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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-06

EMPLOYEES Entertained Caheen
Bros. entertained their employees with
a theatre party at the Bijou last night.
The employees seemed to enjoy the per-
Torrance and thanked their employers
for an evenings entertainment and
recreation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
TALENT ]. PI:''IR !; II ID
B4 G-CROWID
People Saw Eugenla
BurchWin- Dolphin Stakes
at Sheepshead Bay.
(Ry Associated Press.)

I NEW Y DIRK, September 1.-There was
\ a big crowd at the Sleeps head track to-
day, and the talent had a profitable af-
ternoon,. as favorltes and second choices
tivaletlist1eS card, Eugeniaf Burch, adj
miraply ridden BY Fuller, own the Dolphin
STAKES 'f3rS Three year Odds by n head from
Proper.7 Summary:
First race--lastl five and half fur
longs OF Futurity course-,Salada % to .
first, Gananoque rs to y second. Eagle
G, to y third. time. 100.
y Second race--The Partridge; six furlongs
on turf-Douy. spanker dS to d first,
Jocund e 10 y second, Grenade @ to y
third Time, Lis. s.:
Third race-last six furlongs Of Futurity
course; selling-salYatella 70 to p first,
Red Damscl 15 to ~ second, Silver Heels
Q5 to y third Time, 1!16. tIs
Fourth racc-The Dolphin; mile and, a
furlong--E ugenll Burch 81 tok5) first,
Proper III ito. 81 second, Faulconbridge
e g to . third. Time. 80 2-b
Fifth race-handlcap steeplechase;. short
course-yaldez q ito y first, Borough q
to d second. Bounders a to y third. Time.
4:2o %.
Sixth race-~,andicap; one male and a
furlong: on turf-Duke Of Kendall Is to y
first Cnrbuncklc % to q second. Stamping
Ground e TO ~ third. Time, 1857 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
ACADEMY STAFF
IS REORCANIzi I,
Manager Rex Has a Strong
Body Of Assistants
About Him,

Manager Charlie Rex, OF the Academy
of Music has returned to the city from.
Buckroe Beach, where he had u pros
porous season,
Mr., Rex viii have general charge OF
the Academy here, under the supervision
of Manager Leath, who has now one
OF the largest circuits In the country.
In opening up the Academy for the sea-
son. he has selected strong staff OF
assistants, all OF whom were with him
IL one capacity or another last season,
Mr.. Harry Walden will be In charge OF
tho orchestra door. and Squire Lonnie
Graves comes from the back OF the house
door aud Mr.. w, y, Drew Will do tho
honors 1T the gallery entrance.
Mr. Leo Wise resumes his place Az
treasurer, Professor Moses Stein viii
again weld the baton IN the orchestra,
Mr. Sam Chaon Will be stage carpenter,
a most responsible position. and Mr.,
CHARLES GARNER will carry the title OF
Props" which means. the man who, has
to furnish tho snow, The wind. the thun,
der ard lightning and other things that
50 10 make a play realistic,
With this arrangement Manag ger Rex
has staff hard 10 boat. and he says
that no will give nothing but the best Of
service 70 his pIit4~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
POLICE SERCEANTS
ARE TRANSFERRED
Six Changes GO Into Effect
To-Day More ore to
Follow. ....

Several important changes have been
made in the police force, all tending, In
the opinion Of the board to improve the
eff cheney OF that department.
These changes were made yesterday,
and will go into effect to-day.
The changes consist of a number OF
Switches" Of sergeants, two men from
each district being affected. Tho trans
From the First District
Kerse goes to the Third and Matthews
to the Second 42fft
From the Second Dlstrlct-sargcant
Bailey goes to the First and Brooksito
tho Third.
From the Third Dlstrlct-Scrsea7t
Epps goes to the First and Ioldcroft to
tho Second.
With this exception OF Sergeant Hold
croft all the sergeants named have
worked for many years In. the districts
from which they have been transferred.
The oldSadage about a, new broom
sweeping clean is applied to the sergeants
In this particular by the committee OF the
board which recommended the changes.
Other changes are In contemplation, and
1t Is quito likely that many OF the police
men will be switched around In short
while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
LOU DILLON MAKES
ANOTHER WORLD RECORD
{By Associated prcss.)

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept Lou
Dilion;;- 200: was crowned Queen Of the
5000 persons at the IntercltyF, meet Led
BY aTbnnd and the famous trotter, the
members of the Gentlenen's Driving
Club and their guests. marched on ne IN
a floral blanket bearing appropriate In
scriptions. was placed on the new cham
plon trotter Interest centered y the
to lower her record to wagon OF 2:oi 81
Driven by Mr. Billings. her owner. she
succeeded IN chipping onesauarter Of a
second off her previous record. making
! the mile in 2:M Ia
The Monk won the cleveland gold chal-
lenge cup ttrot. Jurash. Rain forth, Billy
Foster Boy Baron Grattan and JOY
maker, tho last two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
horsemen. were the other winners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
THEY 0UTBID men E.
FOR REAL ESTATE "A
Ladies Buy Handsome 5 IN Lots
in West End Over Heads
Of Spectators.

II Is not usual for ladies to attend real
estate sales In Richmond, and their pres
ence and bidding yesterday afternoon
when fifteen lots In the West END were
sold by J. Thompson Brown ana Com pm
many, created much interest
A large crowd was IN attendance upon
the sale, considering the time Of the year.
and the bidding was particularly splr4te wy,
In many instances as the results W.,
show. the ladies made their voices heard
above those Of the men. and captured the
property. The real estate men Will always
be glad to- welcome tho ladies' to thelr
sales, and arc Inclined to believe that the
interest they, are now taking ~ Eeal prop
erty may be traced to lack OF confluence
| In Investments IN stocks,
Each lot was put UP separately, ana as
announced by the 'auctloneer, every 10y
| put UP was knocked out to the hlghes.
| bidder, The handsome lot at the corner
Of Floyd Avenue and. Robinson Street was
purchased By, Mrs, Kate il, Mor9ls at
SEQ. SO a foot The two adjoining lots We're
bought hyl Mrs, M. FL Cheathams at ; va
and $2l a foot theNneSt1 lot by Mrs, VII
liam Jones at $2+,25 q FOOT the next tWo
BY Mr. William Carrick at .$9i,So per too!'
The lot at tho corner OF Main ana hop'n-
| son Streets was bought by mr.: Ihonas
to tbs corner was bought BY MI a, W
Browning at $40 per foot; the next p .S. Mt 49,
Joining Main Street lots at from Nb TO
SO per foot by Mrs. a, ]. Ryan ana
Messrs, Neal, Loher, Frederlcks ana
I Howard.
Nearly every lot was purchased by par
ties who propose 10 build, either at onGc
or In tho very near future, ana WINE
the prices were not as good as was eH'
pected. the erection OF buildings on INC
lots sold will have a marked tendency ia
increase the value OF the remaining prop
apy. which is also owned by the heirs
OF Milton Cayce, The sale OF the fifteen
lots aggregates between nine and !eI
thousand dollars and was not concluded
until after DARK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
TIL E SMOOTHLY TRAIN
An Elegant out-po Entertainment a,
Fayetteville,
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspateh)
FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., Sept. 1.-Judge
Henry r. Bryan, OF Newborn. yesterday
opened Cumberland County Superior Court
for criminal cases only, to last one week,
though the docket is very heavy, there
being no less than i've capital cases on
the calendar.
Mr., u. r. Rose. secretary OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Is about to secure adj.
ditlonal facilities for north bound travel
1t is hopeful that about the 18th OF Sep
TENDER what Ia known as tho "Rchmond
Shoe Fly train. starting from Rocky
Mount at 7:16 o'clock in the morning will
leave Fayetteville at $3.50 o'clock 4. NJ,
This accommodation VIII greatly please
travelling public on this part Of the line.
On Saturday afternoon Mesdamns J. D.
MacRae and II. A, Rankin entertained a
large number OF guests with the most
beautiful open-alr fete enjoyed by Fay
ettevile society people III many years.
Their lovely homes on Russell Street are
divided by llmpid stream, winding Its
way to the Cape Fear River and green
lawns slope to either bank. while fine old
trees make. grateful shade, Mesdames
MasRae and Rankin were assisted In re-
ceving by Mesdames i. W LILLY, Mary
and Misses lSata Fiji and Alice Haigh
served at the punch bowl, and Misses
Jane Tilllnghast, Mary and Flora Nc
Pherson, Zula Rankin and Jane Williams
presided at the refreshment tables, to
which the guests were ushered over a
rustic rustic bridgs by Mrs. J. II. Marsh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Macedonian Leaders at Head
Of Insurreectlo on
THE FIGHTING IS 4 SEVERE :'5I Y Fl T:
Insurgents Have Occupied the Noun
tain Pas. Of Gergel. and Turkish
T roops Sent to Dlslodge Them
Are Committing Atrocities.
nv Associated Press

SOFIA, BULGARIA., September 1.-The
Macedonia revoutlonists awaited the an.
nhversary OF tho sultan's accession to
proclaim tho long anticipated general in
'surrection in Northern Macedonia, the
proclamation OF which was lss.ped to-day,
signed by all the members of the insur.
gent general staff.
The new outbreak is headed by the
famous Macedonian leaders. General
@zontcheft, president OF the Macedonian
Committee. and Colonel Jankoff, who was
wounded in the rising OF 1902. The new
territory covers tho district in the valley
of the Strun,a at the base OF Rhodope
mountain chain and to, the north Of the
River Carda Colonel Jnnkon Is directing
the movements of the bands In the south
ern part. IL a
News OF the severe fighting is still CON.
( Ing in. At tho village Of Armensi. after q
days fighting tho Turkish troops in the
night time massacred the entire popula-
ton OF 1870 men and 200 women. The
Turks have also mdssacred tho inhabt.
tants Of the village OF Vetesl. III
. 1t is reported that IIilml Pasfla, tho in.
spector- general for Macedonia fears tc
leave his headquarters in the Konak, al
Monastir. The lnsurgent leader Gruefr
5 In letter to TTimi Pasha demanded that
he prevent the barbarous acts OF the
Turkish soldiers and Basha- Bazouks
otherwise the revolutionlsts would massa.
Gre all the Turkish inhabitants. The In.
surgents have occupied the mountain
pass OF Gerge. on the main line from
salonica to Uskub and Turkish troops
have been sent to dislodge them.
The town OF Malkotesnovo is reported
to be In. a state of anarchy. the Turks
plundering the houses and committing
unspeakable atrocities on the women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
DICKINSON AND WISE
Mr.. Fulton viii Not Run--.Mr. Bruce
Returns to Senate.


The Democrats of Wise and Dickinson
counties lavemada no nomination yet. for
the House of Delegates to succeed Hon.
W. D. Fulton, who Is not an asp,rnnt for
denomination No primary viii be Held
In Gather the House or Senate district Of
Wise, Scott and Lee counties by either
party.
Mir, L. p. I'raley. of Wise county, has
announced his candidacy for the Demo.
cratic House nomination, Others spoken
of for the nomination include John w,
Charley OF Biz Stone Gap, but he has
not yet announced his capdidacy.
A. g. Parsons, of Norton, Wise county,
has announced bis candidacy for the Re.
publican nomination for the House, w.
II. Robert, of Wise county has been men.
toned as another aspIrant for that honor
Hon, Il. +, Bruce will be- renominated
for the Senate without opposition, Mr.
John G., Noel. of Lee county, will probabl.
bc the Republican nominee for the Sen
ate. Both parties VII! likely nominal,
by convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
OFF DAY FOR j (, GRAND Nc
CIRCUIT FAvORlTES
5t(By ASS oaIated Presz,>

PROVIDING p, n, o., eept, 1.-PeTfes1
weather pnq track conditions fay Ho q. NJ ~
o ornnIIt Meeting, and 5000 people who
Gathered at Narraganset Park, witnessed
FOUR supurbly contested races: i was
an off day for favortes, Dlabllto, IN the
$50 mace, being the only one Of the picked
f hops estt to Win. Summarizes:
els trot-purse, $1,000 (unfnished)-
Nanidid won first and second heats; Col
paS nsssG tbrd and a daS Forsahe ous
p EGO . pace-pt,rse, ss,ooo-p!ahlito won
third, fourth and NTH heats and races
ond: Page Hal. third, Best time, 2;lo.
2.0s pace-pursa, s10O1-Ipe Pointer
won second and third heats and yacei
Nsryo1oi ,s frst I'LL, heats :oe e seeonai H0amsS
2:l5 trot--purse. 81 000-Rowellan wongi
two straight heats; The Questor, seconds
Ben Hal, third. Best time. g'oa ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
DOC BACON is
GRANTED A'RESIP|TE
CONTINUED From First Page.)
innocent Of the crime charged, reprieve
may be granted.

.ss story OF tne OTlI1lc.
.,rhe crime for which the negroes We're
arrested, tried, convicted and sentenced
to die to-day occurred some time ago
in Mecklenburg county. 1t was that OF
attempted criminal assault upon Mrs. =,
a. Geoghegan. well known white wo-
man. Bacon was convicted as the ac-
complete or accessory OF Finch n1gthe
dastardly crime.
Some weeks ago, while the Governor was
at the Jordan White Sulphur Springs he
received letter from Finch. In which he
begged for pardon, asserting his innocence
IN the most solemn manner, and charging
that Bacon alone was the guilty man,
In the face of this testimony, and with no
other efforts In Bacon's behalf than his
own aud his own attorneys, the Governor
refused 10 Interfere with the execution
Of the courts sentence. tf
It has been a thrilling race for life, in
which the telephone has figured materially
in prolonglng a mans life In no other
way could the Governor have commune
Gated with Commemorative Attorney
Goode SO satisfactorily as by phone in
the short time remaining, The plucky
Petersburg attorney has won point In
Ills clients behalf BY his energy md per-
sistence. 1t may be that no will succeed
in saving the negros. life altogether, but
that remains to be seen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02

fiiss oldest son BY. his last marriage, y
walking on some ioists OF MARSHALL ana
Mhrslis store last Thursday, foil on q
nniikeg and broke Ills left arm between,
the elbow and shoulder. Or. g. w. Jones,
4 IFS attending frhyslcian says lie Is doing l
,is well as can be expected. 4, g.. 49,,
,ncrehnnt OF Rolling HILL, near Red
House. who had his casting foundry
burned over q month ngQ, wi i soon move
\ I'd Keysvile. With his family where no
will carry on tile mercantile and foundry
business.
day for Clifton Forge. lt#tlS.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
!. t1envx Storm.in Halifax.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
SCOTTsBtJ11cS. VA, Sept. THE farm
ers OF this part Of Southsde Virginia are
cro, Oft 6bacco made IN many years, put
despondency relgns supreme with all, be-
cause of the low price.
b H The greatest downpot,r OF RAIN. ncc9m-
panied BY the grandest electrical phc-
i,omena seen here In many years, oc-
Cured last Saturday night. s,,,.. !.
The lightning struck The dwe en- =, o.
age to his new home, and producing
slight ehock to tho inmates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Want to be lerislntors.

Hon. Walter Jordan. present member OF
the House Of Delegates from Southamp-
ton county is not candidate for re-elec-
ton. Instead he has announced his can
didacy for treasurer Of tho county.
There are fivo aspIrants for the seat
In the House now held by Mr.. Jordan.
Three Of them are lawyers-Messrx. Rob-
ort W. Withers. Bradford Kilby, and y.
E7.siW'iliams. and the fourth Mr. ". L..
Mcleod. Is q well-known newspa per writ
Herald There is still another aspirant,
Mr.. George w. Jakeman. a well-known
farmer. It Is impossible to pick the WIN
rAr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Railway Employees Meet.

The General Legislative co;opsrat!yye
net rnetF n lee camp Hail yesterday aid sat
during The day. Other SESSIONS, will be
held to-day and adJ9nrmmgesTit IT. VIII \ prehe-
liz, Of tits city, Is president Of the board,
modelling the laws OF the body and not
the recommendaton o. hla e lesita ~ 2
Of Of tie " Board. Further than This the
members decline to g'ye out any !nfor-
ma tIOn EL4' No. .faiI MIS- s41
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
DISCUSS RAILROAD
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH
lRy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 1,--
onlclals of several Southern railroads
met here to-day to revise the schedule
of lumber freight rates for the South and
West, and. for general discussion OF
railway matters In the Sou thu Those who
attended the meeting ,were SsGsneral .Traf-
fic Manager r. 3, Cost seaboard t,.r
Line; Vice. President VIA. Winburn,
Central OF Georgia; Vice President w. p.
Hines, Louisville and Nashville, and Vice.
President J. M. Culp Southern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
storm, il Charles CITY,

tSpecial to Tho Tlmes-D lspntch.)
K CHARLES CITY G. HI VA. Sept. L.
This seeti yine mes y snsa morning be
tween . or o'clock. The lightning and
thunder were terrific. The storm was nc-
colnpaniea by high wind which Is,, aid some son
washed away, and in many places the
roudbcds were washed UP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Mrs. Robert Hogan.

(snoclal to The Times-D ispatch1
y HEATHsYILLE, VA, Sept 1,-Mrs.
Robert Hogan died, at her home near
here yestsrdhy eyenln sgsa a9ns and
'hree daughters Her REMAINS !. VII Pc
terry to-day. RoY. II, Meredith VIII con.
duct thAssflueral service. sssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
May be no Operation.

anan, OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia, under treatment for an abscess,
Is reported as very satisfactory, not to
say favorable 1t Is hoped that the me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
INDEPENDENT TO RUN
AGAINST COLLIER

3 Especial to The Times D1spatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sent. l.--Co1I'
G, p. Austin of 1ohoebus. has been nom,
Club OF that town as a candidate forathe
House Of Delegates to oppose G. Locke
Collier, the regular Democratic nominee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Inclet,e,dent Withdraws.

Especial Ito The Tlmes-Dispa tch.)
MARTIN SylLLD, VA, Sept. .1.-To-day
Mr., p. d. Drewry, independent candidate
FOR the Legislature against Hon. w. e.
Grayely, the Democratic nominee. with
drew from the race @ ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Primary FREDERICKSBURG.

Ill fspccial to Tho Times Dispatch.
pETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 1.-The CITY
Central Democratic Committee tonight
fixed September 2,th as the day for. hold nt
Ing the primary in this city to nominate
n Candidate for the House OF delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Standing Of the Clubs,
Southern League.
Little Rock 8, Birmingham ?.
Now Orleans s., Nashville 2,
Shreveport 3d., Atlanta Ia.
Miss Parker &c oning.

Mrs Parker, will return to the city Octo..
Dor lst. Miss Parkers,E!ll open the Rich.
mond Training sohoolsf2!r, k'ndergarners
October 9Th, with bright prospects for
another prosperous SESSION. itt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
WIN Divide the Purse.

(Ry Associated Press,l
READVILLE, MASS,, sept. l:,rlt has
been decided to call or the Neponset
grand curcult meeting Of last week. The
purse Of 5000 Will be divided among
tina entries. Vilf N 4eyst ASL9sl Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Mrs. ". A. Gregory.
20, G. Smlthson,
(speclal to /,

lspsC!al 10 TIC T!Mes'ClspatcHI
b DANVILLE, VA. Sept, l,-Mr. g, 9,
one 's Of the best known citizens 81 Dan,
vile, died at his, home on North Main
Street, this morning at II o'clock, after
smlthson has been resident Of pan,ylle
for more than twenty years end had been
engaged In the commission business here
for number Of years, Ha. was tortyJs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
OBITUARY.
Gabriel Holmes.

Especial to The Tlnles.Dispatch,)
S1Isl N5}%ss 5 n S WPFn,s l5a;
ls s afls; eissen ss' and nd goadHsas s%4
successful business man, died last mid
night at his home In this city, after an
illness extending over several weeks His
He was public spirited and progressive
and took an active interest in everything
that tended to the c!ty's advancement ana
upbuildlng, AT the time Of bis DEAN ne
Commissioners director Ut the Atlantic
National Bank. head Of the firm Of tie
Holmes Grocery Company, one or me
largest businesses Of its Kind IN tne oits;
Church. He was in tho ffty-second year
Of his age. He was born at Southport.
Brunswick county. He was son o. me
5sse Owen nva p 20 en W nn ana engaged
in the grocery business and continued In
It up to the time OF his death. He mar
ried Miss Susan Mallett. daughter OF Col.
tbe o ndest families Of cumbarland and
Orange Counties. His wife and two sons
survive him. Also three brothers and
tlree sisters ghey Srs Messre oX Xsh n
Hiil ana Robort Lee Holiness Mrs. Julia
Harrison, OF Wilmington Mrs WIN.
Haughton, Of SPARTA burg. and Mrs. Lit
Teton Mason. OF Charlottesville, va
Mrs. Fannie Morrison.
(Special to Tho Times Dtsna ten, -
LURAY, VA. Sept, 1,-Mrs. FANNIE
Morrison, wife OF Colonel James =. Nor,
rIson, died at the home OF her husoanu
ia Luray at an early hour TINS mornlnH,
AGED about sixty-hve years. Mrs. MOTIF
son belonged to one OF the digest taml!i '
in virginia, being a daughter of inc
late General Francis II, smith; one OF
the founders Of the Virginia Ml!ltaTy -:
stItute and for many years ,presldent %
tho institute. In which her, husband was
also professor for a number Of years
She was also near relatlNe o. eS .Gptv-
kirs. Morrison had been IN delicate =.
death, and few, weeks ago sustained e
seuere fall rendering her practically
helpless. Since the accident she declined
Two sons, Horace =, Morrison, g drug
Morrison,of Luray. and two daughteIs,
Miss saIlle and Louise Morrison, both
Of Luray, survive her.
Mrs. WA. Gregory
III Especial to The Times-Dlspa toh)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept, 1.-Mr, w,
e. resi Gsegoe y Primes deorge eounts died
this afternoon Mt ! o'clock from the eft
fects OF q. stroke OF paralysis he suffered
this morning.
and unmarried. lie was In Petersburg
yesterday in his usual health. He was
found at his homo this morning unable
TO speak, the paralysis having affected
his whole side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
PRIMARY PLAN
NOT PLEASING
Continued: From First Page,)

OF tho county for9 hll the officers to pc
elected including..a member Of the Legis-
laturc. The committee decided on the
viva yoce planIfor al and nov a great her
1t is thought the box will only be
patronized by q minority Of the party,
and the field will be overrun with IN
dependent candidates. Mr.. Latane IS the
only candidate for the House Of Dele
gates who win be voted for in. the box
and MIR. NJ. S. Cahoon for treasurer en-
Neither have ,g.any opposition IN me me
present treasurer, who Is a Republican,
and d. Very popular, is a candidate, and It
is thought BY some. of his friends, th =,
Mr.. <. +. stoner Will also be caniii,H Io,s
after TIC he, re- NC Of the primary is known.
4 Mr. Stoner has a strong following IN me
county and will stand a fair chance or
being elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
BASEBALL GAMES.
Scores Yesterday
Brooklyn 8-5, Boston 80.
Cincinnati 8. Chicago O.
New York 7. Philadelphia 8.

Where They Play To-Day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
ACall to Arms.

Short arms, long arms, me-.
dunn arms, all are invited
you can all BE suited here.
Bodies and legs will receive
equal satisfaction. ).
# $S.7B. 5ll Ii
For $12.Bo, $500 and some
$500 Cassir1e re, w 9 r $ tie d,
Serge, Flannel and Honnespun
Suits. Fl
Oh, yes; some OF the suits can
be Comfortably worn way into
the winter season..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Standing ofthe Clubs,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CAMES5YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.
Boston ., Washington i.
Cleveland 4, st. Louis O.
New York 81. Philadelphia IL.

Where They Play To- Day.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at washington.