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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
A BAD LITTLE NEGRO.
Charged With House Burning In
Characteristic Magnetic Artcs-
;nn Wen.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE VA.
January T.--fSpecial.)-On Monday night
me warehouse near Mr.. J. II. Martins
STORE 81 this pace, burned down. There
were ;hirty-siS barrels of corn and about
my bushels Of peas in the house. 1t
Nok Very hard work to save the store.
as as The warehouse was only thirteen feet
rom the side Of the store and the front
u .! the warehouse was only thirteen feet
rom an addition to the storehouse. Yes
teFGay il was found that the storshouse
Ssad been set afire on the opposite side
gore out of its own accord. Mr.. Martins
lWelling is very close to the store, and
gould not have been saved If the store
rad burned. The fire occurred between
u and Y o'clock. after Mr.. Martin had
gore TO bid.
:, To-day Matthew Jones, colored boy
y or Il years old, was arrested and sent
10 the grand Jury for stealing. He was
paileo by the Judge Later he was ar
s ssStea en- the chargs Of burning Mr.. Mar
thought that Matthew IS insane. or at
teast not responsible, His father, who
S a well-to.do man, will keep close
watch over him.
y; I has been arranged TO take up all the
on Saturday AR. &. %. Carr IS eSam Exam
hing the titles to see IL any Changes have
taken piacc since the options were taken
Your correspondent saw the magnetic
ere he'd I'D. by the pipe by their heads.
The specific gravity Is Los. a short piece
OF pipe. when detached. showed no mag
hstism. but as soon as SERVED to the
plpe coming out OF the ground. was mag
setized. When the water flowed frs,
through this same p!ece. OF pipe. no mag
aelish could be devoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
OIdDoniniOn
Steamship Co.
DAILY LINE .E0a NEW YoRk. 1H9
klkIH AND EAST.
NIGH Line
DAILY BETWEEN =
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK.
The New S'samsrs
BRANDON AND BERKELEY

as-
Leave Richmond nightly at z O'clock fee
Norfoik stopping At Newport News tn
hnth diractiors. arriving az Norfolk at
6 A. NJ. there Transferring 20 NsH a1 " !.
steamer. daily. except Sunday. at ~, ~,
Passengers car leave day. exGsQs sun.
day. by chesapeake and Ohio railway, az
$50 a. NJ and 4 p. NJ. or 3 A. ID and =
IS. NJ. by Norfolk and Western faiiTaT
both lines connecting at sNosIolK i ss#ltn az
rect steamers sailing same day.
Freight for all northern. eastsru, ~
foreign ports received and forWaf0oe
daily. except Sunday. at COMPANY WhasI
foot OF Ash street, Rockets. 49,
Tickets on sale at companyS once. Go.
1912 east Main street: Richmond Transfef
5Company, No. $40 east Main stfset: oGur.
phy's Hotel: CheAa peake and OHIO. ana
Richmond and Petersburg depote an0 ae
company's wharf. Richmond Basgats
checked through to all points
Local fares between Richmond anf
Norfolk, Newport News Old Point. ana
Hampton, SEQ; 60 Ralttmore and WASH.
iugton, $500
norfolk $3.50 Tine firaft. 10 days. Above
fares tnclue stateroorn berth betwean Nor
foIk and Richmond Meals. Tahis d,hota.
s6c Richmond to New York. all water or
rail and water. $500. Limit. days. Round
trir,. 514oo Limit. 80 days. Including
meals and stateroom berth.
- JOHN II. MAYER. Agenk
1912 east Main street. Richmond. Va
III. BROWN. General Art s
II. b WALKER. Tranic Mgr. y. =. &
de "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
FINE DISPLAY OF CALENDARS.
Samples of Date Sheets from Every
Cline Mt Y. NJ. G.. A.


The exhibit OF calendars under the aus
pices Of the Junior Department at the
Richmond Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building. is the finest yet. II
has been located on the second floor and
another Four hundred calendars are in
position. from the miniature to the every
day need of the man who desires to see
the date at distance Of fifty feet The
Richmond display is separated from the
others. and has many attractive caIen-
OARS.
Among those attracting the most atten-
en nae san casna1rS from the rS
fifth & Boyd Fertilizer. Baltimore: the
Chicago and Alton Railway Company,
Nashville Rubber Tire Company; the
First National gsnk Of q Un5ont9wn; Pa:
Shoe Company. Wheeling w Va: Home
National Bank: Holyhoke. Mass; Nor
f folk National Bank. Norfolk; Va T.,E.
gan Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Detroit; Petersburg Banking and Trust
Company: Roessler & Hasslacher. of New.
York. which is printed on large veneer
ceived from the Forbes Lithosrapiss Com
pany. Boston. The finest ever seen in
the city are from the Osborne Company.
of New York. This last exhibit Of forty
matter thereon. Every one of these is a
work Of art, and fully worth visit to
the exhibit. lz-
Among the most attractive are "The
Moonlight at Sea- the light being ma g
rificent; a crowd of Boys Enjoying the
Sport" while the bootblsck attempts to
country scene. After Shower !:
'.Checkmates,'' game which clearly
shows who 1t is IN to-: "a Serious Case
a negro doctor administering medicine:
Gossip two wome- at it; "a Summer
Afternoon" and "a Good Shot
The foreign exhibit from Japan and
other countries is attracting much atten-
ton. especially the letters received from
the secretaries at Cape Town. Africa;
Belfast. Rio Janeiro, Amsterdam. Brus-
sells. etc.
The exhibit is intensely interesting.
and is open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. NJ.
to all. Admission free. To-day and
Friday will be ladies' days. While they
are welcome at any time, Special atten-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Windsor Personals.

WINDSOR VA. January 7.-fSpecial.)
The Rev. Jessie Roberts, Of North Caro-
lima. has moved his family here to- re-
side. and they are occupying the resi-
dence on Main street which he recently
purchased from Mr.. W. T. Lamb.
MrtW. T. Lamb has sold out his livery
business to Messrs. Saunders & De!k.
and will go to Philadelphia. where he
has been offered a lucrative position
Rev. r. n. Smiths father has returned
to his home. in South Norfolk. after a
pleasant visit to his sons family at the
Methodist pasonage.
Mrs ". e. Allen, of Boykins. Is the
guest of Mrs. T. 3. Marshall
Mrs. Lou Voolfolk, OF Richmond, who
has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. q
F. Deane., left for her home on yes
terday.
Mrs. Maggie Gay was taken suddenly
i'll to-day. 1t is hoped her sickness will
not be serious.
Miss Lee Fulghan1 has returned from
a pleasant visit to Richmond relatives.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith. from Black Creek
church has been called to the Western
Branch and Collossee Baptist churches.
The pastoriun, is in town. and should he
accept. he will reside here. He is said to
be a fine preacher
Messrs. King and Primer tsuffolk Pea
nut Company are trying to rent their
plant here, and it Is thought they will
be able to do so. S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
PISTOL WOUND PROVED Fatal.
e. E. pcvault,s Death at Coehurn-
Murder is Charged.

BRISTOL. TENN. January 7.-(spe-
cal.l-Robert B. Devault died at Coe-
ourn, Va, this week as the result OF
pistol shot which penetrated his lung du.
ing an alteration with j. Z. Carr1co,
four weeks ago.
1t is said that Carrico and a merchant
named Clay will be tried for the shoot
ing. although Clay denies that he was
present Devault was brother OF G. G.
Devault Bristol merchant, and former
y resided In this county.
He is survived by his wife and eight
lhildren.
]. c. Hall, young man who left East
Tennessee a year ago, after having, so IT
81 the Singer Manufacturing Company,
was recently captured in Louisiana. He
has just been tried In the Circuit aourt
81 Mountain City and IS under sentence
to serve eight years in the penitentiary.
This is Halls second experience at re-
celNInC such a sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Beaver pam Tricking..

BEAVER DAM. VA, January 7.-(spc.
ups took place here on Saturday after
noon. Rev. w. G. Burch conducting the
sserNices. Mr.. Phillips died at Clifton
s,orge on Thursday. and leaves widow.
ms, brothers, and three sistcrs-Mr. Joe
1Gniiilps. Mt. Walter Phillips Mrs. w. r,
suhoiey. Mrs. Margaret Yeamans. and
+; i1fI s, I 2. Hall. All Of the sisters live
,.. aer Frank Page. of Waco. Tex. arr
n where he preached In st JOIN s :
Sn,s ..eh last Sunday. As was noted In the
patch, he he's been called to this
tie .sn; put has not yet decided about
81. lr q d. Fantafns has returned "a his
y the Episcopal High School efter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TnANsP0KTATIoNs LINES.
CO.: | ; \; nm.
m nAlN.S TaEEI s fAiIJl.
Nnvemh her 70, 1902.


sr.le W.: IS tsalaaOAf1.
= Il. r.ewnocf
Il 7:16 a N. Except SUNDAY - :. -.
News LOCAL. All e1oI
s goo a zaI 4 naiIy for Old Point. vs. ~
ss7.ss.essS 1,orf IS NeWS and GoEfotk VIZ
hours md twenty-five msnusss " y
Norfolk Stops vtlllarnsp4ol 81 81 es
Port N.sWs. daInp 90!s, a a.nnd IA flId
Only arior CT :
5oin. ....a.v ftr
- 100 P:s.M ~. Daily, e1cept sanaay' M nj
Norfolk. Two hours and - ny
Eve minutes TO Norfok; (, ssops y and "a
IL n1tar1 s, ~ Ruffat ParIor Car
,,sn,e ~ !a.,,,e,r. Nens on Mon
49, : : I'm s !. ~ Eridays. arit.
Saf.1rr1. ~ : = 1m i1ts II and nj. steamer
to- Baltimore: at Old Point with
Washington. Baldm1rs:. ana G 1.its :,
Charles stesmsrs: At Nortol Ole MI,
Qld Doci 1ivn eteam rs aoi8 1ss az
York.
500 il NJ. Daily. Tor Newport News
and Old Point. On Sunday ea.s
connects for Norfolk. Makes psSu--s
cipa1 stops .ovv,-r
MAIN LINE " FiST-BO1ll1N.!s.'s..z
1910 A NJ Local Except Sunoay. fof
Clifton Forge; connects for Orange
Culuepers Caiyerton. and Manassas.
200 p. NJ. Daily. Cincinnati and Louis
vile Express Buffet Parlor Cat.
Gordon 10 Cincinnati, and
Louisville Dining Car on at Cor
donsviIe. CONNECTS for virginia
~ Hot Springs. a local trim from
EGordonsvfile to Stanton follows
for local stations. except Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Miss Emily Kerfopt Dead.

LEEsBURG, VA. January 7-(Spe-
eial.)-Miss Emily Kerfoot, daughter of
the late Daniel Kerfoot. of Upperville,
on the I'd Of January at her fathers late
home. Mount Morency." She was con-
sistent and faithful member of the Ups
perville Baptist church. H1r funeral.
which was conducted by the Rev. DR..
Lake, her pastor. took place on the 4tt
OF January, and the intern1ent was in
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
SIX FAvoRITIss BEATEN.
In Four Races, 1t is by Long Shots.
Tint Ponular Racers wfn

nNe : ORa AA%]SeA . ~ IA. $500
NEW ORLEANS. January 7.-six fav-
5orites were beaten here to-day in four
races by long shots.
First race-six furlongs-Showman GO
to y won Memphian 6 to y second.
Royal Deceiver go to y third Time,
1:16 As.
Second race-seven furIonEs-Hazel H.
>d2 TO y won. Four Leaf c.. "a to -
second, Floyd K. 90 to y third. Time,
1:sl.
Third race-six furlongs,-A mignri Us
to y won, Potente q to 100 second, Brief
a TO . third. Time. 1:43 Is.
Fifth race-f1re furlongs-Athlena e
TO y won Henry Mcdaniel Il to 81 second
Tioga go to y third. Time. 1903 1-5.
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth: selling
King BarIeycorn go to u won. the Mes
serger q to y second Coggswell 6 to y
third. Time. 1:51-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
nav Norfolk YYester
Schedule In Eject Nov. 80, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAILY), BYRD
STREET STATION.

STREET STATION.
Tivss No m2ME2 :e 4 Li n Stops only MY
at Petersburg. Waverly.s and Suf-
tolk Stop. at Wa ketI. o t,sk. e
from Richmond and Petersburg.
300 A NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
BUS: c :li and chicago.
70 uH RoanoP Pel' Pullman a s:espsr soa
noks to Columbus and Bluefisld to
es and c5e a9r 5ssto uan
1920 z. NJ. ROANOKE EXPRESS. Tor
Farmville. Lynchb urg. Roanoke.
300 Fnd 'nt 5gnai sH S}fttsl M1rEp
Arrives Norfolk $50 8. ID Stops
only at PETERSBURG. Waver!y. and
steaners to Boston. Providence.
New York. Baltimore. and Wash.
$50 Z. NJ, for sunelk.. Norfolk. and in.
Norfolk at 1910 =. M. -.
e:35 P. III. for Lynchburg and Roa-
eks Gggnes end at xsh
to- Memphis and New Orleans.
Cafe, parioi: and and I, obse < cars
sleeper betwsen Richmond and
cupancy at $3.50 F. M. Also. Pull
man sleeper Petersburg and Roa-
noke
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
Lynchburg and the West daily at
5:35 A. a.. ZOO r. NJ. and asst;
p NJ; from Norfolk and the East
at ITO A. NJ, liza. a. NJ. and
$50 p. N.
JOHN E. WAGNER.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
C.. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
w. 3. BEvILL,
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE: Roanoke. Va fe q =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
.PAN-AMERlcAN RBITRATl ON.
Favorable Report on Trenty-Vene-s
xueIa Not in Agreement 1T. sSss

aA -
xueIa Not in Agreement.
W.AsTITNGToN.$n c.. January THE
Seats conniittea on Foreign Relp lions
today art h~r,z@H Senator Lodge 70 re-,
port fa vo~abIv the general inferno tionaI
SPrhitra ton trea ty recommended by The
EPsn-Ame-ican conference held al the
City Of Mexico last wit treaty
is on the lines of the FIer le8 traa tH. but
5ern hemisph e provides tribunal
for ling lsnI,tes as TO hcpnd arvs iv,es:z
i ard ella inns pra & as TO other qnestions
concerning which nations may a ffer.sssss7
The opiri lon was quite general that fa-
vo-able action supon the aereement this
time by the United States would have
"a GOOD effect upon the settlement OF the.
sdirererees# between Venezuela and the
European creditors of tina nation. ssis5
ssAns interesting fact IN connec ton wit III
the preparaticn@of he treaty Isl t hat The
Venezuelan represent Is tive in the confer
scnce refused. pon. the Instruction @of his
SFoyernment, 70 parfieipatelln.t the fprnula,,
ti0nRof the 6ocunfen So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TRAINS 1EAv,.-.i lRgl1[cR,Ioyp. va.
,dule In Eject, nee, IL, doO2

TR4rrs r1,. ~ !, ,r.,,,,nxn "a.
n ICY : = 'lO.s -: -
100 "A. M, No. Z. daily for -Danville.
Charlotte, and all local stations
SOUTH. connecting. at panvilla for
stations to Lynchburg. also with
.. and w. railway for Martins
@ willie and stations or, that line. At
Greensboro, for ali stations east
and west thereof: go Z
Nc 81 limited tT1in Fi aai
points; Havana. Nassau. etc Con-
meets at Moseiey with Farmyllie5
and -. Powha tan railroad: -. q :
a a1't. Winston. Salem; Il pany ~ &c
mall solid train. daily. fof New
OrIeans and points South. when
carries .Sleepers to New ORGANS.
vile. Drawlng-Room Buffet Sleeper
Rfch,,,orS - t..s 49, III. ~ Sr,srn,inp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. D. CO. January Tho
Senate to-day conhrmend the following
nomine tons: IS S. s.7s Ss
Charles Page Bryan. minister to Por-s
tugal: David ]. Hill. minister to Switzer.
land: Francis 3. Loomis, assistant sec.
rotary OF State: Joseph w Dillin. sur
veyor Of customs at Nashville, Tenn.
Pcstmasters--south Caroline. d.
Shore. Sumter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TRAINS ARRIVE RIoHaIoND-souTB-

WARD.
s;eo s 81 eeps CONNECTS 10 roe
Ashland and intermediate points.
500 a. NJ. Daily. at BFRD-sTREETf
9 TAT5oR sESIRS 81 Ale1 RIsdfs
fredericksburg. Milford. boswell.
Ashis nd. and Ella. Stops At other
statie Nsw s York R Ssat Steering
s:25 a.. NJ. Except Sunday, at BYRD.
-. STREET STATION. Accommoda-s
ton from Fredericksburg and in
terlnediate points $. 81.
1901 p. M Except Sunday. at BlED-
s ST stattoss Washingsonp 3 a. H..
land inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba
Parler car. 49,
80 sTATioN. Stops at Alexand li: /
a4cSa6uf bosse Fr and
Ashland. Buffet Sleeping Car from
COOP. NJ. Escept Sunday, at .ELBA
I'd 1iGtenma61s ton from
e:4c p NJ Daily, at BYRD-sTREET
- STATION. Stops at 4alexandrla.
Fredericksburg. boswell, Ashla nd.
and Elba, x sls sS}ngg{ a cars from New
900 =. NJ, Daily. at BYRD-sTREET
STATION. stops at Alexandra and
local stations. QuanticD to Ashland
inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. buff
fer Parlor Car. 8 :
80 STATION. Florida and Metro6oit..
tan Limited. Stops at Alexandrfa.
Fredericksburg. and boswell. BUT
fet slesping Cars from New York.
HOO T; n !! Except s;p SUNDAY; at ELIZA
". p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager. 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

spending the holidays at his home.
Mr.. r o. Moss has returned to his
work at Blue Ridge Springs
Nr. Edmond Fontaine spent several
days in Charlottesville recently. return
ing on Saturday. He Will move to Beau
lreu," near charlottesville. in February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Georgla NeEroex sail Cor. .Liberta..

Georgia Negroes Sail for Liberia,
8 NEW YORK January SIN the steer
age OF the White Star Line stea r1er Teu-
tonic. which sailed TO-DAY for Liverpool,
We're tb.rty-twoA colored m en-. twelve wo-
& Liberia tes settle. They came from Irwin
county Ga. is
One OF tho men said we are just poor
farmers. Business was not very good
withs8us. SO we got together. sold ont
our IA rms and are going out to Liberia
Z to begin life again. =
The party have about Sc coo. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

5TRANsPORT.lTIoN ElNIsy
r RAIL- ROAD

Sehcdule In Eject Noy, 3d. 1909
HAINsgLEAVEsRICH
WARD.
800 STATION for Washinstona1 and
beyend s Stops i mt dilford. s. Fsred.
ericksburg and Alexandri stops
occo1uan Sundays Steering Cars
Dining Car
a 6:41 q; Daily. iron, hiAIN.sTREE.T
STATIC NJ: Florida Sand. Metropo!i:
- TAM LIMIT ed: for WashinEtons.ard
and A1exandr ia Buffet sleeping
Cars.ssto New Fork. - s z q
200 a. Except Sunday. from IA
STATION. accommodat ton for ASH
land and intermediate points
STREE sTATioR: fo ~ ashins:
ton land beyond. Stops atzsElba.
Glen Allen. and local s. sta tons.
Ashland toaGhsfry aill inel I;;r;s
Buffet Parlorz Car.
$40 a. Except Sunday. from.BYRD-
~ 81 STREET STATION. for Washing
ton ard beyond. Stops at Elhd.
land 70 All Aiesan an ria. inclusive: Par
Tor car. 81
1905 Noon. Except Sunday. from BYRD
STREET station. fpr8NVashtnE-
ton and gsSeaa M}ford g. F Eles
ericksburg. and Alexandria. Buffet
Parlor Car. Connects til Con-
gressionaI Limit -
400 P. M.4Except Sunday. from BYRD
STREET STATION. saccommoda-
ton fer Fredericksburgsa and inter
mediate points. -sz 800 -
Sos Pm Daily. from .MAIN-STREETs
STATION, for washington and be-
ycnd.f Stops at boswell, Frede-
ricksb-,rg. Brooke. 7stidewater.1aNd
Alexandria. Buffet Sleeping Car to
New Y ork. ss:ssss 49,.
0:25 P. NJ. Except SuIday,.from ELBA
I STATlON ;Accommoda tom for
Ashland and intermediate points
s S:OT p NJ. Daily. from BTRD-STREET
STATION. for Washington and be-
You'd. Stops at Elba Ashland.
boswell. Milford, Fredericksburg.
Brooke. Underwater, Quantico. and
Alexandria. Stops at other sta
lions Sunday. Sleeping Car Rich
mond TO New Y ork and Washing
81; ton to Philad elpkia.
i11:15 p. M, Except Sunday, from ELBA
STATION. Accommodation for
Ashland and intermediate points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
NJ. A. Markham to BE Surveyor of
Customs Mt Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nonina-
tons to the Senate: -
Marcellus A Markham, OF Georgia, to
be surveyor of customs for the port Of
Atlanta, Ga, i.
LIeutenant-colonel John A Johnson.
assistant acknowledgement. TO be brigas
d;er-genoraL -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
ANOTHER #HOAR BILL
AGAINST THE TRUSTS.
Measure Providing Especially for
the Expedition OF Suits Brought
Under the Present Law.

---- Unuer the y Frtsent -La7v. ---.----
WASHINGTON D.. c.. January ~
Senator Hoar to-day introduced a second
trust bill It provides especially for the
expecting of suits in equity brought un.
der der the provisions Of the present anti
General of the United States to file a
Scertiflcate in any such case pending in
any. Circuit Court of the United Sta es.
& to the effect that the case 4is of general
public, Importance. a copy Of the papers
4 in the ca Sc Is then to be given to each
Of the circuit Judges of the court, and
IS thereupon to be given precedence over
Ing at#the earliest practicable date.
Representative Littlefields introduced the
same bill in the House,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
V0lY QIlICl I'M. VIA w EST
Ill VI = y = ROINT.
THE FAV0RITE ROUTE North.
LIE WE n Ic1Ia1nxIa u - -.
/. leave RIGHaIOSD.

Z
$40 p NJ. No, 1e Baltimore L1nited.
daily. except Sundays. for Vert
Point Connecting at West Point
wit steamers for Baltimore ana
York-river landings Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays. rs.
81 :1SrP. NJ, No. 10Local express for
Point and Intermediate sta
tons Mondays. ~ ednesdays. and
fridays; Come gets With stage at
Lester. Manor for Walktrtons and
500 A. NJ; No-sA local nalxed Issavcs
daily. except Sunday. "a for West
Point and intermediate str tidi.ss
connecting With stage at Lester
Manor for ~ q lkerton and Tappa.
TRAINS s.ARHIvE RICHMOND.
0;1HS No. is, daily. from west
moro Sunday tuesdays and
1o:4s s'aas 80; No. sFsom West poin. and
local stat ons. Fednesdays ana
80 s. M H.. da,ly. exsept sunday. ,-s,u
West ONT md interim saiats Sta
3 steamers sss saan from West Pnint 5:50s
N, M dndays. Vednf4days.s1 ana s Fri.
daysG. and .sil cali atsA ilHards, cSay.
bank, md Gioucfster Point
- c. VgsWE9EAI1NY.
0iltr1ct sPaSSenRerA Goat
ss4s sees Elgt Main ct. Rishnaoa6u
s.sl A4EW1C15ss
i3sasTa "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
MISSING BOY FOUND DEAD.
sn.ntcton Rests on. Negro With

whom Boy Was Last Seen.
MOBILE. ALA, January 7-Alphonse
ohert white boy, who has been missing
from his home for nearly a week, and for
whom searching parties have looked. was
found DEAD to-day in a field several miles
from Mobile The boy had been shot.
Suspicion points TO a negro boy with
whom ebert was last seen. as the person
who shot him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
SEABOARD
Am LINE RA1Lwav

Am LINE RA1Lw1v
and Southwest; Florida. Cuba. Texas. CAL
.ifornia and Mexico. reaching the capitals
ofzsix States. = .i
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. q. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoNp-MAlN-
STREET STATION DAILY.
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Csc p. AZ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
Gas 2. NJ. Makes al. stops,
0:66 p NJ. TICRIDAeAND4 WESES In

Petersburg go r. NJ Connects
~ 1ess aud w F
porta s:4a r. n. connects with A.
tWsas W s-a no ~ '.as . ND rcs-
vilIe): Weldon sos z. NJ. Whining.
sGn 1 ehsr As n IS ss.sss ST. ssas
nah 1:s5- a. lI- Jacnsonvfild -, -
F :; ~; "a, 95a:pP p 1p;e 3, -. eol.
GEoR s Il Fo 81 i s A. =
gusta s:25 A.. NJ, Macon 1t:s5 a. NJ.
Atlansa 1:as Pnll n. siespsf
tou. Port Tampa. JacKsSr vtie. Au.-
gusta. and Macon. Dining car ser.
to:l5 p IL S connse stss at Pstersbass
With Norfolk and Western rai.
say. arriving Lynchhurg a:4s ~
1910 i 4. M. pullman lin sleeper Riss-
1880 + 81 lai!y Arrives Al Petersburs
TR1JNs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:o7 a. n. Daily. From 1acksonsytlalss
Macon. Augusta. and All points,
7:so 4. Il. Daily. From petershur.
s:4s 4. N. Daily. except SUM W,
hosIv Rain, a s aassaK so.
tiors, Eorfolk. and sufsois.
- suffolk, ana Norfolk: :. S, s.
'1s42 fa1x sI naiE st.1 Eram NorsolH guy
200 p. nj. Daily : Prom Petersburg.
Roanoke and intermediate points
$50 T. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk. I SUIT
Tampa. Jackso.viIh. savannah.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.

I-.4s
PORT OF RICHMOND, IAN. ases.
ARRIVEIlsF
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk,
and passengers; Old Domin-
Ion Line. -. ssss
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengerss Old Donin-
'o Steamer a1nss Poc.honsaas. Graves. Norfolk
and passengers; Virginia Navigation
Company. sss3s
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Jan. q.
ssss5 by Telegra ph-1 5S 81
ARRIYEn.
Steamer Pisa, New York.
Steamer Maskerlyne, New Orleans.
Schooner David r. Davis, Boston. 8
SALE D. ssg9
steaner Brisgavia,. Hamburg. IS
Steamer Maskelyue, Antutrp.
Barge Charles F.. futile s Allyn's Point
Schooner George " !. Wells, Boston
I Schooner Annie Ainslie. Providence.