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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30

This State Will Make a Mag
]. nifiCent Showing.
FINE PROGRESS IS MADE ;'.I:
Reports to the Commissioners Yester-
n day Show that the Outlook is Very
Brlght-Action on Virginia
Day Deferred.

II Tho St. Louis Worlds Fair commission M
ara Tor the State of Virginia met again
Yesterday morning in their offices 3 on
N ~. i Thirteenth Street, with all the COM
n.issioners present, and Mr.. George r. =
Murrell, superintendent OF the virginia !: gina
exhibit, present also
Mr.. 5Murrell reported in detail his opera era
tons and movements in various pats OF
the State, and his efforts to collect a n
exhibit Of the mineral. agricultural. hor-
ticultural aud forestry, fish and game
and manufactures exhibits, and expressed
himself al greatly encouraged by the out
look for an exhibition of which Virgininns
viii be proud The mineral exhibit will
be the finest display of Virglnia's varied
and yalua bic resources ever presented to
the public, and ono that will attract at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
Texas Beauty Has Sad EXPO,
rlenCe Abroad. a..s;s 4
BEFRIENDED HER
She Was Stranded In London and Was
Attacked by Typhoid + ever--Played
Violin on Street and Then
Worked as aWatress
Especial to The Nmes-D

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK August 2s.-Miss Reata
Winfield, Sir Thomas Lipton's protege.
came over on the Philadelphia to-day.
Miss Winfield is a Southern girl OF great
beauty and considerable talent as a VIC
llnlst. She went to London In February
last, expecting to play at nu aIad ha u
concerts, but the engagements 1aa1eu nel,
and she says that starvation was starring
her1 in the face. Her last penny mad oeen
fsnent and she had been driven from&th
rnof under which she had found shelter
for lack of money to pay her rent,
II took my little violin" said & MISS ! Us
Winfield, land went out to play on . We
street corners. hoping to secure eno - &,
to keen life In my body. The 11rst penny
received was given me by colored
man. You can ina CINE the feelinss o. -
southern girl at such a humiliatlon'l'55s
Had Fever.
o1,,no,,v i caught a severe cold and had
an attack Of typhoid fever. ] was cared
snr IN charing Cross Hospital When !
raoowared found work at one pound
reel, n a restaurant. a gentleman,
uho heard my story, called the atteA.4on !
!! Of Sir Thomas Upton to my plish . ., anu
he "a me to my assistance. It rs VI. !.
his kindness that am once more -. my
nat i've lana. TIC 10 VIZ $50
navy navy Ioar nm and shall depend on his al
s F.,an hn,w and where to resume my mus''
ca "c, 20 rhnn,as gave me the finest comp!i'
~ nv life," Miss Winfield aodea'
,.when he told mo that was true ~ 10y
AMERICAN birthrght If ne had , out au ~ 4
that Texas needn't be asna'''eu - ~ =
would have been complete.
.Arter my bookings ra'4ed my MtIe
s.ora ~ money dwindled "a play, ihe' !
MA a six-weeks' siege with typno'l' anu
w han I recovered. along IN May, anu pa.u
"nen aar little room In bloomsbury
10Y my t p had Just $3.50 left. It was
o' Srhara vas my violin to fall back on,
- weak az t was ! started out' ! coulo
Get no enga gements, SO there was y NV V
one thing to do--play In the stFee's y
| starve. al, night
IT must have walked about az l'ssn'
and become delirIous, for ne mex. u',,,d
knew was In the hospltal ana colllu
o M'n nv own name / Just kept say
no New York, The doctors 1onna
card in my violin case and traced me ont
1,he American Embassy cabled 70 Hlo'her
but wouldn't give In
Is a Beauty
oyyhen r was strong enough TO Leave
no hnsn,tal knew must get work.
cot cot a fines and just stuck my ringer
among the help wanted, female aaYeF,
t,snments. 1t landed on one about heao
waitress for a tea house. J Went 70 the
Mace Mnes,e9 and ! guess my Americanlsm mus
have counted, for ] won the pace IRON
sixty or seventy others and the men a.
tl,e time saying they wanted eHnpr!s,n,g,s'.
,,s m'ss " she l has a wealth of dark 'Zaza'
hair and light blue eyes. Her complex
lon is truly peaches and cr can !, -,
,ss Se t Tns mother was violinist. ane
t sp, tha ace OF seven she began to taxi
lessons on the violin from sae = teacher q,
as ' the humble means 81 her mother coult
afford 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
GENERAL

Dealings in stocks We're so small ana
the fluctuations so narrow that little Sig
nif1cance can be attached to the move
Observation-Disclosures Belle won the futurity
4 in batter than record time. over a muddy
ack and proved herself the Queen of
fhe Turf; Leonidas was second and Min
5i,te Man third great crowd sawthe struE-
Gle FOR the $50, 900 stake--Town OF Adri-
nnople reported In flames; inhabitants
nanic stricken and authorities helpless;
conditions In the Sultan's dominions are
ina very disturbed state and forces on
the frontier are being largely augmented
Turks reported to be nassacreins by
Secretary Hay returns 20
Washington and will be visited by the
turkish minister; latter talks ABOUT the
situntion In his masters domlllioliis..,-
Force that was going to relief OF the snl.
: " Thousand Including native Cover
nnrs we're killed---There was too much
Wind for the yachts to race and trial wi,
~ heId Tomorrow; determination reached
- race evcvy day now untll me sores -
com nleted--,-Caleb Powers collVlcled OF
complicty in Goebel murder Tor INC thlrn
time and the death sentence passeM WIZ ~
vim. motion for new trial was overruleo,
WI apneal |wi0 he taken---Challenge
issued by'driver Of Prince Alert, the Two
,,iniite PAGER Ia meet any other slne-
wheeier In the world----Georga marksmen
omtshoot mi others at the annual trla - -
Taxns beauty tells how Sir Thomas lap
+on fhefriended her when she was strano-
!, "a In London--Eo damage was uo. Is
J,angley's alleged nying macn'ne IN $40, ~ =.
and an attempt will be mace " 'au''o'' -
early this week,
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MINISTER TALKS |. 4 !!
cheklb Bey Goes to See Secretary vary
Hay.
5(Bv Associated Press.) .

(By Associated Press.) ,rn,ad
gAYyILLE, Il. J.. August Z9'.tAla
~ the critical condition Of Amer,ea ~.
Turlish relations, Chekib Bey, the 1lulk-
g;s,, minister to the United States. IS mas.
taning 10 washington for conlere o.
Win secretary Hay. The minister ~.
.riedly LETT his summer legation mere 49,. ~
n,ph 1t for washington, and because OF .he
eravity OF the situa ton It Is the MINIS.
tsr.s intention to ask Secretary nay -
forero the customary formalties and re,
ceive him Immediately. The con erence
nrobabl will occur at Mr.. Hays mouse
tomorrow afternoon. j.,
Dispatch Of the American warsE'ps 70
rnrkish waters is a source Of the great
80 ANXIETY to the minister. Aithoush
cnnfldent himself that the washington
governments Intention In taking TINS az
tion was 10 protect American citizeas' ne
fears It may have the opposite effect. ana
trcnder more difficult the efforts or the
ottoman Government to afford protec11oh
tc foreigners The appearance OF me :. Eu =
ropean Squadron of Beirut WILL ~ -
nointed out be taken by the revolution
stsIas an evidence OF the Washing
ton GOVERNMENTS sympathy with tnelI
cause and thus arouse them to renewed
atrocities. 49, 60
Until he receives instructions from Con.
stantinople, Chekib Bey Will not request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
to the skin. Many of them were young
girls in light, summer suits
SOME SHARP TII.TS.

girls in light, summer suits,
sOdB SHARP TILTs.
The campaign oratory Itself was very
brisk. and there were two or three SHARP
Tits, Mr., Bryant spoke In behalf Of his
candidacy for the position OF Common
wealth's attorney, and Mr., Throckmortor
and Mr.. Wenderburg We're both there to
represent themselves, All three candl-
dates for treasurer were present. and so
were Sheriff Solomon and his opponent
Mr., W. w, Tiller. For the House OF Dele
gates Mr.. Rosenegk was the only candi-
date present, Both Mr.. WRddill and Mr.,
Broaddus made speeches and both were
we'll received.
+ A number OF magistrates and constables
or candidates for these offices, were pres
ent, and made speeches, Mr. John Camp
S(constabe) denied certain charges made
against him, and declared that the TWO
men who made them were afraid to meet
him on the STUMP.
In his brief speech, Mr., Todd nreaslrer)
characterized as "a contemptllts lle,' the
things said about him Frlda, night at
Terry's Hall,
The registration at shnmaker's Precinct
yesterday was very large. About 229 new
voters were added to the lists. The
candidates ware at the polls all day,
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the Washington government to withdraw
the squadron. but he will call Secretary
Hays attention to the delicate situation
In Turkey, hoping that the State Depart
ment may do something to relieve the
embarrassment OF the Porte,
MAY HELP SULTAN.
No word has reached the minister OF
the attack on the American deputy con-
sui at Beirut and he has, been without
official advices concerning events In Tur-
key for more than q week, He hopes to
find Instructions In Washington. upon
which will depend largely the scope Of
his conference with Secretary Hay. There
is possibility that the Washington GOV
eminent may be Of service to the :, sultan 1 y
a,d II Isl this, as well as the local trou-
bles at Beirut, which is calling Chekib
Boy to Washington
7 When the Associated Press representa-
tiva chilled tat the modest little cottage
a. sayvile to-day, where the. minister
has established summer headquarlers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS.
rae WEATHER.

q WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
vrginia-Rain Sunday, except fair IN
southwest portion cooler In south por.
ton; variable winds. Monday fair, wsrm-
or In Interior
4 North Carolina Partly cloudy Sunday.
portion. Monday fair, warmer fresh wost
to northwest Winds.
Yesterdays weather was quite comfort
able in comparison with the scorchinR
days that preceded It, and the tenlperat-
For to-day rain Is predicted, except IN
the southwest portion T,o. morrow Is like-
4 ~ TO be fair and slightly warmer.
STATE or THE THERMoMET
e a. e
II o.
II p. s5
70 p. ~
"A ~ 81. ~
II Nidnight.... -
y Highest temperature yesterday..........s9
\ Lowest temperature acknowledgements. 70
Meaii temperature ycsterday..............S su
Normal tempcrn tnrc for August.,..:...! 90 90
Departure from normal tempernt ure.... ~ ~
Precipitation during past q ioir 81 :
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rIscs....... $50 HIGH TiDE.2 !.
Sun sets.......G 32 Morning ............ 9:i3
Moon sets...ll:57 Evening". "........1lI IL,
sun rises. $40 HUH n9F'Is sri Il; w.
Sun sets. ..........G:4l Morning .......l:45
Moon sets.........1 20 Evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30

tent Ian - Virginia. whiNh In variety Of
,,ar ora, wealth will compare with any
ee,..s,,, ~, Union. a meeting Of repre-
$500 $500 To-, T., 'roineraogists and mineral land
nu.rars ~ The state will be held at Brls-
tol SEP septembsr sd, and Commissioner Muir.
re i vii Vii meet with them to arrange for
XII this M feature Of the Virginia exhibit,
s' '' FISH AND GAME,
ur Mn,rell also reported fine progress
w, ~ o y, of the fish and game
~ h; rme v Which promises to he a. large and
attraative one he is constantly ona y .o on the
t they are received they are rs sent on IL, to
washington. there to pe prepared ar. fnr
p.ese.Sa,o ua,ed array of the game and
.rsiune = birds Of the State,
ot me en lumber irmg Of the state VIII make
=
l
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NO DAMAGE DONE
LANGLEY'S MACHINE
(By Associated Prcss.l

Underwater, VA, August 2a.-Pro-
fessor Maney stated to-day that no dam
AGO had been done to Professor Langley's
aerodrome in the storm last night re
said the inventor would remain down tle
river Indicating that with good weather
conditions n launching will be attempted
early next week, The sunken naphtha
launch and the float We're recovered to-
day. Tho boat was not greatly DANA ged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
sNORTH CAROLINA.

Hugh G. Caspar commits suicide with
morphine at WinstonA painter falls
through window and nearly hleeds to
death from the wounds.-A campaign to
he started by the Anti-Saloon League to
establish a dispcnsary at Ralcigh-.-Dl.'-
sion Superintendent of seaboard desper-
ateiy iii with typhoid fever---Greensboro
Jury would not hang a woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
AMERICANS LOSE
AGAIN TO BRITISH
(By Associated Press,)

GARDEN CITY, L, T., August 29-The
an international league match ny the
Oxford Cambridge team. On thls occa "a
n Sln's from the East. In the four ball
3ouTrsome matches in the morning, they
won BY four to one points, and IN the ne
eirR5t to two coints, nlaku,1 the total
Win on the days play twelve to three
pOintS,t YE .tlglUqSS i-4as -lttir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
A HEAVY RAINFALL
AND ELECTRIC STORM

shortly after midnight last night there
was heavy rainfall. accompanied by an
electrical display. The mercury fell to
m deprees. and the temperature there,
4 Star was delightful for sleeping
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
FELL ASLEEP ON
RAILROAD TRACK
snecial to The Tlmes-pispatch,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcho
+ FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug, g.
Ed. Jigins. colored OF this city, Work-
mSnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road. was killed by train early this
morning near Potomoc Run IN Stafford
county.
He had falling to sleep on the track.
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VIRGINIA.

f Freight and work trains collide near
.Chilhowie: conductor badly Injured and
fiagnnanE killed-Man dies from heat IN
Eorfolk-The cruiser Maryland TO be
launched at { Newport News s September
l2tl,---The TSeventy-fi Regiment VIII 80
4 to st. Louis at expense of government t..
Exploding wood alcohol aeynr1,lyss burns;
4 w. s. Langhorne, IN Norfolk Tx MRS. BOW
on fined in Newport NeWs for carrying
concealed weapons--;-M. J /; Fulton re-
rem counties for Senate, probably over
coming Captain Parks large, vote in
Page ounty-Churchman and Walker
nominated for the House IN Augusta--,-3
Republicans make nominations In smyth
county-Craigen Tunnel on Norfolk and
Western burning flercely---No damage
done Prof. Langley's flying machihe BY
tho storm on the Potomac--Black Horse
Cavalry Veterans meet at Warrenton and
Daniel speaks: memorial to- Governor
Smith Observation-Disclosures county oys-
termen organize against move to lease
planting grounds aGjoining oyster rock
Tramps cut boys with knives at &Frede-
3ricksburg and then surrender to one OF
the boys with a gun Little girl KNOCKS
down gun Mt Cartersvillc and is Instant
~ killed--State opticians in annual ses-
sion at Staunton---Hanoversv veterans hold
reunion at Ashland Park ong.terT,
military prisoners saw their way out OF
Fort Monrce-John Dey. aged thirteen.
DoIsons his stepmother at Norfolk.
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/ RICHMOND.

@ Big Henrco gathering at Seven Pines;
status of the candidates In the county E
present.; rallies for next week --Nominn-
tons for the General Assembly and the
various canddates----A bride OF fifteen
rs---,rhe strange case Of Frank Mano-
1oy--Last shoot OF the Northsde Gun
Club yesterday. result Of other shoe F.
Plans for the great Horse Show IN Octo-
ber:--afectlng OF the st. Louis Exposition
mmissloners--- Street Railway Union TO
account for all funds received during the
striker.D Damages by electrolysis placed
at considerable sum treat success OF
the Amateur Circus---Transfer registrar
ton plained---The parks very popular r
Just now---Independen t tobacco ufac-t
turers to endeavor to secure the passage
OF the oyster bill xplanation Of tho
Park Concert mat er-conncl work this
week--C olonel George l., Pcyton may
lease New Ford's Hotel MANCHESTER
Herbert Moody killed by train-Cou
ell meets Tuesday evening Cor rcorganiza-
tion--Clks to consider their new build
ing tomorrow night-Passenger, and
Power Company laying heavy rails on
Hull Street and soon to begin work on tho
Forest Hill line-C Contributions from the
ladies committee in charge OF the unveils
Ing at Chesterfield Courthouse Wcdnes--
day--West Chesterfield Sunday School
Association meets to-day---Negroes al
charged with crimes
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Until he receives instructions from co1l.
stantinople, Chekib Bey will not request
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1coptinued on Second Page,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
.THREE-CORNERED
FIGHT FOR HOUSE
Two Candidates Advocate
Mann Bill While Third
Opposes 1t.
o,al to The Times-Dispatch.,

special to The Times-Dispatch.)
MEIIERRIN, VA, October 3.-Who will
be the successor of Mr.. 7. A. OVERLY
in the next Legislature Is a question
that is being asked by the citizens Of this
county every day.
There are three anddates-Messrs.
George Bridgeforth, George T. Allen and
w. II. Rutledge. These three gentlemen
all have staunch supporters. Each candi-
date Is making house toulouse canvass
and every foot of ground is being con-
tested
All the candidates for county offices
are Democrats, but the issue among
these three is the liquor question. Mr..
Allen, it is thought, will draw from the
strength Of Bridgeforth, as their views
on the Mann bill, so far as can be ascer
tanned, are about the same, while Mr..
Rutledge Is not an advocate of the Mann
bill.
There were some expressions of regret
that the committee did not order pri-
mary to nominate candidate.
Judge ORGAN Is candidate for Com
monwealth's attorney w. II. Perry is
tho present Commemorative attorney,
and is candidate for reelection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04

medicine and surgery. An elder brother,
Mr.. Fielding Ashton was medical
student in that city last session, and re,
sumed his studies In the same college at
the opening IF the present session.
Misses Molle and Mamie Rogers nave
returned to their home here after an eX-
tend ed visit to Alexandria, Fairfax, Wash
ington, Harpers Ferry and Vicinity
NEW BANK BUILDING.
Material has been put In place Tor the
erection of bank in the little town, OF
Colonial Beach on the Potomac, and
number Of skilled mechanics are about
ready to begin the work Of laying the
foundation of the building.
A revival meeting has been In progress
in the Baptist Church In Colonial Beach
since last Sunday.
Mr.. John King, we'll know carpenter
OF this place, Is Ill with typhoid fever.
IT is understood that DR. whiting, who Who
has been located at Port Conway, this
county, for some months past. has moved
to Oak Grove. In Westmoreland, where
he will practice medicine
Some Of the grlst mills In the county
have been making meal out Of tho present
seasons crop Of corn for ten days past
Mrs Florence L. Parker, of Coalrnin
N. c.. is guest Of her sister. Mrs. Nam
ME 3. Doherty, Mt Waverly, near here
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A. p. HILL CAMP
Endorse Reunion Of Survivors of the
Crater-Delerates Elected.
(Snecial to Tho Times ID spatch.l

PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.-The report in
reference to the reunion of the. survivors
Of Mahone's Brigade at the battle of the
Crater was endorsed at the meeting of
A. p. Hill Camp last night. Delegates
were elected to the Grand Camp Of Con.
federatc Veterans and also the Grand
Camp Of the Virginia Division Of United
Confederate Veterans. which, will con
vene at Newport News, October 2S-30th,
Inclusive. The following are the dele
gates:
Delegates to Grand Camp. T. S; Beck
with, J. e. Whitehorne, w. e. Badger,
j. e. Graves, George S. Bernard. Or. Z.
c. Powell. Samuel III. Nugent, r. I. Wat
son, A. j. Clements, Homer l.. Atkinson,
Robert II. Meade, 3. 3. Vaughan. DR.. J..
u. Moylcr, r. ". Collier; r. 3. Davis:
Delegates to the Grand Comp. United
Confederate Veterans. j. NJ. Newcomb,
General stith Boiling, Captain l.. L.
Marks. Hugh r: Smith, George e. Tuck
err, w. B. Richie, H. G. Roper. W. j..
Traylor. r. G. Thompson, D. A. Lyon,
John r. Parham. Captain p. c. Hoy,
John r, Turner, T. A. Traylor and Il. A.
ECnniSS,
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HIGHLAND CIRCUIT COURT
Many Candidates for Commissioner of
the Revenue.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.)

ltbC ncNCHOss
(Special to The Times-Dispatch)
MONTERREY VA, Oct 3.-The last ses-
sion of the Circuit Court under the old adj
m!nistration convened "Wednesday, Judge
S. II. Letcher on the bench. The fall
term would have commenced on the 2Sth,
but for the fact that Judge Letcher was
detained at Warm Springs, and the date
was then fixed for Wednesday, 3oth. The
attendance was fairly good, and it was
busy day for the candidates for the county
offices
For the Office Of commissioner of the
revenue there are no less than seven
candldates-three from Blue Grass Dis
trict, three frcm Monterey, and one
from stonewall-al hopeful and ener-
getic.
The members of the Crabbottom con-
gregations, OF which Rev. H. "A. Murrill
is pastor are pleased to learn that he
will shortly resume charge of his work,
their fears that he had abandoned them
being without foundation in fact.
Mr.. w. p. Campbell and lady, of Au-
gusta, have spent the week with their
Highland friends, all of whom were
pleased to see, them again on their ma
tive soil. They returned to their new
homo on Thursday.
Mr.. G. It. F1eisher has just returned
from a visit to the home Of his sister,
In Culpeper county.
Captain John G. Slaven. Of Arcadia,
Florida, a native of Highland, has just
completed a six weeks visit to this, the
home of his childhood, and returned to
the sunny South on Wednesday,
Mr.. Polly Gum, perhaps the oldest
person In the county, being ninety-three,
Is unite i'll at his home on Back Creek.
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AFFAIRS IN ORANGE
A Handsome New Building-Lady Dies
from Fall,
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch)

ORANGE, VA, Oct. 3.-The Sanford
building, on Main Street. is nearing COM
pletion and presents a handsome appear
ance. The southside of Main Street now
has city appearance.
Mr.. Harlow has placed two arc lights
on Main Street, which Eliminates the
whole street.
Miss Ada Butler, the sixteen-year- old
daughter Of Mr.. W. r. Butler, of .somer-
set. died Of apoplexy at the University
Hospital Her remains were taken to
Somerset for interment
Mrs. Lucy Mason. OF this county, died
at the residence Of her son, Mr.. Robert
weeks since she received severe injuries
from fall and never recovered from
them.
Mr. ]. II. Lumsden. Of Mine Run, has
announced himself as a candidate for
the Legislature from this county and says
he and his friends will make an active
canvass.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN rail WAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. Y. 1909.
7.VU A. M.--Daily. Local Tor Charlotte.
H:5OsP. M.--Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and all
GOO p. MEX. Sunday. Chase City To-
cal.
ready $50 j. M. for ali the south.
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favoritt route to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 1870 r.
NJ. Daily except Sunday.
500 a: M-Except Sunday. Local mixed
for West Point
$3.50 r. M--Except Sunday For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal.
timore and river landings:
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:55 AM and 6:25 r. M.-From all the
South.
3:25 p M.-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A.. M.--From Chase City.
s:i5 a. M.-Baltimore and West Point
5:10 p M.-From West Point
q. .1 @. p. A.
c. ". wEsTBuRY. D. P. A.. Richm"nd. Va.