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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
ALL THE RUSSIAS
ON WAR FOOTING
Car Gets Ready for Possible Attack from Three
Sides.

Russian Newspapers Disciplined for Calculated to ause
Resentment in England and Amera-Czar Ukase Anpvno
Russian Tariffs Manchuran seaboar the Real Cause
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
N1u-chuang Is Not Neutral,


a
Nuchuang
NV CHAR
Of
against Port Arthur r-in-chief
them In fact Weihaweis
ceedng visit
oncocted "
yconcoc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
Made to Pay for Release.

There are numerous Japanese COM
plants OF Russian ill-treatment. It is
said that 400 Japanese refugees from
Hardin and elsewhere who arrived at
Mukden, Feb. 10, We're arrested and
that man yof them were severely beat
en- and detained until they purchased
their release.
When they were liberated the Jap
anese were sent in open trucks to Tai
plt-chou, where they were again NAL
treated and sent on to Port Arthur.
Some Of their women were sent to
Niu-chuang. Consul Miller took the
women under his protection and sent
them to Shan-kai-kuan.
Mr. Miller protested to the civil ad-
ministrator against the cruel treat
ment of the Japanes refugees
by Russian soldiers and requested a
census of all Japanese transported to
Port Arthur.
The consul himself was menaced by
a Cossack without provocation and
the officer commanding at Niu-
chuang expressed his regrets and
promises severely to punish the Co.'S
sack. The civil administrators prom
Used to afford better protection to the
refugees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
CONSOLIDATED TO
RETIRE ITS BONDS.
Plan for Recasting8 Securities Of
Tobacco Trust Agreed
Upon.
(sp,ecial to The Times .DIspa tcin)

Especial to The Times. DIspa tcl,.)
q NEW YORK, Sept. 8. "A plan for res
casting tho securities OF the Consolidated
Tobacco Company has been fully agreed
upon and It Will be announced in the near
future. 1t Is Understood that tho company
Is pursuing the same plalr in the matter
OF retiring Its bonds that 1t did when the
common stock or the American and Con-
itinental Tobacco Composites were prac-lS
,ticalIy retired. It will be recnlied that
those issues were bought mp by repre-
.sentatlves OF he two companies md de-
posted as security for the 4 per cent. 4
bonds OF the Consolidated Company. There
Is every evidence that the bonds 70 be- Z
ing bought up IN the marke III the same \
wa Prominent tobacco interests have
held practically. all Of the stock Of the
Consolidated Company since was an az ~ az
sthorized. Consequently if they are able
to buy4inthe bonds a large part OF which 4
there Is reason for believing they have
already secured. they Will be able TO ca ~
~ out thclr plan Without any q flclity,
The bonds have nGYer been VII oily dis
tributed, II lis understood that ! 10 plan
as now agreed upon for rca rrengtng tl,sa
securities Of the Consolidated Company
will bc- a advantageous to the holders oI 3
the ~ per cent. bonds. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
.DENOUlVCES
The, TAVERN \ ;. N.
Dr.. Hawthorne Says II IS q.
Burlesque on Re
ligion. 8
; BISHOP / j . P :, J; LOSS.
Richmond Pastor Says Prelate's
Influence Has Been 4.
Greatly Hurt. 5
=.
BISHOP
Richmond Pastor Says Prelate's


Rev, ]. b. Hawthorne. pastor Of Grove
4 Avenue Baptist Church. In an interview
/; concerning N the subway liquor traffic
in New York denounces In the
strongest terms this latest of Bishop Pot
ter's schemes. 8 @ 81
He said that the liquor which the sub
way, tavern pretends to mitigate, will In
stead. be greatly enhanced. Though no
excess is allowed in such saloons. yet
the liquor trade is cultivated in them,
and may receive It's full license in the
ordinary bar. ts DR.. Hawthorn says that
the evil resulting will be incalculable, and
that the Subway Tavern will do more
to debauch the young men OF New Y ork
than all the dives Of that city put to-
gether. That % Christian Church should
countenance In the least the liquor traf-
hc, he says; is beyond any moral con-
ception Of scrptural teachings.
There is nothing, Dr. Hawthorne con-
timed, So inimical to the genius OF the
Christian relig lon-tlle religion which en-
braces all creeds and ali dogmas, It has
been certified by the judges OF the SUI
2preme Court that 80 per cent. OF all
crime in the United States, Is due to in
this most lamaentabla "a Il, Bishop Potter
Z seeks to fcountenauce loquor traffic with
the authorityso Of a Christian Church.
But. DR.. Hawthorne says, tho Subway
Tavern is doomed to an cphemeral ex-
istence. Christian people all over. the
country will discountenance such an at
tempt, and In the Very face OF it, Is
an absurdity and a horrible burlcsque on
the teachings which emanated from the
lips of Christ 81
Dr.. Hawthorne believes that this idea
has lost to Bishop Potter the confidence
and wisdom. 4 He is dead. SO far as his
Christian and moral influence. is con-
.cerned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Many Charters Grante

The following charters have been grant.
cd by the State Corporation Commission:
Tol,lca and ederlcksburg Telephone
Company, Stafford Courthouse. r. "A.
Moncure. Hugh Adic n, g. Waller, T. J.
Moore and Wesley knight. incorporates.
Capital $3.50 to $500. Ell yt sSg
R American Brokerage Company, Roa-A
nokeuJ.5B Andrews b. p. Huff, +. Il.
Thomas, II. y. Moyer. L. =. T. Thomp.
son. Capital. SO. 900 to $50 900. IS
u Interstate Development Company,
Richmond. w. g. Smith. S. Brock West.
Richard II. Eubanks. incorporates Capl.i
tai. 5000 to $500, 900.
Columbia OIL Company. Alexandria.
Robert II. Phillips, Monle Ireland. De-;
wees +. Tarrar. incorporators. Capital,
5000 to SIS, ooo
\ Green Mountain Milling Company, AL.
bemarlc county, John e. Lane, II. u.
Lane James a. Bradley and Edward B.
Harris. incorporators. Capital, 5000 to
$25, 900. an IA s s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
THEY LAUGHED
gAtEthe Arguments on the Packages.

ss The husband OF an Ohio woman brought
home some packages OF Grape-N Nuts ono.
evening, and there was much discussion,
but let her toll the story. III 5 s 4 n &.
1.-TWO years ago i was thin and sickly.
and suffered SO much from indigestion,
was very nervous. and could not sleep
ut night j was not able physically or
mentally to perform my duties and was
CONSTANTLY under. the care Of our tphysi-;
clan. ! lad tried plain living and all the
different remedies recommended by
friends, but got no better. fis
6"one day my husband brought home
two yell owj boxes and said The grocer.
wants us to try: this food and report how
We like 1t, he thinks 1t will help yo,l.'
II read Z III it said on the boxes about
sGrape-Nutsa and remember how. laugh
ed at It, forBI thotlght It foolish, to think
food could help me-, But the next meal
Ewe ali ate son1e with cream We liked
and enjoyed the deicously crisp and
now flavor sc, we kept on using Grape
Nuts, n OF because we. thought it would
cure me. because We liked IT.. Ba
.5 TAT that time we had no idea what the
results would be, but now II aIn anxious
TO have the world know that to-day am
III well and strong woman physically and
mentally. n gained over 30 pounds, do
not suffer from any5of the old nils and i
know tina III It Is to Grape n uts alone that
Il owe my restored health, They cal mo
Grape Nuts hero In tho home, and All
OF my friends have asked me the cause
or III all, have persuaded several or
them to use Grape-Nuts and every one
OF them who llas done so has been bene,
fitted, and ! wish 1t We're In my power;
to induce everyone who Is sick to give
this wond food a trial. We still have
Grape Nuts 4 hree3 times a. daysand never
tire Of it, Name given BY Postum, Col
Rattle Greek. Mich. 81 Il
Ten days on this nourIshsng and cons
pietely digestiblo food f will show any
one who ls& run dawn from Improper
feeding great change, sometimes worth
more than a gold mine because It may
menntha JOY and spring of perfect health
in place OF the old salls,; Trial proves.
5lr'rherc.s o. leaso1l,, D. q
I, Look III each pkg, for thc famous little
book, The Road to Wellyille,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
COMMITTEES ORGANIZE.
Several Important Meetings TO
be Held This Afternoon

q "A nuinbcrt OF Council Conimittecs will
meet for organ zatlon to-day; Ordinances,
Charter and Refori,, at 4:sO n NJ. Local
Assessr1i etits at s P. NJ. Printing and
Claims at $50 p, NJ. Cemeteries at "
Councilman Davis Bottom has boon
mentioned as chairman OF Ordinances.
and II Is very likely that Alderman, JOHN
B. Minor will bo chosen sub-chairmall.
mr.. Wv. 1i.IAdnn,s will be elected CHAIR
man OF Printing and Claims, and Mr..
John T. West, s,lb.chalr1nan. C1incll-
man d. Harvie Spence. ws,o Welded tho
savel for Cemeteries so well during the
past session, willEbo rc-elected chairman
of that committee, and Colonel Barton
Grundy will probably be chosen sub
cl,airnlai tho posltion formerly held BY
Transferred to other committees. Alder.
man w. H. Zimmerman and Councilman
Harry Huber are both candidates for
Chairman Of tho Committee on Markets..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
DEATH. CANE ON
HIS BIRTHDAY IL Il: J ! Al
B. Walthall, Who Performed
Operation u pom Himself,
Passed Away Y esterday.

I Z .
.% g, B. walthall Of Oak Grove, Chester
field county, who, on Saturday last cut
himself open with a knife, performing an
operation upon himself died yesterday
morning at the Virginia Hospital. The
injured man was not expected to i've
and 1t was to tho anlazement Of the ply
sicians attending that he survived as
long as he did. He died on his seventy
second birthday. W.. b
Il 4 Mr. Nalthall is survived by four chill
dren, # one son and three daugh ters-
John ". Walthall, Miss Rosa Valtl,a Il,
1 pf Chesterfield; Mrs. Palmer, OF Man Ian
chester, and Mrs. Worsham, Of $Alnelia
~ The remains will be inferred at Moore's
Church, in Amelia. county, his IN or1li',g
where the wife Of the deceased is buried.
Rev. Mr. Potts will conduct the funeral
services. s. 3 lss 4; js
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
NEW JERSEY WINS IS
THE DRYDEN TROPHI8
nv Agss.otec:ila ted l,reas.. )

q. ~! fBy Associated I'reas) o. a
Il SEAGTRT,s N. I. September en- ~
Jersey won the Dryden trophy match y los
day, the most important event q u ,is' I
meet, by surprising the work 81 s. .'l'
at her compe,itora at the 1000 yard rang
Tho score was as7 out OF a possible = j 200.
New Jersey is entitled to hold he
DRYDEN trophy. valued at 81 for ono I
year, and 10 receive $780,. Ohio will re-
.ceiye second prize, 800. and the United,
states Marine Corps. third prize 800 The
winners were loudly cheered by The rival "! {
teams, and by the large gathering "
spectators. lSs 81 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Mr.. Taylor. Has Appendicitis.

Mr.. W. 9. Taylor, son Of w. q. Taylor,
owner Of the Font,cello Lithia Springs,
was yesterday operated upon for appen-
dicitis at the Memorial Hospital, tho
operation being performed by Dr.. George
Ben Johnston. 81 Fl. IS IL 35
81 p Mr.; Taylor had had but one attack and
was taken to the institution on Wedness
day night. IIe was reported zlas doing
nicely last night. IN Z, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Mr.. Hartman General Manager.

&, Mr.. ". HI. Hartman. who. for the past
the Virginia Lithia Springs Company,
has accepted the position OF general man
agter OF the ecklenburg Mineral Springs
Company, OF Chase City, Va, and will
many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Hartmann
are sorry to see them leave Richmond,
but wish them every success In their new
and wild er field. r The Mecklenburg water
took the medal at the Worlds Fair over
all other waters on exhbitio on. 3lHl Eka
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Heb the &Firerne1r1.

Chief w. g. Fuller, oe the Richmond
Fire. Department. has received a check
for 800 from iessrs. vs. s. Forbes &
CO., and IT will be placed to tho credit
OF the SFircnfen's Relief Association
The check is in consideration Of the
work OF the firemen on the occasion Of
the concern, si 5i55l5 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
I Monument Avenue Home.

The very handsome three-story, corner
brick residence. No. 184g5 Monument Ave
day by Aiessrs. j.. B. Elan and Company,
real esta te agents. for sll, 900. N
{. The. property was consid cred a, great
uied by. the purchaser as 8 homo. AZ EEL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
The Indians Organizing.

The Indians, Richmond's 1919 football
champions, are. organizing for the com:
Ing season, which Will open October Let.
ever In this section Of the State. A meet
Ing OF the players will be held September
goth. after which the eleven will be prt
opening the highly satisfactory gchsdule
OF this season, 47g5 4gg5i.lss &. q 5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Wilson--GriHin.

Especial to The Times pispatch.)
gOMORN, VA, Sept. S.--Mr. Wilson
Griffin, one OF tho Oldest and most pros
porous. porous and prominent citizens Of kng
Point, yesterday noon. after an illness
Of two weeks Mr.. Griffin served through
the Confederate army. and accumulated
fppnslderabia property BY farming since
s su,I by . widow and three grown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
~ 75F4i ~. MI III I7l
Write Of Their Travels

Z Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. G ibson, the noted
1fhs Use Seminary last YEAR have
contributed an article to tho Sept
Century Magazine. 1t is entitled Hid
account Of thelr1visit to the scoptic mon
asteries Of Egypt and Nitria. 5; III fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

Walter Christian. with whom he resides.
The injured limb was put In a plaster
cast yesterday, and everything possibly
is being done for the comfort of the dis !
tinguished jurist who Is ii sevcnty-fve
years OF age. tx g5 at 4 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
BIZ County Conference

ID The yyonlan's Christian il Temperance
Union OF King w lillian nd IIenrlco coln-
ties will hold Its quarterly conference
AT 81. James NJ holds = Church to-day
atertained by the members OF Leo Cook
VI ". c. y. l8 i, W..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Bows Before Footlights.

"Triss, or Beyond the Rockies. Is the
title OF the play to be given at the Casino
next Tuesday by the High School Debat-
Ing Society Tho object Is for tho benefit
of the Belle Bryan Day Nursery and
Free kindergarten. and Is a. most worthy
charity. u 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Had II! an Epileptic Fit.

Fannie Stevens. q colored employ a t
the American Tobacco Company on Sew
elth Street, tainted in B an. epleptic II Z
lii tho factory late Yesterday afternoon:
Dr. Perkins took her to her home, ~ g.
Hit Concord Street. 81 II M 5;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
WILL MEET
ON TUESDAY,
Chairman Ellysoil 1ssucs Call.
for State and Executive
Committees. "a.
Will MAP OUT THE PLANS
Reports Received From All Dis
Observation-Disclosures to
be Opened.

Chairman y. Taylor Ellysor, yesterday
issued a call for a meeting OF the Denlo-
cratic State Central Committee. to BIO held
here on Tuesday night next, at 9 o clock,
for the purpose OF ina piping out plans for.
the fall campaign.
Tho meeting will be held In the @ ban y !
quet hall at Murphy's Hotel, and PROM
Uses to be largely attended, and OF the
utmost ptlblic interest Mr. Ellyson VIII
announce the names of tho members Of
his new Executive Committee, and he has
written them to be on hand, and partici-
patio In the meeting. The city vii be.
fairly int the hands OF Democratic leaders
and politicians for the first few days OF
tho week. and some Of them Will arrive
as earlytas Sunday night. In addition to
the members OF tho Central and Executive.
Colnmitteesy.a large number Of party lead,
crs. having no official connection with.
the organization are expected. and 1t Is
also likely that the two electors at large,
and those for the several districts will.
be present, TO give the meeting tho bene-.
fit OF their advice and counsel. 1t will
DO the initial gathering of the now State
Committee. and a large number of new
ia ces will be seen. as many changes we're
mad 3 by the convention In the personnel
r!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Big Time Expected.

Governor Monte gue.S Congressman Lamb
and Mr.. Jefferson Wa lace will speak
at Chesterfield Courthouse on Monday
next, and "a great trlnle is expected.
The speaking will be in the Interest OF
Parker, Davis and Lamb. "a il. Fl 55 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

the Henrico Circuit Court OF completely
III the murder Of q negro infant, hose
body was foiiild In all unused well on tho
brook turnpike. Nj 4. q
The woman will have to serve the ten
years In tho pentefltiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Fine Decorative Work.

Mnrphy's Hotel dining-room will In
few days present beautiful appearance
Decorator y, r.. Sauerwald, Of this city,
Is doing the work, and Tho results so r1r
indicate that the work will be 1cxcellent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
WHOLE FAMILYa8D DOWN.
Mr.. ]. T. Perkins, Wife and Two
Children III With Typhoid.

Mr., ], T. Perkins. his wife nd Two
children, who reside on Cary Street, near
tho settling basin. are III mt the Retreat
for the Sick viii, typhoid fever, pr.
II, A. Nichols, who is attending tho
stricken family, stated yesterday that
Mr., Perkins's condition was critical,
while the wife and children were ding
as well as could be expects ~
Tho Perkins family are mined N one
room at the Institution, and h have 4 een
there for some days. s. Y. ~, # Ks
Mrs. Mabel Fisher and Mrs, ohnS DICK,
of the same local. ts are also n ~ VIII
typhoid, DR.. Nichols Is. at tending them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Stole Two Razors..

Marshall Woodson, colored. arrested by
Detective Wiltshire, was given six months
In jail yesterday BY Justice John. for
taking q. suit OF clothes and 4 two ra zors
belonging to s. R.. Lacy. Us Z 49, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Banks Is t 4 Make. Re.pt,,orrt.t,s. 's5

The State Corporation Commission have
called UP on tho State banks OF Virginia
for statements OF the condition Of their
business as OF September 6th.9 The reports
must be in by September 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Begin Raising Funds.

The United Sons OF Confederate yeter-
ans ommittee has prepared concise!
little folder. issued for the raising OF
funds for the memorial OF the women OF
the Conf ederacy. The headings OF tho
various articles are pretty and catching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Captain Skipwith Detained.

Captain George N. skipwtih OF Com
pany c. Seventeen Regiment, was pre-
vented from going to Manassas with his
command on account Of the severe Illness
Of a friend. Company G carried Az large
a number OF men as any OF the Richmond
companies, and was in fine shape for their
work saF sIss&3 taipsssIt jl3 - & 553a4 l55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Hit Him With a Paling.

Brightly Boze, Charles Mitchell and
Henry Boze we're each fined SO for dis
orderly conduct III reference to- James.
Ballard, IS colored. SSt@9
\ The white men are alleged to have shot
at Ballard and to have pasted him once
or twice with a fence railing. 8 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Will Hold Meetings.

DR.. James b. Taylor left Yesterday for
Slate Mill, Rappahanpock county, where
he, goes to hold a series Of special evan
sellstic services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

Carrier Pigeon Lands.
A carrier pigeon with ring around
one OF its legs, landed at No. 1919 Meadow
Street yesterday. the residence Of Mr.. g.
r. Cooper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Sent the Body Home.

"a committee from pi1ie AerieJ Of Eagles
laccompalied the body OF George 4.
Clark toS the depot yesterday morn1lg.
tho t. the home n a u { g,
@tresVille yY, Va, Lodge, but his home
The committee consisted q Messr,sS.
ilanl Reinhelmer, Gus Bernler, p. Rosen; I
pdorf, John Fl, Camp bel J, r. Fra ncionl and
j. w. C.arnlOdy y, M ssls n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Sent to Reformato]

Lee Jones' a small colored hoy, was
sent to the reforinatory by Justice John
because he had proved himself
an ncorrlgible. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Watch Chain as Prize.

& Mr.. S. Baker, an employel OF the
Southern Stove Works. drewgthe elucky,
number. 1a2 at Oak Grove on Labor Day
Ec called yesterday on Mr.. Wa. Reefs,
one OF the committee. and claimed the
prize a ~ "a ~ tiy7y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
17''T HI sH&
(, THEA s.

Al. II. wilson delighted q largo au l::5
disnee at the academy last nght; the
scenes and strong climaxes. The atmos.s
settings, and the handsome costumes all.
Appealed the nea asSxs
the melody OF 4 the songs rendered by
Mr.. Wilson In his full. rich vo. cc, and
with the charming accent which no uses
Dgtl ies IS ali aaa spsak y Ettle
ali we'll received, the last named song
being PERHAPS the prettiest5 and , ger
enjoyed. jud ging from the applause which
they accorded the singer. i5S.
= The company was ent,rely,c capable MISS
the Precious One, is a wee BIT OF ! q
girl, but she read her lines so icunning- :.
speech she made.5 The expression Of her,
Determination to live pure life-"abso-3
lutelyff pure like baking powder was
Just too much for the audience. Tx
Moving Pictures T o-night.
The Academy will give its patrons a d.
version in the week s list OF Entertainments
to-day and to- morrow, when Sheppard
m owing pictures will hold tho boards. The.
pictures Will be presented each afternoon
and night. and from advance press notices
of the exhibition 1t would appear that a
real treat is in store for hose who see.
the pictures The entertainment Is high.
class in the strict sense5o & the word and
hos made the So n
cally reproduced as wei as 3Durbar8sI)ay
and an "his dog Tige.'' THESE arc a few Of
the scenes to no dep cd IN motion. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
Both Were Fined.

James Jones was drunk and dlsorderly
and Eddie Green was drunk, Ono of the
two had a knife. and on general prinlc-
pies both were fined $3.50 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
SPEND "a WEEK IN TIL LAND OF
TIE skY,,SAN o. sAPPH RE &c oUN'sii
TRY. 5tATTRAcTlVE OURS
VIA sOUTHERN RAlLWAY.

"a September 10TH, nth and aith, he
Southern railway will sell Sspecia round i
trip tickets to The Sapphire Country
i,Land Of the sky" limited nine days,
which include railroad fare. one weeks
board at the famous resort hotels of tho
sToxaway Company and hack ride from
lake sToxaWay to Sapphire Inn, or Fair
field Inn and return to Lake ToxaWaA,
Final limit OF ticket nine days, This Is RI
beautiful spot In which to spend your 4
weeks vacation. Rate from Richmond
1870 For Information apply to- City
Ticket Offices $40 or 900 East Main st.
g. ", W1sTBURY,
6 District Passenger Agent, Richmond, Va