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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
GRAY FOX GAVE
BUT LITTLE |. [. ! SPORT
The Deep Run Hounds Caught
Him Before the Chase
Fairly Began.
FINE COMPANY IN SADDLE
The Crisp Air and Prospects Of.
Fun Brought Out a
Large Field.

a. larger numbers3o OF riders than usual,
encouraged by the ca ger and the ninping
air of glorious November day, met near
the Deep Run hounds.
A bagged fox was turned out some
ten or fifteen minutes before tho hounds
arrived at tho covert side, and as usual no
real run was furnished. Perhaps red
foxes when turned out may give n good
run; certainly gray ones have proved most
unsatisfactory from every sporting stand
point. BE that as it may, the hounds
soon caught the fox in the woods after
a very brief rum.
The hunt then followed a drag through
Warwlc1's, across the breezy uplands and
wide meadows. The pace was very hot
and many u good one Jagged.
."Twere vain TO tell what steed gave Der,
AS swept tho hunt through Cunlbus
Moor;
What rens were frightened III despair,
When rose Ben Ledi's ridge In air.
Over the hill, Through the woods, down
8the side of the bank, across tho brook,
over the jump, piled the riders, ,pell-mell.
From the road, one looking back could
see a long string of galloping horses out
lined sharply against the green turf and
liant rad roat G-5 s,
4 ftcr this hurst / no hunt went bac,, Nv
rond 10 ihe brook store. the hounds max
INC beautiful circle through Montrosc.
II was onlv n. short gallon from the Turn.
nike IN he IJermitnpc Road ana then tho
riders cnmn IN IL Tho club. racing DYER.
i ba vide dads ma ronninn+ over thn hur-
dies. a ]nrsa gallery on.sIhc cl,1l, 1porch
awaited the md of the RIM -. :, II :
!, a M. s..yx1l,..D
among 1llOse WHO N SJ'ue
Among those who rode were Messrs. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
OBITUARY.
.lWilliamNI. Binford.

r I . = . Z y j.
The remains OF William; =. Blnford, who
died Friday atsnoon. Will be laid to rest
4 In Hollywood this afternoon. The funeral
services Will be from the home on Me-
chanicsville Turnpike at 80 o'clock this
afternoon.
Captain Blnford was born in Richmond.
July 20, 1876 and was reared on HIS
fathers farm in Hanover county. His
father was William "A. Binford, OF Gooch-
land county a scion OF ono Of the old
and we'll known families OF Virginia. Ills
grandfather, Thomas Blnford, was a
Revolutionary soldier and member Of tho
early irglnia Legislature. His mother
was Miss Lucy Eubank. daughter Of
Johnson Eubank, a wealthy contractor
of Richmond, II woman Of great talent.
president or Ladies' Association of the
Virginia Agricultural Society and n re-
gent of the Mount Vernon Association.
He was reared amidecomforts and So
ciety Influence AT tile age OF sixteen ho
enlisted as private Of the Hanover
Troop OF Cavalry, Company G, of the
Fourth Virginia, commanded by General
Robertson, later by General NVickhan.
and under the leadership OF General
8Tltzhugll Lee. lie was with the regiment
throughout the war taking part In many
enga gcmcnts among which were Will
liamsburg Catlett's, Second Manassas,
shnrpsburg, Fredericksburg, Brandy. Up-
speryille. Hanover. Aide, Boonsboro,
Gettysburg, Spotsylvnnla, Yellow Tavern,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
LADIES ENTERTAIN.
Hibernians Guests Of Auxiliary
Pleasant Evening Spent.

The Ladies Auxiliary. Ancient order
liibernians, at their recent meeting at ST..
Patrick's Hall entertained as their guests
the gentlemen of Division No. !, A. o. II.
The hall was beautifully decorated With
Irish and United States flags. Cut flowers
formed the table decoration. AT each
plate was Il small Irish flag MS souvenir
OF the occasion, Which will not soon he
forgotten There were present the Rev.
Fathers Mclieetry. McVcery and Murphy,
OF st. Iatrlck's Church. Father Mugrl, of
the Cathedral, and Father Ilannsgan OF
st. Joscph's Church, The meeting was
called to order by Mrs. John Tecfsy,
president Of the division; prayer by Di-
vision Chaplain, Rev. Father Mcktefry,
after which refreshments were served.
All present enjoyed themselves and were
loud in their praise of the committee who
did so much to make the social a success.
The committee consisted OF Misc Mar
garet Hogan. Miss Charlotte Griflth and
Miss Elizabeth O'Nelll.
'lhe following programme was rendered
during the evening: Mrs. John reefcy.
address Of welcome; Rev. Father Mckee,
fry, address; Miss May cayeao. solo; Mrs
J.. q. Lane, solo; Rev. Father Mugii,. al !,
dress; Hiss Katie Craven, solo, Rev
Father Hannigan, address; Migs NARY
retfey recitation, Rev, Father Mcycery.
adateSs; Mrs. Teresa irwin, solo MIR. j, g.
teJeSHltF, address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Inside Ncrycs!

sIcsnes1 iosss t4ati lis tAr1c.s uhfp we strp
medicine Of ~ MYfyEs5sT, FIR nroaL all forms
o. hickpetn stast Is ais sagyss way The nerves
are weak 40, ms rtysts tsSat govern your
movements and JpSI tsssaxf,a ~
But The nerves that, EhxGtfsd and unknown.
Night and day. kt@p yeSsr isar In notion
control your ttxesti7e spDaFat0S-regulata your
liyer-ppsfats your kiansyt,
Thee are tie nerves TIA, wear out and
break down.
II DIES No g6ri 10 Urea, TIE ailing organ
the irregular hear--ths fisGrdered liyer--tha
rsbeiiic1s sioI1aeb--ths dsranged kidneys.
They are no, to blame Eut. 30 back TO tho
nerves thai control Item. Thfre you WIZ mud
tbs sHat Of the trouble.
There IL nothiEg nFw about ths-nothing
aBy physician Ho1if dispute. Eut " remain
I'd Tor Dr. Bhcpp 10 apply ] ~ knowiedse-
~ p;t II ~ practical uss. Dr, Bhoop' 81 Re-
atora,lrs IL ,Gs r.smt III 4 quarter century of
saasagf annx. this .Fry line u does not
sIss tEs mzsH or dshdsn the pain--.but II does
g. 1T oncs U ,ha tsfss-the inside nerve,
tn" I<YHsf .rstryt~srsd builds u pp and
Strengthens u ara maxim II we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

to superintendent Of Huntington division,
Office at Hinton; D. H. Lahey made ASSIST
ant superintendent OF New River coal DIS
2trct, with office at Thurmond, w. Va;
3. ~ Winters made tralnmaster. OF the
Kanawhn coal district. with office J. 9 t t
Handlcy ". Va; II. H. Morris mace
3tranmas ter Of the Guyandot valiey
branch, with office at Huntington, w. a..
Comptroller "A. II. Plants statement Of
the estimated earnings Of IN. Southern
Railway system for the third week Of NO
svember shows earnings for the week, TINS
year, to be $S79, Goj, an increase OF 5A2,6ls
over the corresponding week last year. ear
This rate OF increase, II maintained dur
Ing the year, would make q total increase
for the year Of two and aauarter millions.
The estimated earnings of the s.. LOUIS
louisville lines, operated By the southern;
for the week we're $sl,52O, an increase OF
81, 249.
The seaboard Air Line Railway VIII Z! !.
day inuugurate Il new schedule making
some noteworthy changes IN the time o. Q!
arrivals and departures Of trains. Tram ram
81 will leave at 10 p. M. instead OF lo;5o
IS. M, rs at present. Dining cars VIII e
added to tho equipment Of trains 81 and
81 breakfast being served on one and
dinner on the other, between Rlchmohd
and washington. }5=g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Simply Write Me

I do not ask you to take q single statement
OF mlne--I do not ask you to believe a word
i say until YOU have tried my medicine in
Your own home at my expense absoimie.y.
The offer Is omen to everyone everywhere,
who has not tried my remedy, ~ /,
But YOU mLat write ME- for the free dollar
test. ! viii then direct yopst to one that does.
as freely as though your dollar laid before
him Z am tsking my busness = y, l dt
your own hopes. opinion after your own test
In your own home. cannot profit unless my
medicine succeeds Could ! afford this y !
were not sure? Write for the order to-day;
YOU the hook You ask for beside. 1T Is free.
i VIII help you TO understand your case.
What more can ] do to CONVINCE you or my
sinterest--of my sincerity Y
For FREQ order for Book. on Dyspepsia.
d full dollar bottle you Book on the Heart
must address DR. Book 3 on the Kidneys.
Shoop, box s2Ss, Ra- Book for women \
cine Wis State which BOOK g for Men,
book YOU, want 35 Book on rheumatism
Mild cases, arc often cured witt, one or two
bottles. For sale ut forty thousand drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
In Menorian.

SYC;IIE.-ln the death Of MIR. JULIUS
sYCLE, the community loses q geniaa!
gentleman ana good citizen, put ms
difficult to get accustomed to the fact
that his face and form arc 70 pc, seen ~
I no longer amongst us, TO his clerks nc
seemed to be as q father ana showed I, u
gentle, kindly and thoughtful ~ many
4 ways. A nlial feeling towards him was
(. largcly8r ~,
Mr.. Sycle was Glosscssed OF many , hnS
! traits and had fund Of hlmor mat
impelIed him to DO often indulgtng III
pieasnntrles although he was seldom
we'll and FREQ from suffering. we - rIl a., :,
y sustained All irreparablo loss. Ito -
sincerely molunedl y. !, !, :, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
RAILWAY CHANGES CHI. (:i:E
Mr.. Goodwin Appointed Super
intendent Cincinnati Division

chesapeake and Ohio Railway, has sent
out Il circular announcement approved
by President George w. Stevens, making
the following official changes IN the SER
tendent OF the Cincinnati division, which
now embraces the line from Cincinnati to
Russell, Ky. and with Headquarters at
ferred 10 Ashland, Ky. as assistant SUI
perintendent OF tho Kentucky divisions;
these changes to be effective Dccem-
Der list. . 5ss 4 n \, Il
Huntington division With headquarters
at Hinton, w. Va, announces the folloW-
Ing changes and appointments, effective
Decembcr list: j, r. Cary made assistant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
.a~t- s-s
General.

NO further signs Of unusual activity
around Mukden and possibility Of an early
general engagement seems remote; the
Japanese have failed to prevent the
mobilization OF a great Russian army and
the war will probably be resumed with
greater fury than ever at the opening OF
spring-President visits Worlds =, Ear t;n !,
villages enthusiastically received every
where--Juror sick and !. Nan Patterson
may have TO be tried all over again
Dr. Willard say wife was beaten byEun-
known man---Ncxt Confederate reunion
in Lolisvlle-Irust retail system spread :
ing out---Big sum for waterways of the
colntry-Swayne inquiry proceeds
President Will reappoint Crun and ask
Senate for contirmation--Ste stuck
fast in CoXetter bend--Ftrst embez-
element in history of London house Of
Rothschilds- of Virginians In
New York to have annual dinner at Wal
f-Astora--West Point defeats ma
polls in presence Of great crowd; football
season ended yesterday; review of the
work racing at Bennings, New Orleans
and Nashville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

81 The mild and Immediate effect OF,
Swamp Root tho great kidney and blnd-
der remedy Is soon re,llzed. 1t stands
the highest for It's wonderful cures OF
the most distressing cases. Swamp. Root!
will set your whole system right and tho
best proof OF this Is q trial. #,s
53 Cottage ST.. Melrose, Mass
Dear Sir: l}5s8 Jan. 1lth,S 1904.
Ever since was In tho Army, had
more or less kidney trouble and with.h tho
that I suffered everything and was much
alarmed-my strength and power was fast
" leaving me- I saw an advertisement OF
FIX Swamp Root and wrote asking for advice.
s 4 began the use OF the medicine and noted
q decided Improvement after taking Swamp
Foot only short time. II .53 s
IS contloucd Its use and am thankful 10
I say that j am entirely cured. and strong:
4 In order to be very sure about this = had
Il doctor examine some OF my water to-day
and he pronounced It all right and IN
splendid condition. z.
4. II know that your Swamp Root - purely
vegetable and does not contain any harmful
drugs. Thanking you for my complete re-
ccA'ry and recommending SWamp-Root to
alyAufrcrerers lam
Very truly yours,
J. c.. RICHARDSON.
Swamp Root j Is mot Recommended for
EDITORIAL NoTE.-In order to prov
may have sample bottle and u book Of
free by mail. The book contains many OF t
letters received from men and women cur
are so well known that our readers are ad
ing your address to DIR. Kilmer & Co., 81
this generous offer in the Richmond Sun
this offer Is guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

everything but It promptly cures kidney.
liver and bladder troubles. tho symptoms
OF which are-oblIged to pass your water
frequently night and day. smarting or
Irritation In passing, brIckdust or sedi.-
mont in the urine, headache. backache,
lame back, dizziness poor digestion.
sleeplessncss, nervousness heart disturb
ance due TO bad kidney trouble, skin
eruptions from bad blood. neuralgia, rheu-,
matism, diabetes, boating, irrtnbllity
WORKOUT feeling. lack uf ambition, loss
OF flesh, sallow complexion or Brights
disease.
II your water, when allowed to remain
undisturbcd in a glass or bottle Tor tWen-
ty-four hours, forms a sediment or set
Ting or has cloudy appearance, u Is
evidence that your Kidneys and bladder
need Immediate attention.
$ Swamp- Root Is pleasant to- take and Is
for sale Mt drug stores the world over In
bottles OF two sizes and two prices-fifty
cents and ono dollar. n Remember the
name, swamp Root, Or. kilmers Swamp
Root and tho address, BinGhamton,$' N,
Y. on every bottle.
the wonderful merits OF Swamp Root you
valuable Information. both sent absolutely
le thousands upon thousands Of testimonial
d. The value and success OF Swamp Root
Used to send for a,sample bottle In send:
lghamton, y. z, be sure to say You read
lay Times Dispatch, The genuinencss Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
THE HUNTING SONG.
Rev, Plummer F. Jones Contri-
butes Poem to "Outdoors.

Tho October number or Outdoors,
magazine off, outdoor life, contains a
poem from tho graceful pen of ,Tlse |'I
MI, Jones S composition.is entitled "a
iHunting Song" tho narrative Of the poem
hein,, n vivid metrical Descriptions Of the
chase chase 4 In the vorsiicut,on sound and !! ID
sense sense hive been effectively, blended, the
Verses having all the dash and swine ! p
s-nnd melody Of tho hunt behind inc
neetea with til tho stan q the Richmond
Dispatch, ana has made. number OF
lnerliorio,s Contributions to magaziine
and newspaper literature, ~ Roin poetry ~
star Of tho artist. The author is now z
presbyterian minister stationed at AT
svonia Buckingham county. W; lie was
educated NJ the GoleEn n,o oI W rHnn1ou MM
Seminary. Ilo is a. member OF PHI Beta
Kappa Ttsi9t Et "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Good Prices Received

Fairly large otferlngsIof leaf a tobacco &C. ?
i;riuesday when sales for tho week beg ~;
Considerable tobacco has been Stirred w ed an no
in tic weather several days age, IRON
warm and moist to dry ana coid, PVT
stop TO handling tobacco, and VIII .ope aaia
With a favorable season large receipts are
4exnectcd between now and the Christmas
holiday suspsnsion q sales pr,SeT f9 g a.
t nine md the finer grades are In especial
Jn,, mi Fl !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Connecting Rail Laid.

-E (By Associated Press)
BlIiMl NGHAM. ALA, Nov 2G--Jhe
connecting rail on the extension of the
Scabuerd Air Line from Atlanta TO Bir-
amingham, vas laid to-day IN Ropors's
funnel, twenty-seYen miles east of Isir-
minghanl. The company expects 10 be
running trains into Birmingham from
Portsmouth. Va, early next month,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
f's sszss!!x 2s'l Bssss@ 8 Ua1a'ns
Cures . Cold in Ore Day. Grip in 2 Days
C m rs on every
WINTER TOURIST RATES

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
TO oil Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Lane. THIS inc ls the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South,
Il offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none, You mako no
changes to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any'agent
NJ 4 HI com Dany I. or Y :.
Il ~ c. IS. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Vote in Arkansas.
fr,v Associnted press.)

(By Associated Press Z, ~,
NJ IIIyrI.l1 Il c1Glf, Il a RlS.,s Noy, 29.-Ihe
canvass Of tlief popular vote OF Arkansas
November Stl was made to-day. and ~ ne ne,
result showed q plurality Of lE61t Tor
Parker, G4.iS4. sE,
Roosevelt, 46S60, NJ. 3Etsl a.
& Watson. 2,310 &, MI,
Debs, ], S14.
Is Swallow, e9x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
{ North Carolina.

Thomas Broadway convicted OF man
slaughter for killing Miles Reed seven
years ago and throws himself on the
mercy of the court-Governor-e t
Glenn was at the game in Richmond and
declares he will return yearly with his
staff in uniform--Receivcr of Merchants
nnd Farmers Bank at Dunn directed by
the court to pay dividend--Murray re-
leased at Durham under bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
ii Deaths Reported Yesterday.

Matte II. Pcndeton. female. aged 8
years. months and days Fad iAr-
mount. s!5s 45st
william j, Blnford. male, aged IS ycars,
months and q days. 1denrlco coun-
i Robert G. Jones. male. aged IS year.
AiiLedgevlllc, Ga. Il!
% :. =
IL AInishouse. & X
John Braxton, male. IS years. llenrlco
county, Va. s y. 1.
ELLA &. Petty, female. ager 81 years and
" 8 months, No. 100 North Eighth street
Johanna Robinson. female, aged y
years, No. 1914 Williams Street.
Virginia. Jackson. female, aged AOsyearsl
Orange county. Va n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
To Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy,
will do for YOU, Every Reader Of Times
Dispatch May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by

responsible sickness
through neglect other
kidney permitted
follow. 8l..t$
other aenon-bu kidneys most,
hey do most and attention first
taking Kiincs swamp
begin get oil the health
"A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Vessels Must be Cleaned.
Az Asa1,clnlld ~.

ny Essr'lHttE FffbHJ
VICTORIA, AlilN, Nop, sG.-Goyerntr
Afdpeiies, ~ the state Of Tamnulipas. on
learning OF cases resembling yellDw fever
~ cuba passed an order tltat vessels 81 y
f4ylng AZ rampiro from Cuba. b. dl,s
Infested and cleaned before cDterip. ihst
ls2rt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

Every young man in Rich
nlond Will be Interested In ex-
aminiiig our perfect assort-
3n1ent OF Sovercoats.
This season wesare making
a display 81. these garments
never equalledin this city.
We have samples OF every
pattern, style and cut to be
found in an New York store.
From $1,000 tp $4,000.
Overcoats for Full Dress =
the new bell skirted Pad
docks-$2O.OOt to $780,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
Mrs. Lucy WEIGH.

- (SpeClE 10 T TIC I3IIeS-I545VtEt*.9k'7 J3.e
HEATH WILLIE, VA. November 2e.-,
Nirs. Luly WEIGH. aged nineteen years,
died suddenly OF blood poison ut her home
In lower Northumberland. last night. Her
remains will be Inferred tomorrow az
private burying ground. Mrs WEIGH was
d daughter OF Alr. James Gulick. PROS
+ crous farmer. living near here she had
been married only about one year Her
husband was In a hospital In Washington
at the time OF her death. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
DEATHS.

.BINFORD. -Died, November 20, 1904 at y
I. r,'cock noon, at his late residence on tho
Mechancsvlle Turnpike, WM.SJ. BIN.
FORD, in the ffty-nintll year OF MS
age ,a rIJ1s
{sun S sS'' AetiEHdr1SRNooN ut s:o O'clock
from his late residence. lnlermcht ~
hollywood. M
DANIEL Dled, at Yonkers, n: y Ne 70
4 DANIEL. in tho ffty-tiftb> year Of llls
Funeral services at st. James E sga :!
copal Church MONDAY. November 2elA
at $780, lnterment private, S
Sunday, November 20,
1901. it q II. NJ, MINNIE WEBB RAcI!,H1.
E1';r the Oldest daughter of Samuel w,
and Floyd u. Racket, aged eleven years.
Il eleven months and twenty-five days. y,
Funeral took place at her spareno! -
T., N, Monday. Burial at lakewood.
Darling Minnie, tlon hast letf !; US
But we know that thou art freed from q
AllIthy earthly care and pain,
And to be resigned VIC are trying,
II lror we know tio deemed 1t best,
Tx; Told lis thou hast found sweet rest
but our lonely hearts are aching
\ Tor the face and smile we miss, 8i
Aid we long for our dear Minnle'
Il Whom VIC never more shull N' E' III
1t may not be long. dear Minnie,
Ere we wdll meet IN realms above,
And be sweetly reunited
IN eternal bounttless love.
BY HER PARENTS AND aFRII2NDs.9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
DE-. David p. Strain.

HsI.,.IION VA, Nov. 2G.--.Mr. David
y. strain died this morning at his homa
near Brow1,sbnrg. Rockbridge county,
aged seventy-five years. Death was due
10 q genera! breaking down. DIR. Strain
was educated at Jefferson Medical College.
OF Philadelphia, and had practiced taed-
icIne for many years in Rock bridge.
# He is survived by his wife, who was q
Miss Dunlap. OF Rock bridge. and Ave
children, among them Mr.. D. ID. Strain,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
MARRIAGES.

AIAItEll MI I1l1L ,-Married, in Hinton.
In the parlor of the Rev. Father splli-3
van, Mr.. JOHN J. MARRIN,. Of Rtch-
mond, Va. and Miss CLARA TEELb OF
Hinton. w. Va,
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SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS
The Weathe

9Sl5t j. llC wv ed tA4SA 80
ssssHlNGToN, Nov. 26.--Fo y l'r
Sunday and Monday: ~.
Virgria--IHair Sunday end Monoay' III
diminishing west winds ,ta,,
North Caroina--Fair sunday and Moi
day. light northwest to north winds.
r,icb,nonds weather yesterday was clear
and crisp.
RANGE OF THE TIIERMoM5TERso
Al Is
4 :, AZ, :. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
g p NJ. -. a.
9 Z. ME-. .. :. :. ...' ~
IL midnight 81
Average .......s........... = M ~
Highest temperature yesterday........ 90
4 Lowest temperature yesterday....'.....5 40 40
Mean temperature yestcrna! $1,000 az
Departure from normal Temperature. ~ ~
Precipitation during past "a hours. , ="
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Richmond.

Ashes of the distinguished Edmund Pc. Pen. !.
dleion may, bo reinterred u 81 . r,nr =
bu,Sing-sround, this citS-1post s q, = 80
movement for the Organization of business , e;s
mems league OF Richmond. the ilrst OBJ ,,
ject OF which will be the Infusion OF new .,,,
CITY. tho quickening Of civic pride ana
civic e1,terprise--Death. in New York OF
Mr.. r, " Daniel, Of the Richmnna per-
eT ,dS here, ppr IeehhRSy and Chief
Pulier, OF tho fire. DEPARTMENT, for Chief
OF Police, but Chief liuice VIII make y, !.
strong opponent--Judge Maddli. , niiI,us
s eSan oRT rasa Eans 1e
ger and Power Company----.Jndge Mann
delivers an address on tsmperaneS ne,ot TO
aPpeesS1 s Nerth CAROLINA team next
year--Dr. Gilderslecve and Colonel ".
Gordon NcCnbe TO deliver eloquent nd
dresses At the unwers year 81 u tho peni
ttn i other cases TO be tried.
Thieves steal fifteen guns-To give silver
tea-NIrs. Twertyman deae.
Virgins,
James oliver makes contradictory state e.
jeff Wrig ht--Irving Huchins goes on the
stand in his own behalf at Mathews
Courthouse; the case given to the 81 1ur ~.
The Richmond team WINS ms tne ~ eu,i record
George c, Cooper under arrest at pan
Vile for shooting ut his wife from W I1'3i,
son SO 4 the bride Of 4 week who killed her
self at Danville, married her husband tho
first time she saw him--,rhe grand 1uIy
ofticers, but fails to find indictments
against them---The Deepwater Railway
surveyors are surveying site for tor
,ninals at Newport News--Iire IN a
excitement--Mrs. Lucy Nvelch, of North,
umberland, dies suddenly from blood
poison--Barns and contents Of MI.
Reamy, of Stafford county, destroyed py
1ire--FIshcr param and Jesse Boiling
given eighteen years each for highway
Tobbery--.Andy lingo killed by. accidental
discharge of his gun while trying to stop
dogs from fighting.