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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

A refund OF $3.50 being a duplicate
payment o. water rent on premises 1893
G Street northeast. has been ordered il
the name Of Daniel Miller, Of Takoma
Park
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DISTRICT POLICE PERSONALS.

Lieut. John Kenney. the athletic com
mander of the Tenth precinct. IS ex-
ercising in the staJionhouse Fvmna-
SUM, preparing for the winter.
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CONDITION OF TIE NATER

" II"-N VI LID " = l-l-
Temperature and condition of the
water al a m Great FaiIs--Temper-
allure, =: condition. 30 DaIecarIia
Iesefvoir-T Temperature. % condition at
aorzh connection. 30; condition at south
connection, Il; Georgetown distributing
TeservciT-Temperatu =: ondition at
inhuent gatehCUse. Sc: cU1GI,iCn at CT
fluent satehOUse. Sc. w hington city
reseTvoiC-Te temperature. Il. condition at
iLEuenJ. Sc: condition at ef7uent. 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

Bicycle Policeman shamus OsBrien.
brother Of Joseph O'Brien. the newspa-
per man who vas engaged in police re
porting in this city for several years.
has left the Eighth precinct police sta
ton Tor the home Of his mother in Viz
GINA His brother awaits him and both
expect 10 spend ten days or more in
deer hunting
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

Bicycle Policeman Bout. Of the Eighth
precinct, Is contemplating taking a trip
shortly 10 the Yellowstone Park
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

Desk Sergeant Sellers. captain Of The
police baseball team has returned for
duty after a vacation with relatives in
Baltimore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

White Pine IxIzxI6, rough, at sz.so
per 100 feet; sound and dry. F. Lfbbey & Co.
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STREET LIGHTING.

High tide ..-.--.C.G7 am and 2.45nra
Low tide $3.50 -10:I5 am and 1924 pm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

Sergt- Joseph Acton. Of No. ! police
station, IS on five days trip into Viz
GINA.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-12

Beautiful No. Georgia Flooring, sa.so
per 100 feet, at 9Th and y Y. ave Libbey.s.
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LABOR'S CANDIDATE
FOR COMMISSIONER
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Rain late tonight and on Saturday.
cooler Saturday. fresh east 10 northeast
winds
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Use Jackson splint Coal

Better than bitumiaous and cheaper than
a1thracItei $50 per ton ; s Dsish & sons,
1867 6 st. NV.
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sI.z5 to Baltimore and Return Via
B. B. o. R. R

Eyery saturday aard Sunday. valid returning,
Until Sunday only Last train leaves
Baltimore = midnight Sunday night Tickets
good ca al trains except RCgaI Limited.
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New Man in the Field
With Powerful Backing.
NAME A PROFOUND SECRET
Endorsed by Several Senators and
Representatives and 5000 Prominent
Men Throughout Country IN Addition
to Every Organization IN District.

There was a Northumberland Tu-
NOR about the city yesterday afternoon
that promises TO add interest to the race
for the District Commissfouership- va
cancy-
This report was 10 the effect that or
ganized labor has entered the campaign
and viii present The name Of a man as
a candidate whom it regards and will
support as distinctively its owa-
The name of the man whom his ele-
ment viii put forth and advocate with
solid front is guarded with great care,
but it is asserted that besides being the
unanimous choice of the members or
every labor organization in this city he
has more than 5000 letters OF recon
mendation from prominent labor lead
ers in various parts Of the country. and
that these and his claims viii be laid
before President Roosevelt by q dele
cation composed Of not less than four
eminent members Of the United States
Senate and a score or more Of members
Of the House Of Representatives who
have heretofore taken no part in an
attempt TO influence an appointment to
Ill the coveted vacancy.
Notwithstanding this exceptionally
formidable array Of backing, IL is said
the friends of this gentleman are stiH
energetiealIy al work securing additional
support
Fear Of United Opposition.
The reason given COR the mysterious
secrecy with which the name Of the
prospective candidate is surrounded Is
that there is fear that the announce
ment Of his boom at this stage would
precipitate a united effort by certain
local business men known 10 be anrag-
onistic to organized labor TO tbwart his
appointment. It is proposed TO get to
the president with his name and claims
before his enemies do. and being as
sured that the Chief Executive viii take
no action in the premises until he re
turns to Washington his friends feel
that there IS no immediate need Of di-
vuIging details of the new move
Il is said. however. that the myriad
Of Endorsements Of the new candidate
viii be unloaded at the White House
within few hours after the President
arrives. and that ne win be approached
by an array Of strong men politically.
which viii set him 10 thinking before he
gives the job cut
The supporters Of this candidate are
confident They say they are .on the
aside as to the present status OF
things that the fight for the Commits
sloneTship has narrowed down 10 two
men, who VIII eventually each prove the
undoing o. the other, and that then their
IaForlte viii step IN and with his long
pole knock the persimlnon-
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s1.as To Baltimore and Return sI.as

sI-25 10 Baltimore and Return SI.2S
va Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets on sale
Saturday and SundaF. September j and H.
sood to return until midnight sunday the 18th
al trains except Congressional Limited Spe-
& trsin BaltimsE= 10 Washington VIII Leave
Sc on Station a. - midnight sunday. sep
er H. for accommodation OF passengers
ing 10 return after departure Of scheduled
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TEMPERATURE.
II Sun AND TIE MOI
TIDE TARIF

Sun rises.5:39 an. Sun sets .6:I4 pm.
Moon rises ------.- Moon setsi2:35 pm.
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Knit Underwear.

Tt NAV seem a little early 70 talk Fan
Underwear. but it does not hurt 20 let you
know that our stock and assortment is com
plete and ready. These few odd lots are
left over from last season, which We are
going to close out very cheap:
Chfldren's Jersay-atting Shape Ribbed
Vests. heeced; high neck; long 1OC
sleeves. rs a special priee-----------'A
Children-s Natural Nerfno Vests and
Pants: all good qualities. but odd sizes
They sold up 10 G0C. We offer Z OC
them at---.--.---.---- -------------- - =
Womeu's Fine Egyptian Cotton Union
Suits Jersey fitting; button down front;
extra choice quality slightly so1icd- &C
sold mp 20 - offered at------------ >
Womcn'S Medium II eight Ribbed Vests;
shaped; come in high neck long and short
sleeves; pants TO match; ia knee y sc
and ankle length-at -----..--- L >
Women's Medium weight Union Suits;
jersey fitting: Onci;a cut; high neck. long
and short sleeves: knee length: Tue
slightly soIled. We're so. offered at
Chuoren-s Nazareth Waists. in two quail
titles; the best fitting and most de- 10C
sirabIe waists on the market. 25c and l "
Infants Fine Ribbed Vests: hutton down
front. neatly finished with crochet 10C
edge; tape neck and fleece lineG-at--
This Department is first foor-Section F.
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ger Hauled to the Country and
- fOoEas. $50. by F. Libbey q Co
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AAICSEATENTS

Lamps lit today --..-.....-..6.5I nm.
Lamps out tomorrow ----.....4:4S am.
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For the Smaller Folks.


We have also a line o: FAN Top Goats,
in medium weights. They represent liae
OF very catchy STYLES at corresponding
prices
ClriIdren's FuIl-lergth FalI-weigbt Coats.
made oi Atwood ladies' cloth: double col
Jar and small lay-loWn collar; finished With
stitched sleeves. CoiorS blue. Z I 10
tan, and red; sizes , toa6 va
years. Special.
Chi1dren-s FuU-lenGth FaIl-rreizbt Costs,
made OF Atwood ladies' cloth; lined
throughout with good quality Farmers
satin; large pointed collar and small lay
down collar. turn-hack cuffs; tailor
stitched; colorS cadet. red, GO az
royal and tan; sizes , 30 - y
years. ...--.,.-....-.-
Children's Fuu-ienzth Fall-weigbt Goats,
made Of ligbt-weight broadcIoth: round
' VI front ont, and finished With & 4 0Q
years PTice------------------
Children'S FuT-leuEth F8I-weicIt coats,
made Of good quality ail-wOoi brodatioJh'
ia coIors OF navy tan and red. with fancy
collars Of pink. blue and white tucked
ecTu lace; lined rhrough- on .Y8
out; sizes 10 6 ycars-at----
Chudren's Fau-weight Coats. made with
circular fGuHce, sailor collar and per;
sleeves trimmed with fancy SIX braid AMI
bias folds OF MORE; lined G = q %
,hrorGhqut Win satin: sizes ? 80
4. > aud years-lJ. -.----..-
Second floor
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Pure,
Fully Aged.
Mellow.

u yen want a nieasaaT
and Strengthening 5ever-
age, drink
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
Retirement 0
PRESIDENT SCHWAB
Reports as to Who Will Succeed
Him as the Head of the
49, 80 OIL
3, CtEGle IuSt. ass%..
CIV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. August lS.-The retire
ment OF Charles NJ. Schwab from the
presidency, of the United States Steel
Corporation is now commonly accepted
as determined upon, Notwithstanding re-
cent official denials and reluctance IN
official quarters to confirm the report
President Schwab's impaired health is the
season for this action.
In well informed quarters. It Is ee-
lieved that his retirement will be fol-
lowed by extensive changes in the mem
bership of the organization. The suc-
cession to the presidency is a matter Of
surrise only, and If 1t has been decided
upon no information can be had on the
subject But there are many positions
of Importance in the United States Steel
Corporation now held by those who are
there on account of personalities with Mr..
Schwab, and who remained with the cor
poration from a devotion to his interests,
growing from former associations in the
Carnegie Compa ny.
It has been reported the presidency would
pass to James GayleV. the first vice-pres-
ident of the corporation. Other rumors
have pointed to H. c. Frick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
IPE|RS|A' shah | I | IS
EDWARDS GUEST
He Arrives in London GorgeousIy
Arrayed and Respondent
With Diamonds.
nv Associated Press.l


81 LONDON, Aug 1s-The Shah Of of Per
STA, Muzaffar-Ed-Din, and his bride, who
arrived at Dover yesterday. reached Lon
con today and took up their residence
at Marlborough House, as guests Of King
Edward. In accordance with the Persian
Monarch's express wish the train from
Dover only travelled twenty miles an
hour.
He therefore had. plenty Of time to
array himself in full state uniform. and
when he left the train at Victoria sta
ticn he was resplendant in a blaze of dia-
nlonds On his tarboosh (cap) a huge dia-
n.nnd stood out like a headlight. his
eraulettes were adorned with large emer-
aids and his breast was covered with
jewels Of all kinds. The gems worn by
the members of the Shah's suite were only
a little less rich than those Of His Mai
esty.
The Prince Of Wales, Lord Lansdowne,
the foreign minister; Lord Roberts the
co'nmander-in-chief, and the members of
tn Persian legation, and others, met the
1cTal traveller at the station. The Prince
OF Wales and the Shah shook hands and
The visitor was introduced to the promi-
rent persons present The Prince of
Wales subsequently conducted the Shah
t. a;royal carriage and they drove off to
the Marlborough House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
GOLD IN CHARLOTTE.
Prospectors Find Samples of6oth Gold
and Copper-Good Tobacco Crop.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times)

I
fSpecial Dispatch to Tho Times)
KEYSTILLE. VA, Aug. The small
poy scare is now oyer, and the few, cases
near town have gotten well and all nave
been discharged
Several parties have been In this sec
ton recently examining the goid and cop
per mines. Fine specimens nave been
found and the probability is that many
sales of land will follow their lnyestlga-
tons
The livery business Of Mr.. Frank Wal
ten. operated in the Osborne stable. has
been purchased by Messrs. Haley &
Priddy. and Mr. Walten will continue in
the Wood stables.
DR.. F. J. Gregory. Sr., who has been
quite unwel. has gone to Buf1alo LIMA
Springs to rest and recuperate
The following Richmond people are VS.
iting. friends in town: CAPTAIN Thomas ;L
A Spencer. Miss Willie Williams. MR.
and Mrs. Writ Crawford, and MI. ana
Mrs Emmett Thomas and child:
Misses Warmer. of Jetersville; Helen
Nnson. OF Danyille. and Kate 1unt 81
Abingdon are spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Hunt on King street
Misses Blanche Messck and Lena FINK
ard. of Irvington. are visiting Miss Eve
Ign Osborne
Mr.. Charles ". Priddy and children. Of
Norfolk, are the guestsc OF Mr. K u.
Bailey.
The tobacco crop has made wonderful
Improvement since the recent rains, and
bids fair to make a good yield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS i IHavE hIslMey isIF ss STREET
500 A. ID, NORFOLK LIMITED daily. ar
rlyes Petersburg 931 A. NJ. Norfolk II 30 A.
NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg. Wave-ly aud
sos a. ~. daily Arrives w Petersburg o;4o A.
M Ep2Ia chs Mssssa HIS HIS
Savannah 900 p. NJ. Jacksonville $50 A. H..
Tampa 1000 v F. NJ ;: Port Tampa 1880 EN-.
man Sleeper New YORK to Jacksonvilie. :
II 80 P. II. Stops Stop Manchester. Drewrs.s
Centralia and Chester signal
10 p. NJ. daily. from Petersburg, IsCaI.-
oke and intermealate points.
500 P. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED: daily.
Arrives Petersburg $50 r A.. Norfolk so Z:
z:so P; n; daily, except Ws,,s Sunday Arrives
and Rocky Mount 900 2. ". Makes ali inter.
s!os p sly b.. daily. local Arrives Petersburg
ZOO F. ". Makes all ssops.
7:25 p NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA
Connects With Norfolk and western TO for Nor
folk and intermediate points, Enporia DOS P.
tween Empor.a and 1awrenesvi1lsJ Weldon o:s
2. u. Fayetteville l:1o F. NJ: Charleston g.,
4. n, Tampa 1000 P. NJ. Port Tampa Io:so
: NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
n. Ati.uta i2:45 p. IL Pullman sIeepers New
York to Wilmington. Charleston. Iacksonvfl1e,
Port Tampa. Augusta and Macon. Dining.
Car service &
9:45 P. NJ. daily. Arriving Petersburg I0.oD
r. NJ Connect ut Petersburg with Norfolk
and Western Railway. arriving Lyuchburg .:3O
A. 81. Roanoke 500 A. NJ, Bristol lo:40 A. IA,
Pullman Sleeper Richmond to Lyuchburg
1880 P. M, daily. arrive Petersburg 1910
- TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:12 A. NJ. daily. from Jacksonville. Savnn-
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augustus and
7:ss 4. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
s:4s a. NJ. daily. except Sunday, Petersburg
'0j lilo A. H., daily from Goidstoro and In
terrled!ate stations. Norfolk and Suffolk.
1I:42 A. NJ. daily. from Norfolk. SUFFOLK
and Petersburg.
parersburs Roanoke and Intermediates points
1870 P. NJ. daily. from Petersburg and In.
$50 P NJ. daily. from Norfolk. SUFFOLK and
7:as P. NJ, daily. from Miami. Port Tampa.
1actsopyiIle Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington
C;oId.horo and all POINTS South.
s:5s P. NJ, daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
burg and the West
II. VI EMERSON. T. ". EMERSON. J,
Assist: Trat- Man.. - Traf. Man.
Wilmington. N. G.
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Especial dispatch to The Times)
RoABURY, VA. August l8.-New
stirred from center to circumference by
one of the most dastardly outrages ever
perpetrated here.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Glow, q most
esl;mab bic lady. who lives near Quin-
TIN 60. off the train at O'Clock from
Richmond, where she had been to make
eome purchases. With her bundles she
started to walk home, which is only
@ short distance. When within a quar-
ter OF a mile Of her home she was met
IN the road by negro boy not more
than eighteen years old.
After attempting the usual crime. the
struggles and screams OF the lady fright
ened the negro brute. He then pro-
ceeded to try to murder her. ao 1t is
supposed Mr.. Glow, the husband.
heard the cries. but did not suppose FIR
minute 1t was his wife, as be was not
locking for her until 5 P. NJ.
He said he heard the noise repeatedly.
but only thought it some children play
Ing. The poor lady had fought the ne
gro of and made her way to the house
more dead than alive. Hundreds start
ed after the brute, who had got about
an hours start. Armed to the tce1n
they hunted and searched all Saturday
o'clock the posse surrounded the house
where it was supposed the negro was
In hiding. Then another crowd sur
rounded a piece of timber and a close
search was made. Every inch of ground
was gone over. Finally. being SO close
Lv pursued, the negro emerged from I
ravine, where he had been in hiding and
rave himself up. But for the cool pres
Ell CO of mind of Mr.. c. L. Harrison and
tJi. G. c. Tate the brute would have
BEEN lyEohed or shot on the spot, but he
ls now safely in Jail. A speedy trial
will be demanded.
Crowds all day Sunday visited the
ucene of the dastardly act where streams
of blood can be seen along the road.
Mrs. Glow lies in a critical condition
with both eyes injured. On either side
of her throat the flesh has been torn
OFF Her nose is broken and beat fiat
10 her face, while all around the body
md head are bruises and cuts. She
Is about thirty-five years old and very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
.TRAnsponrAr1or LINES.
TRANsPoRrArIoN LINES
Richmond, fredericksburg .
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN urEcr rAv :. 1eoo

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY Is, 1909
-. r:x ~. a. =. daily. from Byrd-street Station
s span and Ae1andria Deco
ana New York Dining Car. 7755
6;45 a. H., daily. from Ma.n.s.rAa. sta .ion.
siorloa and Metropolitan Linked Tor washing
ton and beyond. Stops at Fredericksburg and
Ai sa Sleeping cars to New York.
aeon! FOE Ashland and intermediats
sts 500 100 4 n, Sunday only. from Brya-s.ree.
her. Glen Allen and iocal stations. Ashland
Alexandria Buffet Parlor Car.
S M for Washington and beyond. Stops at
hioa. Glen Alien and local stations, Ashland tu
hnse e1a inclusive. Seminary and Alexandria.
sta 1;os noon, except Sunday. from Bryd-s.reet
EIba , iTs Washington and beyond Stops at
Bullet RseS
VIII Congressional Limited.
sta ayV 2. NJ, except Sunday. from Bryd-strees
accommodation for Fredericksburg and
fos s:yS =. NJ, daily. from Main-street Station
Masnnston aud beyond. Stops at boswell.
sSt s and Alexandzia. Sleeping Car
w o:tI e. NJ. daily. from Elba Station for
bur- nia a.1 and beyond. Stops at Sredericks-
Yori ar In,,, alexandria Sleeping Car to New
accn1u roaa NJ, except Sunday, from Eoa Station.
| points. aaa thees iIeuiA. %
sos 2. NJ, daily. from Rrvd.str.et station
| 70, .u Washington ard beyond stops at IlSa.
R Rsnaan " boswell Milford. Fredericksburg.
Stops At M o.bsS ouantico and Alexandria.
R ~; to New York and Washington to
,,d al:15 2: M. except Sunday. from Elba sta
date points. - -
TEAMS s!aG ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.coano,,o,. ~, except Sunday. at Elba Station.
points. 1nu ~ '1l NV a.e
ss siao a. NJ. except Sunday. at Byrd.stree.
intermsd accommodation from Fredericksburg and
$50 $40 a NJ. daily. at Byrd-street Station.
BROOKE
slssp!5s Car New York to Eiehmaad In' sunday
Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Par.
. z; s:oa 2; M. daily. at Elba Station. stops a,
Alexandria Lorton, Occoquan. Frede.icksburs
ana nat,- Milford n Sleeping Car from New York.
stops at Alexandria Frederieps5urs. n idse1
| boswell and Ashland. Sleeping Car from New
500, Goo P; NJ except sunday ETA Station
| points. ssN Dieu'' .
st5 5,5 u F. NJ DALI, At ssyasrees station
ashland and Elba. Sleeping Cars from New
hG s.So and % Washington l1,;t Dining Car.
s+s o;oo Z. NJ, daily. at Byrd-Street Station.
Stops at Alexandria and local stations. Quantico
to TO- Ashland inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Bur.
1929 P. NJ. daily. at Main-street Station
Florida and Metropolitan Limited stops Iat
AleSandria Fredericksburg. boswell and Aeh-
| ian1 Sleeping Cars from New York
HOO z. M, except Sunday, at Elba Station.
accommodation from Ashland
W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
| w D. DUKE. General Manager.
z. T. D. MYERS President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
-! 1 ,'' Ai di';'
NEW MAIN-STREET STATION.
IN EFFECT AUGUST II, 1892.

7:45 a. n, daily. Newport News local All
stops.
News ard Two hSi saa Is
to Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg, Newport Newx
and .o Hampton only: Parlur Car
Point. Newport News ana Norfolk. Two hours
and Is minutes to Norfolk. Stops williamsburg.
Connects at Old Point with Washington. Bsiti.
more and Cape Charles steamers: at Norfolk
with M Old D9mini9 ms, steamers for New York.
Old Point. Makes principal stops.
MAIN LINE WEsT-BoUND.
1910 A. NJ, local daily to Charlottesville and
except Sunday between Charlottesville and CUE
ton Forge. Connects for Orange. Culpeper. Cal
$3.50 P. NJ, daily. Cincinnati and Louisvills
Sulphur and Hinton. Pullmans from Gordonsvi!le
to CINCINNATI. Louisville and the West. \ local
local stations. except Sunday.
$3.50 ?. NJ, except Sunday. accommodation to
700 P. M. est. Louis and Chicago Special y.
daily. with Dining Car and Pullman sleepers
cept Sunday, with Parlor Car. Cincinnati ii
to Chicago; Dining Car attached at Cor
louisville.
1890 p NJ, F. F. " Limited, except
Sunday to Gordonsville. daily beyond.
Pullman to Hinton. connecting with Pull
man to. Cincinnati, Louisville and the
West. Connects for Virginia Hot Springs
JAMES RIVER DIVISION. '''s
1890 A.. M, daily. for Lynchburg. licking
ton. Now Castle and clifton Forge. Except Sum
Sis P. NJ, except Sunday. to Manteo.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
and 4:ao P T.. eaily: :ao n. e. e1csp; s siso
day.
From Cincinnati aud the West. T:45 A. At
daily. 9:45 A. NJ, except Sunday, and I'm
P. NJ, daily. Local: $50 A. NJ, except
Sunday. and Tia P NJ. daily.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
e:35 P. H., daily, and $40 A. NJ. except Sun.
day.
Street Murphy's Hotel and Jefferson TIoteI
for further information. rates. tickets and Pull.
man 'e y. O. WARTHEN. Dis. Pass Agent.
G, E. DOYLE. II. w. FULLER,
Cent Manager. Gen1 Pass. Ast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
SCHWAB'S ILLNESS
His Physicians Direct That He &C
Abroad for Recuperation.

His Physicians Direct hat ne 90
Abroad for Recuperation.
(By Associated Press.)
PITTsBURG. PA, August 1s.-As Lor-
retto, Pa, special to the Pittsburg Dis
patch says:
President Charles M. schwab. Of the
United States Steel Corporation, has ac-
copied the advice OF physicians and de-
cided to retire Indefinitely from an ac-
tive business life. He will leave America
to seek some quiet nook in a foreign
cline. not an acho Of the strenuous life
he has led can reach him.
This information is authentic. DR..
Golden never leaves the Schwab home,
and the exact nature of his patients ILL
ness cannot be learned through him.
Mr.. SchwaD is not confined to his bed,
but spends most Of his time upon the
wide veranda which affords fresh air and
a sweeping view Of the mountain slope.
He Is constantly with his wife or his
parents.
"a strange part of Mr.. Scl1wab's ILL
ness is that he is always within view of
those who call at his house, yet he will
not allow any person to approach him..
Heretofore the visitor to the Schwab
come and a vigorous hand shake. Now
the visitor is met at the entrance and
told that Mr.. Schwab cannot be seen.
Intimates of the family receive the same
message and none have been able to
converse with President Schwab since
he came back to his home"