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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Condensed Schedules.
DEPARTURE. OF TEAMS.

! CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO EaAIL-5
WAY-95A. ~, local for Norfolk. sc. 3.4iJ
p. NJ, Newport News. Norfolk, Old
Point and local stations; 4;45 Z. AZ. daily,
except Sunday. limited; 1910 a. NJ, local
train daily to Charlottesville. and except
Sunday, to Clifton Forge: 2:45 2. NJ.
daily. for Cincinnati. Louisville, ST. Lou
and the West: $50 P. NJ, except Sunday.
accommodation for boswell: 1880 p
III. the f. F. V. daily, Tor Cincinnati and
Louisville; 1890 4. NJ. from Eighth
Street Station, daily for Lynchburg. Lex
inston and Clifton Forge. connects. e1-
cept Sunday, with Buckingham and All
berene branches: 5:15 p. NJ. except Sun
day. for Bremo.
SOUTHERN R1AILYNAY.-9:20 a. y.
daily Tor Durham. &C., connecting at
Burkeville for t'armville. Lynchburg, &c
1901 P. NJ. daily for Charlotte, N -
New Orleans ard points South; q z. H.
local, daily except SunGay,$to keysviiie;;
80 F. NJ. daily for Atlanta, AuSustr
and points South.
YORK-RIvER LINE.-4:3o p NJ. daily
excent Sunday for West Point. connecting
with steamer Tor Baltimore Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays: 2:30 p. NJ.
dstiS except Sunday, local express Tor
Ves- Point: connects with stage at Les
ter Manor. and also with steamer ct
West Point for Baltimore: y. NJ, local
mixed for West Point daily. except Jun
day
NORFOLK AND wESTERN--6 A. a.
daily. vestibule limited to Norfolk; o:05
"A. NJ. daily. the Chicago Express. Bristol,
Chattanooga and points South and West:
3:l5 2. NJ. daily, Norfolk, etc: 6:Ji ?. NJ.
daily foc Norfolk and intermediate points:
$50 P. NJ. daily tor Lynchburg. Chatta-
nooga and New Orleans.
RI c FL NJ o - y. FREDERICKSBURG
AND Potomac RAiLROAD-S.3O a. NJ.
daily through train for Washington: $50
A NJ. Sundays. and $50 a. NJ otter lays.
Washington and intermediate points; Il
NJ except Sundays. and 7:42 2. NJ daily
for Washington and inssSmediate points:
Fredericksburg accommodation daily ex-
cept Sunday. / 2. NJ. Ashland train leaves
Elba at 10 y. NJ. and $50 z. A.. except
Sunday.
Leave Eroad-Street Station Chesapeake
, and Ohiol 6:4o ~. NJ. and $50 z. NJ daily
for Washington and points North.
daily for Petersburg ard Norfolk: 900 A:
NJ daily for Petersburg. Jacksonville and
points South: 11:55 a. NJ. daily except
Sunday for Petersburg: 3Io 2. NJ. daily
for Norfolk. etc. and 5:aI z. Nj. daily.
Petersburg local: $50 P NJ. daily. except
G:57 P. NJ. daily for points South; con.
meets at Petersburg with Norfolk and
Western for Norfolk. etc: 9:tO NJ
daily for Petersburg. LynchburE. Roa-
nolle. ETC.: 11:SO P. NJ daily for Peters
burg.
SEABOARD AIR LINE-U Leave Broad
Street Stationl.-9;3o a. NJ. daily. for Pc
tersburs, Henderson. etc, and all points
South and Southwest: 2:40 2. NJ. daily for
Petersburg Raleigh, Columbia. Savannah
AMI all Florida Points: 1910 P. NJ, daily
for points South and Southwest: $40 A.
NJ and $50 P. NJ. for Washington, New
York and che East
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15

F.T. West Nomuatea-sp Speeches by Rixey
Marshall aud Pollard.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes)
LOUISA, VA, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
to-day nominated by acclamation f. T..
West for the Legislature, after a har-
rnonious meeting of tie County Commit
tee. r. A Crawford and j. II. Crank both
having withdrawn from the race.
lie has been superintendent OF schools
for the county for number of years
and is a. very p0pular man and official
No other man could nave been selected
who viii come nearer harmonizing the
Crank and Crawford factions.
Congressman John T. Rixey, Cyclone
Jim Marshall, and II. r. Pollard opened
the Democratic campaign here to-day by
addressing q. very large and enthusiastic
crowd in the courthouse. There was not
standing room. and Il great many had
TO remain outside for lack of room.
Mr.. Absalom Waller, OF Spotsylvania;
s. A. Henson. nominee for the Legisla-
ture and ". F. Gaines addressed the Re
pub.1cans on the court green.
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WILMLNGT0N'S CARNIVAL.
they Have the Bostock Shows and Governor
Aycock Pressed The Button.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times

(Speclal UISpatch 10 Inc Iihlts.J
WILMINGTON. n, c., Oct 1.-THE
famous Bostock- Ferari shows arrived at
j. o'clock last night on their special train
from Richmond. They are here for the
Elks Carnival and Street Fair, which
opens at o'clock this evening to last the
entire week The Bostock aggregation
was secured at a guarantee of $1,000.
At : O'Clock this evening Governor
Charles Is. Aycock viii push a. button in
Raleigh and set the Carnival in motion
by lighting thousands of electric lights in
the Carnival district. which covers fifteen
city blocks in the business portion of the
city. The principal streets are dotted
with handsomely decorated booths. The
Carnival promises TO be the greatest gala
festival in the history of Wilmington.
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TO PROMOTE MILITIA.
Representative hay Talked With President
About His Rii--hariil ia Washington.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes)


WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 14.-Repre-
sentative Hay, of the Ninth District, was
in Washington to-day and called upon
President Roosevelt. Primarily, Repre-
sentative Hay merely called at the White
House to pay his respects to the Presi-
dent, but While there he took occasion
to speak Of a bill which he fathered dur
ing the last Congress providing for the
promotion of the efficiency oil the militia
in the several States. The general scope
OF Mr.. Hays proposed measure seemed
TO meet with the hearty approval of MI.
Roosevelt and il is probable that & point
eddy worded paragraph calling attention
to the necessity of generous appropria-
tons for the maintenance and support of
citizen sodiery Will be Incorporated
III President Roosevelts annual message
to Congress.
Senator Martin. who has just returned
from a six-weells' tour of several Euro
pean countries, was also a caller al the
White House to-day. The Senator having
but recently again set foot upon Ameri-
can soil. has scarcely as yet graspetl neEv
conditions, and his call was brief cali
ing 10 pay respects to the President.
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Tkey Had to Jump.

Victor Bow, a Fulton youth OF six
teen. and a negro brakeman had to
jump from a car Sunday afternoon to es
cape Tie effects of a collision. Bow was
bruised and somewhat cut, though not
seriously hurt, and the brakeman es-
capped injury.
Til, car. which was to be put in a train
bci;.G made up at the Fulton yar,s. had
been left on the siding nearby, and nc
brakes not having been securely faste!l-
cd. or having been released. the tar ran
dnWn the grade and into the ward. g II
ran against aiN engine, but the carnage
so = m fin e. tg9Tgs
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COMPLIMENT TO MR.. GORDON.
Grand Division, Daughters of confederacy, to
meet in Staunton.
fs,oc;.I dispatch to The Times.


SrAIJNTON. VA, Oct 14.-City Attor-
ney A. c. Gordon rendered his resigna-
ton because the city has been nesotlat-
ing in reference TO q water supply WIN
a client of William Patrick, Mr. Gordon $
partner. The Council last night deemed
to accent Mr.. Gordons resignation, ana
passed a resolution empowering the
Water Committee to employ special coun-
sci in the water matters.
The Grand Division of Virginia OF the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy VIII
hold their seventh annual convention IN
Stanton on October 10th and 18th.
Mrs. James Mercer Garrett, the founder
of this society in Virginia, is the honorary
president. Mrs. r. I. Meade is president.
and the vice-presidents are Miss Wise
man. Mrs. G. ". Nelms. and Mrs. J. w.
Wallace; Recording Secretary. Mrs. n.
V Randolph: Correspondent Secretary
Mrs. J. II. Undertake, and Treasurer,
Miss c. Irby Boiling.
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INTERESTING EVENTS.
Noteworthy Marriages TO Take Place at Viii
iiamSburg.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Tines.>

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October a.
Miss Francis Booth, the daughter of Dr.
h G. Booth. of the Grove, is to be mar
.ied to Mr. Ballentine. q wealthy lawyer
of San Francisco, the I'D OF this month
Owing TO the Illness of DR.. Cumming. a
:, brother-in-law OF Miss Booth, the we'd
ding. which was to have been q big home
affair. will be quiet-takinS place from
l31uton Episcopal Church. OF this city.
Nj. II. Gregory Spencer q prominent
merchant of the city. is to marry Miss
Martha Bagby also of Williamsburg, the
18th OF October.
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Runaway in EarmYiIle.
yS,cc;aI Disnatch 10 The Times !

lSnrciaI I5lspatrn 10 lie IiiNes
TARMvILLE. VA, Oct. H.-Mrs. j..
Palmer and her two children of Cumber-
land were on their way home from Farm
VILE yesterday, when the spirited horse
she was driving became terribly frighten-
cd and dashed down Main Street at break
neck speed rsn upon the Sidewalk. throw
ing the occupants and the vehicle vio-
lentlv against a brick house. None of
them were seriously hurt, but their es-
cape from instant death was almost a.
miracle.
Mr. j. Ashby Armisted will represent
the Farmyille Lodge in the City Council
of the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics. which meets In Richmond To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
DRUGGISTS Meet.

The annual convention of the National
Wholesale Druggists Association will
meet at Old Point to-day and continue
in session during the week Mr.. e. D.
Taylor, of the Powers-Taylor Drug Com
pany, is chairman Of the Committee on
Arrangements, and has been at the hotel
since last Saturday.
Fl The drug firms CT Richmond are well
represented. and many Of the leading
drugmen are attending.
Colonel John B. Purcell. ex-president
of the associati ton, went down yesterday
Before adiourning the members will ne
given a Zip to Jamestown.
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John c. Aruistesd.
fspecial Dfspatch TO The Times I,

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct ia teIe-
gram was received in Petersburg to-day
announcing the death of Mr. Jo;,a c.
. Arinistead in Baltimore, at Bristol Ho-
tel, where he had been residing for some
time past. iIr. Arn1istead was about
sixty-tive years Gt age. and was well
known in Petersburg. where he lived un-
til two years ago. He was a native of
Prince George county. and at the age OF
fourteen entered the Office of the late
Robrt Gillian. who was clerk OF the
county. Mr.. Armistead was deputy I'M
der the late D. NJ Bernard clerk of the
Hastings Court in Petersburg, and upon
his resignation became clerk. which Of
flee he flied with marked ability Mr.
Armistead was a bright and accom-
pllshed Mason. He was at one time
Past District Deputy Grand Master Of
this district, and was a past master of
Blandford Lodge, No 3. in which he still
held membership.
He married Miss Mary A Keen. daugh-
ter of Rev. DR.. Keen, or Kentucky, who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Yirgi1ians in Washington.
(Special Disnatch to The mines

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. H-The fol-
lowing Firginians are registered at
Washington Hotels Tonight: a. +.
Greene and wife, William J.. Royal, o.
D. Leisewing. G. L. Myers and George
S. Stokes. Richmond; S. D. Boydge,
Front Royal; X. ". Burke and wife and
E. L. Edwardson. Stanton; c. w. S.
Turner, NIountviile; c. A. Brainard, Old
Point; John Lowery and wife, Newport
News, and August Dan Mehl, Freder-
icksburg.
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Bridal Couple From Virginia.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times)

WASHINGTON. d. c. Oct 14-LIr r.
TAYLOR Clark, Of Culpeper, who married
Miss MolIe S. Payne, at Locust Grove,
Orange county, arrived here to-day, and
are guests Of the Howard House Mr.
Clark and his bride Will spend 8 portion
OF their honeymoon at the National Cap
ital, and after Visiting the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition viii return to their flu
ture home, at Culpeper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
CANE TO MEET THE GROOM,
Paving Bonds OF RosT oNe Sold for a
Bonus
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times, J

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct i4-Mr.
William Sehwenzer and Miss Elvina
Schultz were married Tonight at $50
o clock at the parsonage by Rev. e. a.
Shenk, of Trinity Lutheran Church. The
bride came down from New York Sauur-
day to meet the groom, who is employed
at the shipyard here.
Bids were opened to-day for one hundred
thousand dollars OF paving bonds and
twenty-five thousand dollars courthouse
refunding bonds. OF the four bidders,
Denison. Pryor & Co. We're the highest.
Offering five hundred dollars premium N
the first case and one hundred in the
second They are Tour per cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
A Wild Navy Lad.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 14.-Sam Snythe
q. naval sailor, was committed TO Jail
at Portsmouth to-day, charged with hav-
ing this morning entered the house of
Irene Banks, and after driving her out,
built a fire on the floor. which came near
destroying The house.
His hostess it appears. was a stranger
to him, and he was drinking heavily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Drowned ia Public Rasd.
Special nTspatct 10 The Times

BRISTOL. VA, Oct. 14-Nv. II Smith,
q man about Go years Of age. was found
dead i'll the road at Glade Springs, Va,
Sunday morning. He had been on a spree
and laid down in the road. with his jig
beside him. During the night it rained,
and the water that ran in the road was
sufficient to drown Smith. Smiths wife
and one son survive.
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Free Delivery in Southwest.
lSnncial lisnatcN To The Times !

BRISTOL, VA, Oct. 1.-THE Postoffice
Department has made arrangements for
free rural mail from the Bristol post
office, having established six routes,
reaching both Virginia and Tennessee
points. The system will so into effect
soon. Mr.. Barr viii investigate the sit
uation at Draper, Glade Spring, Marion
and Chilhowie, with a. view to establish
ing free delivery from those points.
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Still Alive and Well.
fBv Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, d. c.. October. 14.-All
that can be gained from the State De-
partment officials respecting the case OF
Miss Stone. the missionary who IS held
by brigands in Bulgaria, is that She is
alive and that Efforts are continuing for
her release.
The officials still maintain hope of ul-
innate success.
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FEAR TO USE FORCE.
Tloops Withdrawn from Pursuit OF Miss
Stones Ceptors.
CBr Associated Press.

(Br Associated Press)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 14.-The
Turkish commander had completed dis
positions to surround Miss Ellen NJ
Stones captors at noon. Saturday last
Spencer Eddy. secretary of the United
States legation, however, received infor-
nation that further activity would re-
suit in the death of Miss Stone, and at 10
o'clock Saturday morning he proceeded
to the residence of the Minister of For
eign Affairs. Tewfik Pasha, and demand
ed the immediate retirement OF the Turk
ish troops.
This was carried out and the Bulgarian
forces followed suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Wagon and Car Collide.

The line wagon Of the Richmond pas
ye-,ser and Power Company was ru, into
and upset by Traction car No. 80 at
Eighth and Broad Streets Sunday night.
Two men in the WAGON had Il narrow
escape. but fortunately they jumped be-
fore the wagon turned over. The horses
trotted of. but were captured before
making much headway. This passengers
ncre shaken UP somewhat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
DRAGGED FROM PLATFORM.
John O'DonneIl Taken to Barracks by Polio;
Alter Fierce Struggle.
(By Associated Press. J

LONDON, Oct. 14.-John ODonnell
CNationalisD attempted TO address his
constituents to-day in Kilmaine, county
of Mayo, the scene OF recent evictions.
He was dragged off the platform five
times by police. and finally. after a fierce
struggle was taken to the barracks.
One hundred and fifty police We're pres
ent at the meeting. The crowd hurled
stones, and several persons were injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Fought a Draw.
fBy. Associated Prcss.)

BUFFALO, N Y. Oct. 14.-Kid Broad
and Dave Sullivan fought a twenty-rouRd
draw il the arena Of the International
Athletic Cub at Fort Eric tonight. It
was their fifth encounter in the ring, and
though opening SLOWLY, It finished as fast
as could be desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Challenged Entire Jury.

! ss.J
GEORGETOWN. KY. Oct. 4.-After
the jury was completed this afternoon in
the trial of Caleb Powers, the DEFENSE
challenged the entire jury, charging it
with political bias and the officers of the
court with packing the jury for the our
pose of conviction. Judge CantrlI over
ruled the motion, and also a demurrer to
the Indictment, to which the defense took
executions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
LOUISA COURT.
Tie Town is Prosperous Under its New Gov
sFlH1eut.
(Sneclsl Disnatch to Tho 7

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
LOUISA. VA. Oct. H.-There was an
average attendance at court here to-day.
1t is rurnored that a movement is on
foot TO have an election Of trustees and
sergeant for the town in November, and
that one or more ex-trustees will make
a strong fight for reelection: but public
opinion is in favor Of retaining the pres
ent officials.
The town is now in a growing and
prosperous coalition. and the voters
dread getting back in the old ruts.
Guests are beginning to arrive from all
points to attend the marriage Of Miss
Martha Wexford Porter to Mr. George
Ewart Black, which is TO take place at
the Christian Church here at $50 p. NJ,
October sd. It viii undoubtedly be the
society event Of the season.
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Another kidnapping.
(Ry Associated Press. J

LONDON, Il Oct 15.-"It is announced
from Bucharest" says a dispatch from
Vienna that Herr. Rosenbal, of Ger
man firm. has been kidnapped by Bull
garian brigands at SilstTia. The Royi-
rngrian Government has sent a protest
to Sofia and the Bulgarian Government
has ordered troops to pursue the bril-
gands.
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WITHDREW REWARD.
Mir. Cudaily Takes Price from Head of His
Sons Abductcrs.

OMAHA, &EB., Oct. 14.-Edward A.
Cudahy to-day withdrew the reward of
S25,o00 which he offered ten months ago for
the arrest Of the abductors of his son.
The reward is withdrawn Internationally
and the notice will be printed in the
newspapers.
The City Council tomorrow night at
its regular meeting will, it is expected,
withdraw its offer of $4,000 for the arrest
of the iiidnappers
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WITHOUT BAIL.
Philadelphia Kidnappers Committed for
Trial
(Bv Associated Press. J

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 14.-How-
ard x. Sloan, D. X. Finley, Oscar Dun
lop and Henry T. Wallace. the four eg!
accused of abducting Mabel Goodrich, he
proprietress of a disreputahle house, and
robbing her OF money and diamonds val
ued at S2.5O0, We're given a final hearing
to-day and committed without bail for
trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Passenger Train Wrecked.
nv Associated Press !

Bf 5-AsSOc1httu PreSS.
MERIDIANs MISS, Oct. ia passen-
Ger train on the Alabama and Ficskburg
RAILROAD was wrecked this morning. 4
negro fireman was sca1ded to death; w.
b. Booker. - travelling man of Des-
Moines, Iowa, was badly bruised. and the
engineer sustained painful injuries.
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DUTY ON TOBACCO.
Large Increase Agreed to by Norwegian
Storti1ing
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
CHRISTIANA, Oct. 1.-the Storthing
to-day agreed to the following increases
in the duties on tobacco:
: On raw tobacco, from 10 oere per kilo-
gram to 90 oere, manufactured from ZIG
oera to 30 oere: cigars from 500 oere TO
500 oere per ki.ogrrm.
These duties are to come into operation
Immediately.
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u Pc, u.s.

All of the Richmond Companies of the
SEVENTEEN Regiment have decided ia
accept the invitation OF 4. P. Hlli Camp
OF Confederate, Veterans OF Petersburg,
TO attend the reunion in that city and
parade on the 9Th.
Company met last night and after.
drill decided to so. All of the other CONF
panies had decided TO go
Company F will drill tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDri{fTs.
Two Are Chosen by the Anti-Saioou ieae5
OF Nireiuia

The State Executive Committee o. t,.a
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia has
elected the Rovs. ]. w. West. OF Big
Stone Gap, and j. w. Guy, OF Dendron,
10 the positions of assistant superlnteud-
ents Of the league. Both gentlemen. it
is understood, viii accept. Two more as
sistant superintendents ali to act under
the general supervision of the superin-
tendent, the Rev. G. II. Crawford. of this
city, Will be elected later.
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Ambulance Calls.
NJ. Parker Better.

AIR Manly Parker, who was mys-
terously shot at the Locomotive Works
Saturday morning. was slightly better
last night. His physician, Dr. Parker.
has located the bullet and will remove it
to-day.
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FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, az
cept Sunday, from company,s pie., No. 26
North River. at !; a. NJ. for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. connecting with c.
& = and n Il W. trains for Richmond.
FREIGHT received and forwarded daily
except Sunday
1910 E,ast Main Street; Richmond Trans
Ter Company. No, 9g3 East Main Street,
Murphy's Hotel. G & O. and r. & T.
depots. Richmond. Baggage checked
For fI,rtner information apply 70
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent.
No 1872 East Mair Street, Richmond, Va
General offices: No. 81 Beach Street. cor
n4r West Street, New York. n. 7.
]. J. BROWN.
p WALKER. Cen Pas. Agt
,Tra fic Mana ger.
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Mrs. Sadie Wright.

Special Dispatch TO The Times,
BEDFORD CITY, VA. Oct. 14-a1rs.
Sadie Wright, the wife OF Mr.. c. NJ.
Wright, died on Saturday evening. after
q most distressing Illness, at their home
here.
She was before her marriage Miss Sadie
Mulstead. of Danville, Va About three
years since she was married to Mr.. C. NJ.
Wright, an employee Of the Dixie Tohac-
CO Works. and had made many warm
friends during her residence here.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon from the Baptist Church, conducted
by Rev. W. S; Royal.
Mrs. A. Twing.
(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCIsco, CAL. Oct. IL
Mrs. A. living, of New York, honorary
secretary of the IToman's AUXILIARY.
died at ST Luke's HOSPITAL tonight Of
pneumonia.
Mrs living was In attendance at the
#Triennial Convention OF the Episcopal
Church.
Mrs.. Hannah Powderiy.
(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 14.-nlrs
Hannah Powderiy, wife of Terrence v.
sPowderly. conmissioner-ge general OF imm!-
grafton and formerly general master;
workman Of the Knights Of Labor. died
at her home here last EVENING.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
H. Old Dominion
/ r. Steamship Co
Eaiiy Line for New York. tho North
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
cept Sunday. by Chesapeake and Ohio
GALWAY at A. VI. via Norfolk or 9 A.
VI. and 3:l5 2. NJ. by N. u w. Railway
via Norfolk 10th lines connecting with
direct steamers sailing same day.
Storage passengers can leave by aux
;.tary steamer Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, sailing from Rockets at r. NJ.
and changing 20 mainline ship at Nor
FREIGHT for all northern. eastern ard
tcreign ports received and forwarded
daiIv except Sunday. at comparv'S
wharf Rockets.