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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

1897 ut Norfolk, Va, In a winning race Of
seven heats. Huffman lihs been III re-
tIremcnt for several seasons, but seems
to have rounded to again and under
Itanson's careful handling may prove
good enough to take to the races and
win some OF the money In sight this
season. 4
Colonel Robert Hough, OF Baltimore.
we'll known as n starting Judge and who
formerly did good work here in that Gu
pacity ut the fairs and race meetings Of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society.
has issued n cnll for. meeting of the
Maryland and Virginia Circuit at the
Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18TH. when dates will be arranged
and other important matters discussed.
The Maryland and Virginia Circuit or
fairs and race meetings. Is at present re-
cognized as ono Of the strongest In the
east.
A greater number of entries have been
received this year for the prominent
steeplechase events this year than ever
before, which denotes n coming boom IN
this branch OF sport. Prominent among
tho nominators arc r. C. Hooper. J. H..
Alexandra. S. s. Rowland, Thos. Hitch
cocl1, Jr., Icoxhnll Kecne. 3. +. Clyde,
]. G. Hcokshcr j. o, Green. r. Geba
.hardt, August Belmont. William c. Whit
ney, John e. Madden, j. G. Tollansbee
and i. II. M. Brckhead.
The fast and handsome black gelding
General Johnson, 2:21h, By Lynne Bel,
dam Miss Mack by Fairawn. has been
sold by John MCGUIRE New York city,
to a gentleman who will drive him on the
road. General Johnson was bred by Mr..
Charles Sharpe. OF Norfolk Va. while
the horse was developed and campaigncd
during his first season by Charles Atkin-
son, also of Norfolk.
THE bay stallion David Hnrum, foalcd
1896. by Director. 2:l7h. dam Valley
Queen, by Red Wilkes. was purchased at
tho Fasig-Tipton sale. New York, last
month, by G. B. Nelson, New York city
for $40 For several seasons David IIa-
rum was owned and kept in the stud at
Norfolk, Va, for A. l.. Mcclellan, OF
the Union Stock Yards.
BROAD ROCK.
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Finance-R L. Peters, chairman;
IIetzer & Ganzert, "A. w. Hargrove, A. i.
Sauerwald. Harry Huber j. Z. Tanner,
Frank Overman anu A. j. Vaughan.
Press Committee-R. L. Peters, chair
man; A. Hetzer. J. Morris, j. II. Gala
CHER. w. 7. Gathrlght, j. II. Westfall
from association; II. d, Perkins and
Ralph Smith, Times-Dispatch; Herbert
Duce and ]. A. Moroso. News Leader.
Transportation--J r. Lee, chairman; D.,
II. Pyle, A. j. Gallagher, w. T.. Gath
right II. ]. Schneli A, g. Evans, Saun-
ders Brothers, and A. j. Vaughan.
Halls-Rhodes Painting and Decorating
Company. chairman; r. J.. Peters. p. a.
Morton. c. J. Slemaker, +. Spies, G. S,
Fields and G. A. Collins.
I.alies-Mrs. D. n. Pyle, Mrs. Harry
Huber, Mrs. Marx Gunst, Mrs ]. +. Tan
ner, Mrs. w. 7 Gathrlght, Mrs. p a.
Morton, Mrs. Frank C,erman, Mrs. A.
G. Evans. Mrs, T. L. Nicholas, Mrs. a.
Hetzcr, Mrs. j. r.. Lee, Mrs. A. w Har-
grove, Mrs. C. J. Slemaker, Miss Mamie
Wharton, Miss Maude Wilkinson, Miss
Norma Atkinson, Miss Lillian Ganzert
and Miss Overman.
II Is the desire of the local association
that the public attend the sessions OF
the convention, which will be held daily
at the Masonic Temple. Here may also
be seen the many magnificent exhibits
which will be made by different firms
from all parts Of the country, giving tho
people, the initiated ones. a glance on
the inside OF the art Of house-palnting
]. md decorating.
Many delegates are already IN the city
In the Interest Of the exhibits. while rep,
resentatiyes OF manufacturers have been
s hers Tor several days getting their dis
plays ready for the opening next Tues
day.
AS has been before stated Murphya
Hotel has been designated as the official
T downtown quarters for ,le convention
and already nearly every spare room in
the place has been reserved. 1t will be
i filled to oyerfowing during the session
Of the convention.
The Committee on Arrangements has
6propIdsd bureau OF Information at thu
Masonic Temple. and here the visitor.
will be provided with badges and direct
\ ID To hotels ana any other parts OF tn,
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Sc "A 30 ARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. II. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1928 p. NJ, daily. Seabonrd Florida Linn
tied. No. 81. Exclusively Pullmans; Din
Ing Car. Arrives Savannah 39A5 a. M
Jacksonville LEO p. M, st, Augustine
2:So p: NJ. Stops only at Henderson,
Raleigh. Southern Pines, Hamlet. Cam
den, Columbia, Savannah. Thalmain.
.Jncksonyile.
1922 a. NJ, daily. scaboard Express, No.
q. Sleeping cas- to Tampa and Atlanta
daily. to Pinehurst trl-weekl Cafe
Dining Cars. Arrives Savannah 3I5 +.
y NJ, Jacksonville 7.40 p. NJ. Tampa CAB
A. NJ. Arrives Charlotte ll:4O a. NJ, At
2:15 p. NJ. daily. scaboard Mail. No. n.
Sleeping e. IS to Jacksonville and At
lanta- Buffet Pnrlor Car to Southern
Pines and Hamlet tri-weekly; Arrives
Savannah :55 A.. NJ. Jacksonville 9:l5 A..
NJ. Tampa GOO P. NJ. Arrives Charlotte
Il go p. NJ, Atlanta 6:15 a. NJ.
915 a. NJ. daily. Local for Petersburg,
Norllnn. Henderson. Raleigh. Southern
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$40 a. NJ. No. 81. $40 a. NJ. No. 50, 4o5
P. NJ. No. 66-From Florida. Atlanta
5:45 p. NJ. No. 36-From NorlInn and local
points.
w. j. MAY. City Ticket Agent
II. r. SMITH District Pass Agt
1905 q. Main Street. Phone iG5
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city they mny desire to visit. A man
well stored with knowledge of points OF
local interest will ever be OH hand to
give out desired information.
MAY RIDE FREE.
Special arrangements have been made
with the street chr companies whereby
all persons wearing badges Will be nj
lowed to ride free OF charge on the troll
ley cars to any part of the city, Cen
cral Manager HUN and President Sit
tcrding having checrfully accorded this
privilege.
by courtesy Of the local association
Valentines Museum and the Confederate
Museum will be open at nil hours of the
days for the benefit of the visitors, ana
their badges Will DO recognized IN lieu
OF tickets.
Mr.. Antonio Grafigni, keeper OF st.
Johns Church and burying ground, VIII
deliver the immortal speech OF Patrick
Henry, Give me liberty or give me
DEATH" standing in the pew occupied by
tho famous statesman when he delivered
this grafton.
Tuesday evening ut $3.50 o'clock at
Murphy's Hotel a reception will be ten
dcred the visiting delegates and their
ladies, at which delightful lunch VIII
be servd. "WEDNESDAY night the visitors
will be taken to Bostock's where the eX-
hibltion OF tho wild animals will be wit
messed.
at 9 o'clock on this same afternoon n
trolley ride will be taken to Lakeside
Park, special cars for the purpose hav-
ing been engaged by the local associa-
ton.
Thursday night at 8 o'clock there will
be stag party and smoker in the ban
Quet hall at Murphy's. This promises tc
be one of the features of the convention
and will doubtless be largely attended
But while the men are enjoying them
selves ut the smoker. the ladies will be
likewise having a pleasant time at q
theatre party at the Biiou.
At 2 o'clock In the afternoon on this
date the ladies will be rendered a car
riaEe drive over the city, and all points
OF interest will be inspected.
The convention will conclude Friday
night Mt the Masonic Temple with an en-
tertainment by Polk Miller and his com
, pany of plantation darkies.
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OF the state and the industry has prob
nbly reached a f.rmer basis and is con.
Quoted along lines moro likely to produce
successful results than during former
years. Among the lntest recruits Is the
weell-,knoWn banker, business man and
real cstnte owner, Mr.. G. Jones Rixcy, Of
Culpeper. Mr.. Rixcy hns recently pur-
chased Of u. Johnson the Culpeper
bair Grounds along with the good half
mile track and buildings The plant COW
crs nearly one hundred acres OF ground
ana IS nicely situated for a breeding and
training establishment. The location is
beaut1ful one, being we'll provided with
sshaoe trees and water, Willis tho drain
ace IS excellent. Mr.. Rixey has already
collected q number of we'll bred young
horses and will ut an early date employ
trainer and develop them. The Gull
pepper Fair Grounds were formerly owned
by Major Foxhall a. Daingerneld. who
kept Sam Purdy, 2:SsO1-2, there and the
dead trotting sire lies buried near tho
big training barn.
Dr. Joseph A. White. president Of tho
Deep Kun Hunt Club, and, who since
the inception CT this we'll known and
ever popular organization has taken an
active part In Its councils, rides regular
~ to mounds at the scmiwcekly meets
and mas Tor a mount the chestnut geld
ing Game Cock, who has carried him
safely Tor a half dozen seasons or more.
''a liIle Cock Is a chestnut gelding eleven
Year Old and was sired by the trottng
STALLION F'lyaway, dam BY Tam O'Shanter
a horse Of Thoroughbred lineage
Inc chestnut gelding is tractable in hnr-
ness and has cleared the bars at four feet
ten inches in the hunting field. Another
weli-known member Of DR. Whites stable
IS the bay mare Lady Slipper, an inbred
Denmark and whose pedigree Is recorded
IN the American Saddle Horse Register.
Like Game Cock. Lady Slipper Is nicely
broken to harness, but after being used
a season-or two in the hunting field tho
daughter of Clipper Denmark grew too
nervous Tor use as n hunter and now her
work Is confined to drawing n phaeton.
one OF the bravest warriors of the road
horse brigade to be seen on the boule
wards and drlveways around Richmond
Is the bay gelding Havelok, Jr., who
was campaigned for one or more seasons
by the Acca Farm trainer. William l..
Bass. and made pacing record Of 1921 IA
while credited with q trial right close to
2:15. Later the horse was geded and
for several years past has been owned
by Dr.. II. r.. Scott, of this city, who has
ever found him a consistent performer
in almost any kind of hitch and ready at
all seasons to dc battle with the best of
the roadsters owned here. Havelol1 Jr,
Is thirteen years old, but sound, and re-
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READY FOR
DECOR
4 Convention Will Be Held in
Richmond This Week.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Special Plans for the Entertainment Of
the visitors-A Reception and a
Lunch viii Be rendered
Them.

At a special meeting OF the local Order
OF the Master House Painters and De-
corators' Association last Friday night,
final arrangements for the nineteenth an
knuai convention of the National Associa-
ton, which is to BIO held in this city
this week, beginning on the 10th and last
Ing through to tho 18th, Friday, were
made, every detail as to the entertain
ment OF the numerous visitors being per-
tected.
The meeting OF tho local order was
well attended, there being present: j. r.
Lee. presidents p. A. Morton. a. d.
Wharton. secretary; NJ. Ganzert, treas
urer; G. a. Collins. sergeant-at-arms; a.
G. Evans. j. II. Evans w. l.. French.
G. l. Fields, w. II. Gathright. a. j.
Gallagher, J. II. Gallagher. A. w. Hhr-
grove, 1Iarry Huber. r. E. Lewis. 7. l..
Nicholns. F. Overman, r. l.. Peters, d.
II. Pyle, a. +. Sauerwald, F. Spies, c.
]. Slemaker, j. C. Sicwers. John Shelly,
J.tH. Westfall. a..
1.-The following committees were named,
and will have charge Of the different
matters that will come to their consider
alton:
Reception, Printing and Entertainment
j. IA. Westfall. chairman; A. d. Wharton,
Overman, George Ruskell, J. I. CARLY,
A. r. Newcomb. L.. Martin and r. l..
French.
Exhibits-A. d. Wharton. chairman;
Marx Gunst, NJ. Ganzcrt, i. Bethel. r. l..
Peters, j. II. Tanner, T. l.. Nicholas, z.
2. Bechcr. j. II. Ecans;and r. L.. French.
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England campaigner. Jen Val Jean, 2:14.

. 81 Z
An Item that has recently gone the
rounds to the effect that Linden, 2:2o. by
Ailerton, 200 Ia. dam Hindee, ~ Aller-
ton, was probably the first standard per
former whose sire and dam were by the
same horse Is misleading. as a similar
case may be cited in the bay pacing
mare Partlality, 2:14 Ia, by Sam Purdys
2;2o IL, dam Dora Buck, by Sam Purdy.
VINO was foaled 1890 and made her rec
ord at Baltimore, Md, November %, 1896
! may add that she was bred BY Major
foNhall a, Dalngerlleld. then CT Harri-
sonpurs, Va, and later OF Culpeper. but
now director of affairs at the noted Cas-
tleton STUD or James r. Keene, Licking
ton. Ky Both sire and dam were owned
by Major Daingorf1eld, who named the
daughter OF Sam Purdy Partially on ac-
count OF his being so partial to the
blood. Other instances of pronounced In
cestuous breeding are recalled In Ida
l3ell, VINO trotted to n record OF 2:23 back
IN 1881 ana was sired by Major Miller out
or his own dam Lady Konkle, by IIet.
zers Hamhletonian. while couple OF
years later the bay marc Nellie O'Neiu,
by ietoskey, also from his own dam,
RAINY reputed daughter of Irons Cad
mus, made a record OF 2.22 l-2. In con.
.,~N,.,, "'''' VIZ lutteT ldInlly may auu
that tho year book shows that Nellie
O'Neill was mated with Iepanto. son
or Peltskey, and the result was tho bay
pacing horse Wilkie O'Neill. 2:2i1-4.
However none of these performers at
talned any real prominence. but that In
| breeding was practiced u long while baclg
and resulted In great race mare may
he seen In vol, ! of the American Stud
Book, which shows that Flirtilla, thor
oughbred daughter OF Sir Archy foaled
1870. and owned by the Wins, of ylr-
ginia, was bred to her own sire. Sir
Archy, and In 1-2s sbe foaled Flrtilla.
Jr., who like her dam became per-
former OF real note.
/, With the greatly Increased demand for
good horses OF all classes new breeding
/ and training establishments are constant
" being established in different sections
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,'''' 'is o'u-lIlc DIuSH OF speed. lie was
pred near Richmond by Thomas u. Clark
and is by Havelok the son OF Pr,ncoss
and Lottle. 2:2S, by Hamblctonlan, 10:
dam Baroness. by Rothschild. 1876.
Mr. Leonldas Triplett. Jr, well known
as lawyer in the Valley of Virginia
and deeply interested for years past in
the breeding problem, who resides at
Mt Jackson, Va. has a very promising
young stallion in the chestnut horse Ker-
cllcal. four years old, by Kelly. 2.27. out
of Aconite, dam Of Prince Nottingham.
22O 3D. by fremont. and will likely have
his speed developed, Mr.. Kelly also owns
the bay mare Napallne, s. full sister to
kerchival, who has a nice ycarling by
supremacy, son Of Bell Boy, and was
bred In 1902 to Erratic. Another Well
bred matron at tho Triplett Farm is the
Gallfornia bred marc Libby Whips by
WHIPS, 2.27 out of Amrah. by, Nutwood,
who was bred in 1909 to Kelly and ap.
pears to be In foal to that speedy son of
Electioneer and famous thoroughbred,
Esther, dam Of Expressive, 8. 2,12 Ia,
ETC., by Express.
AS a memorial, or probably 1t should be
said celebrations, of NVashtngton's birth
day. the I'D instant. which, however.
a'''' WIS 'llilt OIL ouIl1lehSs i'cIlCe lke IOI-
lowing day-Monday Will be observed,
the Deep Run Hunt Club Will have a
high jumping contest ont at its grounds
when three ribbons will be offered. the
horses to be owned by members of the
club. With the blue ribbon will go a
handsome prize in the shape of cup
or some other handsome trophy Follow
Ing the Jumping contest, a reception will
be held at the club house and on the
whole most enjoyable tlm9 is anticipa-
In addition to Forney, a.l9 Ia: Clarion
ss2 la; News Boy, 2.2o ~, and othe,
trotters and PAGERS in winter quarters
at Montezeuma Farm, near the city tina
arc being logged on the road by trainer
NJ. ~ Hanson, is the little brown geldlnt
HUMAN, 2,20, by Quartermaaster, out q
Winnie D., dam OF Glnten sl6 S-4i Gle!
Mebane, ZIG "a, and Mayo, ~, by Han
Rls. who made hla record " the fall o
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Y0RK-RIvER LINE WEST =; ;o,s,
THE rAvoR1TE ROUTE NORTH.

=. TIE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOSD.
1880 P. NJ, No. 10. Baltimore Limited. daily
except Sundays, Sor West Point, connecting az
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays.
e;i5 P. NJ, No. 10 t,iondsy.. "Wednesday.
and Frtdays), local express for West Point and
intermediate stations. Connects nth stage al
Lester Manor for Walkerton AND Tnppahannoek.
$500 A. H., No. H. local mixed, Leaves daily.
except Sunday, for West Point and in,crmedlsto
Manor Tor Wslkerson and T.ppah.1neek
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. IT,
s,lb A. NJ. No. 10. daily. from West Point.
With connection from baltimore Sundays. Wed.
1915 a. M, No. o.. wednesdays and Fridays
from West Point and local sta lions. 70 q
$3.50 P. H., daily. except Sundays, from.
West Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 2 II.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. and will
call at Almonds. Caybank and Gloucester
Point.
O. W wESTBURr.
District Passenger Agent,
go East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
8. II. HARDwICK.
General Passenger Agent.
c. II. AcKERT.
General Manager Washington. D. O.
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE. IN EFFECT JAN. IL, 1903.
1RA5Ns 4LEAyE s sT,ti1nG
900 A H., NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. Ar.
rive. Petersburg 9:sl a; ~. Norfolk ll:2o A.
ii. Stops only ut Petersburg Warerly and SUI.
folk.
$50 a, NJ, daily: Arrives Petersburg e:1a
n: Emportn 1872 az A. T., Weldon ll;2 a;
FAys.sEais SO US
i. ". Tampa I 100 p. ". Port Tampa 1880 p.
At Wilson w Win NO 81 fr'a.
Pullman Sleeper New York to Jacksonville.
1920 2 ~. daily; Arriving Petersburg 100
railway Tor Roanoke and internediste points.
SsnAS S5 S1qHT H. E1!iD. a so
r. u; Stops only at Petersburg. Ws1erl'
IA z.lo 1 ?. NJ, daily, except Sunday. Arrives
and aadti ROCK Noun. $40 +. M.,Goldseoro OPS r.
use APse H. al aa pe'psa'sss Gas
s;s H5i2s. T fster. %zsT ss sPl1s
connects With dt Norfolk and western tor Nor:
aga W e91'
%elasa AS WIn'9 aSs!ea 1a;1o s A NJ 4
e.. ssvannnh RS NJ Thomasvile sas
H. JacssSnville 1874 1s:as a a n n. Tampa 1o'oo
Nh NEW nS'i LINZ 'H 70 MIDDLE GEoRG1A POINTS NJ
Arriving Aur1.ss s21 p Mi Mae sisca alsI Ss1
NJ, Atlanta l:oO =. ~; Iuanan ioSt ~
jaetsonyilie. Oukusta and Macon; New York
to Thonasyille, Tuesday only. DininsCar Ser
s:si z co me- ah petarsbur With Sorfois
an sn' NJ, eS Roanoke 1:l5 4 M. Bristol 1880 =.
sleeper hehmond to bLynehhs.S;
li:to p. M, NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
daily esssCt sna 1880 yf.
Huntsville 1850 r. NJ, St. Augustine 400 r. n.
Pullman Palace SLEEPING; Library, Observation
and Dining Cars New York to st; Ausustine-
H H. da HhRI From h 9salsapse
nah. chnreston Atlanta, Macon. Augusta and
: 3 :ao 4, NJ. daily. except Monday. From Ct:
u" 7.ss 4 H. H. q$$ii,.s From Petersburg Lynch.
sI4s 4; M. daily. except Sunday. Peters.
n 30 a., 4 ~ I. DAILY, except sunday: Fro.
tol 10 Ssa So M daily From Petersburg. set
i "a =; NJ. daily, From Norfolk, SUFFOLK
300 +. w. daily, From Petersburg. Roam.
$3.50 p. NJ. lnily, From Norfolk, SUFFOLK
7;4t r. Nj: daily, From Miami; Port T 1'
pa. Jseksonville. savannah, Gharlsston, Wil'
$3.50 =. MI. daily, From PETERSBURG Lynch,
~ Wv ~ "Ss r, N. EMMgRsnN.
". =. oR ssid.' a.
g. Sen ST. toAsM Ss'faSIIb As'
Division Passenger Agent
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
bcAEDuLE IN EFFECT DEc.il4, 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH
z STREET STATION. fi7 800 -

nohEOuLE IN EFFECT DEC. "A. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH.
STREET STATION.
7on k q y LESTB, nlCIIMoND, VA.
ali 4 SS e? sou Rsn' snsn. eans
with and Railway tor 10 a sns
stn tons on that line. At Greensboro for ali
htan ntnn Gust and west thereof
Jacksonville and iii Fi5.dn points, Havana ss..
sau etc; CONNECTS at Moscley with Farnvilie
ham. Raleigh and Winston 8 aiem; at Danyilie
witn NO. 3d. United stntes fast mail. solid
Columbia. saysnnsh and j.cI.onyilie Draw.
and Birmingham. Through coach for Chase
Cly, Oxford and Durham. Through train.
With Sleeper. Salisbury to Memphis. Dining
ll:os P. NJ, No. II. Southern Express daily.
ror Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville and points
south. Sleeper for Danville. Greensboro. Sal.
5pnry and Charlotte; open at nichrnond o:a0
E. n. Connection with New York and Florida
ries through slecpers to Augusta. .ayannab,
JACKSON vile. Tampa. Nashville. Memphis. At,
lanta. New Orleans. etc. Complete Dining.Ca
service Aso Pullman Tourist Sleos'sr Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays Warrington to
San r5nncs,o without charge with conIse,cn
$500 p. M, No. IL. local ally. except Sun.
day. for Kcrsvllr and inter/,edistn points.
TRANS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
SOB A. NJ and s:25 P. y. From Atlanta.
South.
go a. 4. From Keys,iile and local stations.
s:2s p. N. From Durham. Charlotte. DnnIih
and intermediate stations.
LOCAL. FREIGHT.
- Nos; 81 and o.. between Manchester ard
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VACANCY ON BENCH
MIR. and Mrs. King to Celebrate Their
Golden Weddidg.
Especial to The Tim es-Dispatch.>

BRISTOL. VA. February 7.-Mr. D. D.
Hull, who was recently selected by the
Virginia Legislature to succeed Judge
William S. Stuart as Judge of the Cor
poration Court Of Bristol. Va, upon the
expiration of the latter's term. has ad-
dressed a letter to the Bristol Bar AS
ISOLATION, in which he states that he
will have to decline the offer on account
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Unqualified,

First South AmerIcan-Faugh Think
OF that man pretending to be states
man! why, nc knows absolutely moth.
Ing of political economy.
Second South Americana should say
ne didn't. Why, he couldn't tell a reyo-
luton from a North American COLLEGE
punished so many warnings that tho
yelI.-Judge. - =
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N NV Notf1|k;,sWestsrn

General Offices: Roanoke. Va
NOVEMBER SvTU, 9l9l2.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLij. BYRD-SruEET
STATION. -
900 A. ", NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrsyes
Norfolk II &c A. u. Stops only at Petersburc
Waverly and Suffolk. Stops al Wakefield only
to let OF passengers from Richmond md re.
900 a. NJ THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
Lynchburg. Roanoke. Columbus. Clncin-
natl. and Chicago. Buffet Jnrlor Car Pc
tersburg TO Roanoke. Pullman Slice per
Roanoke to Columbus. Blueflelu to ClucIn.
nntl;: also for Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
" 1870 ?. Y. Roanoke Express" Tor Farm.
VILE. Lynehburc. Roanoke ard intermediate
''s 500 ?. H.. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
riyes Norfolk b:2o r.. y: Stop, only at Peters.
folk with steamers to 30. ton Providence. New
York. baltimore and WASHINGTON.
Csc p. n. for Suffolk. Norfolk and Intcrne-
dlnts sta lions Arrives at Norfolk at 1o:40 T. n.
es5 F. NJ 70. iyn;ehbuI.yg ard I.oanot. Con
t esnos Limited Pullman sltspsr IsneS n
to Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Pnrlor and
Obser a ton Cars Radford to Attnln. Ala. Poll.
mai Sleeper between Rich mond and LynchburE.
and bcrths ready fo' occupancy at $3.50 T.. u.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchhurr and
the West daily mt 1888 A. H.. 300 p. u. and
.b:bs e. NJ from Norfolk and the East at ll:lo
L. NJ. ll:i2 A. N. and $3.50 p. y:
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
District Passenger Agent
". B. BEvfLL y
General Passenger Agent.
'phoua. 4o5. 1905 EAT Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
STEAMBOATS,.
[VgE3glA BAY LINZ TO.
A BAL. TlMORE
Via c, & o. Railway and
Old Point.
U. S. MAI. ROUTE

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday. ut 4
superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line.
leaving at Z .lb p. NJ, arriving Baltimore
$3.50 a. NJ, in time to make connection
with all trains North, East and West
Short roll ride and all night on ole OF the
finest steamers In Southern water, RE-
turning, arrive Richmond 10 a. NJ, daily.
except Monday.
ap Tay ess apa ses ao
Ohio Railway, Richmond Transfer Com
panY and. lQQs East Main Street, I.