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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Diamond 10 Line Steamers.

$40 round trip to St Louis. including
meals and berth. Boat leaves every
Saturday at Sis p. m. For further
information. call al or telephone office,
Us Seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Big Football Games Today.


Iowa at Chicago.
BeIoit at Northwestern
Michigan at Ohio State university
Wisconsin and Notrc Dame at Mil
waukee.
Ames at Minnesota.
Indiana at Illinois.
Creighton and Nebraska at Omaha
Wabash al Purdue
East.
Harvard al West Point.
Syracuse at Yale.
Princeton at Annapolis
Brown at Pennsylvania.
BucEnciI at Cornell
Albright al Carlisle.
Amherst at Columbia.
Dartmouth at Williams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15

prepared by Miss Holmes for Sunday
schools.
4:3O-Report of resolutions com
mittac. Closing service. Mrs. Edwin
c. Ely, leader, Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Real Estate Transfers.


Oct. 13.-Laura f. Wilson to Mrs
Mary A. Allen. 40 feet lot is. block .
Sinnet's add. Rock Island, $1,050
S. J. WOodin to G. F. Kruger. lots
I. >. 3. 4. and 6. block 2, WOodin's
Third add. Rock Island. S1,4O0.
Selma w. Jones to F. G.. Processing
lot l. block 2. Ellen S. Webber's add.
Moline. $500.
J. Nelson to Henry Fluegel, lot 6
block ., Rodman's subdiv. Hale's add.
Rock Island, 81 1000.
Charles Willhite to Sadie Walker
lot ., block l, William Dickson's add.
Milan. $3.50.
Oct. He. w. Hurst to Carl Waid
ner. lot -, block 3, College Heights
add, Rock Island. $3.50.
john A. WestbOrg to Olof Nelson
" Go feet lot 4. block 2, Smiths add
Moline. SLIPS.
\. u. Poston TO John A. Olson. s1A
el2. lot ). block 4. West Moline add
Moline. $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Annual Meeting Called.

A call has been issued for the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Rock Island club next Tuesday even
ing. Reports for the year will be read
the new park plans and next year :
campaign will be discussed and officers
to serve next season elected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Wrestling at ST. Louis.

St Louis. Mo. Oct. 15.-The prelim-
nary and part Of the semi-final bouts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
EPW0RTH LEAGUE ANNUAL
Officers Elected by First Methodist
Church Society Last Evening.

Church Society Last Evening.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church held its annual meet
ing last evening, electing the following
officers:
President-MissH Harriet L. Hender
son
First vice president Miss Anna
Major.
Second vice president-Miss Clara
Reticker.
Third vice president-Mrs. E. H.
Johnson.
Fourth vice president-Miss Eva T
Williams
Teasurer-William Lavender
Secretary-Miss Grace Noftsker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15

the band say that he is "unap-
-oachable" as a band leader.
Miss Daugherty of Rock Island is
lstructress in piano and is rapidly be-
0ming popular. She has studied for
everal of the great masters and shows
charitable command and technique
l her interpretations of classical mu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Cleveland the Winner.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 15.-By winning
yesterdays game Cleveland took the
pOstseason series from Pittsburg. The
score: n .
PlttSDuTS ...--.-.. -.-----...---l =
Cleveland ..................4 II
Batteries-F1aherty Robertallie and
Phelps: Hess and Bemis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
LpST-White female collie. brown spot
ted and wearing tag marked Union
club Chicago. Return to 1O4 Thir-
t"enfh street and be rewarded.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with all
modern CouVenienCeS. in new house
Inquire at 61S Thirty-ninth street
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
steam heat and all modern improve
ments. in the Maucker building In
guire W. &. Maucker rooms l and
Masonic temple.
LOST - Between Twenty-third street
and RengStons block. Gold-Tim nose
glasses with chain attached Finder
return TO Argus oTfice and receive
reward.
FOR RENT - one pleasant furnish ed
'front.' room, with all modern convent.
"rceS, also tl~st class table board al
reasonable prices New phone J009 /;
l-2S Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
ILLINOIS, i!lzIIS3
DIRECTION cnArerRIIN, kINDT a COr1PAN~-
Thursday. Oct. 1e.
Hamlin. Mitchell and Fields Present
The New Raral Comedy.
BIRD CENTER"

Laughing PlHy by Glenn NncDonough
Center Cartoons" by John T. McCutch-
con. Staged by Julian Mitchell and in
terpreted by company of superior
comedians and score Of radiant beau
ties. especially chosen To typify that
highest standard OF feminine loneliness
THE AMERICAN GIRL.
Don't Miss the Picnic at bird Center
Price--:5c. soc. 75c. 81. $3.50 Box
seats SI-5O-
Seat sale at theatre Tuesday at 2 a m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15
Tuesday Evening.

7:GO-Sermon by the moderator Rev.
;dgar L. Williams.
S:3O-Synod constituted With prayer.
Toll call Election of moderator and
emporary clerks. Adoption of pro
ram. Report of committee of arrange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-15

Chicago: 5. five minute address frOni
commissioners.
Observation-Disclosures business.
5.00-RCCeSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Measure the Lights.

The Committee on9Llght met last night
at o'clock, Members present were
Gilman Gilman Blair, Zimmerman and 'wachter.
After the pay roll had been read and
approved, letter was read from the.
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
saying they would terminate their pres
chi contract for lighting Chimborazo and
Reservoir Parks on October 9Th next. On
motion The letter was referred to tho City
Attorney for his opinion AZ To whether
or notgthe company was within It's legal
rights IN the matter. EEL
a resolution was introduced by Mr..
Lynch that an effort should be made 10.
candle-power OF arc lamps. II was decided
TO communicate with the Westinghouse
Electric Company about such Instruments,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
CIRCUIT OPENS AT
! BRIGHTON BEACH I:
Big Crowd, Fine Weather, Fast
Track and Sa Good Card.
Fayorite Beaten. IL
II nv Il ss.ciated press.


2 NEW YORK. August h is. The grand
circuit meeting at Brighton Beach began be an
to-day under tho most favorable auspices.
.The wea Their was perfect the track = IA =,
and SIX Thousand spectators Senjcyed the
sport, which was sensa tlonal from the
first to & the last heat. The 5000 Sea
Breeze stake was the event Of the day,
and 1t resulted 4 An the defeat Of the
favorlte, DR.. Strong Summaries:
Sea Breeze stake s:1o trot. purse S. COO
,consuela won first and third heats and
race ~ DR.. E:f Strong second heat; second !;
John Taylor, third. Best time 2:os 3d.
r go trot.9s purse 50, 0O0-F'rinc cess lAthel
won s ms two straight heats; " ltonette
second n; Ma or5@S Gueithleln third. = me ne
2 f3ss !. 3. !,
Alexande Campbell first; Ruth g. sec
ono; Leonora third. Time :;so 9, IA Z: Y,
Cord On Prince Sf1rsts I1ookou Hal econd |;
Dewey third .is Time :0l IL. SGst
62:13 Strot purse $500, dash l 1-s miles
J oymaker first; single $ second Anna ma
" 2:05 pace. purse s70c, mile das h---lEd etty
C. first Y Frank ~ oakunl second; 3sLocanda
third l Tirne83 2:04 ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
ROOT FOR q GOVERNOR
Republican County Chairinet1
~ { TT - IA MI :, -, =, !, ~ r,,,

Republican County Chairinet1
Declare for His Nomination.
& Ti,e New York Herald Of yesterday
i gives tho following ms the probable Re-
publican ticket lii New York: y
siusernpr-E lihti Root, of New Y ork I'M
Lieutenant- Governor--Fran w. Hig.
gins, CT Cattaraugns 5s, 3 ,s S3S
" Secrstars OF Statc-Johii +. O Brlen, of
Clinton.
Con,Foller-otto Kelsey, of Gcnesee.
Attorney General-H Henry y. Conan, of
Madison.
5;11ETleasurer- John q. Wicksher, Of Erie.
Engineer and SurYeyor--E. e. Van
Asltyre,. OF Columbia.
352 Chiof Judge of the Court of Appeals
Edgar III. Cullen, of Kings.
n Associate Judge of the Court Of Al,-5
spenls--NN. Il. Werner, Of Monroe.
IN As a result of8the Heralds poll of the
Schuirnen of the Republican County Com
nittel. this appears to be the ticket.
which viii be nominated ut Saratoga by
5the Stat, Convention, which meets Sep
stelnbcrs14th.
sEa In order to ascertain the Republican.
5sentime mt OF the State regarding the pro-
posed nomination Of former; Sccrcta ~ OIL
War Ellhu Root, the Herald yesterday
$pplled the chairmcn} of the various colln-
Sty committees on their pre- ference Tor or
Governor. The clairmen we're not ask:
\ ed to- say whether they were for NJ
Root, but simply To announce their can-s
Sdidate.4 The result is 6, SO Overwhelming
fl, favor OF Mr. Root as TO be nrac ideally.
unanimous, and to leave no. doubt OF
the nomination Of the friend and advisor " :
OF the President, who must ither run
I II withdraw from the ticket. Only three
3ccunty chairmen expressed themselves {
forSaliy other candi date. sas
81 BY any possibility Mr.. Root should QUIZ
not become the candidate at Saratosa
there n o,ild be a battle royal between zen
sI,feutenant-G Iiggins and former,
Sl.ieutenant-G Governor Woodruff, as hey
are the second choice of about an equal 'l
cllmber OF chairmen.S ss I'll II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

AT the end 81 the season,
things are apt to give way.
SIf,anything gives wey In your
ward robe, h ereSis a chance to
r11end TIL g orea k.
Eighty Odd pairs OF trousers;
rather see them on your legs
tl1anSinSours stock SO here the
90 at $3.50, w re $500.
$500 and S2O.OOSSuits were
reduced, SJuly{1st 1912. 80. 5.
q $9.7B will bu " most any OF
them n owl sss & IA n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
4. DAY A. AZ SARATOGA q
Candida An Outsider, Beats
Czaraphine in Stake Event.

(ByIS Associated Press, {ts4SS 5ts s
}SARATOGA,SN.5Y W. August II. -SkA 7 out
Ssider,s Candida, beat the fayorite, cara
$phine, four lengths in to-day's take "a & ?.
event. She made a runa wa y race OF lit
leading the field moro han two lengths
from start to &f1nish Cara phine go the
place only by a. hca d. ssss
The feature of the day. wa the a pear
Sance and defeat OF 4 Me- hesney. former
" Champl on q OF II he " est, ss'E in the sixth
race. sH' gocund made the running three
quarters of the wa and won ga silyssb
"Big Mac. was pocketed In the. stretch
and div mot q have a chance to I'M Ism IN
the money. M Summaries 5S1 .iS i5f5.. NJ
% First race-7 furlongs iinos$ ia TO 10.
first e Wild Thyme q to -, second AR
menia4 e to ~ /, t bird. RI, Time ] rs S2-5.
f Second rac ICES teepe chase, short course
sSeagull &(l3 to 1O). first Bonfire "a to
j. second u bretto GO to, third Tine Time
i? Third d acct he ntuclky, 81 fur.-si
longs Candida 6 to- y +, first: czaraphine
60 to 81, second Flcur de 4 Marie GO to.
81, third .S Time I :O7. # ii
Fourth "a ce-mile sand a fnrlong-El-.
lott "a to ~, frst: Dalesman (3 tot,
second Carbuncle d2 to i, third. Time
1853 "a t$ y. n, 5i
Fifth races furlong Mirthless to
fD,8first y Rament az totD, q second :; l3ulTi
wark 20 to- y, third, Time i1:l4 2-o 9
~. Sixth ra ce-one 5mile-J ocund a 9A to.Al). y
first Dimple 40 to ~ I. cond GAuromas-
ter 60 to u, = third. # TIME a :39 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Mrs. Emily. G. Graves.

- NF-
THE tdea Ii, ID ear Il Frlda y Il morning 81
Mrs Emily g. Graves. beloved wife Of
Mr. Robert Walker Graves. Ell of Wood
lawn C rles City conn W. Is a PURGE
of deep orrow 70 her many friends 81 &.
Richmond and q. Charles City county,
loved by Al who knew her.
Ten days II go,f N FRS. q raves was visiting
here, the guest at different times OF her
adopted sdauktitE Mrs Va s.. Fiuxter.$of
Chestnut 1I;ll. and her neph ew.. NJ us
= Barton e 4 Shortly ,bS
final illness came supon her. She fingered
but three days before one Of the. rsr--
stIest and sweetest spirits that ever lived
In this world passed into the beyond.
S5 The funeral took place IA 7 v II y o clock
from. N anoa h Baptst Church, !, which
ii great outponring OF sorro wing paorlc,
representing every zee ton sof he county,
Every testimony Of love and respect.
who III peopfe ave earned ~ TO give IN
thes BELOVED ga vas ch es
designs wern exceeding " beautifu Tho
service was conducte BY he pa TOR.
( II. s. DrIscoll. 4i Nv
N The na u hearers were &c p Card.
ner Messrs. "
J. Ii. IS Binns and r edmond Wa * er, he
8interment was made in the church yard, I
S Mrs. Graves was sev enty years OF age.
butt no one looking into the fine Lace
would have thought she. had reached the
limit q SPAN. She shad recently a,,,
England and was. until the last illness
seized her. the picture OF health. She
leaves, besides the heart brok en- husband,
a brother and d sis ter n W. C1lnrle q y.
Babeoss csa5es sso
EChar1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
MURDERER |. |: !. IS ).
CONDEMNED.


a. ~ Gaines, David Bennett, Philip
}Decass Ben Pcnlcnnis, Hattie Reed Reed
5Opheliaa Cato, Louis Cooper. The m en- are l's
all supposed to be IN (. The ~ fore Day
Club l}t 3l.
An unusual scene was presented at the
opening Of the court this afternoon. 4 ING
grand jury reported indicting Reed. ana,
Cato for the murder OF Il enry = odge e
Cato was ready for trial and VA jury Was
selected. The State elected to try me
men separately. The ind ctments Sbr bro :.
only one charge -mnrd Grand tina t8f Z; y
\ the murder 81 FIodges. /. ~
CATO FOUND GUILTY
ss Al lis Il, clock tonight the jury In tie
case Of the State VS.. Will Cato returpcd
a33yerdict OF guilty after being out eight
minutes. Judge DAILY imme diatelyF
g3onrned court until $50 O. clock tomorrow;
without passing sentence on the prisoner.
si There were less than one, hundred pco-
rla In the court room when the jury re-.
turned its verdict. There WAS not Inc
slightest evidence S$o Il pleasure or dis
pleasure at tho jury,s finding, as tho YER
3 dict was anticipated before the local
commenced. 3 i5 K3js5i n
al AS soon as Judge DAILY announced a
/ recess Until Tomorrow m orninE the courl
Z room, was cleared. and, after waiting
+ half hour the prisoners We're escorted
back to the Jail under p heavy military itti
guard. Stationed every three or four feet
from the courthouse entrance to the Jul
we're armed men with fixed bnyonets
After 6 o'clock no ono was allowed to
enter the courthouse. heavy guards being
( placed at each Of NC entnarces, four in
number, NJ ~ y - y. 3 5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Stabbed in Back,

& Dir. Perkins fixed up a young white
man named George shope last night
about tenf4o'clock, He was stabbed in
the hack nv another young white man
In lower Franklin Street The wound
was not considered serious. Later Ser
geant Kraft arrested Frederick Grant
on the charge OF cutting shope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Norfolk Blues in ST. Louis,

n lspeclaI % Tha3N TlmesE Dltpatch,) %
SIT. LOUIS, MO. August 1b.--The Nor
folk Light Artillery Blues, Of Norfolk, Va.
arrived IN ST. Louis at 80 this after
noon, and went directly II Model Camp
at the Werldis Fair Grounds. 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Standard Oil Dividend.

(3y Associated prcsN.i "a
+ MEM YORK, August lb.--'fhe Standard
OIL Company has declared a dividend o
So a sharl8 This is tho third dividend this
year, and rs the same dividend declared
for the corresponding time last year, The
twenty-eight per cent, compared With
thirty-two per cent, as the FIRMS third
dividend last year 5s5iV a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Young Car Robbers Sent On.

99 WI Especial to The Tlmcs- Dlspatch, D u
sg ca ArIIA AM, VA, August l5.--Jesse Fer
rell. id. Jackson. Claiborne, IIsrnery,
Fletcher Harris and Junius Watson. al
legged train robbers, We're given a prelimr
mary trial befure Justice llurtnn Friday
house reaking, Tho evidence was Very
conclusive, and the five We're iemanded
To Jail without ball to await action of
the grand jury. Fletcher Harrls was later
5bailed by Commissioner Smith In the sum
of $1,000. IN IS tii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
NOT FOR Low |. 1.
Of The NEGRO! [ !.
Continued from First Pageo

Continued from First Page0
abroad case In, which he was associated
with relative Attorney George Nellms
Wise, OF Newport News. 53
4 He was asked y the suffrage cases fsatse
would come up again. He replied: oh.
YES, suppose they will DE taken up.
some time
Speaking Of these cases, Captain Wise
v ..1,hese Democratic papers said when
II took those cases that ! was after the,
Zee. and that when the money stopped l
would stop. TOO" After moments res
Election Mr.. Wise added: We'll. 4 guess
that isn't very far wrong. took the
cases as n lawyer for a fee. and not
through any mere love for the negro
They wanted lawyer, and they We're
entitled TO employ one, and took the
ease D q " sa
II Speaking of the deprivation of the negro
of his suffrage. he said that the Repub-
fIcan party was hypocritical in It's attitude
toward me negro and that Repnblite,ans
y did not love The negro any more than
did the Democrats. II WAS a mistake 10
suppose that the people OF the North ad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
BROWNIES
ARE VlC1O'|R|;'.S
Champion Team from Stanton
Lost to- Twin City
Leaders.
FINE GAME WAS PLAYED ! |. 4: J
Daily's Boys Show Their Ability.
to Play Great Base 8sas
Ball

Never before has Richmond seen such
base bail as the Twin City League is putt ;
ting up. The old Virginia State League
nor the Atlantic League ecipsed It, and and
the four teams in the Twin City League "a gNe
are giving lust what the cranks want.
L Stanton. the champions OF Virginia
and West Virginia. were yesterday De-
sfeated BY the Brownies.t The Leaders IN the
Twin City League, by the score OF seven N.
to two. IN ;5S s$
$g The players on both sides put UP stellar la
work This was true particularly OF Pow '''N''
ell, Moore and Porter, Of the visitors, ana
Eacho, Hulcher, Hicks and Kno OF
the Brownies
The Brownies inaeld. embracing AM 81
thony, Eacho. H icks and N CIV oy. IS Z as s5
fast as Richmond ever saw and WI WI N "
Iulchers and McLeavy III the points. no IN
1t Hp s to tie sixth s' inning the game was
In the first inning Sharp hit
and On choice d and e s'a,,,'
scored on Porters hit. Tremble. slid
down on the hit and tailed on j ohnnie
d But that Nv was ali Tor the big fellows
from Staunton. Once or twice I hey got
TO second, but no further. Ms NIX y 5s5
i In theR1fth Knowles 8hit a. hot on owe II
to Powell, who v threw Wild to Spen cer.g
Tho ball went over into; the east blea chs
cries and Knowles scored. u Then In Y les
next inning Mc15voy gota dead head to
first. and wen to- third on Eacho' s hlt:s
fEacho stole second, and both men scored
on Jones's error. The seventh wa n @
blank. Sst5 3ss5 .ss5 a. s1as
81 The victory was clnched In the eighth.5
Sharp safed on lowell u s error and go 4 to-
second on an error of NJ oore,S which gave
sFacho his ba Sc. Tho latter swt ped sec 4
sond, land both men scored on Is nGwles'a
hit. dtcks got to- first On choice ss.s
cured second 8on Harris's error, went to-
third on Port RS Il error and scored on on
sI<nowes's hit. 5sGs
5 10 sum up, the Brownies made one
earned run, with the same cred Ito the
sitors. Errors ~ re sswha ta@ d Ia It for
Staun on. M a3l3 NJ sssg
4s91n the ninth inning Moore the visiting
pitcher, strained muscle 81 II his leg 4
while running to second base.s and res
tired in favor Of J ones. y II vii not be
able to- play again this week. 6
81 The attendance was up to the sta ndardG 4
of the old Atlantic League. and the play
Ing was just-as good, II not bet ter.
,895 To- day Fitzpatrick will pitch for the8
Brownies and Is Rose will play In center
field. Jones will pitch for Staunton a
large crowd Is promi sed IL or tod ay. The
score tells the story inSd detail:
X HNG rs "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

BARR led ID i ,Crozet, Va, August
18TH, DIIzABETII WILSON, daughter
~ of William and sallics Gibson Barrel.
3saged nve nnnttN AMI twenty-eigHts
AS Burial service at Hollywood at s RI
4 NJ. OFpAYs 4 tuesday !. $s
BURNS. - Died, August 18TH, q the resi-.
Z Street ANN p III lHABETII SBJ Rms, i9t
Funeral notice later,
M Asleep IN esls! pea full rest! .'s3f
Whose waking is Supremacy blest, Il,
n q fear,&no foe shall dim hal h9llr
rha mani festsl Il he Sc yiour's POW
BRoWN MI led al his res q en- %. IN IieIl'
3 rico county. Sunda II gpst q n
B no NN be So ntyr 4
eighth year az his Az Az leaves a WllN
Funeral yesterda al II NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
z Mlrs Elizah.eth ATYree..

Mrs Elizabeth a. Tyree. wi dow Of the
late James Tyr ee. who was d Isl lnguishedi
for his gallantrygln the Con federal e army,
died at the residence of her "a ugh ter
Mrs. Benja min III III ke. Saturtl a CA nj ght.s
Mrs. Tyree was one OF the old est tnhab-
itants Of Fulton. and had been an Invalid
fora number OF year rs. She Us sn rylved by
one daughter. NJ rs. Ben an,in n Al The
funeral took place yesterday morning a z
II o. clock from the home OF Ter d ugh ter,
.cnrnertnf 4Nicholsona and Fultona Strects.Essaaz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

Second Race for Upton Cup.
$Es VI. fBy Associated Press.l
u CHICAGO, August 15-The second race FOL
the Upton cup was Won by the ST. Clair. Of
Detroit, to-day. 5.5t q tfGSS X a{5 g{ rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
5VIRaiNlA9sEAsIDE RESORT

Macon: Macon. Augusta. gam 9 posi- poned
rain. 65s W III at e
1 Az Jacksonyile: Jacksonville. Savannah:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
COACH EXCURSION RATES VIA
4 soUTHE I'm RAILWAY TO .sT.LOUlS5 \

On each Tuesday In August the South
icrn Railway will sell low rates coach
excursion tickcts8to ST. Louis. Mo-. and
return. limited ten days from dateSfofs
sale, ut very low rate;a rate from Rich
lnond fl7oo. This tickle applies via Ashe-
vile, aud famous Land Of the Sky.
For full information, amply o5your ticket.
~ FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
,GeOrge@8W. ROckefeIIeT, e


MONA C,Il. s Al a ugust * George
sdng 8, o N GU tfs a,,nd
( dead on Saturday II ghl on the sloorS, 4, 4.
his barn. MI; z h ~ resi-,
some llninlp ortant p,irposs, y " I !, SUP ~
jectH Ills going there ito his, family
the usual hour for re tlrinf honr Is
that her husband MAS In trouble Q Y 9,
Waking about midnigllt and lnd n q,
Went to the barr In search OF him, Where
NporSins a large poo Dol Of blood e resulting
from arteries which lad been se Y, ed
by the ia 3. his head t{prnba p 81 ln!g
the floor first, Flo was thorroug cold,
the acsid lent plobah by occ ;rt rea
ssaa 40 hGes 5ss
that MI Rockefeller In the dark absent; I.
5mindedly walked into that ,nenl,l Y \
STRIKING rl his head on the lower aoor ne 4
s Nj. Rockefeller had lived in Mathews
fax tha 1aast thraa paars. and resided
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ii Mr. Richard W,
citizen OF Fulton,
Nicholson Street
O'Clock, after a
mem Der of the
Episcopal Churcl
his labors for ar
survived by his
Mary s. Batterle
lMessrs. James a
Arrangements4,
been completed.