roofing force of the Uni
yersity of Virginia, carried eight coaches,
packed and crowded. A half-hour later
the specia! from Warren, over the James
River Division, landed its 600 passengers,
and before they had we'll cleared the sta
ton the Norfolk special ran under the
great shed, having on beard 800 passen-
gers.
The regular trains over the Seaboard
Air Line have handled heavy travel, and
added their guests to the seeming never
end g incoming throng.
The work of moving Offices into the
building was suspended for the day, but
before the end of the week Superlntend-
emu Knepp will establish his offices IN the
building. Station Master Goodwin was
a busy man ali day, handling the
travelling public and getting things III
order.
Mr.. John G. Lusk, travelling passenger
agent of the Southern. at Chattanooga. is
in the city. having accompanied the Sc
vance team.
Mr. George Wright train master or the
Chesapeake and Ohio. at CHARACTERISTIC
is spending Thanksgiving In the city.
The Western Union is preparing to open
an office at the Union Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
BIG DAYS EVENTS
AT BENNINGS
Strong Card and Largest Crowd
Ever Seen.
CUP GOES TO WARRENTED.
He Shows Great Burst of Speed Ia the Finish
and Beats Carbunels and Surm;se.
Unmasked the Only Win
ming Favorite.
nv Assocfated prcssl

|
| WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 2s.-The
| Thanksgiving Day card of seven events
| drew to Benninss one of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed a days racing
at these tracks. Unmasked, coupled with
Fonsoluca as the Lyman entry, was the
only winning favorite. The cup race
proved very interesting. hingleader set
a hot pace for the first mile, closely FOL
lowed by Carbuucle and Sur1ntse. After
going mile Ringleader dropped back
beaten, and Carbunclc and Slrrmise ran
neck and neck until the head Of the
stretch was reached. In the meantime
Warranted worked himself into third
position Turning into the stretch, War
ranted rapidly passed the leaders and
won easily by several lengths. Summary:
First race-Hurdle. about one and three
quarters Of a mile-McFonso a to y first,
Oracle 90 to y second, Mr.. Stoffel q to
p third. Time, 3:4 %
Second race, five furlouSs-Afeister Sing
er u5 to y first, Longlove Is to u second,
Adelaide Prince Is TO . third. Time, 1:oi
2-5.
Third race six furIongs-Verify go to y
first, Delnaarch Is to . second, GWyuHe
G5 10 /; third. Time. LII 10
Fourth race-Steeplechase. about two
and a half miles-G. w. jenkins DO to ID
first, Ccnnover &c to - second, Cousin
Jess 6 to . third. Time, Sis 40.
Fifth race-The Washington Cup. two
and quarter ,niies-Warranted q to y
first. Gar5uncle 6 to s. second, Surmise
Go to y third. Time. i:07 10
Sixth race, six Euriongs-Bijou & to y
first, Rose OF May az to 81 second, Hans
Wgner Is to y third. Time. 1:l6 So
Seventh, race. seven furongs-Unnlasked
(even) first, Red Path q to u second.
a.orokanta 30 20 y third. Time. 1870 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
MARCH OF ALBAN
BROUGHT TO STOP
Savage Fight in Which His Troops
Were RepuIsed.
ARMY SUFFERS HEAVY LOSSES.
Over oue Hundred Killed aud Wounded and
Bodies Left All Along the Rail,
rosd Traek-Liberals Jubi-
Ian, and Confident.
ARMY SUFFERS HEAVY LOSSES.
iBv Associated Press }

COLON, COLOMBIA "wednesday, NO
vember 27-9:So p. M.-The Government
forces, three hundred strong. under Gen
eral Alban, on reappearins at Buena
Vista, opened fire on the Liberal forces,
under Colonel tarrert. The latter were
net entrcnched, but, having the choica
Of ground. occupied the top OF a sHaii
Hill at }ii.ena Vista.
The fighting, which was of the most
savage nature, lasted until o:oo Z. NJ
without stopping. when the Government
forces, owing 10 the great loss they had
sustained. were compelled to give way
and retrea.ed toward Frijolos. Over a
hundred men were killed or wounded.
the bodies lying all along the railroa-.
A train on reaching Buena Vista
was unable TO pass, owing to pile
of corpses blocking Its passage. About
twenty wounded men were taken to Pana-
ma on the evening train.
The Lit3eral loss was again insignificant.
II is said to be less than dozen men.
TIIB LIBERALS JUBILANT.
The Liberals at Colon are once more
jubiiant, owing to the fact that General
Adams forward march has been stopped.
coupled with reasonable hopes that Cen
eral Domingo Diaz, with the reinforce
ments of Liberals from Chorrera. will
soon arrive on the scene of action and
attack General Alban in the rear. This
has changed the aspect of affairs at
Panama ReinforceTnents of Government
troops in small patches have been joining
General Alban continually.
The leading merchants OF Colon called
on the United States and British Consuls
Tuesday 10 ascertain what steps TO take
to protect the town from possible VIC
fence should the state Of affairs become
more critical. They were assured that
marines from the warships would, in
case of necessity, be landed to protect
life and property.
Stopped for the Ttans.
WASHINGTON. November S.--Secre-
tary Long today received the following
cabIegram from Captain Perry, COM
manding the United States forces on The
lsthmus:
Panama. November IS.
Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
Parties fought yesterday near Brena
Vista Stopped firing while passenger
trains passed. Decisive engagement ex-
pected to-day about same place.
fsirned, PERRY"
A cablegram received at the State De-
partrnent from Consul-General Gudger,
dated Panama to-day, reads:
.'Coombians fighting along the rail-
roads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
Crowder-fujs0H.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)
CLIFTON FORGE, IA, Nov. 2S.-91r.
James j. Crowder and Miss Lavona Il.
Hudson were quietly welded i'll the par
Tor of the Gladys Inn last evenil= u e
ceremony being performed by the Rev
DR.. c. S. Stanton. Both the bride and
groom are natives Of Co'angton, Va.
MIR. Crowder being a rising yolnS real
estate and insurance broker, while the
bride is the daughter of Z. H Hudson,
proprietor Of one of Covington's largest
commission houses The wedding vas
nothing in the shape of an clopmens,
but as the bride, who was just returning
from n visit TO Roanoke, could not nave
reached CovinSton until late hour to-
night, the happy couple decided to solef-
nize the ceremony in Clifton Forge. and
proceed from thence TO Cincinnati and
the northern cites on their wedding tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
RICHMOND THE
BATTLE GROUND
Mr.. Bjbb Quoted as Saying That
Montague Has Promised
His Aid.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 2s-Rlcnmond,
next week, will be the battle-ground of
the Dey-Trehy, Norfolk political factions.
Early in the week N1essrs. Lambeth and
Bibb. who are contesting the seats OF
Messrs. Whitehead and woodland, Will, at
Richmond, await the incoming OF the leg
islators, whom they hope to persuade
that they, and not their opponents, were
rightfully elected legislators.
The Norfolk Public Ledger this even
ing quotes Mr.. Bibb as saying that Gov
ernor Montague has promised TO aid the
Dey faction candidates, and Lieutenant
Governor Willard as saying that they
cannot be beaten. Nessrs. Whitehead
and Woodar(t say that Governor Mon
tague is too wise TO Involve himself in
the factionai fight.
They say that they will certainly de-
feat their opponents when the case shall
come on its merits before the Lesisla-
ture. Richmond will soon ring with the
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
THE BATTLESHIPS.
A Young Man Heavily Fined for Carrying
Brass knucklcS.
(snccial Dispatch to The Times )

NEWPORT MEMS, VA. Nov. 2S.-The
battleship Alabama has finished coaling
and has dropped Gown TO Old Point for
orders The battleship Massachusetts,
which will Goa! here, has not yet put in
an appearance.
The German cruiser Tineta left her an
chorase this morning. and went to the
shipyarG, where she tied ZIP a. No. pier.
She will so into dry-dock tomorrow.
James S. Moore, young white man,
who said that he was a clerk in store
at Columbia, was fined SI7.I5 this morn
ing for carrying brass knuci1s,
Frank f. Wilson, Il wcll-known poll
t.cian aat. proprietor OF the towhatan
Theatre. was arrested this morning,
charged with conducting his place with
out license.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
A SOLDIER WEEDS.
Cspt II. c. Land, Commander OF Surv Troop.
Takes Fair Bride '''''
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)

tSffeeiel plSpatCn 40 Liz siiLcS-y
SuRRY, VA, Nov. 2S.-At high noon
in the BAPTIST Church here yesterday
was witnessed one of the most interest
ing marriage ceremonies ever seen in this
county when Miss Cornelia Spratley be-
came the bride of Captain II. Garter
Land. The interior of the church hao
been transformed into bower of ever
greens, and with the windows ali dark
ened and beautiful WAX tapers and chan
deliers burning. the effect was in keeping
with the occasion.
Then, too, the Surry Cavalry, OF which
the groom is commander. were present
in their uniforms, and with their brass
buttons aud gold cords, all bright IN the
soft light, il was scene to impress any
one.
Prior TO the entry of the bridal party
the building was filed witt, the friends
OF the contracting parties, many Of whom
had come from a distance TO be present
on the interesting occasion.
Promptly at the time appointed the
peals of Mendelssoiln's wedding march
broke forth from the organ, presided
over by Miss Goodrich, TO announce the
entry Of the party in the following order:
First the four ushers. Messrs. 7. J. Sprat-
ley, Charles Hargrpve. Abe Clements, and
DR.. r. B. Simond; then :he maid of
honor. Miss Carrie Spratle", sister OF
the bride, entered from the pastors room
in rear of the pulpit and proceeding to
the front of the church, met the bride
and groom, who then followed her to
the altar. where they We're met by the
lest man, Mr.. Arthur Williams, Of Nor
folk.
The ceremony was then impressively
performed by Rev. McSparref. pastor OF
The Methodist Church. of which the bride
IS q, member.
After the ceremony and the reception
and the congratulations OF friends the
bride and groom wero driven TO the de-
pot, followed by large party, who
showered them with rice and confetti
and tied old shoes upon the brides trunk.
They took the train for Scotland and
there connected with steamer for Baiti-
moro.
Besides that city they vii, visit other
Northern points before their return TO
their home here.
The bridal presents were many, indeed,
some of which We're costly and handsome
Among the latter was {. full parlor suit.
the gift of the members of the Surry
Cavalry. Besides this the troop also
few days previous presented the groom
with a beautifully engraved cavalry saber
as q token Of the esteem in which he is
held by the members Of his command.
The grooms present to the bride was 4
handsome breastpn studded with pearls.
The bride is the eldest child OF Ar.
and Mrs, z. s. Spcatley, and possesses
many charms of person and manner.
which has endeared her to a wide circle
of. friends and admirers, all OF whom
unite in hoping for ner a happy future.
The groom is an active young business
man, who commands the respect md es-
TEEN OF all. and has many friends both
here and elsewhere among the military
as well as the private citizens.
Quite large number of friends accom-
panied the happy couple by train TO
Scotland, where they took steamer. as
nbove mentioned.
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News From Barton Heights.

deliehtfui house-warming was given
nv Mrs. L. T. Briggs at her home, On
Lamb Avenue Monday night III the shape
of a masquerade. Many young people
were there and the costumes being OK ths
latest style. were much enjoyed. G'H'ss
of all kinds were played for the amuse-
ment of the crowd until II o'clock. wnen
refreshments were served. After This
several recitntons were rendered by local
talent The guests then returned to lhc'r
homes, TO dream OF the delightful evening
thus spent.
Miss Eliza BETH Hatcher IS visiting her
mother, Mrs. DR.. w. E. Hatcher, at NO
112 Lamb Avenue.
Miss Lula Abrahams has returned to
her home, in Salem, Va, after very
Dleasaut visit to Mrs. Ida B. Gordon, OF
Barton Avenue.
Mr.. Stewart White, of Lamb Avenue
and Battery Street, who has been quite
sick for some time, continues to I'M
prove.
Miss Kate CHM. of North Avenue and
Roberts Street, left yesterday to visit
friends in Newport News, Va.
Miss lSa.heruc Mayo is spending
Thanksgtving-D with friends on the
Heights.
Mr.. Harry Faulkner, CT Iamt' Avenue
and Dove Street left yesterday TO visit
his mother, in Hanover county.
The High School and Chestnut Hill foot
ball teams played en- Chestnut Hill We'd
cesday The game was a regular walk
over for the High School. the score being
at the end ID to 0 for the High school.
Rose and Bache, Of the Barton Heights
team. played with the Chestnut Hill. The
feature Of the game was the playing OF
Rose and Rache, OF the Chestnut I'M,
and Montague and Baily, OF the High
School, Rferee, Eppes; Linesman, Mont
gomery; Touchdowns, Montague, 2; Bally.
/; 2-l5 minute halves.
Fev. G. P. Scott has returned to his
residence, on Virginia Avenue. from Black
stone and Jonsboro. Va. where he preach
ed on Sunday. lie also delivered lee
ture on An Old Virginia Ham at Burke
vile, Va, OH Monday.
Mr.. J. Cans and wife have returned TO
their residence on Barton Avenue and
Battery Street, from q pleasant trip TO
Baltimore, Washington and Old Point.
Dr. w. Z. Dawson. formerly CT Chest
nut Hill. has moved to Richmond.
Mr.. Roy w. Randolph formerly OF Bar
ton Heights, has moved to Chestnut Hill.
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A FINE ESTATE SOLD.
Mr.. Hurkamp Brings Home Magnificent
HORSE.
(Srecial Dispatch TO Thc Times


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Nov. IS
property belonging to the estate of the
late Charles T. Hunter was sold here at
public auction and brought good prices.
His residence on Main Street was pur-
chased by DR.. III. N. D. Martin at S., 291,
and the store, one square below, was
bought by lIessrs. Brown and Crismond,
who occupy it. at S4,55O a dwelling on
Prince Edward Street was bought by G.
l.. Kalmack for 81, 500, and other pieces
in different parts brought corresponding
prices.
Mr.. Samuel Spicer, while hunting with
his brother in Orange county, accidentally
shot the latter in the head. The wound
while very painful, is not regarded as
dangerous
Mr. james w. Jones, of Caroline coun-
ty, who was stabbed several months ago
by an employee on his farm, with whom
he had dispute, and who, since he LETT
the Mary Washington Hospital, where
he was under treatment for weeks. has
be- -.c,.ing at the home of his brother,
Mr.. Basil G. Jones, in this city, has 80
much improved as to be able to return
to his homo by the end of the week.
The Junior pupils Of Fredericksburg
College gave {, musical recital at the col
Iege hall last night which WIS largely
attended and highly enjoyed.
Mr.. John r. Robson. who VAS elected
this mcnth from Rockingham county,
was until 1884, a resident CT Culpepcr
county.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Taylor. of Whining
ton, Del. have moved to Orange Court
house, and will PERMANENTLY reside there.
One OF the most enjoyable entertain-
ments. card party. was given by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hurkamp a her home on Han
over Street in honor of Miss Katherine
Noble, Of Baltimore. who is her guest.
The handsome iady's prize was Won by
Miss Edmonia Fitzhugh and, the gentle
mans prize by Mr.. r. II. Carmichael.
Mr.. Charles II Hurkamp, OF the Anaret
Stock Farm, has purchased in New York
the fine thoroughbred bay horse, Colonel
Hawkins, four years old, by the great
Hindoo, dam Miss Hawkins (winner OF
THE Oaks the classic English stakes).
by imported Billat. Mr.. Hurkamp will
develop this handsome horse, which is
sixteen hands high, into a tirst-class
jumper and steep!echaser.
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Yates--Rccd.
fs,.c;,, Dis,.tch 70 Tho Times ,

fSnecial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
DURHAM. n. c., Nov. 2s.-W. X.
Yates ard Miss Adelaide NJ. Reed were
married by Rev. Or Z. A. Yates, father
OF The groom, il Trinity Church yester-
day afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. Norman, pastor Of the
church. assisted in the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Clarkson. of Charlotte,
n. c. was bridesmaid. and w. Z. Gutn-
RE IF Durham. best man.
The bride-is a native OF PENNSYLVANIA,
and sister OF NJ. w. Reed. superintend-
ert rf Of the Bull Durham branch OF the
American Tobacco Company here.
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his face, is not expected to live but a
short time.
Eastern Shore Methodis.s.
fsn.c,o, D;sn,tc, 70 Thu Time.

Especial Disoatca to Tho I1mes)
ER.ANKTON. VA, Nov. S.--The. past
year was very successful one to Meth
odists; and eveGy pastoral charge in the
two Eastern Shore counties paid all as
sessments III full, and they have raised
about s2501o for church purposes. The
JoE,:son's Rosebud missionary socie-
tv, led by Mics Mabel Roberts
of Bridgetown, Virginia, raised
more missionary money than any other
society in the State, and in Newport
News was accredited as the banner So
CiotS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
STEPPED IN FRONT OF TRAIN.
Tragic Death OF Capt. ". G. Pe'slnger Near
Covington.
(spccia. Dispatch 10 The Times.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, Nov. 2s.-Cap-
tain ". G. Persinger, while proceeding
from his home to Covington. about two
miles distant, was knocked down and in
stantiy killed by a westbound freight
train about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
The accident occurred within sight OF
the Covington coke ovens and the state
:nent Of those who saw it Occur is that
Captain 2ersinger. III lodging an east
bound freight, stepped over to the west
bound main line. not hearing the train
on that track and not being able to sec
it on account of a very sharp curve at
that point He was an unmarried man
and a devout member of the Presbyterian
Church.
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ROBBER RUN DOWN.
Waited for Pistol Shot-Negro Arrested In
Niary Baldwin Seminary.
fsnecIa1 Disnatcb to The wines. J

STANTON. VA, Nov. 2S.-The Globe
Brewery Depot was broken into last night
and robbed of several articles including
money and a gun. Policeman W. r. New
man suspected German boy Carl
Flasch, who he arrested and recovered
from most Of the articles When Flasch
saw the policeman approaching he started
out on a dead run, but after a chase of
over half a mile Fasch was captured.
Flasch said the reason he ran was be-
cause in his native country. Germany, the
police when giving chase always fired one
shot over the head of the escaping crimi-
nal. which, was the signal 70 stop, and he
had not heard that shot. therefore did not
stop. Flasch was locked up pending trial
before the POLICE justice tomorrow morn-
ing.
About 10 o'clock last night the night
watchman at the Mary Baldwin Seminary
caught William Carter (coloredl while in
the act of stealing. Carter had entered
the premises, and by his noise one of the
young IL dies Of the school was awakened,
who called the night Waterman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
The Masonic Grau1 lodge.
Special Dispatch to The Times

N7Fcs48t I1sf'tFe1 ~ - =
FRANISTON, VA, Nov 2S,-The Ma
sons OF this region are getting ready Tor
the meeting Of sthe grand body in Rich
mond next week. and it is probable that
all the lodges will be represented
Breadwater I,adge, w. D., is probably
TIL. youngest lodge in Virginia, and has
Just completed its lodgs-,poal. It has
many applications for the degrees, and
promises to be numerous and efficient
circle of the craft. This young lodge will
be rep1 esented by Worshipful DR.. Chas.
smith and Right Worshipful $. f. Pennl-
Will and is situated at Nassawadox, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
Weddings in ReidsvilIe.

Especial Dispatch to The Timesl
REIDSVILLE, N. C.. Nov. 2S-N1r. A.
B. Paschal and Miss Eelle Burton We're
married last night at the residence Of Mr..
J. n. Burton, on Cemetery Street
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Blanche Harris to Mr.. J. J. Minis
on "Wednesday. December 4. 1901.
Mr.. j. r. Scoggin and Miss Ethel Ware
were married this evening at s O'Clock
at the nome Of the brides parents.
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Mr.. Kosher Returns.

M. Robert S. Kosher, president OF the
L. c. williams Tobacco Company, return
ed 70 the city Yesterday after spending
six months abroad. lie was accompanied
by his son. Or Lewis Boshcr Other
members OF the family who were with Mr..
Bosher on the trip are HOW IN Ne" York
and will return to the city Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
241o E. Grace street. richmond. "a.
SAY LINE TO BALTIMORE

via c. & o. railway and Old Point o.
8. Mall Route.
Leave Richmond, via Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway, daily. except Sunday. az
4:45 P NJ. connecting at Old Point with
the superb steamers Of the Old Bay Line:
leaving at 7:15 P: NJ. arriving Baltimore
$50 A. NJ, in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West
Short rail ride and all night on one CT thu
finest steamers in cout.1ern waters
For tickets and general information ap-
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Ohio Railway. Richmond Transfer COM
pany, and No. SsS Fast Main Street.
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VIGOROUS RUBBING.

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment
viii euro Rheumatism. as thousands will
estify who have used 1t. II cures stlr
FONTS. muscles and sinews ard Is the bes.
all rorad family LinIment known. For
animals 1t has nc superie. and every
horse owno- ought to keep :. bott.o handy.
Price Tor a large battle 25c. everywhere.
OWENS s. MINOR DRUG CO..
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HANOVER ENTERPRISE,
Auburn Mills to Be Equipped With Modern
fmproyemcuts-Post Moved.
(Spccial Dispatch 10 The Times. }

Especial DISPATCH 70 TIC I1mes.)
AUBURN MILLS. VA, Nov. 2s.-The
postoffice at Auburn Mills will be removed
from the residence of the late Joseph P.
Terrell to TerrelIs Mill.
NJ NJ. Terrell, owner of the Auburn
Mills, will put in rollers, using the sieve
sitter system. This is the only mill in
this vicinity that Is using the sitter sys-
TEN. being forty barrel mill. The COLI
tract will probably be given to NorGykc
and NarInon Company, OF Indianapolis,
Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
WINTER TOURISTS RATES.
IN on Sale. via seaboard Air Lac Railway

The Eeaboar6 Air Line hallway arr
nounce that they Eow have or SAFE
round-trip winter excursion .icise.s TO re-
sort points on its Ines in North and
South Carolina, Georgia and t.ior,u,,.
These cow rates taken n connection
with the superior service and fast sched-
ules operated over this Inc. which Is the
shortest and best to FLORIDA points, n-s
brought to TIE attention OF sEose VIVA
are planning winter tours. It w.ii pc
very much to the Travellers advantages
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
This uue A1uounces the Opening Hinte,
Tourist Season Of 1901 aud 1902 to Florida
Cuba and Other Southern Winter Touris

The time. service and trains srs unex.
ceIIed. iris Is tna route OF the celebrated
on sale from October TO- 1901 20 April 80
1902 FOR fall information apply 20 Rich
n,cud transfer Company. No. 800 East
Main Street; w. Steele. Ticket Agent at
Byrd.S, Station. or
IS. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Ase.
No $50 East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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I he Health Of a Manly Ma

Why When i IS 50 easy 20 s s for
"aaeoa
s66ao sou deaths from bowel