The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
THIRD GREAT
ANNUAL TRIP
Outing Of Locomotive Works
Employees Next Saturday
at Buckroe Beach.
TWO THOUSAND WILL ATTEND
a Varied Programme OF Con,pe-
,itions for Prizes Of All
Sorts Arranged.

Tho third annual outing OF the employees
OF the Richmond Branch OF the American
LOCOMOTIVES Works and their families
win be had at Buekroe Beach, near
HAMPTON. va, on Saturday, June NJ,
aud promises 10 equal either of those
4 of the two preceding years. both IN point
81 attendance and amusement.
1t Will take several long trains to move
4 the large crowd. which Will probably
reach, If 1t does not exceed, $500 people.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway pas
senEer department has made all arrange
,nents to handle the large party promptly
and comfortably. The trains Will leave
this city at A. NJ. ana as soon there
after as the trains can be dlspalcneu.
4 The run to the beach will be made IN Two
hours, giving the party the greater por-
4 ton OF the day at the lseashore.
"A Besides the magnitude of the undertake
ing the chief feature or these annual
81 excursions is the programme OF enter
tainment which this year Will be even
nora attractive than last season. All the
arrangements are in charge OF commit
tees. we'll selected for their purposes, and
everything will be carried through on
n schedule time. fll
q The Executive Committee consists or
4 Mr. George w. Troxler. chairman MI
watson NJ. Myers, secretary ana treas
\ surer, and Messrs. j. 7. Goodwin, Q. w.
Mahoney ]. w. Brauer and f. T, w.
y Lewis.
Irhe programme for the day is a varied
aud interesting one, embracing baby
shows. with three classes, arranged ao-
cording to age; a clay pigeon shoot for
The men, china egg contest Tor the Ia
4 dIes competition for3prize for the largest
family, a potato race, 100 yard dash, dane
sing contest for the ladies', with prizes
offered; donkey party, Jig dancing con.
test, cake walk competition Tor honor
of oldest welded pair, a wrestling match,
fancy needlework competition, and q COM
petition for prizes for selling most tex
cts. 5saN$. 49,,
Hore is the programme and time tapie'
with the committees In charge OF ea a.,
competition, the list of prizes and the
donors of the prizes: ~.
prize events: First-11 a. Al. --ShoW Tor
babies ages tol2 months 1H y ehar gS, o.
Messrs. II. S. jeffrey, B. Z. Woody. elias
4 r. Belk, s. H. Henry. i,.or,
Prizes. First, Silver cake peshet iSowsee
Ian & Company; second-Alllk, value -
Z (R.chmond Larry. ,,a
second 80 A. M sbnpEe f 81 m lessss
Prizes: Flrst-Imported clock (Rothert
conpanyl: second y i, ID n Ware coy oe
third: 1880 a. M,-Show for babies,
\ nres 4 Ia & years; IN charge of MesSrs.
Y ia res Doyle, Hugh rimmons, j. "; Ism n
ErnTnsnda sssend AYE $50
IL 1sWslry d, Buchanan & seno. /.
Foufth M-Glay pigeon, shoot md n
&. Moodcock, John NJ. Martin
Pr.zes: Flgst-Gun case CT. W. Tisnor
q & Son; second--1 Globe special hat cine
Globe; third-one hat tPolndextor-kirK-
f Fit: isis r M-china egg contest
for ladies; in charge Of Messrs. L. .s, 2.
aF Williams, W. =. Leanan. w. 5. EGrlftln
CHARLES Kepler); second. groceries. value
Y THE LARGEST FAMILY.
The 9Th event is at O'Clock and consists
n cSafge If mssrs e captain 2aS sou2
worth, William Robertson, g. r Owens.
tGreat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
s pany);- second, rocker lJursensl; third,
hat value 50; fourth. razor eWatk ms
over Shoes s (Moses Nay Nay, NV p
charge Of Messrs. w. j. Barker, w. o.
Clarke George Bebant.
s. Prizes. First. boys suit a. r. ESep-
pard); second, one sweater 90. n Berry
8 company2; third two lunch books
-Tf3p DTy . & i = .
Eighth: ais P. M--15o-yard dash for
{. 8. Wider. n. E.tGeoods, T. L. Their
man. - y.
ss P5'sfs Ssf h1 ana HSsd
Rros.), third, three lunch books Cease.
Ninth: 3:i5 RI M-l5o-yard dash free
for alb; In charge OF Messrs, y. p. Lea
Prizes: First, one silk umbrala tTan-
ner Paint and OH Company): second, one
pair shoes, value 50 CIV, ! sorg & COD;
T, Tenth s;'fes $50 p'tf NJ MMDanc I contest
Mr.. I, +. TheIrrnan,
FOSTER; second, lamp (Rothert & Coz.
Eleventh: T. M,--Ladies pinning, tail
on donkey; in charge OF Messrs, j.. j.
Connolly, lf. John r. Price, p, Al. oBrlen.
tSydnor & Hundley);, SECOND, one willow
rocker Charles 20. saville, clerk Chan
Twelfth: I $50 p. Mig dancing; in
charge Of Messra Hazelgrove, j. Il. Lacy.
Charles Neurohr.
Prizes; FIRST, one pair Douglas $3.50
Shoes: second, one razor Naughans best
Thirteenth: 4:45 p. M.-cake walk, free
for all; In charge Of Messrs. Hazelgrove,
IT, B. Lacy, C. Neurohl,
Prizes; First, one rocker Cpettit &. Coz;
second, two oil stoves (Pemberton 6 Bon
son).
H fOuTtceDlfls n t. M,--lldGSt married
pair; In charge OF Messrs. William Rob-
ertson. Col. Zach Southworth, o. T..
Owens.
Prizes: First, Morris chair owalter
Christian, clerk Hastings CourD; second.
one SILK umbrella Gacobs q LevyD. third,
Two lunch books cease
WRESTLING MATCH
Fifteenth! 4 p. M-wrestling match,
IN charge Of MesarH John sahivan, Ju-
lius KinGelyater, Clarence Olphan,
Il Pr.zes. Flrst. for heavy weight, one
Dunlap hat (smon Solomon, sheriff Hem
rico county,; second. for light-we.g ht IS
In trade Games McGfaW).
], Sixteenth: r M.Judging fancy nee
dlewoEk FOR girls 70 years and under In
charge Of Mrs, George W. TraXler, Mrs.
8 ~ Goodwin. Airs ] +. Price
Prszes: FfisE one silver water pitcher
tTae Cohen Company; second one ton
anthracite coal fRichmond Ice Company.
Seventeenth; Committeeman selling
most tickets. 10 charge OF W. NJ. Meyers
PFIzes: birst, one set carAiers BALDWIN
& Brown, second fifteen lunch BOOKS
Cease.
tE Tine committees In rharpa muse