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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
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81. 4.s4..+4.+.s.%.s.4.i

'Y't,N-A Y . Vs. v = " =
Dr. II. NJ. Hardy has returned from m
Europe. !, . I. 4 !,
the time conducting Institutes in New
York and Pennsylvania, has returned 70
the city, and !, Will remain t nero ths WIZ
Henry W. sta1nper, Jr.. Of, Alexandria.
resident engineer IN charge OF the Tenn ,,,nd,
el and Warrington, has returned
Mess{ Ad IiGs q ths ih sAss asns
Bank Ban w Of V vi He VIII leave wednesday
for Cleveland, o.. to attend the conyen-
ton OF tho American Institute
n Dr.. w. j. West LETT yesterday for Roa-
note 10 attend the session OF the state
' Mr.. Gui i S.. Pitt. OF Barton Heights.
has left for a vacation trip to Boston and
it's vicinity.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will meet
at ii o'clock this morning at the Masonic
Temple, 81 5 s@ sS
drcn who no have been spendlng. the past
month In Greene county. returned home
yesterday. StAt5 .35
Mrs William a. Bragg, Jr.. and chill
dren. Of Petersburg, who have been visit
ths guests Of Mrs. IS. Z. Gordon.
.NllSSCS jamie anu Eva w alSn are lOtio
again, after pleasant month at crozet.
Miss, Bella waltord is visiting friends
Mrs st. Julian oppenhoimer and chill
dren are expected home to- day from
Fluyannn county, where they have been
! visiting the past few weeks. %
] Ing the month OF August at the Bedfo
| Springs. Pa, has returned to her home
| l:,atl,is city.
Mrs w, II Davis and her daughter US
| to NewaYnlk. 81, !: tref pleasure trip.
Hon. r.. Q. Eggleston. Secretary Of the
| Commemorative. hrs returned to the CIT y
pity Marshal, who has been iii. is stead
y Improving, ana his friend la are hops
Judge Edmund Waddll. Jr.. who re.
turned to tSe city to attend the funera
OF Judge Minor. has gone again to the
Cold Sulphur Springs, Va to resume sr
Nj. e 4 joseph r. Brady, clerk Of The
". s. Courts. is cxpected home to-da,
from tho mountains Of Virginia where NJ
ni Mls usG ner mice NJ. stahi viii leave to-day
1 for 1Iolllns. va, where she entered Iiol
1 Inns lin Institute to take the academic
eG Mr' charles iaSie; Oh. cowardin. q vel
known now, young newspaper man formerl!
i Connected with the press Of this city
but later OF staunton. is In tho city visit
/ INK friends and relatives. i.
i Dr, q. ". Nagruder chemist OF . m
Depa rtment OF Agriculture who has rs pee rs
turn, to the city and is about Wi 'a1
again. !, \, l.. 1-,r,. u,oo.
Mitchell and George Alnsllc .hr ano Xxx
s sTv IN IN cnnada visiting North . Hatlcy
Quebec and other points. q n I, /, !
and a,diEh s. ha hsafa ak and up Ia hel
los s;nenco ~ No. Glo West Grace stree
a and are now getting settled IN tn the,
hon Mr. eard Is the new g.n fonI n 9o thI
A, Line LIN Gst ana s family are desra0l
social acquisitions. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
TWO TUGS HERE FOR
THE CRUISER GALVESTON

The MoKaWk and Hercules. ocean 60
Ing tugs are tied up at tho city wharf,
having come here for the purpose OF low
Ing the Galveston and BenXuard. United
S SIeted ss It Was Stated Al the wharf last
night that 1t was not likely that the ma
tt TOMS ironcladsS would 60 to-day though.
Of course. 1t was possible, 1t may be
and the Benyuard Will DO fully ready for
more than likely also to be the last trip
the Galveston Will make all the way
down the historic stream,
a man on one OF the ocean tugs Was
taken sick suddenly soon after reaching
here and nearly fell overheard before any
one could reach lin, He was treated D!
the surgeon on the tug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
10 RIDE THROUGH
FEUD DISTRICTS Is
Salvation Army to Employ
Cavalry in More Dangerous
Kentucky Sections.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept, 14-rhe nfs' '
use Of cavalry In the Salvation army w
be made this week In a march tnroush
the feud districts Of Kentucky. unose
who will ride with STAFF Captain Wl!'a!.'
Escott and Colonel Richard ~ l1a!es -, a.
rornms. Tomorrow they will have DAY
meeting at Winchester, Ky, Next DAY
they VIII hold meetings at Jackson and
viii stort. across the mountains for meet
,ngs at salyarsyille Prestonburg, P1kes,
,,i,1a Ttndman, Hazard Whttesburg and
thence into Tennessee and Virginia,
The itinerary of three weeks may be
extended. The Others Of the Salvador
army win he the guests at Jackson, "
former State Senator Alexander Harg,s
who is now at cynthiana' attending ms
trial Of Curtis Jet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Ntw Tee lphone Line.

3 (spetioI8to Tho Times plspa!ch,J
FARMYILLE VA,s Sept. l4.--Work has
icommencer~ on! the telephone system. TO
II Prince ad%afhn aea Gsmsss
t.'1la ANY recently organized. IN Farms
willie, III, -, 3h,,,,t ~ pothlehem
Church PRINCE b MGiwasa1 y, e end Ghar.
i Inele cnurthouse system. and In Cum:
i herlanS County, the line VIII connect a. a.
cIlummberland Courthouse. with line TO
i R iGhn ~ fIcers are Or. Peter Winston.
,,,a " T b, Eggleston. yice-presld dent,
and general laGeg H- y M,s,a vena vho
Is cnai rman of the construction forces
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
WANT ANOTHER JUDGE
NJ. TO TRY JAMES TlLLMAN
Especial to The T;mes-Dispatch.) i

Especial to The Enthusiastically
!. sPARTANBURG, S. c., September
IA motion was entered here to-day
before Chief Justice Pope by attorneys
representing the Commonwealth OF South
Carolina, in the case Of James III TIL
man, charged with the murder Of Editor
Gonzales, asking for the revocation OF
the order appointing Judge Townsend
to preside at the coming trial.
The, objections were based on techni-
callties. isF
Justice Pope viii announce his decision
later. III !,
The term Of court during which TIL
man will be tried will be convened Sep Sc
TENDER 21st. * 5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
HER ANNUAL TRIP
Mrs. Gill Takes R.chmonders,. to Was 'F''
ington Monday.

Mrs. ellis annual fall excursion 70 WASH n
Ington, Tor which so many wait. VIII %
conducted BY her on next Mo ono, o,,t sep p
TENDER 21st No trips IL ar "a YEARS yul mast
rxan more wnen aio than es
f Eor n iong time she has ''set the pace
and others have FOLLOWED s 5spas aee ana
sees Sc 1t is right, she invariably LOOKS KS
after the comfort Of her herself s
and she has never had an accldent; Il 5a ar
efowds a!waya very large 9p {ho 1tue es-
colt. The man III Washington who. issues
maria ge licenses has seen Mrs Gill,s az !,
vertlsemeIlt and has gotten q full supply i,:
Of blanks SO that none Will be dlsa pP H5a
ed 'The train will leave Broad and RAW ran
cock Streets next Monday morning a., s:!o
ana returning, leave washington " CO. !.
ncsday, o3d & at @ P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
.HICHBA.L,.L||..,.'S';;i.
FINE: RUN R.
He H Captured Jun. Junior Cham ;Fli'1
plon Stakes Yesterday I
HE CARRIED l27 POUNDS T 9 ] 'l|.l''':'
III. Time Was ITO 2-5-iThs Stakes l's
Are Valued at Fifteen Thousand nd /. 9f
Dollars The Other
Results. ss3,asS 81 sa9i 33 u.

81 N,r1v YORK, sept. i14.-1Iighball, with
~ o. 1,o,inds OH his back, added announcer
classic 10 his already long list by cap
f,irlnp the $4,000 Junior Champion stakes
~ Two .year.olds at u. Cravesend to-day.
sAristocracy and Leonidas Jumped away
II front with Hlghball in third poslttlo'1nl''
Rounding into the stretch there was
general closing UP. but Il Aristoc r 'fl!
dropped Back beaten. III the drive
t,,Io,,ah the H stretch flighball came
through and won. The first special FOR
tl,ree-yea r.ods and upwards ono mile
md n nuarter was only n gnllop for Nc
chcsncy. Getting of IN. front he made Q !
sthe pace and won easily by four lengths.
Summarizes: \. !,
3 FIRST race-about six furlongs-Wenltf
oc is Is first, Diviniation q to y second
Jocund (s TO 81 third. Time ! 10. \,
y SECOND race-the Hitchcock steeplechase
bout two miles and half-Caller u &C
p first, Carrier Pigeon. az to.l) second
Amur % to . third Time 5:oi.t3
Third race-the Junior champion OF SD
600 about seven furlongs-Hlghball q &c
i. FIRST, Leonidas 70 to 81 second, Or
n1ondes Right az to y third. Time
II 10 rs. !,
+ Fourth race-the first Special, one milt
and a Observation-Disclosures q to - hrst
Goldsmith Il to y second, Sheriff Bel
(2o to y third. Time 2:0S.
Fifth race-selling; five and n half FUR
lcngs-To San al to % first. Wisthris
GO to y second, Redman 10 to y third
Time 1907 AS.
sixth race-selling; one mile and a six
teentl,-stuyve t16 to 81 first, Mabel Rlch
ardson Is to y second. Hoodw!nk (1s T
81 third. Time 1:47
Seventh rnce-sclling; Ave and a hal
furlongs--For Luck 20 to 100 FIRST, Nor
della az to y second, Bath Beach g t
y third Time 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
.Demrnds Active lntervantln
SITUATION AT BEIRUT.
Chief OF Police Deposed and Twenty
eight Arrests Made.
(By3 Associated Press.) I'm,

(By. AssQclated T7fess.1 .-...V, !. -.
WASH NGToN, D. G., Sept. 14.-;Th :!
Navy DcnartmeYt to-day posted the h fol
lowing. bulletin:tasl- Is y, h
Admiral Cotton telegraphs from Bel
rut, 18th Instant that he had exchanged
very satisfactory Visits. with the govern:
or-general. The governor has persona q
chargeof .vicer consul case. The late chief
Of police has has beer, deposed, Twenty
eight PERSONS. i1Sluding,,the principals n
tie disturbances Of last Sunday, have
been arrested; Beirut Quiet. Admin;
istratiori ct new governor-genera inspires
conndencc.. The former governor general
left on the 18th instant for Constantine ptt'li'
nile. f. 5i 80. ta5{ ttsi 4. l5 " WIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
CULLEN UNABLE,
4. 4. TO5GIVE BAIL

Especial to The Ttmcs-D ispntc h.l
s5WINCHEsTER. VA, Sept. l4.-Crbin
prietor Of the White Sulphur Springs at
Water Lick. Loudoun county. a.: VINO
was arrested Saturday for Fraudulent
cure tie necessary five Thousand dollar
bail for his release. q :,
Nj J. Fulton, OF Front. Royal
conferred with United States Comniis-
bali but none has been furnished. Coy
ernmont officers alleged that Cullen IS
one 3of the slickcst flm-flannmers II the
~ .1,lnacy which has saved Z him from
imprisonment on several occasions. s3H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
a BlGAMlST FLYS
WITH YOUNGEST WIFE
Especial to the Times-pispatch.,

tSpcclRI 20 INC TI!ntS-IJTHpaICH "-0
BRISTOL. TENN, Sept. l4.--A. O, llar-
ris. an Insurance man, sixty years OF age
who cane here recently, courted and
married Miss Myrtle Jones, an attractive
Bristol young lady. 1t now develops
that Harris has wife and children In At
lanta, Ga His Atlanta wife wrote to
Bristol inquiring for Harris and saying
feared harm had befalen him When
Harris learned he was about TO be cN-
posed he wrote his. Atlanta wife, saying
he had been forced to marry the Bristol
girl. Harris then fled from Bristol, ac-
companied by his Bristol wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
VIRGINIA COUPLES
ELOPE TO MARYLAND
(spec,al to The Times-Dlspatch,)

Z ROCKVILLE. y. Hop1emper -
william Arthur Holiday and Miss Violet
Jennie Holiday, both Of Altoona, Pa,
we're married hero Saturday by Rev
Thomas J. Packard. The young folks
visited Cumberland on Friday for tho
nurnose of being married, but because
Of the youth Of the young man, who was
hut nineteen years. license was refused.
He telcgraphed HIS mother. who resided
in Alexandria, Va. for her consent. put
the request was refused inc lnothet
wiring the couple to come to her home.
THE Young folks lost no time In start
Ing for tho Virginia city. and persuaded
the young mans mother to consent ia
the marriage.
The same afternoon Frederick Clay
Singleton and Miss Eva Gertrude
Mitchell, both Of Goochland county. Vlr-
einia, were married here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Ticket in Northumberland.

FL Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch)
WARSAW, VA, Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis OF northumberland met In conven.
ton at Ileathsvlllc this afternoon and
nominated tho following ticket:
For commemorative attorney, c, T..
TOwles.
For treasurer. j, NJ, Booth,
For commissioner OF revenue. r, s.
Brent.
For sheriff. w. u. French. OF Northum-
berland. who has been IN Germany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
A Reverse Blow

ESPECIAL to the ,Times-D ispatch.)
y CHARLOTTESVILLE 45YA..i Sept a.
Engineer Richard Moore, OF Charlottes..
vile, who is running freight train No u
" hurt at Orange, Va. The reverse lever
OF his engine slipped, striking him a ter
rife blow and knocking hims out OF his
cab. Two ribs were broken. ;.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Walden Withdraws.


Especial to The Times Dispatch)
" CHATHAM. VA, Sept. l4.-Giles IL.
Vaden contestant of w. D. Duncan.
Democratic nominee for treasurer Of
Pittsylvania county, at tho recent prs
mary. filed notice to-day, with County
Chairman II. S. Reid. withdrawing HIS
contest. This leaves the field open to
Duncan, excepting Thomas n. Williams.
independent candidate, who has not been
heard from since the primary.
Walden will Issue circular. stating his
reasons for withdrawing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
No Primary IN Louisa.

Special to Tho Times Dispntch,)
LOUISA, VA, Sept. li.-At a mass
meeting here to-day, representing all
parts. OF the county, the primary was
ed with eX-State Senator W. -. BIB
as the chairman, of the new commit tea
Mr.. BIbb also declared himself candl-
date for commemorative attorney in OPP
position to Il. l.. Gordon, the present In
cuinbeIlt, The contest from now on for
the various county. Offices promises to be
n warm one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
The Bartenders Meet.

The Bartenders' Union. No. 4ss; held !,
Hotel. Annex, which was VEL, a I; ~ aH
* * tlt ara, organtzer. was present. as 9
Ei,est Of the union and made m inter,
sslng address e ne un16on h s VII! e1i
,nrsanize "a union Of the bartenders there.
Local No. 49, Will meet aeain next suns
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock Rtfsthe an'
mex. a special session \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
4 New Wall Of Beirut. /,
y (By Associated Press.)

Z Ili3V I0F15 BY 7SSHnclnIc u EFFess'J ~ ~
q BEIRUT. SYRIA, Sept.o1 4.-1t.is report
ed that KAHN Bey, governor; of sPales-a
tine will succeed Roshid Bey as vail of
Beirut. relieving Nazin E'asha, ex-governor
of Damascus, now acting vail Of Beirut.
sKiazm Bey has shown much executive
ability and has maintained excellent
order In Palestine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
STRUCK WITH ROCK
Oolored Woma;, Seriously Injured nY
I Being Hit With a Rock, a. HI

ranort was received Mt the Third
st q pnpI last might that coored woman,
named Hattie 4, wallace had been BE-. Nh, Ihit
in the side with rock and badl ~ h tNat
~ pv .vnm r wa s struck on the nlght OF
The the 10TH while walking along Jackson $50
Street and that she L. now ~ !, :, a aa .pau
Way7at her homo, No FOG Prlce ot'eo o' y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Ms - ? -7 -, : !, r \, 4. u =
/. Bad Luck With NJ ules.

special to The Times lspatch)
I rrRIIiTT, VA, Sept, 14,-Mr, A, B, Kel'
iey. n farmer, LYING near hers, has had 9
HE mule. which he was riding tox hnmtr.
thtss mack Mr., Kelley some time ago
had ahother fine mule killed by llg htnlng'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
COULDN'T GET MARRIED
Norfolk Couple Found Richmond M'n'
isters Quite hard Hearted, A

"A few DAYS ago, while an excursion
from Norfolk was In the city. 9 YOUNG
man. closely followed BY self-r9nseion,s
young girl approached one OF, th e ga l p,
lal policemen and announced lnhl i ile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Southern League Games

F,r . d H e . r. '- 2 .
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 14'7 + =
n1emphis ,.,,,,.,.52,2 0O0001x-5 3
Momtgomery .,... o Oh OIL 000-3 8 o
Bntterles: Brltenste!n and Fitz; Stock
dale and Clarke. a l#
shreyeport Essyile i defsa 1ad h tne
to-day, R 5a n. H', 4, ,I Il,
sh nrsse .,,,..,21ooee9oes i z
.'f Batteerfi I Lewis and Graffus; Herman
IS ssc assd' game Z. Il, 3.
shreveport ,,sSS1SS 8 e. Il i g
batteries: Kelb, Swan and Grafflusi
Johnson and Roth.
Little Rock ,.eooOooo0l- !
Atlanta ...,.,..,..,2 100000 o %
Batteries isolln and Lynch; Wilson and md
Matthews, - i.ssr }l55
Second game !, = u
tilils g. g g g 9 &c &c : 9
Ratteres; Weyhlng and Lynch; Ely
and Matthews.
At New Orleans: :, I,
New Orleans, ooolool9,,-S 6
Birmingham :......0 900 90 0o-3 . -,
Cralell and Millock.
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Lieutenant NJ. M. Taylor has been De
tached from the "E'ranklip" at me NOT
folk navy yard and ASSIGNED 70 Inc com
mand of the torpedo boat Hopkins #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15

\ Gals defeated Brooklyn easily to-day; =
sE Score: G r. Ia. u.
Gn9safS 8 SSso-s
Batteries: Taylor and king: Jones and
Ritter. Time. 1:2o. Umpire. Emslie. At
tendance, 1000.
At ST. Louis: st. Louis lost both games
I Of a doube-header here to-day to tho
New York club. In the first game the
visitors pounded Mcfarland hard. In the
second games Ames, N1cGraw's new pitch
er made his debut. st. Louis had not
made hit off him when the game was
called at the end OF the nth inning. on
account of darkness. Eli 8
First Game :,
ST Louis ......... 0 20 0 o 00Op % 4
New York ........ 2 OF lip +0-S ~ I
57 Batteries: Mcfarland and Ryan; Tay-
lor and Warner Time, 1:47 Umpires,
tombstone and Moran. .s
Second Game :, :, :,
ST. Louis eeSoe-e
=, Batteries: o'Nei1 and Ryan; Ames and
Warner. Umpires, Moran and tombstone.
Attendance, 1880. Time ~.
At washington: Washington barely e s.
capped "a shut-out. at the hands Of PhlIa "a
delpha to-day: The visitors liked Pattenss
nltchinE and batted him to all parts TT X q y
the field. ls355 BIZ. {, - r., !,
S41!s5sSsia 4e +
Finance and shreckengost. Time. l:SV'
| Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, e67
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15

) .,,rnr ana director; ". Az. = oWnes, a. y.
II rrninr. These gentlemen are Wldeis
4 Known on two continent Us. Il 81
Richmond Cooperation,
A,,onr tic other charters granted
y ~ssi nrdav Nv the Corporation Commits
G sjnr, were the following: 38
- ,rhn t1Stchlson Hat Company. lncorpo-
u y al Of Richmond, to carry on q iner-
Y caniijc business In hats caps, miilineiy'
r 40. principal Office In the city OF Ricn.
f11ond Capital stock from sao 80. y, ~ ~
Il iioo.ooo, authorized Officers ni,d incor-
A rnro fors named John IL 1Stcllison, pres ,
Il liant; John u. Etchison. IT.. vice. pres.
sn,,i M trea s,,rer; William y. Broad,..
4 Ans !. secretary. Tho corporators are wen ..l
N Known III tho iobbing tr1de IN tn,s cns.
& directors, tho officers named tand Kope ~
Ii Il Penselcy and John "a. Reeld, 'i' - -
y Of l,ichmcnd. " Il II j, .,,,.o +od
~ Gladstone Nelson county. va. VIZ. VIZ.
L :, IN minimum md 5000 maximum. 20 ot-
l .,nrn ,ors {, u. Ross, of Gladstone PRES.
i so,I 4 Ana directors: Y. T. Mnrsnni.. ~
\ : ',.,,c,t,,rr, vice president, w. j. -. sell
81 fynchburE, secretary and treasurer treasure.
65the foregoing and W, II, spence, - Z.
5B 1,ynchburg. directors me col'l.,.'s
authorized to do genera al' 's' o" -
business Is, shenandoah, Incorporated.
me SANK , " ,a,,ernI banking b,isi.l
a! ntror'zee 3, - page county. Va
ness a. stoo,, 80 zoo to $4,000 The corr
.,arntion. il authorized to hold ms mn l
~ fifty thousand acres Iof lana. ll ~
principal Offices are to pc Iocateu ~
SHENANDOAH, corporators and othcers A NY,
nanrga ", Kite. of Shenandoah, presi.
de,,i. p. A. Tawcett. vlce-pre sident, OF !.
A oent' - c,,.,,,rsyv, Va: NJ Wood, Of
# " eos.e. ~ -, na sh,er, md eleven direct
nme'' ~ 10 med n the charter.
" The Cooperative Land Corporation o. OF
Norfolk city, with a+cap,snl - : - S, oora
minimum and $5o'ooo ,nuH ,n,'1, H. 49, ~
Norfolk, president ,r.. -. 80 =,
Z folk vice pre- s1dent;t .Apoott ~. n ~
Norfolk secretar an 8 rio forego-
5ifNVolcott o. Norio1n. Ma, vork d..
ing and Jonn =. lips. a,,t,,ori,.cd "a
y rectors me cotnlAns . ,ond o1o bust
q 40 genera 1'At 8 1' e'es
Il ness ~ t z. s,. Nv
iss5 Social Clubs.
=, ,.s, -, yesterday granted char
ihe oo.,.aaa ..,n,a1 clubs IN the localtl s.
ters 10 't''sS" N'>""1'g 9'S " "
stateu ~ x.r.-., r,lnh g Incorporated. Of
.-L =. = nJaxva Corpora .ors: William
New Sti ~. = r. aorra storrs and Charles
n1hcN 80 r.or - r,tol $500 to $500.
Thn IA ramont Social Club. Of Newport
Thet Euse,nu.e r. baker w. A.
News; cospq w s1s1 " s,attcry: apital, $500
Baker sake Ia anu -. ]"
70 ~ G'S" 1,on.ono soc,a, Club, OF Norfolk
inc nlo''"i' nrhor, q : SEIa11 SAM
III county, cort "a ~ Waiter Robinson; capital
uel Gray .s nno 1l'u ! = III AS
$oO 70 49,. :. and Mechanics Social
ne 4N,eleI '.,, Norfo1,x. cornorntors, w.
IS =, u ~ D -. s.aa,dant. John r. Simpson.
3 II. Lane presloe"s e.on -. - AZ mn
= secretary secretary *cap'''a''3 -,
ts@ Charters Amenoeu'
i,rhese amendments TO existing charters
1,.ara granted by the commission yester-
Hav. s{
The Virginia and Kentucky Ra,lway
So Company chartered oy the eelsi - q. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15

Richmond Onion stock Company. left last
night for New York on n pleasure TIP.
Sils. Henry Meyer, Of No. BIO, East Clay
Street. returned home last night, after a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
.CAMBELL'S DEFEAT
NOW COMPLETE N |: t:
Continued From First Page.) /

ter work could not be done because no
lamb could be found willing to lay himself
upon the alter for the sacrifice. Robert
w. Blair, Wythe county's member OF the
TONED but declined to accept the no PM
nation for the House of Delegates. VIII
liam L. 1IIllenberg, Of Crocketts' was
nominated. 8s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
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The ! / !. powers RS.
Yconf1n,,e,, at7,o,n First Pase.) 513
Continued From First Paseo
Turkish forces now In Eastern Macedonia 4 ma
nro estimated at 1900. ~
Now5Eooks Like War. v
INV Associated l'rcss.)

r . 4 4 NJ
tsga Thy Associated l'rcss) i IL
" SOFIA. BULGARIA.. SEPTEMBER -. -,
While It Is possible that IurKo. bui-
garlun war6mnyE even yet pc hVerteo,
the probabilities OF sucl, an encounter
were never greater than at the present
moment. The recent note TO the lowers,
the most cicolded step yet taken ny the
principally, was dictated not . onlyyEby
the alarming reports Of wholesale massa .
ores and devastation daily arriving, put
even more@by the Indifference OF IS the e
Powers towards the severity OF turkeys
rcprcsstve measures, I, III !.
People here consider that the anxiety Ct: ),
Of the Powers seem, TO be nanl1cst !.
chiefly in repeated admonittons 70 tn !,
Porte to suppress revo,H.'on r Tl. AZ,
from Constantihoplo appear IN this
evenings papers asserting that the ans
bassadors had urged the sultan's gov
eminent toS suppress the insurrectlolll
without tany considerations OF mercy ana
not to hesitate to burn and destroy. the
villages or take any other steps when
might be deemed necessary
These dispatches, though OF donptl,ll
origin, ana possibly not worthy OF seri..
o,ls acceptation, are not entirely out o.
harmony with reports previously re- e
ceived here. gts,sis Fl IS 81 .sft IA VI 81
The Bulgarian ministry, there appears
to be5ilttle doubt in face Of strongest
pressure from within and without. has
endeavored to trnaintaln strict neutrality
hut 3 IT.. appears very proba BILE that the
government may now depart from IN TINS ms
position.
a Demrnds Active lntervant1n.
(BylI Associated Press)
PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-THE Novoe
vremye to-day demands active interv'ee1n
tlon3ln Macedonia and proposes as So
luton Of the. difficulties, the attaching O
officers Of the representative foreign pow
| crs to all TurkishSsupresslve expeditions