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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
"The Old-Time Darkey."

B The Board OF Lady Managers Of the
Home for Incurables announce that Mr.
Douglas Leftwich will give one OF his
5inimitable evenings with 1.-THE Old Time
5Darkey.'' on Monday. October 10th. at
x. NJ. C. "A. Hall for the benefit Of the
above named institution,
NJ Mr.. Leftwich Is we'll and most FAVOR
.ablv known In Richmond. His appear
ance here last November under the au-
sp!cesS OF the Wolnans Christian Assoc
citation, was a marked success, and the
prediction then made OF a warm well
come on his return will no doubt pc
fully Justified. +,
The ladies' connected with the Home
for Incurables are DESTROYS OF reee'Y-
Ing tho hearty support of the public as
we'll as the friends OF the institution and
assure assure, all who attend an evening OF rare
pleasure, S5fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
UNKNOWN MAN is
KILLED IN FULTON
Run Down by Passenger Engine.
Jury Attaches No Blame
to the Railroad.

AN unknown white man was run over
by an eastbound train OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad yesterday morning IN
Fulton yards. Or. Deas. coroner Of tho
county. summoned jury, which held an
inquest oyar tlle remains. ~ g jury did
MOI lx'any blaine upon the railway COM
pnny. Ill, hsH&53 tti5r
The man was walking between the
tracks when he saw the eastbonnd pas
senger train approaching him. Stepping
to the other track he was struck by a.
shifting engine ana Knocked under the
wheels Of tho passenger engine,
The man was In company with ~
stranger, Charles III Smith, who was
walking with him al tho time Of the nc
cldent, ana he..talI how 1t occurred lie
aaid the man was on his way 10 Nor.
folf. hut hn d,d not know. his name Flo
stated that lie thought he was from
giaslda.
. Tnar gaS nothing found on the person
Identified, asFs ~
rms paas hsad sas horribly crushed,
lac Haf removed 10 tho undertaking rooms
81 Arthur Ne)snu, in Fulton, where the
iA4aest aas h@ld The county authorities
~. charge VI tha body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

n visit to S, d. Gilmore. returned to Rich
mond Thursday.
Mr.. l., D. Aylctte, OF Richmond, was
here this week.
Mr., G. OBJ. Cowardin, OF The Times-
Dispatch Richmond. stopped here this
week, on his way home from st. Louis
Acknowledgement William A. And .rson
has returned to Richmond.
Miss Mary -. Goolsby. Of Craigsylllc.
this county. and William n. Merritt, Of
Clifton Forge, were married here Tues
day afternoon. the CEREMONY being per-
formed by Rev. a, NJ. Frazier, OF tho
First Presbyterian Church. the ceremony
taking place In the rarlpi.' Of the Fake
ton Hotel gs
The bride Is an attractive young lady,
and the groom Ii the secretary of MIR.
| II, Carlisle, Superintendent of CDna,rnc-
/ ton for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
| Company Afcr The ceremony Mr.. and
| Mrs Merritt took The evening train for
! Eastern points,
| Mr Carroll Miller won't 10 Baltimore
| this week 70 visit relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

started witch has 30 far received the 1oio".
Ing ;subscriptons: ". IS Vanderbilt, IT., ~
Long is'aa Autooo a,ns: Sue ~ BEL
mott. &A; aeoYge Arerts. 35v. ,,.s, : -, =
tfs3 Among those who hare bought boxes arc
.iblayor Mcclellan, T.. @. Bourne, -. C. bost-
wick. w, Gould Brokax. Q. H. P. Belmont.
Nv. G. Temple. Windsor T. White. James L.
Breese. George Arents. Jr.. Sidney B,L ,'ys
George harrington, Mortimer l. schitt. r.. ~.
large, H. C. Frick md S. A. Miles.
Starting Point-List of Entries
The starting point viii be at wcstbury. and
tho triangular route Will take In Mineoln.
New Hyde park. Jericho Queens. Hempstesd.
and Hlcksyille. Tho Nassau eount " o1ela. .
NC tho city OF New York have granted I, Ier-
mission for the contest. and the course VIII Le
guarded by l25 special constables.
Following Is complete list a q s the Sh'r1ss:
Company; car. co h. p Pope TOLEDO; dryer ,!a
Albert C.. Webb: entrant. Pope Motor car
COMPANY g h. pope-T Toledo arlvt 4
Ii. &. Royal Tourist: driver. Joseph Tracy;
. entral. t, Packard Motor Car Company; 80 y.
p Packard &; driver. Charles Schmidt; sn,rnnt:
. Italy-Entrnnt, Win. Wallace; cur, 90 n. p
LA ~ dr,yer' cs M 80 X MaFse r;
driver, Paul Sartori. - III
Frspce-Entrant. ~ Clement cart eaa 80 H. h:
p GeWeat g HroekaW car % Ranaut;
driver, n. G. Bernin; cntrnnt, II. E.<Jarge;
cntrant, Panhard and Leynssor; car. 30 h. p
Pnnhard; driver. G Heath; entrant' Pm
hard & Levaesor; car 90 h. p Panhard; driver yer
90 h. H.. Pnrhard; driver, Tartc a. !.
. MISUNDERSTANDING S. 3: Stevens; car. 70
tran,t. G.. a, Dinsrnore; chr. 90 h. p. Mercedes:
driver, Werner; entrant. Ieadore Worm
scr; car. 60 H. p, Mercedes; driver.
sIsndoro Ss wormser: entrant, e. H.
THOMAS; car. go Ii. p. Mercedes; driver. Ed
ward Iiawley: entrant. George Arents, ,Jr.;
car 60 b. p. Mercedes: driver, George Arents'
80. ss al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
BUILD A CHURCH.
Efforts to That End at Sweet
Chalybeate Springs.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspateh,)

ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-D lspatch,)
y SWEET cfIALYBIlATE, VA, Oct, l,-s
owing 10 earnest effort Of guests 81 sly
Arrc,nnining Mt the Sweet Chalybeate
SPRINGS important steps have been taken
toward the building Of q handsome
church edltlce at this SPOT. Circulars
snicitlng fulthers aid to that already
given have been sent TO many patrons irons
f Of Of the sweet chalybcate and old sweet
sg The Circle still left at the Sweet chaly;
5{heate has been for some evenings past
busily engaged In the ONCE st the n Y g
tect' in studying Of plans for inc cree C.
ion III this. desired church building 70 pc
s ,is ced mon ground presented ny Mr.. b.,
X Eakle and Mr.. 9, p 4 Hunter. propr'e7
tors, thaaE11,aru and
Hot Il springs the Sweet chalybeute mas toF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Mrs. Buchanan to Sing

4 Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones' pastor#of Leigh
Street Baptist Church. will preach at
both services to-day. His morning sub
5ject will &be, "The Home OF the Soul;
or the Relation Of Religion to Conduct"
In the evening his subject will be, THE
Ship that Found Herself"
at the evening services, Mrs. James
buchanan. wife Of the secretary for City
Missions of the BAPTIST Council, will
sing. This will be Mrs. Buchanan's first
public appearance as a singer before a
Richmond congregation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

Stolen bases-B igbc.. Eacho. Jones, H 7e.
land, Fitz (2). Double plays-Eacho to
Blgbie Frost 70 Eacho to sBigbie. Bases on
.balls-.off Fitz, o;SoffE Winston, 6. Struck
out--by Winston. s. by Fitz. 9. Passed
bals-AIcLeavy. Wild pitches-Fitz Time
OF game. 1:So. Umpire. Duke. Attend
ance. 1000.
Richmond, 8; Manchester, Q.
The first game was unnteresting to
some degree. Manchester did not put up
its usual game, and Richmond pnyeu
faster than for some time. The result
was one-sded contest. which was en-
joycd blythe crowd. The game was quick,
and the story IS told in the official score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Lawson Given Twelve Years.

HousT pr ya. * 6e,dher sS le.esPTseaf, cur
has adjourned siaa Laws1n, charged sith
hurting tho Norfolk and Wel,+fn frfight
bOiik. and depot list july. NaH ,risd anl
sent 10 inc ptni,entlury for SIX years
on account ~ the hbssnce ~ q tGpiarIai
withefs far ne Commonwealth the csps
against Inf negroes charged Nfth Wgtek!ng
,faln IN ths Boattsin Railroad sela an
continued Gas u them, Eaixal GI1A. was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
sTAUNTON.

Especial to The Times Dispsfcit)
STANTON, Va. Oct. t,--3irs. r. r.
n, Speck entertained seiY pleasantly
Wednesday Afternoon with 80 hand
euchre, in honor of her niece and asiest
MISS Carrie Condor, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. II. rs. Glen, a. popular Sonns man
of this city, and Mics Jennie Catherine
Keller. Of this city, surprised thels many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

Rchmoni e............,,...l,36.0l 3 0 3 S
Manchester stt. ...-,..t.....f Y Y % " Y O--o
;,immary: Two base hlts-Ji.n McEvoy
Sent Charters. TIree-hase hits-BaueI.
stolen bases-Eauer, French. I'm Me-
Epoy 20. kn!ghtly ~, Dalton, Carrie t9.
Base on bals-off Charters, 9. Off Garlic.
!. Hit by pitched bals-KniGhtly. Struck
ort-by Charters, .: by Carrie. 3, Time OF
game, i;25. Umpire. Duke, Attendance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
His Legs Cut Off.

III Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SUFFOLn. VA, October lin teyaling a
Norfolk and Western train this afterno II.
Alfred Fisher. colorel stepped on a side track
an was struck by n shifter. His legs were 80
badly crushed that the amputation Of both
was necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Charles CITY Veterans.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
M CHARLES CITY e H.,sV.t., October L.
The .'HarrIson- HARDWOOD" Camp Of Contcder-
ate Veterans will hold their annual reunion
at Charles City Courthouse on the seventh
day OF October
Judge George L Christian and Captain
John Lamb who were raised n that county.
VIII lie present. and address the Veterans Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
.Richmonders in New York.
4 fSpecial to Tho TI;1cs-Dispatch,

SEWSpYoRK, O. Per, Everett. j.. L.
Bailey /and wife: <ictoria, E. 4. DIETRICH;
Strauss and wife; Netherland. NJ. aarcuse and
wife: Imperial. II. Ba Gilmore and wife;
Fifth Avenue Miss NJ. Johnston, Miss G., NJ.
JONES' Herald Square. y. llellStern. r. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

have they been out Oh ll1st PifhSS' f,,i y
there have beer but Jew changes In tho
r,ake.up Of the club. Bigbie and Frost
s. n feS the only new men. The {o,hers--Mc-
5,eaey, f5acfo, Hicks, Sharp Knowles,
ZONES and Hulcher--haye been on the
& team all season. and the two new men
are old Brownie players OF several years
ago.
In the country. and 1t is quite likely
4 thai next season viii Introduce ball here
B II. pne q. the higher leagues. Some of the
T'win-city payers are In line Tor the DIG
leagues and a team could be secured
hero that would make a good showing
4 In The Eastern League.
IF8 rni,a nlarcrs like Fitzpatrick. McEvoy,
Hicks, Blgbc. Frost Eacho, Boone, Rose,
sharp. Taylor, lIulcher, Knowles, Jones,
Mcf,eavy. Bache. Bauer, knightly, liol-
land, Trexlcr, Charters, Jennings, Shelton,
I Triton, Lewis. A fine team could be
( picked from that bunch
IT is quite certain that line pas pau
will he seen here next season
Manager Taylor, OF the lmpcrials. SAID
last night that he was satisfied to be so
close n second to the fast Brownies, al
though OF course, he would rather nave
Beet, in first place. He issued challenge
to Manager Daily, of the Brownies. ias.
night 10 play another series for the
4 Stute championship for 5000 q side. Tie
challenge was accepted, and the games
Will be played at Broad Street Park be-
q ginning Thursday afternoon Ut CLOCK.
The pennant will he presented Manager
u Daily by President Robert KnishtlE, Q. the
lea que at the Bjon Theatre next Wed
nesday night. The Brownies and lnpe-
rails will occupy the boxes, and the fiaS
Will be received with a short speech.
The detailed score follows:
FIRST inning-Rose famed the breeze;
Holland also did the fan act. McEfoy
out, Hicks to Bigbie. Frost sent liner
TO center for two sacks, Bsbie singled
10 left Hicks famed. Eucho safe at first
on close hi. and Frost scored Blsbe
paved Off the bag and was thrown out,
Baehe 10 AlcEvoy. Taylor made Il beau
tiful catch OF Jones's liner to right ield.
Ono run. N#s Ssi
Second inning--Bachc go. atfree pass
4 tn;trst Boone flied to Eacho Bache out,
Icacho 10 l3igbic; Fitzpatrick walked, ed
wards filed to Frost Taylor famed; no
/ runs. Rose muned Knowles's fly to left,
NcIvoy made n pretty stop OF Sharp's
swat ami caught Knowles at second. Nc
IcaNy out liitzpatrick to Triton; Win
ston hit AT the atmosphere. NO r.sE.
Third inning Edwards flied to knowles,
Rosc out Eacho to l3ighe; Holland
Singled 10 left, but was out at st ND.
AlcLcnvy5 10 !, Eacho. No runs frost
noistcd one TO Triton, Biebie did the
same thing: Hicks sent a weak one TO
Atc,Srnv. No runs.
Tnnrth innins-AIcEvoy flied TO Joncs,-
1,achc tanned Rose ont, Bigbe to Win
ston: no runs Rose made Il fine catch
- ~, cho.s liner and was gwen a great
s55 nvo tion.H ZONES out. Boone to Trilton:
I,no,,lcs mt Edwards 10 Triton. NO
Il runs izs
B$ s E'iftb inninr-ritz singles, Boone out,
1,rost "a B;rbjc. lrliz out. Bisbic to Eacho
h u, i,,ent ao,lbl,. TAYLOR flied to:8Joncs.
Il AZ.
AIc1,eayvs sngirs, Winston drew II base,
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e!

years past been by earnest solicitation
tie frst to open and the lastto close
It's hospitable doors upon rs guests.
Those stillsenjoylng its fine mountain air
nj this beautiful season will not have
remained in vain should they have ac'
conlplishsd this valuable work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

Are you ". looking for :
a w dding Gift? We
have a il I h 8 latest
novelties.
Chatting Dish Sets
are still in the lead.
We have them with
Spoons, Forks Egg
Poachers, 9 e Q d ue T, T
Pans, 7 !: + a US q = <, q
Fllaggons'.
For a rich present
Minton China Plates,
Bouillon Cups and
Saucers and G h 0 p
Sets are the latest.
Reception Lamps, in
the new copper finish
or the G Oh Q J ]: n j al
Lamps, in old brass,
are consid Tered r Z: very
fine.
Rich Cut Glass is
always in demand,
The cuttings !: for this
season are better
than ever. We are
showing a great va.
riety in Ice Cream
S It's, Mayonnalse
Bowls, Orange Bowls,
Vases, Decanters and
many small novelties no 81
Clocks make a nice
present. We have q
large variety Of the
best makes. Look
through our stores
and we will be able
to please you.
The F. 81 Taylor Co.,
lOl1 F. Main ST,
9 r. Broad st.
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seems TO be in very bad health, was ADMITTED 4 t.
Postmasters Appointed.
Especial to Thee TImcs-Disr

Especial 70 TIC 7Ilfl1cs-D lsEutcH.J
EyVASHINGTON,s d. ca October THE fol-
lowing fourth-class posttnasters were appoint
ed to- day:
virginia--Dwighs. Buchanan county. Luclen
"A. Priodc, Vice 3. P. Friend. resigned. f
North Carolna-Alora, BurcQmbe county,
Star Bartlett, vice T. w. Steyo's, resigned:
Surf, Person county William a Mooney, vice
Emma F. Long, resigned.
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TORHEH!1!in4ai rll
Columbus, Ohio, Nav 20, 1oo,.

Columbus, OHIO, May 40, 1908.
Six years ago had a severe attack OF
Innuuimatory Rheumatism. was laid up
III bed for six months, and the doctors
had did me no good. They changed med
iciues every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed to help me. Finally be-
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Joints were swollen terribly, and at one
I time my joints were SO swollen and pain
full that I could not close them when
opened. I was so bad that could not
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S., but as saw it was helping me contin-
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and have never had return OF the disease.
S. S. S. purified my blood and cured me
everything else had failed. have rec
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Il Guits.-7. K. II. CHAPMAN.
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Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02

lANDSkRONA. SJaIfmordsforsok
a angbst. Ombord a bolaget S0dra
Sveriges angare Drottning Sofia, som
den 8 Aug. ankom fran Stockholm till
Landskrona, fanns som passagerare
afven en- engelsman James Gould fran
Oxford. Han var f0rsedd med rund-
resebiljett sj6vagen G0teborg-Stock-
holm och var nu stadd pa aterresa till
den f0rstnamda p~latsen. Da han I'M
der hela dagens lopp icke latit bora at
sig och dagen f0rut f0refallit nagot be-
synnerlig, lat k%apteren knacka pa
hans hyttd0rr, men utan att svar err
hollis. Da kaptenen harpa oppnade
d0rren lag mt Gould q den baddade
soffan och holl i handen en- blodig knit,
med hvilken han f0rs0kte skara hal
sen af sig. Han blef naturligtvis ge-
mast afvapnad och yttrade samtidigt:
"Helsa min hustru att jag gjort Diet
i f0rhastande". DR. Sj0berg, som till
kallades och ~omedelbart infann sig,
| f0rband den den sarade, SON dock
med den mycket sl0a knifven ej hun
nit tillfoga sig nagra ~lifsfarliga skador,
Han forbes till lasarettet der han nu
vardas. Manner, som af ALT att donna
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p6is 8ramorup, tilbgrenoe 9agfg
rer Dalboff og &roprietar CIR. Sfo,
i Ebeo, ct totalt neobrenot. Ssslbe,
meues opitoaet beo for itnrf Spring
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gaaroen ~Sper 2piitrl,p" pes 2our.
berg, Mreal 208 Sor. 2an0, bporo'
AZ Sor. 2ano @fop, Is Cor. Sam
eng og 4 &or. 2ono Gprpeior6, Sic.
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gieren @nfcfru> @fip6t iolgt til @ro.
prieter 6. Gierrp at gmorl,p 2obc=
gaaro pe6 8jpbenbapn for $4,000 &r.
plus 5algsomfoitninger. 8eIqtnina
% @pl meofplger.
- @otel "Sto6 @pfpbina", gen=
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tes al ct &onlortium, or ru1 otter
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Mpfgbi1g. &ipbelummcn CT ubc=
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1. December.
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En- HOsTE

Den Hoste, der varer we'd trods
allie Midler mod den, udkraever
en- energisk og fremfor alt en-
grundig Demanding. En- simpel
Hostemixtur forslaar like. For
k0le1sen, der foraarsager den,
maa udryddes.
Hvorledes? Scott's Emulsion.
Hvorfor Scott's Emulsion?
Fordi den standser Irritation
men, lindrer Vavene og helbreder
de angrebne Slimhinder.
Naar? 0jeblikkelig. SCOTS
Emulsion begynder at hjalpe we'd
den fprste Dosis.
Folk, der har brugt Scots
Emulsion, vii like v9re tilfreds
med noget af de talrige Erstat.
ningsmidler, der tilbydes i Form
af Vine, Extrakter, Cordials o
S. v. Naar Liv og Sundhed staa'
paa Spill, er Diet uklogt at expert
mentere med ukjendte og upr6-
vede Praparater.
vi vii sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlangende.
scorr & BOWIE, o Pear1street, New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-04

lebeoe Ser fun 10 Snmilier { NfIIrbbp-
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al set @bs.
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ma np1ten CLIENT, at ser nogez.
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