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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

Green. Caroline county. Eugene B. Ira
Wis., appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by the removal of E. l.. r. Dunn. after
the latter had served a four-year term;
Di1ton. Pulaski county, James NJ. Mum,
Jr, vice Rufus c. Pedigo, removed, and
Mayo Bowles. Patrick county, c. G.
Bowles to succeed Peter l.. Zentmeyer,
resigned.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Condrey, of Richmond, mother of
Miss Minnie Condrey, who ia SO i'll with
typhoid-fev is here to do what she can
for her daughter. Miss Condrey was still
very i'll this morning, though she rested
very we'll during the night The attend
ing physician says that unless turn for
the worse occurs she has a good chance
to pull through. Kind friends are see
ing that Miss Condrey has all the atten-
ton possible. and are constantly inquir-
ing as to her welfare.
w. P. Alexander, S. r. Martin. and
Mrs. Martin. J. E. Hull, c. w. Offer.
C. T. Brown. and Mrs. Brown. William
F. Augustine, T: N: Darlington Charles
Seeden. r. H. Meade. James T. Carneal,
Richmond; A. N. Price, R. F. Miller.
Lynchburg; II. c. Burrows. Culpeper;
S. r. Hoover, New Market; W. 3.
Faulkner, Philomont; C. L. Beet, Dan
Vile; B. S. Ellis and Mrs. Ellis. Orange:
and B. j. Thompson, Norfolk, are among
the Virginians who have recently regis
tered at Washington hotels.
PENSION NOTES.
The claims for pension of David Mime.
Norfolk, Sc. and William F. Pannett,
Grimes. Sc (war witt, SPAIN. dating from
August q, 1902. have been granted by
the Pension Office.
From August g. 1902 Charles Bright
Seldom will be allowed a pension at
the rate of S. per month.
Dating from August Is, 1902, the pension
of Benjamin chatham, Sussex, will be
increased to So per month.
Eva J. Quesenbery. Willis. has been al
lowed pension at the rate of $12 per
month. as widows, minors. and dependent
relatives allowance. This claim dates
from August g. 1902.
The original claim of Sandy Harris,
Ruthville. for Sc per month has also
been granted to date from August 80,
1902
The claim of Edward Brown, East
Vile, for 500 has been allowed. to COM
mence September 2, 1902.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

vicinity, and his victims are yielding on
every side. His latest here is Mr.. Lee
Martin. who last night led to the mar
riage altar Miss Nellie Ransone, an ex-
ceedingly handsome brunette, and zdaugh-
ter Of our popular dentist, DR.. ]. W. Ran
sone
Miss Ransone was attired in a beautiful
blue tailor-made gown and carried Brides
roses. She presented a handsome ap-
pearance. The bride was attneded by
her maid of honor, Miss Ellie South
worth, and the groom by his brother, MIR.
Clarence Martin, who acted as best
man.
The ceremony was impressive, and was
performed at the home Of the bride by
Rev. Mr.. Wingfeld. of the Methodist
church, near this place.
After the ceremony the large company
Of friends partook Of a bountiful and
elegant supper rendered by the brides
parents. 5'.p
Mr.. Martin Is a well-known young man
of this county, but is now engaged in
business in Richmond. to which place
he will take his bride in a short time, and
make their future home
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York RIVER LINE. VIA to Tss1

THE 1AvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
A;so -. Ne. Is. Baitimors Ilntssa
Foist. s connscti sanday., for WeG
Tork-rtver landings. :
S:15 z. NJ. No 70. daily, excent s,,
days local express for West ~
and intermediate stations. Com
VITA stage at Lester Manor. -
Waikerton and TappahannosE -
- Al, ~. 40. = local mixed. LS.v>.
foiat ana in, sansay'; for Wess
SS9nnecunx with stage at Iest.:.
L anor for WaIkerson ana Tanns
TEAMS ARRIVE nIcHMoNn
s:1b a. n. No. Is. daily. from, W..
Point. with connection from pat*ss
more, except Monday. sA. 1NAlts-
a1 l'eea q. - No. daily. except sund.v.
$50 y. ~. daily. except SUNDAY. -,
net - sss RotAs aud lnsernediata ~.
Mo-. Is and 1s win make no aton. =.
tween Richmond and Oufntnn s1ops %.
Steamers sail from West sPo,nt = e, :,
as1iy. except aSundays. steamer - & s. !, y
Gloocester Point and Claybank No. 49, -
" eonesoaya. and Fridays. and YnrEtssys
sna 4lmonoa Tuesday. rhursdayn 49, s.
-. 8: ~: WEsrBuRY.
g ~ - nxsr. cent,
Z: a1 ,issb6ses:
ss1t Passsnger Ar u:
go. e G. II. A5.JsES -
eas' -. ri
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Go ...,,''' E a .,,,,.
NEW MAIa.sTREET STATION.
september 16, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

September 10, AoV@.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:45.A. NJ. Daily, Newport News 1.0-
$50 A. NJ. Daily. Tor Old Point. New Tvs
port News. and Norfolk. =. NO 70
Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg. New
port News, and Hampton only
Parlor car. o..
400 ia Il MDaity sxesprt sS Views and
Norfolk. Two hours and twenty1!n1vs,e
minutes to Norfolk Stops wa wa
llamsburg, Newport News c ano
meets at Old Point with Washing.
ton, Baltimore, and Cape Charles
steamers: at Norfolk with Old Do
..oo P 3 steamers foS l New News
and Old Point Makes principal
,o.,o 4 SsSR LINE wEsr-Boq ~ s,ott.,.
VILE, and. except Sunday, between
Charlottesville and clifton Force:
connects for Orange cuipepsr'
ESQ P. NJ. Daily Cincinnati and Louis
vile Express Parlor car, , s1-
cept Sunday, to Gordonsville Pull
man from Gordonsville to cincin-
Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.
A local train from Gordonsville to
Staunton follows for local scauons'
except SUNDAY.
$50 =. III. Except Sunday. Accomnoda-
200 F. NJ. est, Louis and. Chicago
Special" Daily, with Dining and
Pullman cars. to Cincinnati. IN.
d1anapolis, and ST. Louis; except
Sunday. with Parlor car. Cinctn-
natl to Chicago. Dining car on
at .Gordonsville.
1850 =. M. f. F. Limited. Except
Sunday to Gordonsville. daily be-
yond. Pullman to Hinton, connect
Louisville, and tbs West. Connects
for Virginia Hot Springs
JAMEs-RIyER DIVISION.
AO:1so a. ID. Daily. for Lynchburg. Lex
hgton. New Castle, and Clifton
Forge, except Sunday. for Rosney.
80 and Alberene- Parlor car.
o:io z. ~ Except Sunday. TO Warren
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point. 10
a. NJ, 80 and 100 p. NJ. daily;
2:2O z. NJ, except Sunday.
- MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati and the West,
7:45 A. NJ, daily;9:45 A. NJ. except
Sunday. and $3.50 P NJ, daily.
Local, $3.50 A.. NJ, except Sunday,
and 7:15 2. NJ, daily.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
6:3 p. NJ. daily and $40 A NJ,
except Sunday.
:: Apply at 809 east Main street, 93 east
Main street. Murphy's Hotel. and JEFF
r re so .,1 Hotel for further Information
District Passenger Agent
r. DOYLE, H.8W.TFULLER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
je q
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE GRANTING SPERMfs-
SION TO THE MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK TO ERECT AND
MAINTAIN AN IRON SMOKESTACK
IN AND OVER THE ALLEY Elk
TENDING FROM THE EAST SIDE
OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST
WARDLY BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS APPROVED SEP
TENDER Is, 1902
80 1t ordained by the Council Of the
city of Richmond, a. That permission is
t n,ere9y granted to the Merchants Ma
iron smokestack in and over the alley ex-
tending from the east side Of Eleventh
street eastwardly between Main and
Cary streets, said iron snokestack shall
be securely attached to. the rear wall Of
their building, and shall not be less than
seven and half (71h) feet above and
rot extend more than twenty-five cd
said building more three 81 feet, subject
to the conditions herein stated
That the said iron snaokestaok is to
e oe constructed according to the plan pre-
and now on file in the Office of City En-
gineer; and also ip such manner and
with such materials as shall be salts
factory to the City Engineer
3. The said Merchants National Bank
shali at all times keep said iron smoke
STACK IN proper repair, and shall make
sucn repairs as the Committee on Streets
may at any time deem reasonable for the
safety Of persons using the highway I'M
der said iron smokestack
The permission hereby granted shall
at any time be subject to any amendment
or revocation by the City Council. Upon
a revocation OR amendment of said per-
mission, tho said Merchants National
b6ank, or any subsequent owner Of said
amendment or revocation.
o. The said permission IS given sub
ject to the conditions that the said, Mer-
chants National Bank, or any subsequent
owner of said house, will indemnify. re-
lmburse. and save harmless the city of
Richmond for any charges, damages. or
pay by reason Of any person being in
ured or damaged in any way, in property
or person, by the construction, exist
ence. or improper maintenance of said
iron srnokestack.
g.: Before any work is done under this
ordinance, the said Merchants National
Bank shall obtain from the City Engineer
the construction Of said iron srnokestack
In said alley
7. For failure to conform fully to the
provisions of this ordinance. or any
amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement Hereunder, the said Mer-
quent owner of said house, shall be LA
Bile to fine of notl less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars; each days failure to
be a separate offence
8. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances
are hereby repealed, so far as the same
may conflict herewith.
9. This ordinance shall be in force
Sc lost CITY Clerk
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N S&x!M Norfolk WesterI.

Schedule In Eject May Is, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMc % DAILY. BYRD-
STREET STATION.
300 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
f ~ Norfolk II e a u. Stops only
81 fdlt PefsS4r an. Waxe1ly; and SUI,
ist % Dessenxef Mah heldias oa tiskes e
..oo ron ron RICHMOND 9d,4 and IPstsEskgrx;a
Tor Eyn rhH GH1G $500 E1P Gss:a
Car Petersburx to, Roaaoka. Put
BUS: siseD Tor Af Slasso < Roe Sea
snd chatteneoEa. Pullman Sleeper
1:1o s Foan M e a5nos n,.,. for
:. - ana Intermediate stations. '
M E; Nh Ocean Shore Limited. Ar
!oak; connscts st Nerfo1k with
70 p. Eit3.s9n; Raaayt%%a ass
1:xb 2; M. for Suffolk. Norfolk. aud in.
Sorf ehi1A. e 80, o:st 'F1 s ARRIVES a
RW3zsI GefSasets 6. s 81 EzashsaTx Hish
e MsmnS d1a ana sdtpSNss New y of fnsars
Rsa1oldi r to A snd obsfsva tsa Car
Sleeper between Richmond and
at&y psaeyss; BE Bsfte ! i1Sssdy for az
81 . 80 sAAse <4kSOs r uu~s
nan nan Sleeper Petersburg and Roa-
ssatas arrive Richmond from Lynch
BURG and tbs West daily 1t rms
a b. $50 e. H.. aud S:66- Pm; :
rom Norfolk and the East af
! l: 10 A. !. M. 11:42 a. NJ. and
-, :, a.ln 5 5tss1s .yAesna.
S1ty Passenger and Ticket A0enf
G. u. sBO9LEY.
District Passenger a cent
" % n. BKVIiIA :.
General Pa1senxer Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
PRETTY HIGHLAND WEDDING.
Marriage of Rev. Mr.. Hanse1 and
Miss Elizabeth Jones

Marriage of Rev. Mr.. Hanse1 and
Miss Elizabeth Jones.
MONTEREY. VA, September 19.-(Spe-
cial.)-The first church wedding of the
autumn season occurred at Doe Hill. in
this county on Wednesday morning,
when, at o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Jane
Jones was led to the altar by Rev. Mat
thew Ernest Hansel. The Methodist
church. in which the ceremony was per-
formed was artistically decorated. and
the solemn service was conducted Jointly
by Rev. NJ. P. Weikle the pastor of the
church, Rev. ]. c. Johnston. Of the Nc
Dowell Presbyterian church. and Rev.
Holmes Ralston. Miss Grace Berlin, of
Bridgewater, presided at the organ.
Miss Grace Jones. sister of the bride,
and Mr.. James A. Mcclure, of Augusta,
were maid of honor and best man. re-
spectvely. The ushers We're Messrs
Benjamin Hiner, of Mcdowell, and Pent
Mccoy, of Franklin
The bride. who is known amongst a
large circle Of kindred and friends as
Bessie" is the third daughter of DR..
H. H. Jones. one Of the Oldest and best
known physicians of the county. In the
church. the Sabbath school,, in works of
benevoIence and charity, as well as In
social circles. she has always been a,
leading spirit, and the crowded church,
filed with kind friends from far and
near. was an attestation of the esteem in
which she is held.
The groom is q son of the late John H
Hansel. Esq, a member Of Lexington
Presbytery. and a young man of fine
promise He has been engaged in the
active work of the ministry, perhaps two
years. his field OF labor being in West
Virginia.
To this union Highland contributes
from two of her best families. and it is
safe to predict that wherever the cou-
pie may be called upon to go, in the
prosecution Of their life work. they will
De q blessing to the people with whom
their lot is cast.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple entered a carriage in
waiting. paused moment for hurried
congratulations and farewells, and. amid
q shower of rice and old shoes. left
for the Eroom's home at Alpena. Wa
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DAILROAD SCuEOULED.
AT Ian TlC &C 9 Asst LINE.
as schedule IN Eject june g, 19Oz.a
'HRAIN5 LEAVE 5RICHM0ND-BYRD -
STREET STATION.
= 8. q
RAILROAD sCHEoULl

BOO a. q. SNoRFoIK LIMITED 81
Norfolk II go A. n: Stops only At
ana
Weldon 9. Il a. II. Fa ~
y: So. Charleston y :15 = 2.
Ssh zonxille 9:o5 NJ: Tampa 1860
meet; meets at Wilson with No. q; arriy-
ton s 3" NJ. Pullman Sleeper New
York to Jacksonville.
11: 10 A. 4 M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
Pi isS y Bua Stopcc ent Manehey snd
Chester. on signal
TIC Pa "a n Daily; arriving Petsrsbn5E
and Cqsneoss 1 1or Roanoke
and intermediate points. Stops az
DDITeWrys Bluff. Centralta. and
9 100 z: u OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Daily; Arrives@Petersbu $50 q,
~. Norfolk $40 p. M. Stops only
e Petersburg. Wavefly. and BUT But
Eixse ps RfaaB sFG 81 sp n.
40 =: NJ. and Rocky Mount 9:06 =.
4. 4 o:oe 3 3 Deiiy; Arrives Ps.ersburs
7:2s = i, FL9R z191 q AND WEST n.
With Norfolk and Western fer Nor
n 1ok ana 3 40 inte5mediate point; "a
lanrio and Danyi iieI ror station. 6e-
ville); weldon Weldon ls:4s p. NJ, Faystte-
NJ. savannah = S:sS "a *. NJ n. Jackson.
PqS{ TsnPa :se:ss r = =; =. 600 80.
aE1z Y P6iST Sc MrR2f1A 5sa:ts
8:2S A. M, Macon Ii :35 "A. M At
lanta 100 r. M. Pullman Sleeper
ton Po2f Ghar As
gusta and Macon. Dining car SER
$40 1o: e pPstly A1styins PsttsE:RnEs
with Norfolk and Western rail-
way: arriving Lynchburg 2:45s.A-
~. Roanoke ASA. NJ. Bristol 1870
a. a. ~ Pullman Sleeper Richmond al:' 2
1850 p: n Daily: Arrives Petersburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
@:12 A. M. Daily. From Jacksonville.
Assen us GRas'es a9d al 11 ao'ass
-. fynsherf R ana f ths We sf.sl''o's'
s:4s s. n Daily ny:; except Sunday.
lilo 4. N. Daily, except Sunday. From
Rocky Mount and intermediate sta
A.AO a. M. Daily. From Petersburg,
:. Suffolk, and Norfolk.
II 'a1 A. M. Daily. From Norfolk. SUI
FOLK. and Petersburg.
1850 Ro, N Daily From Rste1aS1n5s
43O p NJ D,fi I1o Tregr Pe4ersh, nvtne''
$50 P. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk., SUI.
- folk, and Petersburg.
7:45 P. M. Daily. From Miami, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, savannah.
Charleston, WILMINGTON. Colds
boro,, and all points South.
$3.50 P. NJ: Daily. From Petersburg,
Iynchburg., and West.
r. N. EMMERSGN,
Traffic Manager.
Assistant Traffic Manager.
w. J. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent
G. 6 CAMPBDLh
Dfv1sion Passenger Agent,
"a II E8 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
A FALLS CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage of Rev. Mr.. Ball and Miss
Corn F. Cookxey.


FALLS CHURCH. VA. September 49,
{Special)-In the presence of only a few
witnesses, Miss Cora E. Cooksey and Rev.
Samuel A. Ball, presiding elder of the
Alexandria District of the Virginia Meth
odist Episcopal Conference, were united
odist Episcopal Conference, were united
In marriage at the groom's residence on
Columbia street, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Stephen P. Shipman, Of Delaware,
performed the ceremony, according to the
ritual of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The bride was gowned in a brown trav-
cling suit, with picture hat to match.
After the marriage the minister and his
bride left for an extensive wedding trip
through the south.
The affair was indeed a surprise to most
of the Falls Church people, very few
having any idea that such a thing would
ave t
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BEN t. AUGUST.
Sc 16-5t City Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAW-
Full FOR THE OWNER OR ANY
PERSON IN CHARGE THEREON 10
COAT OR SWINE To. COAT LARGE,
~ CRAZE. OR PASTURE ON ANY
STREET A ~; RARKr q UMIH-
PoRATE, LIMITS 1oE% s THE GITY. Of
BE sEGuRELY PIGKETE Sln ~ SOME
HIBIT THE,KEEP1i4MSIGs:.7D2lR2II BY nQR
LIMITS THE. CITY, -.IIAYING "A
RFIL ON. APPROVED SEPTEM-
Der 49, 1902.
Be It ordained by the Council Of the
city Of Richmond
81. 81 That il shall be unlawful for the
owner or any person in charge thereof
to permit any COW, horse, mule, goat.
Or swine to s. sat large, Craze, or pas
ture on any str cot, alley, park or unln-5
closed lot, thin the corporate limits
of the city Of Richmond. unless such
animal be securely pick to some sta
* No person shall keep. drive, or picket
any COW Within; the limits 5of the city Of
Richmond. with q bell or bella$ on.
Il 5. Any person ola ting this ordinance
shall be fined not less than (&2) two nor
more than; i've dollars go for each Of
fence.
This ordinanc shall be IN force from
80 : BEN AUGUST
8 g. 1s-5t III. CITY *Clsfk. 81
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{sD SOUTHERN
~ e5k Rail Way
Schedule In Effect, July 20, 1907.
Trains Leave and Arrive 14th-streaf
Station.
TRAINS 1n.vn s,cuvoxn

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va
1915 4. A.. No 9. daily for Durham. n.
u. Daavlle, and all local sta slona
south. connecting at Burksvils
sh F s41fsn and Iyn Msfss59 s aad
local sta tons West; at Jeffreys fos
LOCAL stations on Norfolk Division
% Danvills: at Oxford for Hen
1:so E ID; No. .. limited train da;1y.
2 9osass: HHyana Nassau. etc. Con Con
9Esenshoro:- for Durham. Ralsisa-
~ aad MM a at !, charletss
orle,as ana points South. which
f nraIi, 95eepers to New Orleans;
Through Train. With slssper a saiis-
s S9nry to AsnphiA Din:nS-car SER
1i'o a s n. ii. No =: Southern Express
FOR ps,1 and points ssash. sissas.
Hond sso r N connec,ion With
asss ead Ees,sa E zP;ss ana
ries through sleepers to AUGUSTA.
sayannah. Jacksonville. Tampa.
O rIsa Memphis Atlanta New
ssrvce. Also. Pullman Touriss
sseeper Mondays. Wednesdays, and
fridays Washington to San Yran-
eeiIsco, without change. with conne0.
saonS for all points IN Texas, Ne1a-
a~ So. ana California
a.. Ma II, local daily, sxcspa
sunday. for KeysvilIo and intaee
mediate POINTS.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
TOO A. Ny
x:49 P.M.l Fr- A+,.n.. .,,~,.,.
5 5s;lss 1. hs1ai; ana 8
s:se a A. r. rom Ksyvile and hess.
NJ; from Durham. mar,ossa.
aHv1l1e and intermediates stationa.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
so&a Y and q. between Nanchester 60
Ne 1noNI IS = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
TRANSFERS 0FPROPERTY.

In Richmond: Harvey G. Brown to
Robert K. Armour, Is feet on west side
Fourth street, 1893 feet north of Leigh
street; $1,000.
Kenner T. Crawley to F. D. Green, IS
feet on east side of Seventeenth street, lis
feet south Of Accommodation street; $3.50.
Bette F. Dickinson to Louisa w and
Emma S. Dickinson. two-thirds interest
in twenty-one feet on east side Beech
street. Al PIP feet north Of Taylor street;
81 etc.
George w. Woods trustee and wife to
Maggie Nelson Neal, Is feet on west side
Second street, Is feet north Of Arch: $40.
In Henrico: Mrs. Susan A. Allard to
Henry S. Wallerstein, % feet on. south
side street, 60 6-12 feet east OF Twenty
second street: 1892
Paramount Land Company to Oceola c.
Delaney, twenty-six feet on north side
F'airmount avenue, 1873 9-12 feet west of
Twenty-first; 1925.
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Fields OF Beautiful Dah1t...

10 accommodate tie my East-End custo-
mers | will nave a load Of my beautiful
Flowers at Old Market every Saturday at
8 +, N. Il want every lady to have a
bunch. for Sunday, Another load at cor
ners OF Sixth and Broad. Drive out and
see them, or take Westh champion cars.
NJ THOMPSON,
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BAY LINE
TO BALTIMORE
Via 6. s Q. Railway and
Old Point.
u. S. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeaka .,a
Ohio railway daily, except Sundav an ~
4 =. n: c9nnseting - At t,e old Point With
leaving at 7:16 P. NJ, arriving Baltinnrs
$50 a. NJ. in time to make eonnection
with all trains North, East, and Wesr
Short rail ride and all night on one Of
the finest steamers In southern wafa,~
Returning, arrive Richmond 10 ~
.,a1.y eAC-Dt Monday. an 40 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY TO
ERECT AND MAINTAIN ELECTRIC
SERVICE WIRES FOR LIGHTS FROM
PREMISES TWENTY-FOURTH AND
CARY STREETS. ACROSS TWENTY
FOURTH STREET, OVER ROOFS OF
CAMERON & CAMERON AND AMER
sICAN TOBACCO COMPANIES PLANT
Z ACROSS TWENTY-FIFTH STREET,
TO TOP OF RICHMOND STEMMERY.
APPROVED SEPTEMBER IS. 1902.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the
city of Richmond:
: /. That the American Cigar Company
be and is hereby authorized to erect and
maintain electric service wires for lights
from premises Twenty. and Cary
roofs Of Cameron & Cameron and Ameri-
can Tobacco Company plant, across
street, to top of Richmond
construction to be satisfactory to the City
. 2 That the said American Cigar Com
pany shall be responsible to any. and all
resson Of the erection and maintenance
or use of the said wires or any app]i-
ances connected Herewith. or their fail
ure to properly maintain or use the same
during the time tina this ordinance re-
main in force.
$ That the permission hereby given
shall be revocaole at the pleasure 1T
ton Of this ordinance, the said Am eri-
can Cigar Company or any assignee Shall
forthwith remove the wires hereby al
loved to be erected; and for any viola
nance they shall be liaole to a fine OF
not less than five dollars $50 or more
than twenty dollars (s20) for each offence.
This ordinance shall be In force
BEN T. AUGUST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
a (EAW0RH1r(E POEM.
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME.

(By Stephen c.. Foster)
lucky home;
lis summer. the darkeys are gay
The corn-top's ripe. and the meadows
in the bloom.
While the birds make music all the day;
The young folks roll on the little cabin
floor
All merry. all happy, and bright:
By-'na-by hard times comes a-knockin'
at the door
Then my old Kentucky home, good
night!
Weep no more, my lady!
0 weep no more to-day!
Well sing ono song for the old Ken
lucky home,
For the old Kentucky home, FAR away.
They hunt no more for the 'possum and
the coon,
On the meadow, the hill, and the shore:
They sing no more by the glimmer Of the
moon,
On the bench by the old cabin door;
The day goes by, like shadow Ger the
heart.
With sorrow, where all was delight;
The time has come when the darkeys
have to part
Then my old Kentucky home good
night!
The head must bow, and the back will
have to bend.
wherever +ho do view WOW -.
A few more days. and the trouble all
will end,
In the field where the sugar canes grow;
few more days to tote the weary load
No matter. twill never be light;
A few more days till we totter on the
road
Then my old Kentucky home, good !.
night!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
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darlington, Mrs. r. Fisher, Miss ].
Fisher. Miss E. Fisher. Mrs. v. Hall.
Bartholdi, ]. c. Wickert.
Sturtevant. n. Flegensteiner.
Alhen1arle, Miss r. Buck, Mrs. &C. E.
Buck, Miss Williams.
Vene'o-,,e. Miss e. Bruce. Mrs. 8. II.
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