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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
SALEM WATER SUPPLY
Distinguished Talent Secured to Inns
prove lt-Roanoke College Opens.

(Specal Dispatch to The Times.)
SALEM, VA, Sept. 12-Mr. Paul S.
Nugart professor of civil engineering in
syracuse University, Syracuse, N. y.
has been appointed by the town to make
some important Improvements in the wa
ter supply.
A wall will be placed around Lake
Spring, the source of the water supply,
and steps taken to protect the lakes from
storm water. He was also requested to
submit plans and specifications and esti-
mated cost of improvements to the Lake
Spring property, with a view of turning
it into a park.
The fifteenth session Of Roanoke Col
lege will begin on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 17t-4. Already most of the members
of the faculty, who have been away for
the summer, have returned, and are look
ing forward to the most successful ses-
sion in the history of the institution.
Several students from foreign countries
will enter this year. The efficiency of
the busiess department has been increased
by the addition Of Mr.. James 3. Bacon
OF Tennessee. a graduate OF the Eastman
Business College, PouShkeepsie, N. y.
Spanish has also been added to the reg
ular course, and will be taught by Pro
fesSor G. B. Cannaday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE ELECTIVE JUNE 8. 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8, 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
800 a. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED daily. Ar
rives Petersburg 9:3l A. NJ. Norfolk i1:2o a.
Suffolk
n, E5nporIa HOS A. VI. weldon II:5o A. NJ.
Fayetteville 4:i1 2. NJ. Charleston li:15 p. 81.
Savannah SEQ F. ~, Jaeks 42i 800 4; NJ.
wilson TI5h S9 49, 300 1rrpf G9 eI
lilo 4. M, daily. Arrives Petersburg
i - ?: NJ Steps Nao nc s;:, DreTEys RIaa.
l:IO P. NJ, daily. FOR Petersburg, Roanoke
and intsrmsdta6te 1l Po !, 7; se,o,r ,,,-r
Arrives Petersburg $50 P. VI. Norfolk go +.
NJ Stops only At Petersburg. Waverly and
ESQ P. NJ; daily, except Sr,s SUNDAY. Arrl,s.
and Rocky Mount e:o5 P NJ Makes all inter
D't SOS P. h, daily. local Arrives Petersburg
3:25 P NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA
LIMITED, daily Arrive Petersburg TS1 so2 P N.
81 Connects with a. and D; for stations be-
tween Emporin and La Sy Weldon s:4a
A. NJ Savannah S:10 a. ", Jacksonville t:i5
?. NJ, Tampa, 1000 P. u, Port Tampa 1890
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta $50 A. NJ Macon n:35 A.
II, Atlanta loo ?. ~ Pql!man sIeePeFs New
port Tampa. Augusta and Macon Dining
a..5 P NJ, daily. Arriving Petersburg 1928
al Western Railway, arriving Lynchburg 2:i5
" RnarDke i:4J a. NJ. Bristol 1870 \. VI.
Pql no p sS 3D. daily Arrive Petersburg 1910
a. NJ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 NJ. daily from Jacksonville savsn.
nah Charleston. Atlanta Maeon, Augusta and
al IT. s9'n 4. NJ, daily from Petersburg Lynch
bu ga al 4. H., daily except sunday, Petersburg
local .r,s,t S,r,5fy ,
III ii:lo ,d n "a and hitesnlsdtato stations Nor
to lii. I'D 4. Il, daily. from Petersburg Suffolk
dnf az: 60 NJ. dsiy from Norfolk. sarola
an q Ret E sl daflr tom Petersburg Roanoke
an =, 5ii53i dlfls-. from Petersburg
s59 P. 81. daily. rem Norfolk. Suffolk and
Pe .j.ss H. aafI7 from Miami. Port rampa.
!I,ssI},rfile SasSuush, Charleston. Wiluli,Cton
LaGS 80 and all roints South
ss5s p NJ, daily. from Petersburg. Lynch.
5af@ an ". J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. ACT
7r EMERSON. T. NJ EMERSON
q. W assist Traf Man. Trat. Nan
wfIninrfon. N c.
G. s. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass .sct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
BEGIN TO REGISTER
On MONDAY NEXT
Much Interest is Felt in the
Outcome in the City of
Richmond.

The work Of registering voters under
the new Constitution will begin here on
Monday at noon. The M0nchestcy. boards
viii start at the same time. In Henrco
the first day Will be September 18th All
these boards will sit for fifteen days or
until they complete their work. Follow
ing are the provisions OF the suffrage
clause. any one OF which viii pass a
voter to the books:
Every male citizen OF the United
States twenty-one years Of age. who
has been a resident Of the State two
years, of the county, city or town one
year. and of the precinct in which he
offers 10 vote thirty days next proceed
ing the election in which he offers to
vote shall be entitled to register if he be,
/. A person who, prior TO July l. 1902.
served in time OF war in the army or
navy OF the United States, or of the
Confederate States, or of any State of
the United States. or of the Confederate
States.
.. A son OF any such person.
,. A person who owns property upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Richmond, fredericksburg 8
Potomac Railroad,
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
4 IN EFFECr NAV * 1ao,

az d. AZ. daily. from Erra.strs.. Station
Hslnston and beyond stops Milford
49, SS syifs ana Alexandria. Stops al Coco
guam Suadays. Sleeping cacs to Wssh,nston
and New YORK. Dining Car
go, 20 a. Nj daily. from Man-street Station.
florida RIO and hetropolisan Limited for washing.
.oh and beyond. Stops at FREDERICKSBURG and
Aiexandria- Sleeping cars to New York.
.:go Z. ~. except Sunday. from Elba station
points.
SIG ZIG Z. A., Sunday only, from gryt-srces
E Elea: Glen Allen aud local stations. Ashland to
A!eSandria Buffet ear!or Car.
o;c3 g. a., except Sunday from Byrd-Stree.
Station for Washington and beyond. Stops a:
Etol, Glen Allen anl local stations. Ashland ra
Parlor Car.
s, i2;o5 noon, except Sunday. from Brya-s,rss.
| Fib, for Washington and beyond. stops az
ara ar, Ale1arfria Buffet Parlor Car. Connects
with Congressional Limited
s:9u T. H.. except Sunday from Eryt-Strest
,StI.9n. decomposition FOX Fredericksburg and
far SG %al F. 49, DALI from ,Isinstrsss staten
SEEeleEieEsplirss and Alexandria Sleeping Cur to
vs.! e1R 2. n. daily. from Eloa station soe
and FREDERICKSBURG ana Alexandria
SieepinS Car TO New York. Dining Car.
90 < b, except Sunday from EIoa Staten,
se tgisEodati2n Eer ashland ard intermediates
-. s!g r.. u, daily, froa, Bryd-stresr satioa
loE = a9hinSten and beyond. St6rs at EIoa,
Broke. Tilawctsr. quantieo aad AlexanGrta.
StaES 1t ataer stati5as Sunday Sleeping Car
tafyi y Nem York and Washington TO
1Isi5 NJ. except Sunday. Sror E.n, ste.
9sa aeGcmssoGaSica tof Ashland and tuterGle-
TEAlSS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 a; - sSeeFt S1E6ay. at -.lba S;atioG
ge..t@i-uat4'R IRON Ashland and intermediate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Transfers Of Property.

Richmond: Lillian a. and NJ. ]. Cease
to Mann S. Valentines executors, u
10 1-2-l2 feet on north side of Marshall
Street, No. SQ2 east, $1,000.
William f. Lawrence 10 Mary F. KEEL
Ter, u feet on north side OF Marshall
Street, between Munford and Cline,
Streets, love ana atfestion etc.
Mary j. ard $ z. Clay 70 :. j. Chew
rfng, trustee, so iD-!1 -eel on east side
OF Thirty arst Street northeast corne,
OF Leigh. $3.50.
Henrtco: Tenie Douglass to j. Thomp-
sol. and Leroy e. Brown, 70 feet on east
side OF Meade Street, 1I0 feet south OF
Winder, 500.
Guy and Carson, special commissioners,
to Virginia Union University, triangle
lot, containing .0!S Of an acre on west
side OF Loulbardy Street, about $50 feet
north of the corporate limits, 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
BLACKSBURG'S RAILROAD
May Get the Line by the Time Rich
mond Gets Clear Water.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. }
. ~

BLACkSBURG, VA, Sept. l2-The
new railroad scheme, which is being
worked up for the purpose of reaching
the Brush Mountain coal lands, is, I
understand, being engineered by a Rich
mond gentleman. Those at this end of
the line are silent. Perhaps a railroad
will be built here by the time Richmond
gets clear water
a new coal mine is being opened up
near town by Mr.. L. NJ. Shaffer, the mine
being leased from Mr.. II. Wallerstein, o.
Richmond.
The public schools opened in this town
and district Tuesday last, with larger
attendance than ever before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13

which for the year previous to the year
in which he offers to register, he has
paid State taxes amounting to 81. This
section includes all persons who during
the year 1901 paid 81 taxes to the State
on either personal or real property or
both combined.
A. a person able to read any section
OF the Constitution submitted to him by
the officers of registration and to give
q reasonable explanation Of same: or.
II unable to read such section, able to
understand and give a reasonable eX-
PLANTATION thereof when read to him by
the officers. Under this section two
classes Of persons are permitted to be
registered; % those who can read and
give a reasonable explanation of the
Constitution 10 the officers of registra-
ton: and (2l those who, although they
|, cannot read, are yet able to give rea-
sonable explanation.
The Richmond City Boards which will
sit next Monday for the first time, from
noon to . o'clock p. M. are constituted
az follows:
Marshall Ward-R. T. Lacy, w NJ
Williams r. A Cayedo.
Jefferson SNard-Henry NJ Tyler, Thos.
w Joseph George E. Bowden.
Madison ward-A. S. Lanier, Robert
Lee Traylor, Thomas w Walsh.
Monroe Ward-B. Rand. Wexford, B.
r. Selden W. T. Walker.
Lee Ward-Roscoe c. Nelson. J. w.
I'orcival ard II. J. Peyton, Jr.
Clay Ward-Ernest NJ. Long, Robert
3. Iettis John r. Hooper
Jackson Ward-J. IL Bradley, John A
Haley John ;ncE,ueaov
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
NEW MIN STREET STATION.
IN EFFECT SEPT. 3, 1902.
~ ,,ILslI,TR,N-f,


7:45 z. a, daily. NeSpors News local. All
stops.
sx sso a zf d5 m fer b S9 r sn5
to norfolk. stops WilIiansours Newport Navy
! anc Hampton only. parLor Car.
Point. Newport News ana Norfolk, Two hours
and IS minutes TO Norfolk. Stops williamsburg
Connects at Old Point with Washington, BaiVi.
more and Cape Charles steamers: at Norfolk
300 P. n, daily. for Newport News ana
Old Point. Makes principal stops.
MAIN LINE WEST BOUND.
io:1o A. NJ, local daily to Charlottesville, and
except Sunday between Charlottesville and CHI
ton Forge Connects for Orange. Culpeper. CAL
$3.50 ?. H.. daily. Cincinnati and Louisville
sapaS and Hintoa PaiiInans fror nhiis
to Cincinnati louisville anu the West A tocnI
train from Gordonsriile to Stanton tollowa Tor
local stations. except Sunday
$50 P. NJ except Sunday. accommodation to
Boswell
TOO P: M, ''st- Louis and Chicago Special. ..
daily. with Dining Car and Pullman Sleepe-s
to CINCINNATI, indianapolis and ST. Louis: e1-
to Chicago; Dining car attached at G;ar u
1o:3o ? VI. F. F. Y. Limited. except
Pullman % Hinton, connectine with Pull
man TO Cincinnati. Louisville and the
West c9nafsts fps Wrf 5Iv1sId St Springs
1920 8. n. daily. for Lynch6r-s 1e-,ry.
ton New Castle and Clifton Forge. Except Sns.
dag for R0srey and Alherene. Parior Car
SIS p N except Sunday to Warren
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfolk and Old Point, 10 A. NJ. q %
ana I 20 Z. ~. caily: 2:2o P. AZ, except Sun.
day
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati aud the West. 7:45 A. n.
dailv 9:45 A. NJ. except Sunday. and 3.Sn
P, NJ. daily Local: $50 A NJ, excent
sunday, and 7:15 P. NJ. daily
JANIS RIVER DIVISION
s.35 p. ". daily. and $40 i. NJ. except s,,-
spply at 500 East Main Street, oo3 East Mat,
Street MurpSy's Hotel and Jefferson Hntai
for further Information, rates tickets and Pail.
man reservations.
W o. wARTHEN. DIS. Tas. Agent
c. E. DOYLE r. ". FILLER
Gent. Manager. Cen! Pass. Act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
ROANOKE RURAL CARRIERS
Harry Nininger Meets With Serious Ac-
cident-Busness College Reception.
lsneciai Disnatcb to ma Ttmesl

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 12,-Harry Min
niger, of Holins, had his right ankle
broken yesterday afternoon in a hay bal
ing machine.
The following carriers have been ap-
pointed for the free rural delivery routes
from this city: Frank and Fl. c. Williams.
regular and substitute carriers on route
No 1: J. W. lNdeson and ]. NJ Alder
son. regular and substitute on route No
9: Frank West and Walter West,
substitute; and regular on route
No. s: Walter D. Booth and Robert a.
Booth. regular ard substitute on route
No 4: joseph w. Nowlin and John T.
Preston regular and substitute on route
No. 5. The routes will be established
here on October 1st.
The students OF the National Business
College were given a reception tonight.
An address of welcome was delivered by
MAYOR Joel Cutchins and address by
Captain John II. Wright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Miller 6 Rhoads
Miller 6 Rhoads.
WEATHER FORECAS7-Fan AID cooler To-day Sunday JAZZ
New Fall Suits for Dress
and Street Wear.

The fall here nowplenty of them and
and shown before
We collection of garments Richmond the
present time
things Street Suit made in the Norfolk
Jacket style flake material with ared skirt
and the finished with belt
length.
Handsome Suit is $3.50.
very dressy Suit $3.50 in black
and Cloth such demand.
The jacket grooved
thing and effective
jacket lined with best quality tafeta and finished with
made
vitha fnro
Imported Broad-coh Suits Made with very Taft
skirt taffeta lined jacket and blouse finished with
Persian silk
tucked and piped with peau de sole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
YORK RIVER Line, uzsf " POM,
TIE FAqoaLTE RoUrE EoNru.

LEAVE RICHLO&D.
$50 ? II. No I6. Baltimore Limited. dnliy,
except SUNDAYS, for West peIrt. connecting at
West Point sith steamers fcr Baltimore and
York River findings
2:f5 2. 81, NJ. TO- daily. ezcept sun,ays
I1ca express for West Point and intermediate
stations Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for Ualksgten and TaUpaaslnack
500 s. III, No. = local mixed. leaves daily,
EXCEPT Sundays, for TEST Point and irterme-
date stations. connecting with stage at Lester
Manor for WGIkert7n Fad Fappatanuock.
rCenUy.F heheAta hehehehth trarn fotww
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
a:I5 A. IL. No. Is, daily from west Point.
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday.
1915 A. NJ. Nc. 8. daily, except Sunday and
Monday.
4:50 P d. daily. except Su5tays. from West
Point and Intermediate, statSons.
Ncs. Is ard 10 viii make no stops betweau
Richmond and Qrtuton.
Stea nlcrs sail from West Point $50 p NJ,
daily. except Sundays Steamers call at GIou.
cestor Point and Clay Bank Mondays, wetlnes-
days and Friday. Gud Yorktown and Allnonds
Tuesdays. THURSDAYS aud Saturdays.
C. W WESTBuRY.
District Passenger Agent,
go E. Main Street. Richmond Va,
8. Fl. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent
c. II. ACEERT,
General Manager. Washington. .. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
GWENDCLEV ASTOR DEAD
Riire-ysar>oid Daughter. Of William

tSiEe-Y earsCid OaggAtef o! william
Waldorf A5tor.
q3y Associated Press.)
LONDON, sept. 12-Wiltam Waldorf
Astor.s daughter, GwendoIln, died Of
consumption this morning at cHveden.
Her body viii be taken to New York
for burial. She was nine years old.
The fact that William Waldorf Astor
had daughter named Gwendolin was a
surprise to many OF his acquaintances in
this country Gwendolin was born abroad.
shortly before Mrs. Astor's death. Mrs.
Astor's body was brought TO this coun-
try and inferred in Trinity Cemetery,
which VIA probably be The last resting
place Of her daughter. William Waldorf
4astor has three surviving children, Wal
dorf, Pauline ana John. j. Pauline 4tstor
generally has been referred to as ". W.
-Astor's only daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13

10 =. al, so. . GsI.y Gy. Durham. ~ Co.
to'SLsite, srd ali local stations South, connect.
~" "a EdfSeviiie Ttth hactcils ard Western
t.1tiNay '2r farrlTtlt,, Lvachb1tS aud all loca!
s3AS est; ~ Jettreys f"G local stations on
S9EF5iN piTESson 10 Dangills. oxford for
$50 ?. NJ. No. 90. limited train daily fo-
Sacks9nyile and all Florida points Havana Mas
se1 etc. Connects at 2toscloy with FarmTiue
nam i. ttatt!Sh and EFilston-Safrm: al Charlotte
WI 50. 90 United States Fast Mall solid train.
aall! Iof New Orleans and points South, which
asrrIers sieePers 20 New Orleans n-a7Tin:- Room
Sieeper Richmond TO Atfania and Birmingham
thfou.h train with Sleeper. Salisbury to Mem
PMS. Dining Car service.
ti;So 2 Il, No. H. S1uttsrd Express daily
1os atlanta AGCuztit. Jacksonville and po.n:s
;'outn' Sleeper Tor pa1vllle. Greensboro. sails.
oerE and Charlotte. Cpea HC Richmond $3.50 2.
ID sonuestio With New YORK aid fl7rit- E1-
press and Southwestern Limited. whlca carries
lhrattsh Shoppers 70 Augusta, Savannah. Jack
soa7iIH, Tampa. Nashville Nrnnhts AtEr,ita,
.e' Orleans etc. CoGgfata nirtne Car ssrvgca.
also Pullman Tourist Sleeper Moa,'ays. wetues-
tsEs and Fridays. Washington 70 san Francisco
WITHOUT change, wtth CONNECTION, Tor all points
IL .mTss MEXICO md California.
CIV = NJ. Nc. II, l9csI dat-s except Sunday.
tor AsySFille and intermediates eetats.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
7:co A. y. and sag 2. NJ. from Atlanta An
Es usta- Jacksonville, Asnerius and all pointz
SO A. NJ. from EeysvilIo and gocsi stations.
Us :. r.. fEou. Durham Charlotte, Dan
Tttte a1d in+eru9cGiste stHtars
local EGETGFIT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and G.. between Msueheste, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Acorns From Spanish Oaks.

Especial DISPATCH to The Tlmes.3
SPANISH OAKS, VA, September r.
Hr. Georges B. Davidson, of Spanish
Oaks. left yesterday for Charlottesville,
where he Will, for the ensuing term. fill
tie chair Of modern languages IN the
Rawlings Female Institute.
DR.. Davidson is a Phi. D. OF. Johns Hop
kins University.
Miss Mabel Davidson, daughter of Rev.
i C. Davidson will leave to morrow TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
g y a-ds1e
6. q E:3 @aGsrao ore
Via c. & Q. Railway and
Old Point.
u. S. Ma!L. ROUTE.

Leave Richmond VIZ Chesapeake end
Chio railway daIIy, e1eespg Sunday, at 4
2. NJ. connecting at Old Point With sas
superb steamers OF the Old Say Line
leaving at 7I5 p Nd. arriving Baltimors
$50 a. III, in uu1a 70 u.aEe connection
with all trains North. East and West
Short rail ride ne. all night On one OF Tbs
finest steamers In Sntitnsr-. waters Re-
turning. arrive Richmond i6:so y ID.
daily except Monday.
Fer tickets aus. gSaerut information an,
ply at general Office. ch.sa peaks and OhsA
,Away, Richmond Transfer Cocapanv
80 r"S EAse Main 2traas -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
er the woman,s college, Lynchburg

enter the Toman's College, Lynchburg,
as a student.
Miss Emily Ruc25er, Of Boonsboro, Bed
ford county, who has been visiting the
family of Mr.. L. j. Sratton. LETT for
her home yesterday accompanied By Miss
Lizzie Stratton, who viii spend several
weeks with Miss Rucller and other
friends in Bedford.
Misses Eleanor and Gladys Haynes. of
Richmond, left Spanish Oaks yesterday
for home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
A SAFE CRACKED
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ir
Money Secured.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
CuLPEPEE, Va, Sept. 1.-THE large
iron safe of Mr.. ". j. Parr, u commits
sion merchant at Brandy Station, in
this county. was blown open this morn
ing about o'clock and two hundre dand
nifty dollars stolen from the safe, and
valuable papers left scattered on the
floor of the store, some of which We're
torn up.
Dynamite was the explosive used by
the safe crackers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
a Broker Indicted.

Especial Dispatch to The Times9
LYScHBURG. VA. Sept 12.-Conley
O'Learv of Roanoke, has been indicted
il. the United States Court here on the.
charge of violating an act of Congress IN
failing to place the two tax stamp
on 1880 shares of stock handled by
as broker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Fatal Shnotir q.
Especial Dispatch to The Times )

Special Dispatch to The Times)
PULASKI. VA. Sept. 12.-Max Max
well was shot by Robert Cook this eve
ming at Dora Furnace and viii die from
his wounds. Both parties We're coIored.
Maxwell had been drinking and got in
a fuss with Cook from cause unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Two New an0 Moderately Priced
Silk Waists.
A $500 Waist for 1893,

of all silk carefully made with stitched
hack and front Very low priced
at S3oS.
An AlSik Peau De Sole Waist for $500 especially good
value at made with gooved pleats
finished with buttons and loops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
TRANSPORTATION r11zl
NV HoIldAasNsster

SSaK s., Lee.
LEAVE RIcE4oSD tDAILf1. nxRD-srHI

LEAVE RICHMOND tDaILrS. nxRD-sTHEE1
STATIOE.
800 a. n, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk f1:D 4. II. Stops only at Petersburg.
WsyerIy and Suffolk.
sos A. n. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
LIZ nchcurE. Roanoke, Columbus and Chicago.
Buffet parios Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
man Siecper Ecanoke 10 Cour1hus; also for
Bristol. Knoxville and ChattanooSa. Pullman
Siaaper RcsEpse u hnoxyill1.
i.lG ?. IL, ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farm
vile, Lyachturx sCd intermediate stations.
soc e. ~ UCEAE-SHOEE LfNfTRD. Arrive
NortoIk $40 e NJ. Stops only at Petersburg.
WaTesiy aud Su1olk. Connects at Norfolk Tia
steamers TO Boston. Providence. ssr iosS. Sal-
tuors ard Waytisgtoa.
7:S5 p. H., for Suffolk, Norfolk and inteFme-
f:ste stations. Arrives Norfolk at to:4N p NJ.
H4a 2. n. for Lrnchhr-g. Roanoke. the SousS
S1d Southwest. Connects ne LynchbUSg win
~ arlington ana Chsttsnoc.a Limited. ful'n,S'
SS.eapers LyncnbGrg to Memphis and New VI.
!eans Csfo Diniry and Observation Car Rndiord
10 Alfalfa. Aln. Pullman Sleeper between Ricn-
.pad sr6 tyrchburg. Scrths rea6J tor ccSu-
pane at $50 2. II. ALSO, Pullman Sleeper 70
sersourr and Roanoke.
), rains arrive Richmond from Lynchoure ana
ne me West daily st 7:25 A. II. f:no 2. M and
10 T. n from Norfolk and TIE East at il:l9
a X. II =" A. ~. and $50 z. NJ
JN0. 3. WAGNER
CITY Pass. AID Ticket Ags
". \. BgvILb Gan. Pass. Agt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
BRIEF CAPITOL NOTES
Governor Montague Suffering from
Cold. but Was at Work.


Governor Montague was at his desk
yesterday, through he was considerably
indisposed, having contracted a severe
cold. His Excellency said he was very
hopeful that the repairs of the Mansion
would be completed within a short time.
Mr.. J. D. Hankins, of Halifax, was yes
terday reappointed a notary public by
Governor Montague. In his application
Mr.. Hankins states that he has been
named by every Governor since the war.
save Pierpont and Wells and that he
wanted to keep il up.
Governor Montague yesterday commits
stoned the following as notaries public:
H. T. Hendricks, Franklin, Va; John W.
Fishburne charlottesville; Miss L. j..
Mann. Allegheny county; j. ID. Hanlins,
Halifax: S. j. boswell, Richmond.
Among the callers at the Library yes
terday were Sheriff w NJ Crouch, Of
Goochland. and DR.. j. ". Frazer, Of
Warrenton.
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