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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19
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STRONG PROTEST
TO San DOMINGO.
Powell Tells the Government
Plainly There Must Be No 1
Free Ports. Etc.
tsy Associated Press. )

Z I
q SAN DOMINGO, REPUBLIC OF eAN
Sept. 1S.--Unitcd States Min
ister Powell has sent q strong protest TO
the Dominican government, based on the
following grounds: gl
/; ;i151.That tho action Of Domic,an govern
rnent In sending to Congress projsot for
estah lishing tho neutrality Of Dominican
waters, and making certain ports free.
wculd On view Of the fact that snnto
Domingo ID a neighboring State) not be
accepted In friendly spirit BY the GOV.
ornment OF the United states.
'.rhat the United States government
would not allow tho establishment Of any
coaling ports in Santa Domingo or the
cession Of any portion Of Santa Dlmoni-
car territory to any European power.
l'That the United States Will not permit
any nation to make exclusive use Of
Dominican waters In time Of peace, much
less In time OF war; nor could the United
states allow any portion Of Dominican
territory to be classed rs neutral, nor
permit any section Of the country to con-
fict with the concession granted to the
Clyde Line"
The American protest has excited con-
siderable comment
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CASE AGAINST
A SOCIAL CLUB.
Charges to Be Ventilated in
the Police Court To-Day.
.s Other Cases.

!! a strong effort Is being made to breah
up the Magnolia Social Club. and the sue 4
cess Of the movement will bo known 10. I
day IN the Police Court. when the case
against the ofncers Of the club will b
heard. J
/" Paul Bender, president OF the club.
and r. Hicks, the treasurer. have sepa-
rate charges against them, Of selling
liquor to other than members OF the club
under its charter.
The police OF tho Third District have
worked up the oase and number OF
citizens have been summoned as witness.
es.stiTha progress Of the case VIII BE-
watched with interest.
a. Squire Graves fined washington Carey
the, sum Of $3.50 for ," l1, wtully biting"
Beb Dooley is charged with striking
shfaEg's Malone. This details VIII DO told
For: being drunk and disorderly on. the
premises, no. $40 East Main Street, WI.
i lie Mccoy paid IS. ii
. WIN. Walker was fined S for being
dru"k md dsorderly on the premises Of
J. ". Solomon.
"a The usual large number Of drunks and
small cases were run along with on the
regular plan. And then came a lon0
civil dock ct. -. .ss...-- -lLL.4.a
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IFIIl.iTI y 'LIAN1 y m l7I1f.- d q
& MAKE FINE OFFICIAL
Prominent Men Asking 7. z. Morris to
Ee Candidates, rs

Prominent N en- Asking I. z. Morris to
Ii Be. Candidate. #
It Is barely possible that Mr. y. e
Morris, formerly presld ent of the Cham
Der Of Commerce and one Of the leading
business N en-. Of the city, may be In
duced to become q candidate for the may
crafty 7gs.
8 A number Of prominent business men
have approa ched Mr.. Morris and asked
him to allow the cuse OF his namo, but
1t is doubtful IL he Is seriously consid-
erlns It at present. When seen yesterday
he admitted that he had been frequently
asked ITO become, a scandidate but when
questioned as to- what no was going 70
do about It, he shook his head and smiled
good naturedlyy But Mr. Morris ls>SH pa
strlotlc man, who5floves Richmond z de-
gvotedly,S and would make any, reasonable
personal sacrifice to advance her, in
terests gf SslF ,+tPt 3 "a N gs5s, 5tSF 81 c3sT
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TRACK WAS TOO HEAVY
Dan Patch Gould Not Lower His Brlgh-
ton B zach Record.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
READvILLE, MASS, September 1s.-It
seems quite probable that but for the
Hlowness Of the footing In the last two
hundred yards. tho champion harness
horse Dan Patch would have succeeded
to-day In lowering his own record, 1850 "a.
made at Brighton Beach a few weeks ago.
The quarter was made In 80. and the half
In $50 IA, From there on he had the bene-
tit Of two runners and reached the three
quarters In 1923 Ia The record then seem.
ed be trembling but on getting into the
stretch heavy bit track wa scxpo.
rienced which tired the PAGER so much
that he reached the wire In two minutes
flat. Summarizes:
e:17 trot-purse 81, 0oo-Gracie Keller won
In two straight heats; Miss Brook second,
Direct View third Best time, 2:12,
e:o7 trot-purse l,5oo-Wentworth won
second and third heats and race
Rythemtic first heat second; Susie J.
third. Best time, 2:07 3-4.
2:oo pace-purse $l,ooo-cubanole won Sc
cond and third heats and race Gold
Brick first heat, second; Nonan,ie third.
Best time. 2oe 10
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Re!uIts at Hawthorne.

s(By. Associated Presal II Sgpst
CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. ls-Results at
Hawthome: -
First race-hve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C.
to u frst, Co Between 40 to y second,
Apple % 10 y third, Time. 1904 SIS.
Second race-six furlongs-Cnllant Us to
il frst, Delago q to 81 second, Lord
Melbourne q TO y third. Time l:lst-
Third Iaee-seyen furongs-North Wind
Is to il third. Time. 1925.
Fourth race--mile-Arlight 10 to y
first, Christina q to % second, Fading
Lght q. to 81 third, Time, l:4s rs.
Fifth racs-nye lur!ongs-Eox teks &
Hale Go 10 y third, Time, l;o2 s-6.
Sixth race-one mile-Carat q to 5,
first, Rabunta q to y second, Flngal e
10 ID third, Time, l,4s4-6
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VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
l.,.c,.l q 1-he Tlme.-pIsbatch, !

special to The Times-DIspatch.)
q NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept H.
Chief Of Police Johnson and city Ser
seant Milstead left tonight for Trenton.
s.,ester FraskIln, who ara unusr arrest
there. charged With robbins the Ores.
cent City Clothing House here OF several
hundred dollars worth OF SILK dresses.
ment, and the police suspect Franklin
Of selling the silks.
NEWPORT bNEWs,-Ernest Garrett,
boy employed at the shipyard, was Killed
this afternoon by falling from warship
under contradiction
IN PORTl$NEWs.-The entire North
Atlantic Squadron Is scheduled 70 arrive
in Hampton Reads about October 10Th.
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HENNINO-'-RUIDl,D
Pretty Home Marriage n Chesterfield
Ey.. - ~ y. j

I1H tf1Jf. scS4istys 5ti@H8sfsE
4 1aaf@,-e,r, - The n IN @s-n isratch.)
w1NTERPoCK. .yA5. Sept. ls-.rhs
home Of Mrs, 3. F. Rudd at this place.
day Of . very pretty marr'e i = wh n1
VA, led 70 the altar Mi1s Lillian Rudd.
The attendants were Mr.. Marion HeninE.
brother OF the groom. BEST man.. With
MIS- Clara Rudd. lister Of the bride, maid
or honor: Mr. Thee. Eagles. with Miss
This parlor was beautifully decorated
with golden rods and eyerEreens:. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
Watkins, Of the 81. 2. Church.
The BRIDE vas sowned s. 2 hand,ope no
creation OF white orKandy lace ana ribs
bon. 81 s42 H !,
was served to about forty guests.
the Ege,t, from S'stanos e wsns
~. parent. OF the groom: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mason Todd. Of Cumberland Court.
house: Mrs A. Stone. of West Vlrs.niai
and Mrs, Grymes. OF Rlchmond.
The happy couple left at clock on
the northbound train for an extended
trip. They will reside In Richmond.
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Loudoun Races.
nes-Dispn ich.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspn ,ch.)
LEEsBURG. VA, Sept. lS.-The close
OF the meeting Of the Racing Associa ton
Of this county on Thursday, September
18th. was attended by several very sue
cessfui events, though the time was slow
on account Of wet track. -as's
The following is summary:
County trottins, purse $loo-Elect With
ers. T. f. Keen, first; Kitty, NJ. Cor
hin. second, Leona. II. r, Chamblin,
third. Time, $780,
Running lour.fifth mile and repeat,
purse sl60-Thad, E. W., Wells. rlrsr;
Ennes ". ], Davis; Erl'ne, w. George.
Trottlng, purse $loo-MontEomery Mae.
3. o. Woodward. won syEnet, Thomas
McCulloch, second, T!me. 3;lo.
drck & Co.. first: Boston, A. l., Myers,
Pat West, W. George. Ti1et l:43
Stake race 'a5-Gwynn, n. ". Wells.
first: Sweet Jane, Carter & Son. second
Miss Blanche. W. J, Dayls- third, Time,
| " seconds. F ~. -shFF HsEf
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Alleged Murderer. & leased.

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
NJ ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept 1s.-Edsar
simms. alias Simmons, the negro who
has been held here for tho past three
weeks on tho suspicion Of being lmpli-
Gated In the death Of Frederick Dahl, a
Norwegian sailor, was released from that
charge this morning, the coroner's jury
having returned a3verdict Of murder yes.
terdny evening, but failed W to connect
him with the killing. Ei.t 4 q
Immediately upon his release he had to
face another charge, that of threatenins
a witness who had testified against him
He was sent back to Jail for thirty days
for this offense.
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NATIONAL G ONvENTlON BROTH.
ERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW, AT
DENVE 3,OCTOBER

Excursion tickets to Denver. COLORADO
Strings or Pueblo and return, will be sold
aht , via n GhesscPsaks ana rS ohs
trip FOOD tor return leaving Denver not
istser than October 31st, and may b
routed going via st. Louis, returning Vie
Chicago or Vice versa.
Continuous passage In both directions
east 81 Colorado. common points,
Tickets can he. routed Sla Chesapeake
mond to Denver In two days and SIX and
one-halt hours,
For Pullman sleeping car, reservations
and other information, address ". O.
Warthen, D. r. Al Chess peake and Ohio.
Ohio Railway, Richmond, Va y,
LOSS OF APPETITE is commonly
aside, It is one Of the first tpdicatlona
that tho system Is running down, land
there Is nothing else SO good for It a.
Hoods sarsaparilla- The best Of all toplos.
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Southern League Scores,
Shreveport 5, Birmingham 5.
Little Rock 3, Montgomery 2,
KNIGHTS of Honor Ral,M

The knights OF Honor had a good rally
at Eletts Hall: corner, OF Marshal, and
Fifth Streets last n!ght u being the e
pioneer lodge of the city, which Vas Or
kanized about twenty-nIne years ago:
This ocoa sion vas the reception Of Dep.
s oS.h sqeesf%i wo h.rs to o resr
the order in this city, and will probably
organize a new lodge.
There were present members OF Yarl;
grand officers. and after az lournnlent
the lodge set mp bountiful refreshments,
Mr.. Todd made an excellent address
OF more than an hours length. In thS
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GiIIs-Goode.
Especial to The TImes-Disp.t,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) .as
r, Gills and Miss HSxio Goods. bo Boz, a ii
this county went to Washington ON Wed.
tho county yesterday. Upon their return
a reception was given at tho home OF the
groom. who lives near sublett's, Va.
Mr., ellis is a prosperous farmer OF
this county and the bride il the Oldest
daughter OF Mr., w. s. Goode. commits.
sloner OF the revenue Of this county.
She has been teaching school for the
last four or five sessions: She Is very
who wish them q long and prosperous
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Death Of Or. William Il aiiaferro.

4E4 Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l n.
I STAPPAHANNOCK,t VA., Sept, fS,-Dr,
William Talnferro, Of this place, wide
Is and much-bcloved and very popular
iV1rgnIan. died yesterday att o clock, In
the htty-eiehth year OF his age, after an
illness OF two weeks, at the Maryland
University Hospital OF Baltimore. to
which place he had been taken on Monday
by members Of his family for treat
ment. H&f i5Et
The funeral will take place at % o'clock
Tomorrow morning In Tappahannock: The
burial will be at his old home, New
town, Va, t3
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The Atrocities Und arestimated.
(By Associated Press,) IL

# LONDON. Sept. lathe Westminster
Gazette says we'll known London
journalist cables from Belgrade as tol-
lows: s5
Starting with pro,Turkish ,syn1pa thies.
! have found overwhelming evidence con-
vincingly proving that tho Turkish atrocl-
reports OF British consuls. bankers and
unprejudiced people. Foreign Minister
Tzokoff tells me he knows cases Of
starving women in the forests killing two
of their own children to preserve the
third. The forest wanderers will all per-
ish OF cold within two months"
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course of4his remarks. he mentioned that
paid PAL out So 90 ' to The Of
It's deceased members, He made the IN
terestlns &. statement that lie had oalcq'
lars. and Iloaded Into freight cars, twenty
tons to tho car. It would make go car.
loads Of. silver, E twenty-five trains q Ten Ter
cars each. This money had reached, am, ana
tose Their, the would constitute city,
Of more. than double the population 'l q OF
14 Hftsr Til. interesting address, there
we're short and Inspiring talks from Past
Dlctators Curry and Morton. Grand
Treasurer Hudnall. Grand Reporter
Baltic, Grand Master Maxwell. Fast DC.
and encouraging view taken Of the fu-
t,lre prpspects OF the order In Richmond. &
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SPECIAL FAST vEsTlRuLEp IHAiN
leaves Richmond (Dyrd-st.eet. Pa 1a nu. , :
EVERY SUNDAY at $3.50 a. MI. PcteT T.
burg sio5 arrive Norfolk II 4. W." nd
connecting at Norfolk with sPEg,lA.
CARS for Ocean View. Heturning. leays
Ocean View 6 p, M. Cape Henry SAY
Virginia Beach $3.50. Norfolk ;ler.sFkttaY,,
Ing Richmond 10 J., H. THHEE ~ ~.
HOURS longer at Virginia RsacR sAA y
any other route. !. (, Z,
oUlcKEsT & ONLY ALL,RAILsRouIE
NO CHANGE OF CARS aETWEsM
\ RICHMOND, NORFOLK & VA. ESNeisF
r.. T. ADAMS. MAAAGER
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2.O,d;M. N al work,

y IN the past rev day. a mum Der. Of the
old emp oyes 81 the Virginia PASSENGER
and Power Company have ie' az q. posi-
old Jobs; especially is.gthls true on the
Mains Street line. where:a mum Der Of tho
old men are no.Y. employed. he coin.s
employees who were put on tenn porarly
during thAystrlkes1 naail.AHoo a14i ~ llS.. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

d DR.. w.. southall. superintendent Of
rublic instruction. hiss returned from
Roanoke where no attended the sessions
Of the Medical Society OF Virginia. 4
wa. contemplated that the society would
discuss the subject OF the ventilation ard
wh'ch DR.. southall Is especially. inter-
e.ted, but owing 10 the time. Ia ken up
In the consider, ton OF other topics. this
vas MT reached @-tt 81 z 5ti.tt.1
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! Observation-Disclosures

i a young man named Warmer, con due,
tor on the Main-street. line. missed his
Was moving very rapidly up Louisiana
Street and fell to the, ground. lie fell on
2 his face and was painfully bruised. Dr..
cdcnt and rendered medical aid. S}s
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a tend Grind Lodg,

Mr., Walter q Duke. editor q the Viz
Eina odd-Fellow. viii leave toId a.. E o.
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, lndH,
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, WhIen WI
remain In session all the week, 10 VIII
Der Of other prominent Odd, Fellows Of
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Al,Oiliat a. Rair,,t

WARRINGTON. o. C., Sept ls-The
following bulletin was posted at the Navy
Department to-day:
"AdmiraI Cotton cabled from Beirut,
18th instant. that Beirut Is quiet and
nothing Of Importance has occurred since
Saturday last. Some definite news of tho
case of Vice-consul Is expected soon.
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Death Of Miss MoIIIa q. jaime :.

(specia1 to The Times-D ispatch)
FREDERIcKsBURG, VA, Sept Ia
Miss Mollie I3, James, daughter OF Mir,
and Mrs. Joseph James, Of King George
ness, aged eighteen years old, Tho re-
mains were taken to Caroline county
for interment at Round Oak Church
bury1ny ground ,sa MI #!
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Death Of Mrs, Hall Q Crelghtor.

(specal to The Times Dlspatch,)
,AhEXANDRIA.;. VA" Sept ls,-Atrs,
G, Creighton, was taken suddenly s!ok
on tho street this morning and dled with
r. half an hour, Mrs. Creighton Was
formerly Miss Halle Robbins, Of Pitts
burg Her death is greatly regretted by
she was very popular.
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THREE HUNDRED KILLED

HuIgarians Fare Badly in Fight With
Turkish Troops.
(By Associated Press.)
sALONICA, Sept. l8.-Three hundred
Bugarians have been killed In a fight
between insurgents and Turkish troop.
between Okrlda and Dibra. The BulSa-
ran dead included many officers; ono Of
whom wore a Russian decoration.
A battalion Of Redifs attacked tbs
Christian sendarmes at Mitravitsa Sop
temher 18th, and several OF the latter
were killed and wounded, The rest Of the
Eendarmes took refuge at tho Russian
consulate, where they are besiesed, The
situation at MltroNtsa Is extremely crit
lcal.
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Mr.. II. stuart Jones. the new clerk Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeal. OF Vireina.
office and win be found at his desk dur
inE the usual office hour. here's tier. Fle
is already well known to all the attor.
neys practtctng In this court by reason reason
Of his services as court reporter.
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Electric Park r suits.

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept ls,-Hesults
:. III: H'eG trof- EVIL; BYRD woa; Austin
Boy, second; Joan OF are, thlrd. Best
Free for all race-Effie Rowers Won;
Winfield Stratton. second; Ben Ford,
IT.. third. Best time. 2:lo III,
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Standing ofthe clues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

' f o. d. H a b .
At Pittshurg: Pittsburg won the pennant
for the third time yesterday by winning
two games from Boston. Both games
we're won In the ninth. :,
Score: r" r. y:
Pittsburg ..........0 90 1030@7 IL 2
Hq BATTERIES; Lever ana Phslps; Mallarky
Hurst.
sseqnd game R.H.n.
s ss.;5s .5ss955Sss11SS 3 = 3
Batteries. Thompson and , Smith; Pit Pit
pire, Hurst. Attendance, s.1oi
ns5e Gh'sss Reth Fraser asisS
Z remarkable game IN the second, ! smut
ting Chicago out without a run or MT; ~
ayb Score: +. a. r.;
fSif {ssSsirSs seeo'1'r IS g
Batterle 'a Wicker and King; Sparks
and Doelng. Time, 1:45. Umpires.H Moran NOR N
and Tnslle. 1i GilAta
X Second game = rY -
chIcaro ...A!.. .o.o 9 5000 o,ot-.o g g
.is Batteries: Graham. Curre and King;
3 Fraser and thinner Time, 1:4o. u M
pires. Emslle and Moran. Attendance
AT Cinclnnati:. Cincinnati gave the last
game of the series to New YprH cyester-
day by numerous errors at critical stages
CT the game fAF 4 ~. :, i,
i7fss Score z 7irt5i. % JOY. y. x. =. =:
g gaS a;H 59 SsiS9i- Il !:
Batteries: Matthsws9n,. Taylor T aS,, a rs
Umpire, o'Day. Attendance. !, 400.
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..++.s.+i 1879 T.. :.
Mainly About People

.@i.@S IF
Mr.. ana Mrs. p. G. Anderson have re-
turned to Richmond. They are at 81
II Mrs. s. To courtney.itof No. 800 East
Leigh has returntd from Hun tinEton.l
4 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gary have re
turned from Boston.
MISS Margaret Walter. OF Reidsville. ~.
e., Is visiting her friend, Miss Julia Bid
good, No. sst West Grace Street.
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ePoW,HATAN.sT TROOP 90
! hs41 Annual Reunion Held at the Court
Is, II Hous ~
Especial to The Times Dispateh.1

b Especial to The Times. Dlspateh.1
ii PowHATAN G. H. VA. September
1s.-rher Powhatan Troop Association held
81. annual reunion here yesterday. Cap
tain Joseph Hohson. president OF the
association, presided. A goodly numher
answered to tho roll call BY Augustine
Royal, secretary, and tho report OF the
treasurer, H. D. Hochkiss, OF Richmond.
showed the assoclatio to be In flourlsh'
ing condition. .e1it
Several new members were add e ~
o'clock the association journeh 10 the
Hotel Atkinson. whore an elegant dinner
was enjoyed, S
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Force Of Fifty thousand.

(I9y Associated Press)
4 PARIS, Sept 1S,-AdyIces to the For
eign Office from Sofia say the 1900 men
being mobilized In Bulgaria will bring the
effective force up to $1,000,
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Orion Has Roueh -Voyasc.

m IBV Ns"ocIated I'ress,
BOSTON. MASS. Sept. ls.-The steamer
Orion. now at this port from Newport
News. encountered thu fun force OF the
hurricane OF the 18th. when off Atlant G
City. She lay-to for six hours with tho
seas sweeping over her and lost a lfe-
boat, steering gear boxes and galley sky
lights.
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Isl u. DIED FROM; HIS WOUND
A Merchant WEEDS a Young Wife After
MANY Years OF Single Bless. dness,

fsp.et,l 10 The Tlme.-Disp.t chl,
GLADEsBoRo. VA. Sept. l1-Mr,, 4.
j. willis, who was cut In tho back last
winter BY |. negro. after lingering Y. ana q
few days since. The negro is a fugitive.
All efforts TO find him have failed.
MI. 6, W. Alderman. prosperous mer'
chant Of Carroll county. was married q
few days since to Miss Martin. 81 snake
years old. and this s. his first trial IN
ihe matrimonial business. His bride 10
4 young girl OF less than twenty,
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Death Of CaptsIo George Foster,

n {speoia to The Times plspaIch;J
GLOUCESTER O, HI Y An sept. b.
dence, near Matthew'S Courthouse, to-day,
Of blood poison, superinduced by slight
hrulso.
Captain Foster lsays. . widow and two
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CAPE HENRY AND VI r GiNlA
BEACH EVERY SUNDAY,

~ sI26-W, @. & O,-$L25.
Two Fast Trains, no stops, leave Rich.
mond $50 and o a, NJ, Sl,W FOUND trip to
Ocean YIew. Z .s}
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The.sWan-in Port.

Especial to Tie -Times-Dlspatch.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Sept. 1s.-steam-.
er Swan. reported lost in Wednesday
mornings storm. is safe In Delaware
& breakwater.
Nothing has yet been heard from Bea-
trice.
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Where They Play To-Day
Chicago at Boston. H.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
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Now a word n On the new
fashions: isaSsg!! III s';S Y,
Il The double-breAsted sack, 50
popular IfsScutiinathree
different styles; TING low roll,
three buttons close together;
the low roll, withStwo button IN 8
FAR apart; the medium roll
with three buttons tlike cut
above). This is the most be-
coming style.
$1,000 to $4,000.
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.os e $$ E. RILBY , s SsH
TO THE sEAsHORE
! EVERY SUNDAY.

Special Fast vestibuled train leaves
Byrd. Street Station $3.50 Al 81, ll.oo
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