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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-25
Scald Head and salt Rhenm.

Boro Carbol Salve will cure scald
head and salt rheum when all
other ointments have failed. 1t
allays the itching at once, acts like
a poultice and gives instant relief.
This Is a new discovery and IS the
only remedy sold on a positive
guarantee-No cure, No pay, price.
IS cents per box. For sale by d.
A. Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-25
COUNTY COURT VS..
L. A. BRENNEMAN
Tax Case Decided Against the County by
Judge Jackson.

Judge Jackson.
The case of the County and sher.
if against L. A. Brennenan. to
collect taxes assessed against him,
has been decided by Judge Jackson
in favor of Mr.. Brenueman. The
case will be appealed. S G. Pyle,
our late sheriff, went down to Par
kersburg this morning to make ar
rapgements to have the case ap-
pealed.
When Mr.. Brenneman sold his
oil interests In this field he left the
city and spent several weeks at
Point Comfort and the folio wing
winter at Titusville, and fin lily
bought property in Pittsburg where
he IS now permanently located.
The county claimed he should pay
taxes here on his property because
he had last resided here, had at the
time the levy was made no
permanent home and therefore was
taxable here. Mr.. Brenneman claims
he had declared his intentions OF
removing from this county and To-
tended to move, and In fact did
move and therefore not liable TO
pay taxes here or anywhere else.
Judge Jackson holds be was not
taxable here. The case will be ap-
pealed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23
HAY SPEAKS IN MADISON.
Fire at Locust Dale Academy

Fire at Locust Dale Academy
Heard Mt Oak Park.
OAK PARK. Va. October 21.-(SpecialD
Mr.. James Hay, Congressional candidate
for the Seventh District. and Mr.. George
Browning, of Madison Courthouse, made
stirring speeches here on Friday night III
the interest of the Dem ocraric parity
They had a large and attentive audience
of ladies and gentlemen. DR.. ]. S. Huff
man. the Republican candidate from
Shenandoah, is Mr.. Hays opponent, but
owing to the past faithfulness of Mr.. Hay
as a public servant. he will get the una nj
nous vote of the Democratic party of this
section and many Republicans will also
give him their support
The fourth quarterly meeting Of Madi-
son circuit was held at Oak Grove church
on Monday. The presiding elder, Rev. DR.
Hank, preached fine sermon to a large
and appreciative audience
Professor w. w. Briggs, of Locust Dale
Academy, had d serious loss by fire on
the list. large domitory. consisting Of
twelve rooms. was burned to the ground
1t is thought that the fire was caused by
the explosion of a lamp. The building
was constructed about eight years ago.
costing about $3.50. The contents were
saved. The loss is partly covered by in
surance.
Mrs William Mcfarland. of Oak Park.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mastin, Of Rich
arGsville.
Miss Pearl Durrett. a student of Oak
Park Institute, has just returned from
Charlottesville, where she has been to
have her eyes treated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23
GIFFEN COMPANY COMES
TO ACADEMY TONIGHT.
Popular Organization Will Open q
Three Days Engagement in
Splendid Revival of ..Indcr
Two Flags.

Under Two Flags will be produced
by the new Giffen Company, at the Acad
envy tonight. and will run for the rest
of the week with special matinee on
Saturday.
Extraordinary efforts have been made by
Manager Citizen to make this production
an earnest of what the season holds in
store for the patrons OF this orgat cation
and of the Academy Of Music, and it is
safe to say that It will be the most beauti-
full and effective thing that Mr.. Giffen has
get done. The company. il Is well estab-
lished. is an evenly balanced. thoroughly
capable organization Of we!l-known actors
and actresses, whose past achievements
speak for themselves. The performance.
then. will be everything that can be wish
ed.
Miss La Verne will appear as Cigarette.
She has long been anxious to appear in
this character and there is no doubt
that this many-sided artist will realize
all the expectations that her friends al
ways entertain. One of the most welcome
announcements made this season, was to
the effect that Miss La Verne would be a
member Of the Giffcn Company. There
were tears of genuine regret shed when
Miss La Verne made her farewell speech
at the Academy at the end OF the sum
n1er season and announced the fact Of her
retirement from the stage. The tragedy
that entered into her life a few weeks
after that announcement, the sudden
death of her husband before She could
reach him, changed all Miss La Eernes
plans. and has given back to the stage
an artist who has always been an orna-
ment TO ii, and who has touched nothing
that she has no. adorned
incidentally. it may be stated that the
comaany organized by Manager Giffen to
play over the Leath circuit. is not only
the strongest: hut the most attractive he
has yet nut together.
In connection with the production of
Under Two Flags" tonight. it might be
stated here that the papers of this
city, when the play was produced last
summer. declared that the production was
the most considera BILE achievement of
Citizens career up to that time Given the
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YORK RIVER LINE, VIA n1 WSTr
TAt: tAkUI<ilL liGUI 4 svhA IL
LssAS Ii: Hi% kIn,,<n

TAI: EAsUhAlE ltCLlk .v1Aa
L1..\sh: AiA AMUND.
<:aO P. NJ. NO. Is. baltimore Limited
daly, except ocnuays. Coz Mes
with steamers for Baltimore aue
fork-river landings.
2:15 2. 81, no. 10, daily, except Sun.
days. local express for West Poiu,
and intermediate sla CONS. Conuec,
va stage at Lester Manor tol
Natsertou and Tappabannock.
con a N, No. "a. local suxeu, cave,
daily. except Sunday, for IVES,
PoicE and Intermediate stations
Manor tnS Walkerton and I app.-
Launock
TRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND
e:1o a. ". No. is. daily. from Yves,
Point. with connection from BALI.
more, except Monday
1O:4o "A. M. No, 8. daily. except Sundays
and Mondays.
1850 P. NJ. daily, except Sundays, from
N,S- IoiMt ana intermediate ST.
Nos. Is and Is Will make no stops be.
tween Richmond and Quinton
daily, except Sundays. Steamers call a,
Gloucester Point and Clay bank Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, and York, own
and Almonds Tuesday. THURSDAYS. and
Saturdays
District Passenger agent,
80 east Main street.
Richmond Va
s. H. HAkIWICK.
General Passenge- ss.r.
c. H. ACKEF'-.
Washington \ C.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.

JOHN W. DANIEL.
Halifax Court-October 9th.
THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Madison Court-October 23rd.
Nelson Court-October 2lE.
neutrality-suspicious. 18th (nighD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3oth (nighD.
Berryville-October 51st (nighD.
WILLIAM A JONES.
Accomac Court-October 9th. %
c. NJ WALLACE, JR. ,7s
Powhatan Court-Noven2ber Sd
H. l.. MAYNARD.
Charles City Court-October %.
Surry Court-October IS.
Berlleley-October so fnighD.
JOHN LAMB
King William Court-Octc Der 18th.
R.. G. SOUTHAIL.
amelia Court-Octobcr I'D.
Brunswick Court-October 9th.
eensville-Novcmber Sd.
JAMES HAY.
Woodstock-October ed (night).
New Market-October oath {night).
Observation-Disclosures. 18th might.
Observation-Disclosures 9th.
Mount NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th (nightj.
neutrality-suspicious.. 18th (night).
JAMES MANN.
Greensville CONTEMPORARIES Sd.
WILLIAM e. CAMERON.
Staunton-October 9th.
LeXington-November Sd.
W. p. BARKSDALE.
Montgomery Court-October 2sth.
JOHN T. RIxEY:
Fauguier Court-October 9th.
H. D. FLOOD.
Highland Court-October sd
Covington- October, 24th (night.
Nelson Court-October 9th.
Cumberland Court-October 2Sth.
Observation-Disclosures 18th (barbecuc).
Buchanan-October so (nighD.
Buena Vista-October 81 (nighD.
Clifton Forge-November 1st nighD.
S. l.. KELLEY.
Abingdon-October 9th
R. T.. IRVINE.
Wise Court-October 9th.
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Wise Court-October 9th.
JEFFERSON WALLACE
King William Court-October 18th.
r. E. LEE. JR.
Fauquier Court-October 9th.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
18th.
A. D. WATKINS.
Observation-Disclosures list.
Powhattan Court-November I'd.
EDWARD LYLE.
Shepherds-October % (barbecue)
Rocky Mount-November 8.
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Chairman.
]. G. HAWKINS,
Secretary.
q
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r 4. f.& P. RAILROAD

Schedule II. Eject My 70, 1902.
lNAIns LEAVE nltn,onD->o... a.
w I'D.
4:22 a: q: Daily. from RYRD-STREEr
beyond. Stops at NinoTd. IL +; a
erlcksburs, and Alexandria. Stops
occGquan Sundays. Sleeping Cars
70 Washington and New YORK.
L! Dining Car
'::'' gHRz51 5 R}.s!yi ee s4o.,i nA tss
Metropol!,. L.mited, .or WASH
i n a2o beyond Stops a;
s sIesn;ns: 81 l:g end Alsxandria-
200 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from ELSA
STATION. accommodation for ASH
80. LANG and intermediate points.
srRhE 81 81 f?;} ' ios ws sxHR
on and beyond Stops at Eiba
g IN 4'ien. and local stations
Asn!an6 to Cherry Hill inclusive.
Segley. Occoquan and Alexa ndr!a
Rufrat 'ar!or Car
RRs ,E5}5syJos, Ell, STA, sTATic.S. Tor
Eioa. Glen Alien. sid LOCAL ga
ions. Ashland to Accotink inc!u.
S 1 Summary. and Alexandria
1-:os Nc? Nnnr: Scsns Sunday. from I:YRD-
sTPEET STATION. for WashIrg
~, ..h,a and beyond. Steps at Eloa
sSr SRI r; and Alexandria. Bure.
g-essional Limited.
80 RrRb n srH hFEfsP' s AnpffS 're en-
commodatl n for F'redericksbiIr. :.
ana i:teiriet ate onts
90 s = 1os!l,. from w 1sIS.sTREEr
beyond. Stops at Dosweii' Fra.
erich.burs and AeIandria Sleep
ing Car 70 Ne'y York.
TIoN. for W. hinaton S 70 49, - a
Stops at Ashland. Fredericksburg.
s and Als s.,I ndr Ia Sleeping Car to
~ srArioS Ss'' ASsa onnod is9 ION ELg 81
sos 81 pa and t !n,sF BYRb Rptnss
STATEN. for Washington a nd BE-
E Hoafve,, st9 niI,o At Elba; Asnland
Brooke, Whitewater. Cuan,fco. gr s
Alexandria Stops al Other sra
tons s ~ d.: elesspins ar Rich
ton 70 Phiiadefnhir
i115 p n EXCEPT Sunday. from ELIZA
sT TAT 70 and Aic n,snEada To-
TRAINS ARRIVE H'TH,Iovn-sOVT
WARD.
'>' srArIoS. Asco,an x; at h i,ba,
x.n Assa1 Esc snd s iseasmsda.e points
80 srREET s.rATioN Acc ae n m95sn-
tion a ffom F no;dfr and In
$40 A s y Bay. ste at ssf,RD,i;sraEE1
occoquan: Whitewater. B s,a ss
fredericksburg. Milo d. Doswsll
Ashland. and tilba. Stops at ntbs,
stations Sunday. Sleeping Car NJ
York to Richmond. we"
1901 P. NJ; Excsp! Sunday. at BYRD
ST Rect STATION. Stop, 81 -
cal stations, Warrington TO Aan
land inclusive. Glen Allen a ano
Eiba Parlor ca- @no
uuas lercksburs. and eps S,i Osco.
Sleel ss Car from New Wi.
Dining Car. 1o'h
2:os E; r1 4 Ra'ly mat at .I:A1,.-srREEr
Fredericksburg. Milford D oseuaa
and Ashland. Sleeping Car I'll I'll
New York IRON
900 P 81 Except Sunday. az E,p,
sT Sl9 Accommodation rom
.:15 +: Il, Daily, at BYRD-srYReEfnEss1
e!icksburg. boswell. sshi.na
and E'aa sleepine Cars snt f-no,
New York and Washington. Din.
STATION. Stops at Alexa ndris :. !. = =,
local rtatio $ Qua1tIco to Ash,ana
inelY u.s. We Gen zen Allen and Elba Bur
lr.9s P. ii. Daily. at MA1N-sTRsrr
STATION; Florida and ~ EET
politan Limited Stops at TO
andria, Fredericksburg. Dos~s1,
md A AnrI Sleeping cars from
100 P. NJ Except tjunday. Al, rrRa
STATION. Accornmoda, ton rrnrs
n A' 2! T1Y1oR. franc Nance.
80 81. Dt. 49, General ManaRor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23
IRELAND WANTS A DAY,
Lively But Futile Discussion in the
House of Commons.

House of Commons
LONDON, October 22-There was an
other lively though futile discussion in
the House of Commons to-day on the sub
ject of granting a day for a debate on
the state Of Ireland. 1t only led to a
great deal Of hair-spitting. allegations of
discourtesy, and a considerable increase
in the ill-feeling prevailing. The Liberal
leader, Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman n,
again supported Patrick OBren's request
for 4 day
Nh. BajfoUr explained that he could
only give a day at Sir Henry's request on
the understanding that the motion took
the form of q vote of censure on the gov
eminent, and that it was supported by the
opposition as whole. The Liberal lead
er. however, disclaims any such intention
He refused TO Identify himself as com
pletelS with the Natioralists
During the alteration. William O.Brien,
+. O'Connor and others, interjected COM
mcnts on Mr.. Baifours Insulting atti-
tude toward the Irish question: and tn.
discussion concluded with William O'Brien
eSclaiming: II we are not given a day
We viii take one!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23
Married. In BrookIyn.

The New Yor.. Herald of yesterday
made this announcements. Miss Margaret
Caskie Harrison, daughter of DR.. Caskie
Harrison. will be married to Rev. Sanders
r. Guignard to-day at the home OF her
father, No. a slonroe place, Brooklyn
The bride is well known in this city
where she has many relatives, and where
her father. a distinguished educator. was
reared and spent his early life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23
/! 5 ~ g, q s1ssr PASSENGER
III a5sFyG.. ~ TRAINS
- T,;Tisa:ss LEAVE ND ARRlgE
NEW F.liA.SiffcsI sIaiiJ.a.
October x 1!jO..
LEAVE RICHMOND.
October 5, 1907.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
.:45 \. NJ. Except Sunday. Newport
News Local. All stops.
o:oo a. N. Daily, tor Oiu Point, New
pert News, and Norfolk. Two
hours and twenty-five minutes to
Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg, New
port \ Hws, Hampton, and Phoebus
only, ParIor car Richmond TO Cid
Point.
400 ?: NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for
ga Noreo Point ~; Newport News ara
FIVE minutes to Norfolk. Stops VII
lia1nsburg, Newport News, aid
hampton only. Buffet Parlor Car.
Gordonsv!le to OLD Point. Con-
meets at Old Point with Washing
ton, Baltimore, and Cape Charles
steamers; at Norfolk with Old Do
mlnion steamers for New York.
900 p N: Daily. for Newport News
and Old Point. On Sunday only
connects for Norfolk Makes prin-
cipal stops.
MAIN LINE VEsT-RoUND
AO:Io A: NJ. Local. Except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge; connects for Orange,
Culpeper, Calverton, and Manassas.
zoo P: NJ. Daily. Cincinnati and LOUIS
VILE Express Parlor Car, to Cor
louisville. Pullman Sleepers Cor
louisville to Cincinnati. and Louis
vile. Connects for Virginia Hot
springs local train from Cor
louisville to Stanton follows for
local stations, except Sunday.
o:1o = NJ. Except Sunday. Accornmoda-
ton to boswell
ZOO 2. NJ. st Louis and Chicago Spe-
cial. Daily, with Pullman cars to
huntington, and GordonsVille to
Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST. Louis.
and Chicago. Dining car on at
CORD onsville
JAMEs-RIVER DIVISION.
1910 a. NJ. Daily. for Lynchburg. Lex
ington. and Clifton Forge, except
Sunday, for Rosney, AIberene and
New Castle. Parlor car
o:1o - NJ: Except Sunday. to Bremo
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point 1906
a. NJ, and $50 p NJ daily: 1l:45
a M. and 7:20 p NJ. except Sun
day.
MAIN LINE:
From Cincinnati and the West, 7:i5
A. NJ: daily: and $50 P. NJ. daily
Local. $3.50 "A. NJ. except Sunday,
and 7:15 P. NJ. except Sunday.
JAMES RlNER DIVISION
6:35 2. M. Daily and $40 a. NJ. ex-
cept Sunday
:, Apply at 500 east Main street, 903 east
Ma ain street. Murphys 5TIof Il. Jefferson
Hotel. and Main-Street Station for. fur
ther ilntorma tion,S rates. tickets, and Pull
man reservations.
:, Z, District Passenger gent
General Manage Gen. Pass, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-23

Train No. s. leaves Richmond S.@, ',
daily fer Petersbur.; Norma ); "a
all intermediate poiR:a Connectio, az!
Norlina With train arriving Hsnyts-,N
2:I0 2. NJ and Raleigh $50 !. I s,a
and Durham 2. NJ. daily. exceDt Su1sa.yy,
Trains leave Richmond for WashIoy.s-
New York. and the East ddfiy-Eo 81
Jas A. NJ. and No Sc at 5:C5 z N
Connections a: Jacksonville and T,
and Porto Rico: at New Orleans fo- W v,
points IN Texas Mexico and CaW.o-nt,a 4"
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICffMcNH
4:55 P. NJ. No IS and Southwest 0u'a
$40 p NJ. No 50. from Noriina n
Petersburg and local points ~
SLEEFING-Cak SERVICE
Nos. 81 and 34-t'lorida and Metr0noj,.,.
I.i,rited Pullman ORA wing Room s'' saI
Sicepfrg-Cars between New York ana s09
New York and Richmond ard 6stwssaa
Richmond and Jacksonville P,,;lrsa
Sleepiug-CaSs daily between jscss"nao
vile and Tampa Also through D~sr
ing Room Sleepfnc-Clrs be. zen u
York and Atlanta. and Case-Cars b...sss
Hamlet ara Atlanta and ffauo, ana
Savannah
Pullman Ora wing Room ,.u<fst sieeaiTs.
Cars between New York and j cE;soryI,fs
connecting at fmiet with Sleeping. a.,
which through Pullman tick@-s ar. .os
Pullman Parlor-Cars between Jrrsxs..
Vile and Tampa Finest Day Coache,
" MAY CITY Ticket Age1.
z P Smith. District Passenger Ag.ns
Phone AZ 1HHS Fast NH'r es-a.t
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
AILANTll--L LINE
SchcduIC IN ICHect Sept. IS, IoV<'
VRAINs LEAVE RICHMOND-BlRD RID
STREET STATIOS-

rRAINs LEAVE RlCRMOND-BiR RID
STREET STATION
400 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED: nai.
Il. Arrive; Petersburs s:si o "a a. a.;
P Fesfolb a. Nj ss saa s snt TX
s:e5 A. NJ Daily. arrives Pete;sbur
$40 4. NJ. Emporia l1:os a: ~; ):
Weldon Il ;5o a; NJ, Fayet tts !,
!. NJ. Savannah AM; 800 a. NJ, jack (
sonville sos A. NJ. Tampa 1890
P NJ. Port Tampa 1870 P \ M G rrin-
ing Goldsboro' 315 P. 81, Whining
Ton NJ Pullman sieeoe. Ne"
1870 York to 3aGLsonx l5tnr petersburg
100 P. NJ. Conn, cts with Norfoik
and Western railway for Roanont :
and intermediate points stops a.
DDrewry's Blur. Centralts, ana
800 + II. OCEAN SHORE L1M1gEn.
50 nRally; arrives Petersours So NV s.
st Petersburg. Waverly. and SUI
$50 IN F. N. Dany. ercep, sunday Sa,5 Ar,
7:3s P. NJ, ana Rocky Mount sos P.
a.o,r NJ NJ Makes ali INTERN en,4te sto lp;r.,
o:oS :. NJ \ Daily arrives e;,n pe'ere0ufs
7:2s P. N. FLo Hsnss a T5" VEST IN
P RIAN LIMITED: Daily co Ar1iyfs
rith Ncr}o,S S ana * lsr i
folk end intermediate poinss; E@
porla a:'s P: NJ. connects With A.
isntlc and Danyilie lo5 stat ons I've
vi!le): weldon s:4s P. NJ Fayette-
vile 1:25 "A NJ. Charleston 6;17 A..
MI; MI savannah s:s5 a. NJ; o.5 9af 5 %
Port Tampa lo:so ?: H.
c new g Linz 10 MlnpLH. ai a,,. =
SIS A A. p NJ, Macon + q A. NJ At.
Ne New n york to Wilmington Oh, GharI h;
suSta and Macon. Dining car ser
o:ao P. NJ. Daily. Arriving Petersburg
l vth NJ Gonnsets W &! ps1ersP 2a
NJ. Roanoke As A. NJ. Bristol lo:4oo
A. n. Fullr.an Sleeper Richmond
1880 ?; NJ. Dsfy. Arrlves Petersburg
TRAINS Arrive R'cHNosD.
Macon. Augusth. and al po,n1s
I,ynchbrrs;. and the west
s.4s 4 NJ Daily, except Sunday
l1:lo 4. NJ Daily. except Sunday From
Rocky Mount and intermediate sta
IL 10 s = ~ Daily :E 70, Petersburg
folk. and Petersburg.
200 ?. NJ. Daily From Petersburg
Roanoke. and intermediate ,ro!nts.
$3.50 p VI. Daily. from Norfolk. Sur-
7:45 P. n. Daily. From Miami. Port
Tampa. Jacksonville, :saVanr j.
Charleston Wilmington, Colds
bore, and ali points South.
$3.50 P NJ. Daily. From Petersburg.
HLynchSurg and " est.
T. NJ. EAIMERSoN.
Traffic Manager.
Assistant nc Manager.
" General Pa ger Agsn.
CAMPBELL
ia u D'v's'c 'sfnS S.,- Agent gent.
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William Miller. who was charged with
selling liquor on Sunday, was discharged.
the police being unable to prove that IL
Iuor had been actually sold. He was de-
tended by Harry Glenn.
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SAY LINE
TO BALTIMORE
Via C.. 6 o Railway and
Old Point.
u, S. ma'L Route.

Leave Richmond Via ~ GHs and
Ohio railway daily EatS a.
:. F. Al conaecI.as - liz .aiat "iia
The superb steamers OF The Cd Say Llns.
leaving at I:45 Z. NJ. arriving Ba.'inofs
Hi,h all trains North. East. AID West;
Short rail- ride and all night on one ni
the finest steamers in southern wtts,1
Returning, arrive Richmond 70 \ -
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RAILROAD sCHEBULE..
or SOUTHERN
cHY RAIL WAl
Schedule in Effect, Ja1y 20, 1902.
Trains Leave ard Arrive t4th-stree'
station.
RAILROAD scHEDULE..

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1915 q. NJ. No daily for Durham, ~
c.. DanvIiiA and all local s.a =, rs
south c9InectlnE at Suss .ss,a :
with Norfolk and Western 6fati"
local sta items West: At Jefsr,ys 10:
.oca ,, stations on Norfolk % Div 1s.n.
deraor.-
$50 a., No. .. limited train daily.
f>r Jacksonville :snu all florlaa
nects az Moss!e; via Sarrvills
arsensboro Tor Durham. Raleigh,
With No IS. ' United sta;ys las.
mall. solid train. daily. COR Nss
orlesas snd points Ss.th: r Vic
Drswinx- Room 5ieeper Richmond
t. Atlanta and s:-mingn n.a
viee. = ~
1905 P. M. No: II. Southern E1pres7
diny Cor Atlanta. Ausu5sa, Jacs
70, Da,vIlie Greensboro. SAILS
bury: and Charlotte. open a. Rich
mono Non. So IS, u &, Connection wi II
soa:.*--..rn Limited which car
Eies through s,eepers to Augusta
s H..,1;, Jaeksonv:l,e: Tagcs
service. Also. Pullman Tourist
Sleepe- Mondays. W.onesdays, ant
Fridays Washington to San FRAN
cisco. without cnsnse. with comes
lions for all Do.ats In Texas. AeIi-
CO. and California
800 n. No. II, local daily, s1ceps
Su'asy. for Keyavilis and inter.
mediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
ZOO A. M
o:%a +. ~ From Atlanta. Augusta,
Jacksonville. Ashevllla. and ali
points South
$40 A. A.. from Keysvi!is ana local
sta tiona
$50 NJ. from Durham. Charlotte
Danvflle and intermediate stations
local FREIGHT.
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same production and a better company
| in every respect, the performance tonight
will be the most inter esting of the season,
which, it must be allowed, is full of good
| things.
David Wartield will make his first ap-
pearance as star on next Tuesday eve
ming at the Academy. His success last
| season is pretty generally known. His
| first New York week in The Aucloneer
! office OF the Bijou He established the
| largest figures for an opening weeks re-
ceiptS of any attraction that mad ever
| played at that theatre
Mr.. Sol Davis. the advance representa-
tive of The Messenger Boy company,
was in the city yesterday. making the
arrangements for the presentation o.
this musical comedy at the Academy
Thursday. October seth.
Mr.. Deshon has been surrounded with
q very capable company of nifty people.
and there isn't girl in the chorus VINO
iallS below a high standard Of attractive
ness. He has some very clever topical
songs to sing and Is provided with very
+ amusing lines The production is identi-,
cal with that seen in New York and
Philadelphia under the same manage
1nent-Niyon & Zinmerman-and the cos
tunes and stage settings are elaborate
and rev.
Conceding one point in the construc-
ton of Jim. the Penman." and con-
ceding two points in the George Fawcett
Company which is playing al the Bijou
this week. and it is one Of the best pro-
auctions this city has seen lately. 1t
combines thrill and manners and
courtesy and crooks. and there is not
wife with deep and abiding fascination
for somebody else's husband in it, which
is distinct relief. TO say the least.
Jim. the Penman" .vill be the bill at
the Bijou the rest of the week.
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The YanlSton on for Cuba.

WASHINGTON. DC, October :22.-The
Tankton has sailed from New 7 ork for
Port Royal. and will proceed thence to
Cuba to BEGIN an exten1ive survey work. 4