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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
Norfolk Brewers Fighting Tax Imposed By
Ordinance.
fSpeciol DIspatch to The Times. J

ASpeCluIa OlSpalCu 10 Lie 4AAAeS./
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. Is
Moses Turner tcolored was held for the
grand jury to-day by Police Justice Tay-
ior on the charge Of murder. He, yes
terday stabbed Gtorg!e Dewey tcolored.
and severed the ecarotid artery, caus-
ing her instant death.
Mollie Mccoy (colored), for trying to
bride Oracle Williams (colortd) by an
offer of $50, not to testify against Maggie
Davis (coIoredl. charged with felonious
shooting, was fined SIS by Police Justice
Taylor. Maggie on Saturday shot and
wounded Gracic. and Allie sought to bride
the wounded woman from tcstifying
against her sissai,ant. TIE shooters trial
was postponed.
Norfolk, by ordinance, imposed IL
cense Of $3.50 a year Ipor brewers who
sell from wagons. The CO, sumers' Brew
ing Company and the Robert Portuer
Brewing Company fought the License
legally.
To-day Circuit Judge Prentis held that
Ele tax must be raid. The brewers ap-
rsaled' to the Supreme Court, holding
tlipt paying State tax they are absolved
from paying the license imposed by the
municipality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
A DEPOT OF ITS OWN.
The Chesapeake and Ohio 10 Have One sepa.
rate at fredericksburg. 49, 49,.
(Spccial Dispatcn to The Timegl

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November
1S.-It is stated that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad will erect It's
u.yn depot at orange and will have Its
own employees when the Improvements
are made Heretofore patrons of this
road have been served by employees Of
The Southern Railroad at that place.
Rev. Byron Clarke. Of Mt. Washington.
Md, will assist the pastor, Rev. DR.. j.
". Rosebro, in a special series of ser
vices in the Presbyterian Church here,
beginning Monday night, November 18TH
At the evening service to-day DR.. Rose
bro preached a special sermon of great
power on The Imperishable Word and
Ierishing Man.
Tie revival meeting at the Christian
Church, conducted by Evangelist Herbert
Yeuell, Of Pennsylvania, is still growing
In interest, and the church building Is
iradequ. tie to accommodate the large
crowds This afternoon at 8 o'clock a
lecture on The New and Old Woman
wa. delivered to women only. The ser
vices Will continue throughout the week
at night and probably longer. Rev.
r. w. Troy. of Richmond, participated.
in the services Thursday and Friday
nights.
The body Of Mrs. Oswel! Faulconer.
year aso, has been removed to Maryland,
where it was reinforced.
Mr. L. T. Smith. Commemorative At
torney of northumberland county. has
been in Washington and Baltimore for
some time consulting physicians. He is
troubled with vertigo. from which he
seems to find no relief. He is now I'M
Gergoing special treatment Of the ears
In Washington.
Mrs Louise Piquet Duballet, OF Louis
lana. who has been spending the summer
in Stafford county, was the subject of a
most successful surgical operation at the
Mary Washington Hospital here yester-
Gay by Drs. Hale and Chewing.
Rev. J. NJ. Willis, OF Lynchburg, filled
the pulpit Of the Baptist Church here
to-day. preac ching an interesting SER
mon to Il large congregation at both the
morning and night service. in the absence
OF the pastor, Rev. ,Dr.TJ. S. Dill. who
is attending the aptist General Assoca-
tiOn in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
JUVENILE CRIMINALS.
A Confederate Patriarch Dies in Nans:mond. |
Branch and His Blood Hounds
Especial Dispatch Is The Times,


SUFFOLK, VA, Nov. 1S.-A Southamp-
ton county grand jury to-day found true
bills against the youngest alleged felons
ever indicted in this section
The prisoners are Winfield Neville, an
adult, and five boys. all colored, whose
ages range from ten to fourteen years.
They are charged with series of bur-
glaries in Franklin. In confession, enc
Of the boys said Neville directed their
operations and received most of the plum
der. All were held without bail.
John Oliver, Il former Confederate vet
an, died last night at his home in Nan
semond county, aged seventy-seven years.
He had been married three times and
was the father OF twenty-four children.
seventeen of whom are living. The young
est is an infant
Hurricane Branch. with two blood
hounds. left last night for the scene of
the Hagerstown (A1d.) murder.
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CAR0LINA'S TEAM
Will Show Up With Fine Record in Norfolk
Next Saturday.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)


CHAPEL HILL, N. c., November IS
IN the city of Norfolk the annual foot
ball game between the rival universities
of North Carolina and Virginia will take
place, and from all indications it will be
a spirited contest and hard fought.
The record of Virginia's eleven is prob.
ably known to most OF the sporting eIe-
ment in the Old Dominion, and it is one
to be very proud Of.
Cardinals record is also a very envia-
Die one.
They have played seven games, and in
all came out victorious, not merely Win
ming by few points. but by decisive
scores.
The prospects here at the beginning of
the football season were far from prom
ising. and for a time it really seemed
that Calolina would be weakly repre-
scented.
Only five OF the old players had return
cd. but these came out at the first CALL
and with them came many more candi-
dates, all would-Je Varsity men.
The practices at first were also disap-
pointing, but as the excellent coaching
began to show itself, the result could
clearly be seen. Playing became iercer
and more aggressive.
Lines of defense were strongly formed
and interference for offense became very
telling. and SO now Carolina leaves its
name in the hands Of the team; and they
feel like it will be strongly guarded.
The VARSITY. accompanied by crowG
of rooters. will leave here Friday morn
ing, arriving in Norfolk that evening.
The whole party will be quartered at the
Monticello
Excursion parties are being arranged
from different points in the State. and a
great crowd of Tar Heels can be ex-
pected to invade Norfolk.
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GAME IS PLENTIFUL.
Sportsmeu Have Great Luck ia Allegheny
County. e
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

Especial DlSDalcu 10 lue 1i-ues)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Nov. 1S.-Thc
hunting season in Allegheny and sur
rounding counties is the best for years.
Hardly Il day passes that two or some
times more deer are brought here
for shipment to northern markets, or by
sportsmen from other localities on Their
way home. IS,
Captain E. G. Roberts, of the Clifton
Forge Rifles, sighted two within & few
miles of town. and killed Il fine buck at
the remarkable distance of 600 YARDS.
This shot was made with Springfield
army rife, and has established cutie
reputation for the accuracy of the
Springfield in this district.
Small game, such as Old hares. par
tridgcs, and squirrels are especially plen-
tiful, and also Very easy to get up"
this year. the hagga Ee-room at the deoot
being a nightly sight that would satisfy
a. very NiElrod.
Hunters from distance recognize tAe
fact that Allegheny and the adjoining
counties are veritable Hunters Paradises.
and do not fail to take advantage of the,
gCcd season
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CHARLES ROBY BADLY HURT,
The Rsdford Physicians Now Have Scarle
Fever Under Contro!
Especial Dispatch to The Times.>

EAST RADFORD. VA, Nov. 49,
Charles Roby. of this place, was struck
in the face at Keystone. w. Va. Satur-
day night by some man with whom he
had had some words during the day.
Roby, who is an engineer, was signing
orders when the party slipped up from
behind ana struck him as he turned from
the desk. He is seriously hurt and could
not be brought home. He has wife and
two children.
The scarlet fever situation is better,
physicians now having it under control.
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not over ten to twelve feet. as the OPEN
ing at the entrance is not over the size
Of a silver dollar. The charge entered
near centre at top OF pelvis. taking off
part o,f bone, ranged TO left through groin
and came out near left hip a piece OF
clothing one and q half inches square
passed through with the charge.
Kurtz had snapped his gun at a bird
and turned to his companion and request
ed him to toss stone UP that he might
try the carcrii!Se again. AS he stopped
his gun went off The unfortunate DO.
who caused the accident Is Frustrated
with grief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
THE PISTOL IN KING GEORGE.
Tcfing Firearms Threatens tbs Cencus
That County-LibeI Suit.
(SnccIal Dispatch to Tho IIme,

Especial Dispatch to Tho Itmes1
KING GEORGE. VA. Nov. 1S.-Rcharti
Grimes, co!ored, was fatally shot by an
FISHERMAN q the store of c. A. Berry, on
Nachodock Creek, last night.
In a quarrel Saturday between William
and Ben Tyler, brothers. the latter was
fatally shot.
Henry. the young son of H. T. Garrett.
was accidentally shot in the leg by his
brother, William, Saturday.
II c. F'itzhugh. who was accidentally
shot in the hand Saturday by Alex. Peed,
is improving.
The $4,000 libel suit of r. Nindee and
others against J. E. Rogers went to trial
here to-day, and great interest is mani
tested by the citizens ot1 the county
There are twenty-nine witnesses. among
them DR.. MCGUIRE Newton, OF Richmond,
and the editor of the Star, OF Fredericks-
burg, Va
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FROM NV YORK

p.ccESGERS can leave DAILY, excep
-, from company pier. No. 20 Nort,
Sun, :. p NJ, for Old Point Co,nfo1-
~ Norfolk. connecting with c. & 0. an.
:s.tu & W. trains FOR Rchmoad
eT sGicHats on sale at company's office. ".
,o1, act Main Street; Richmond Trans.
Ter Ter Company: No; s2s East Ns:a Street,
20 E a.. further information apply to
JOHN +. MAYER. Agent
Nc 1872 East Main N s5' 81 R scb Va
~ West Street. New York. N. Y.
j. Thrown.
n r. WALKER. Gen Pas. Agt
- Traffic Mana ger.
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MAJOR BROCKENBROUGH.
Society OF the Army and Navy Take Chargs
OF His Remains
Especial Dispatch to The Times


BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 1S.-The BODY
of Major John Boyer Brockenbroush
special agent of the United States Int
rior Department, who died at Evanston.
Wyoming. last Friday, will reach this
city Wednesday night
James r. Wheeler and Charles r. Crane
of the Society of the Army and Navy of
the Confederate States. called on Mrs.
Brooke nbrough to-day and claimed on
behalf of the society, the privilege or
making arrangements for the funeral of
the dead man and interring the body in
the Confederate lot in .Loudoun Park
Cemetery
Funeral services will take place Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock and the Rev.
Niii'am NJ: Dame, of the Memorial Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. whose brother
Nelson Dame, of Winchester. Va. was
lifelong friend of Major Brocken
brough. will officate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
COMMISSIONS REPORT,
Nicaragua Route is Favored for luter-Oces
Canal
rRv associated Freas.,

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-The renort
OF the isthmian Canal Commission vii,
it is SAID, be placed in the hands OF the
President at the end OF the present week.
The document is completed practicable,
but the necessity of including some i'm
portant data concerning engineering
problems makes it impossible to submit
the report Immediately.
The commissioners have reached an
agreement upon all the salient facts 10
he presented in the report and as alrea 6fy
indicated in the Associated Press the de-
eision of the commission favors the Mica
ragua project, the cost Of which is
placed at about 20 per cent. of the cost
OF the Panama project
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Wilson-0rton.
fspectal Dispatch to The Time, /,

topecIHf -DI5patcH 10 1ue lIntS.J
EASTVILLE, VA, Nov. 1S.-The mar
riage of Mr.. James w. Wilson, Of Cape
Charles, and Miss Alice Orion took place
last Thursday evening at the home of
will return at once to Cape Charles for
few days. after which they. will go to
Baltimore, Md, and make their home IN
that city.
The bride is the daughter or Mr.
Thomas H. Orion, formerly OF Cape
Charles.
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Judge Dudley Will Not Contend
tsrccia; p,s1.tch to The Times,

tSr'cin T5'siHi.cn he Tines
8 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. IL
Judge Sidney ]. Dudley, who re-
Gently succeeded the late Judge Lee on
the county bench of the courts of Eliza.
beth City and Warwick, has declined "a
enter the primary for the judgeship Judge
Dudley = In MS letter TO the Democratic
method is unusual and he viii submit his
claims to the iudgeship to the Legisl,-
t,re He says he now holds the place
and does not believe the Judicial ermine
should be soiled BY q personal canvass
for reelection. 49,
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He Is
Grateful.

Richmond. Va, July /. 1901.
The I'owhatan Medicine Co.
Sirs Gratitude for the relief afror,le
nc by the use of your Primo Pile Prepa-
ration causes me 20 w aa and a thank you
pubiic n snl!c that not only relieved. hm,
] believe permanently cured me OF an az
graHatcd case Of Piles and ] cand!61y be-
iiere Il w!ll cure any ono who tries H.
Respectfully.
The whitIock Branch. The American
Cigar Co.
Price Csc. For snic by All Eruss'sts
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Poo!c-Rcnncf'e

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Nov. lS.-Mr.
Gorge 3. Pool and Miss Matte {. Ben
netIe were quietly welded Friday at the
home OF the bride, IL Springwood.
Mr.. Pool IS native of Philadelphia.
but has been a resident ot Clifton Forge
for some years, beng connected with the
Chesapeake ard Ohio Railway.
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Esnce In linWiddic.
fSpecial p;.n,tch 10 tn. Tlr

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times
NJ kENNEY, VA. Nov. 1S.-A most
pleasant evening was spent at the home
of DIR. E. c. Powell Friday evening" when
a number of young people assembled to
engage in dancing. Music was furnished
by the home talent. which was excel
lentiy rendered. At a. M they bid fare
We'll to host and hostess. with the hope
that il WOULD soon be repeated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
MR.. LONG EXPLAINS
Reason fer His Attitude on the Barbour.
OuarIes llqaor Question.
fSnecia, Dispatch to The Times

Especial DfsDatch 10 ] NJ Iimcs,J
IYSCHBURG, VA. November IS
AR. Arrnistead r. Long, whose 1T.
t;tude on the Quarles-B Barbour resolu-
ton created such stir In the Baptist
Association. made a full statement of his
position to his class in the sunday-school
Of the First Baptist Church yesterday
morning.
After explaining to the class the diff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
Old Dominion
||'E' steamship Co
Daiiy Line for New York, the Mort
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, eXcep
Sunday by Chesapeake and Onio HALLWAY
at9 a. NJ. via Norfolk or a. VI. ana J.I
y. Nj. BY n. & w. Railway VIA Norfolk
both lines connecting with direct steam
-rs sailing same day.
Steerage passengers can leave by auxil-
fary steamer Monday, Wednesday ana Fri
day, sailing Fl, N Rockets at NJ, AM
cbangine to mainline ship at Norfolk
TP EIGHT fer all northern, eastern ;.nG
foreign ports received and forwart!c,
daily. except Sunday. at company's
wharf Pockets.
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GO !. M-No 15 daily for Durham y C.
and all stations between heysytiIs and nnrhan am,
LrncEb burg; 8, Jetiress for Ruralo Ltthts SPRINGS
and local stations on Sortots DIVISION 10 Dan.
ysifirh Goldsbor and all North Carolina point.
iaGI p. Mo = solid train daily for Char.
ard powhatan Raiiroad: at Greensboro for Dur
nan, Raleigh and "lnston-salem: At Dah.it
daily for New Orleans and point, South which
earr,es sIeepers 10 New Orleans and Jacssonyiiie
tnlroorn sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and Birn,-
inrham Through sIeeper Salisbury TO emphi.
.tIanta Augusta acksouviiIc and points sou.h.
Sleeper 70, Dsnville Greensboro Salisbury and
chsilcte cnen q E,ehm9of ,e es u eo'nrsI
snntbwestern Limited. which earrtes through
slssse5s TO Ncmpais Ariana Sar Or
iat1s &c Complete Gintns.enr service. n1sn
~ qianrs washington 10 san Francisco with.
a. eharre with connections tof AZ pOiu.si II
Ta-,s Mexico and California
60 p N-No II, Loca'. daily except SUNDAY
for ;.evsviItc ard ,n-~rn,rdsH," roinss
'' 1890 ~ Trtrrr,ta>-'y
e,e p. NJ and GOO a M-From Atlanta NJ
IND Asheyiile and all points South
rIm,, A M-Frcn, Kcysytiis and Ioca! s;a.ioa,
sIe p. M.-From Durham. ox:osd AMI .a:s,.
meGiate atations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRArNs
xos &, aude.. between Manchester v.
YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST PotXc
TIE FA A.nSs -, E4 ;a5Idy NORTH
i.ESF Els hi HOUND
xsor. Mo. Is Bait,n.ore Limited ea,t,-e
snndays connecting at West Point w!,h
,rap, ar 10. baltimore am! YORK River Landings
s.ops only Al station. between ouiuson and Wcss
fe asp p Mo. 10. Local Express daily excsp,
snsevs for West Point and intermediate stations.
q with stage ., Lester Manor Tor Walkes,oa
sn naen 4 M.-No II, Locai Mixed Leave, daily
o:oo s.niaS. sot West Poin. and intermediates
e,a,Ipns CONNECTING with stage q: Lester Manos
~. .os tSais er.on and Tappahannocs
''i y TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
s.,oA. M-Eai!y from West Point; with eoaa,,-
.,on from gaItir. rre except Mondays
hIa9a A. Except sundays and Mondays.
AIS p M-DaIIy. except Sunday nom Weys
Point and I'M emu diate stations:
S,eamers Iesye West Point daily. except sun
DAYS. $50 p NJ arriving Baltimore 500 A. "
S,ssmers cali al Almonds and Yorktown russ
49, Thursdy IS and Saturdays. CiarEB. Aa1
GISrcester Mondays. Wednesdays and FridayA
~ W. Ms 1.-i o..s k-ses .s.st,
No. NO h. MAIN S.. Rieamoaa VA
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fss,rE1AF:s
q ianfIc-CoaSt Line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE. JUNE 20. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Ygp.sTREEr
E;sir.f:oAES

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20. 1901.
= TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND EYaD.sTREEr
STATION.
200 a. ". NORFOLK LIMITED. pn.ty. Al,
Ssss Pe,ersenrg ":st A. ". Norfolk ii.eo A. 81.
stor n. only a. pete-.hn-g waverfv and suffolk
~slaon i,:5aA Fayestevti,e AZ s. chari.>
s.se ias NJ savannah c:s5 M, Jscksonvfifs
w wi'noh eth Eth Nc arriving sodsbo-o s.J
York 10 Ia JACK oy VI Pullman Sleeper Ne~
,ss ;.s rs Stops Naaess..er brew BREW,
.a a:'s f.ts;;s ocE.X SHORE II.,rrzp patty
sorn,s; S;epr NJ Weldon -. md Rock,
,;p y. Daily Local Arrives re,er,sa-.
60 ". FIoRrpa AND WEST rspl.
eoHnrc tn WIN n1fIS h5.ivc. Pntsr.snrs "
nsc rfs With A. and D. fnr sta.ion, hetween F,a-
FAVE sT1 @ wssea sia T.
PORT Tam y, -; itsa M JacI:onvue '2;i' NJ.
NEW LTNETo -IIppLEGEoRcrA foISr,-
a!Ilas.ns hmrmsta IS \. y. Macon If:i5 ",
Nv Tng ia .
en-, ,en: Jack-onvilIe Por. Tamna Augusta snt
o;IoF. n. Daily. Arriving Petersburg e.iii
NJ Connect ut PETERSBURG with Norfolk and
Roanoke 4 NJ. Bristol 1910 "a 4 N Pullman
sisspe9 Richmond TO Lynchours
- u. Arrives feterspi1s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
b ia ,n;a aastn augusta and
H0ir,F< ~n--th
az rnt"rs"n.r rrnchhurs
s;4sA. NJ, Daily except suaaa, Petersburg
l1-1oA: NJ. Daily except Sunday. from Gotd.-
hero aud intermediate stations, Norfolk and sus
y % 4. N. Sunday only from Norfolk, SUI
Ii.<2A. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk. Suffolk sad
Petersburg.
2io P. ~. Daily. ezccp. Sunday from pe.er,-
$50 P; NJ. Daily from Norfolk. sufols aud
s.eaP. NJ. Daily from Miami Port lamps
Jacksonville. Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington,
Goldsboro and all points South
a;a6 r, NJ, Daily, from Petersburg. LJnchoaeS
T. II. EMERSON TRAFFIC Manaser.
J.R. KENLr General Manager
a. NJ. EMERSON, General Passenger Azsns.
- q. CAMPBELL, Division Passenger Agent
SIS East Main 5trsss.
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n NV : HoIfl!h@Meste
JUNE so 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND fDAILYl. ByRD-STEEET
@-'.-'.''a in :Nsr~

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BFRD-STEEET
STATION.
SEQ A. M.-SoRFoLK LIMITED. .Arrtr, =.
Norfolk Up ~ S a; NJ stops only 50 r'tessoafs
sos A. M-THE CHICAGO EXPRESS Fec
1vnebburg Roanoke, Columbus md Chicago.
Buaes Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
~ mn sleeper Rnanoke to Columbus; also for Bril-
tot. knoxville and chattanoos. Pullman
Il p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMITED. hrrtv,
Norfolk 5.s5 r ~ stops only at Petersburg
WayerIy and Suffolk Connects ut Norfolk with
simmer. 10 Boston Providence. New Yosk. BaIti.
S... r M-For suffolk. Norfolk and inter,
,ediaf. stations Arrive, at Norfolk 1t 10 10 2 NJ
o 10 p M.-Tor Lyuchburg and Roanoke Con-
meets nj Lynch burg with Washington and Ghattn-
uooca Limited. Pullman sieepers Lynchburs to
Mem phis and New Orleans Cafe. Parior and, and %
,erystion Car Rad ford 10 Alfalfa. Ala, Pullman
sIeener between Richmond and i-ynchhnrE
Berths ready for OCCUPANCY at 80 In
Pullmau Sleeper Petersbur. ans. Rn~
Irainsarrive RichmoEd from chhnrs and
The West daily at So A. NJ. au p. NJ ffon
Norfolk and The Ea,: n. y % n. ~ A. NJ
and $50 Z. NJ.
0Hra-Sn 2Ss Main Stree
TEn = WAGNER, City "a s. and ricss. AIs-
"a RosIrY District passenGet Agent.
W Z EETILt. Gsuerai Passenger Agent
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Vitality of a Boy.

Especial Dispatch to The Timesl
WAYNESBORo. VA. November Is
George Kurtz who was accidentally
shot by Roiert Wright while bird hunting
Friday, still clings to life. The charge
must have been received at distance of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19

Southern's narrnw-gauge road into Clare
mont, the railroad has been missing it's
mail connections with mail steamer Tor
James Riy y pc:Ets, much to the rtsret
of it's patrons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
EXCHANGE FOR WOMAN's WOSK. FRANZ
lin AND THIRD STREE S.

There will be a special sale of Fancy
Articles at the Exchange TO take plac,
Monday and Tuesday. Move mber 18th and
18th. Attention is called to this sale a.
work at greatly reduced prices. Don't
fall to remember the dates.
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OCToubE

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION EAsTBoCNp
600 A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Norfolk. Old
Point. &c. Connects at Soriotk with ord poniin'o"
Point, Sc, Pullman 10 Old Point.
70 S wiih car
Connects at Old Point with Washington. Cape
Charles and Baltimore steamers
wEsTBoUND.
1910 A. NJ, Local, excep. Sunday. to Clifton
.s5 P NJ, Daily. st. Louis Lfmit-d Din ng-, ar
Train, with Pullman for Clncinoatt. LOUSY lie
anil 81. Louis. Connects for ircniH II spring
and Chicago Five 10 eight hours quickest linz
West. Local ira II fol the ST. Louis Unite.
f ON Gordonsviile TO Stauntan, exe.s sunday
$50 P. NJ. Lowell Accomm odation. Exec
Sunday.
10 BOP. NJ. f. r. Y. Daily. Connects for VII
GIN hot Springs. Pullman TO Hinton. connec
ing with Farior Car to Cincinnati, and WITH Pull
mans to Cincinnati, Louisville and West All
meals In dining car.
LEAVE EIGHTH STREET STATION.
vs., and Clifton Forge Except Suntay tor RIOS
ney Alberene and sew Castle. Parlor Car
1.I5 P NJ, Except Sunday for reno.
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION.
esoA. NJ. end $50 P. NJ. Daily. from Clnctn
natl.
Ie.4OP. M. Except Sunday, from Norfolk.
1000 a. NJ and 40 P. ~ Daily. from Nos-
sisPM NJ. Local. exeep pit Sunday. from Clifton
Forge.
ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET STATION
s.4OA NJ, E1ccut Sunday. from Br'mo.
Gas P NJ, Daily. from Clifton Eorg: and
Lexington. Va. and Ro-nsy.
Apply at 500 Fast Main Street, sa3 East Main
Street and Murphy's Hotel Tor further infornia'
INV. FULLER. JNo. =. POTTS.
G.P.A. A. G. z. \.
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Take c. & o. Railway train. daily exccp
sunday. at 4:45 P. NJ. for Baltimore VIZ
0,d point Comfort. connecting at Old Poin
Nth one OF the superb steamers of N
~ pav Line. leaving at I:15 for BALI
~, Arrive in Baltimore at $50 A. n
~ ~ time to make connections with all traIr.
~ east ard west. Short rail ride ar.
ali night on one c. the finest steamers y
No. tickets and general information ar
III, at ticket Offices c. C o. Railway.