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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
BRANCH KITCHEN.
Famous Bloodhound Detective
WEEDS Well Known y Dung Lady

Especial to Tho Times Dispat oh. }
SIS sUTFO DIX " Al, Sept. John ]. s.
Branch, the bloodhound elective, n and
Miss ella Ma lie Kite hen. daug htcrgof the
late Captain Dixon ". chen. were
married this afternoon at tho Ba ptiht
Church in Windsor. Va. the BRIDES home,
BY Rev. G. r. Rylnnd. Tho bride was
ElXsT away by brethsrMSI, Edward ~, I'd
ME Branch, daughter Of the brideg room.
was maid OF honor. There was no. best
man, The ushers We're DR.. j. NJ. Raby
Parkc8 p. Deans Emmett King and Glen
nan Pierce, of Wind sor, q nd Leonard W.
Williams, IN L Baker, a. Hinton Har-l
grove and IT. l. Kyle, Of Suffolk. q.
q The aud itoritm 5sg was decorated with
eyergreens GOLDEN Iod and ported plants :,
shaded lamps A;irs Us poh,s
more Atlantic City and Now sY ~ Che
Ocean Shore limited train from Richmond
Petersburg. IVaverlyS and Sui folk to-day
made anSeXceptioIlsofEs Windsor through.
courtesy 10 the bridal pa Tty. Il.
The bridal train ran Into I. herd be 20 Q; +
.utes. delay. while fragments of beef were
extracted from the engine machinery IT
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Z Missing Since May
;p,ct,tcial Is The5 3I,imes-D ispatch.) 3

(Spccial to Tho 8Times- Dispat tell
IS BLUIFIELD, W. VA., Sept some
time in tho spring OF this Year MI NJ y, y
3. II ebdtch, OF Buckingham county, Va,
spondencc Schools, tame{to this, SECTION ~
10 prosecute his business SINCE May ,; 5th
Ale has not been heard Of, and his brother,
Mr. j. "a IIebditch, is now in the city
and section, seekingt to find some trace of
tho missing young man: The missing man
WAS OF d melancholy disposit ion. and had,
timated that he contemplated suicide, but
nothing was thought OF his gloomy intl-
nations until hisYniysterlous disa ppeanl-
ance. He was last seen at keystone on
MAY 9Th, and since then no TRACE can DO
found of him j Il Is feared that he has
wandered 10 the mountains and taken his
life, and that his body has not yet been
found, and IL found has been buried with
out Identification. His brother Will pay
"a liberal reward fol- informal ton that VIII
4 lead to finding hiniT dead or alive aa
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Y VIRGINIA
B|'R (, I.'.E] [ t:

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
{AIIrDRS,r (; ~ Az, Sept. 7.--AIr. Powell
Smoot, IL we'll knoWn saw mil man Of
this county, lad Stwo nice mules killed
by a Southern Railway train yestorday.
The mulos made their escape from Mr..
Slnoot and we're GOING along the railroad,
track toward iI.ynchbuls. from which
place they were gotten by Mr.. Smoot,
when they were run down by a train and
i,.SYNCHBllRG. The newly organ
was effected afterga tent meeting several
weeks d co. In which there. werc about 3Gp
converts, has purchased u LOT. and y new
church building VIII lie erected ut once.
Another tent meeting III pearngton, am
other suburb OF the city Whlchglas been
in progress three weeks, has already tre,5
f i, Is exbcetsa hst another ne
VIZ hYScii eerps e en- 4
s snspsdd o Ms h. dssfSss'E npSae Hss
~ ! new railroad from The lin" Of the
sG Sath sT r'l NEWS. I% SaniasS Jones'
eham iSs fsafieF weight IF Tic World
sske FcrnfKSa thm1 %aI0 10 WIZ phpss
Inc Academy OF Music Monday night.
Rcinecke has thrown Jones several INES
LET
fisTDtsBuRli, VA .--Thc Dixie Peanut
Company. II. y. Balm, Wakeield, pTest.
dent. has contracted With Mi. Moser, I
sMpora SeY Tor the so9sffnSsis a qat q
at il cost of $4,000 X L 81 d,
ORANGE, YA.-rcontractors Mcdonald.
OF This place, llis commenced work on z
The new track nf the Southern ltall Way
between here and p shea's Cut, west. q 8,
ROANOKE, yA..gA Blair Antrim, pre-, !,
ident OF the Board of Alderfnell ", " NJ Y Y
acting Mayor during the absenS (. ~ J
Mayor Cutchn. has crented " bls "a. "a
by his orders % the police % break W
rsid last night q, sis teen houses !, ans Y
taken 10 the citation house where ". tIhes
wcyt. bSilad FOR appGt IA nee ll%Xt Satllrutiy
| GiJFFGl.ii Y. A.. Hon. Claude a.. Z, swan
son last might addressed hhe 4, F At, :,
| lin, =, II !. 7 -.
sA a!as % yrs 81 'G, obsF, e 'sat
| IN the suburbs; loss, Sl,1yO.
| ARIlt;NTON. YA.--'rhe second annua
/ e3a!hitsof tl.e AYnrrenton Colored itorsl
4 Show Associatioli Has held here ta.da
4 IN several classes "a fun field of excel
| lent holsns were shown, most of theIi
J peing borrowed for the occasion.
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The Harlem Running
Inv AssocIatcd 5Press.)

Al = The (E3y Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept .--R esults at Sflar lem:
First "a ce-5 ID furlongs- Mary Eleanor
III to 81 first, Dundalll5(7 to y second
Green Rose Is to y third. Time, 4 :07 20.
s Second ra ce-hye furlongs7-1 Exalted q.
toll first. Eotros q to y sec ond: Michael
9Byrnes re to q third. limo. :0l.
Third race-onc milo Gregor X i g to- y
first. FonsolocT u3 toE1) second !, Princess
sTulaneE( to- 81 third. Time. !: 70,
Fourth zrace-one mlle-N ewmown Hay
5(3 to p first. Brand Now 6 to ~ sec
sond, King Ellsworth u 70 y bird. ~ Time,
La 49, y IL
& Fifth ra ce-5 10 sfurlongs-Lady Ellison
3(13 &tos 4 first Sincerity Belle 90 { to ~
second, rdlestonc 4 TO y hire. 8 Time,
I :G5$ ass. & 4f sfsS y
to y first. Mayor Johnson "a to y sect
ond Mad Mullah {. TO y third. Time,
s1:12 $50. IA
Seventh I'd ce one mile-Duti ful teyen)
4 first, Ebony e to- ] second, Hans Wagner
~ to y third. Time i al
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with#tlic mother country, precipita ted
upon tho drop of a hat, TO glorfy the ad =

n,ot1,cr co,,ntr,, nraf,init n fed
up 4 !, II, a, drop OF e gloTify the ID
81 rIier Ia inist NO, ,;s moo a. ,ith
al natlsns, en tanglins aliahsesS With
dea Rs pt to pro ea
ara asents il power ,Eyer \, eson aa le
question ~ mst pause before az issueso
vsstaTins e discuss 1, 6 y. to,aigh ne
ad s,
II 4 RepYbliS;4tnand oyehr abon
bs%sers WoSd fs en- nal
ilG asanst
~
M sSD!y d sn Ills s asyh g "
BECAUSE ~ seems 70 e the W. thss
70 do the entighsetnetui 1da az Nv
pfuasn' u'a The issue s:'ne ,3 = 8u
Issue before Re IS
grow SO I" potent, to SO lntrench itseifSin
dire conyuhls a aal 1e hee r1 oo
ls s' y take hoeseSeIt ma FslSpanks M S
Whilst NH a tha an o AZ ia srer an DaSis
balance OF Y !, y noW !,
SpssRsg ns aRsss on sss
on Rules supporItSn On ia s seke ony y
!. !. I, !, !, !. / 1 !, ~ M ~ rac.
the n
welt OCCUPY the a, iofemnst pnfifIt t NJ
pnhlic mind. tneY MN, IN n,
g.. ~ nc al, ns
were the rbeginnlnE ana tM Ea enc =, III, III,
chaptsE ba.t 9snause w - hod Hin ~
just pl.y n nra
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CALCULATING MUKl X Den !.
Part Of Russian Army III Dan
ger oL>Being8 Cut Off s5
SbyS Japanese. III
.3byJ japanese.
I NV Associated Prcss.)

II AIIJ1lDEN, September e. Delayed in
trans,nissio Pert Of tho Russian army
(which is coming TO Mukden. by wagon
road is in danger Or being cut off. All
day and night Monday, the Japanese
In the hills on the East road shellcd the
Russian troops. In one Instance, the
Japanese infantry attacked q large force
1 OF Russian infantry and artillery which
had taken TO the hills, running parallel
10 the Japanese, in protecting the flank
OF the retreating army,
q Troops, guns and transports arc pour
ing into NIukdcn by train and road.
considerable transport was left l,phind.ts
Il The roads arc III a 8frishtful# 5 te,
sbwing TO tho heavy rain Monday 81 &, i
\ The main Russian army pushing MORT n
ward, Is {evacuating Mukdcn. s3a8
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vote on New Y orles would serve a sal
$i,tary check on his usiirpation Of pow

vote oYa New y orks would serve a SAL
/ $iitary check on his usurpation Of po ".
er and no effort should be spared TO
secure tfits result. The lesson OF the
4 Vermont election Is that tho iidcpetid.5
eits and tho Democrats must work
with Increased vlgor5 and under Q
moro thorough system. Truth may be !,
self.eyident, but 1t aiss not self -enforc.
Ing. Truth is mighty but II Will not
prevail without all the aids Of publi- Is
city. Truth must be proclaimed III
1 Illustrated, established, enforced. Most
important Of I'LL, truth must have q \
1i'T'ho result OF the Vermont clec--s#
ton jGnlakes IL In my judgment, all
thd moro imperative that Judge Park N
or shall realize and perform his duty n
to tho millions or honest voters, who
seek no office, look for no personal
gain In this election. but who SEQ
in, him, m ideal and o hope. and
aspire 10 preserve through y HIM. tho
Institutions they, love- Tho people K
need ajudicnl chief magistrate, but
not Moo judicial n candidate Tho
Judge Is trained to look at both sides
: OF tho case; tho, candidate should
have Ills hands full In looking after \
his own. From d Judge Is expected
cautious adcl11erauOHt ITOHl IA tLu I, EeAllTbS
Edidato inspiration, energy, prornE'ts
| ness and aggressive Impulse It Is
tho part ofHn leader to lead III the Ct
combat OF IDEAS, III the conflict q
principles, In the denrnciation of pub
lie wrongs, in the presentation and
y reinforcement Of truth. 2;
ut is because Isso strongly desire
= Judge Parkor's election that speak
so plainly on this subject. l admire
gliis 1udIcfIl temperament, II appreciate y
tho great personal sacrifices lie has
4 mndc In accepting the nomination.
s.But having accepted It, earnestly
beg OF you when YOU 500 him to- Il
morrow mt SEsopus to urge that he
4 accept also tho full: responsibilities
3 or disposition; that no Will not per-
4 NIT the campn Ign u Il, Now Y oi'k =. p
ygpivotal stntc--to be nnismannged by II
e tho small poll ticians vii besots him;
that ho will, In tho next sixty da ys. y
X DO even moro than hereto fore NJ the II
q ucoplos leader and "a teacher, their. 4
tribune md hdvoc cate. IS II FL asSs
(Signaturc,) s3SSs
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LIRE SAVED 81 sWAMp.RooTl'3.
The WonderYuT ktdroy Liver and ,6fad q sf
RGmedy. ST Ii
SAMPLE sorrLe SENT FREE ~ W ".

SSNWE - =. ~ ~ VI e. SE ~ Q y
Swamp Root discovered by the ernine ~
kidney and bladder specialist, promptly y,
cures kidney, liver, bladder and uric ac e.
troubles.
K Some of tho carly symptoms o. .W .',i
kidney lssro rain or dull ache III the ba ck,
ittutnat ism, dizziness, headache, n ",
volisness, catarrl, of the bladder, sr 'i''
or calculi blontlt1g, sallow coinplex 81
puffy or dark circles under tho eyes SUP "
spreysion of ,irinc. or compelled to pass
SWater often day and night,
The mild md extraordinary eilcct - Is
tile world-fanlous kidney remedy, I, y ~, !,
1Slliner's Swamp Root, is soon Ieaalzsu;
1T stands the highest for It's Wonae f1 Y
cures OF the most distressing cases. =! =
you need a medicine, you should mayo nay 9
tho best.
e swanp-Root Is not recorme ended for
everything, but sit you have kidney. il .,e
bladder or uric acid trouble, you VIII ING ing
1t lust the remedy you need.
Sold by druggists In fl L ana o!le-
dollar sizes. You may have q sh SAM
hottie OF Or. Kilmer's swamp ROOF una ,FA
d pamphlet that tells all about It, m 1
Guiding many Of the thousands OF 5lc .,ss
tors received from sufferers cured, pott
sent free by 8fnail. Write Or. IS inner ana
Company, Bngharlton, N. Y, and please
DO sure to mention that you read tn ms
generous offer In Tho Richmond gil Jgtll
Iitnes-Dispatch. Don't mako any MS!
tnke, but remember the name, sSWal mp
Root, DR.. lxilners Swamp ftcc u anu
the address, Binghamton. n. w on - every
bDttlc ssss5sss. 81 4 59f l545
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vlRcINIAg DAY, ST. 20 uls, Sc PIT 2s1i
sNATIoNAL FARMERs $coNVENJloh
sEPT. &c, BOTH sPEclALs Pc R6ON,s
- ~ l. ~cYrnHiIcrE r. TOUR TO sy,5

5 THE WORLDS Fab W I.
# SiS II soUTHE RN RAILWAY Z. %
The Southern allway VIII operate spe-
clul personal conducted train 20 Nyorld,s
Fair September goth, consisting O. tine
most modern and up'to. date I'nllmams
and first class day Goa chcs, wh!cl, VIII
lie operated through to ST. Louis without
change, in charge Of aS competent and
courteous sropresentatiy n8o u the passenger
department, Southern Railway, WHOSE
measure 1t will be o 4 look carefully q r.
topr the comforts of our patrons The
route Will lay through Danylllc, Halis.,
hurry, Aaheyllle, .The Land Bof tho Sky
knoxville ii Louisville, and tho famous
blue grass section OF Kentucky. BY USING
Iris train you will he insured q dellgl lt-S
fiji. comfortable journey, through oneglo'ff
thcSmost charming and picturesque Sec
lions Of country In the World and VIII
reach ST, Louis In time to sparticlpate@in1
tha State Celebration and Farmers ana
Cotton Growers, Convention. 4. 5s ,iiS
\ For full Information amply to nearest
ticket agent or address. v IS u Y s.5
M { G. & W. yI1STBU n -
District Passenger q cent. Richmond, Va.
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Morning Star 3 eaten
3 (Bys, AsyIo,cs a t.eld a oreIsI,.s.

I7-13I tl5yI SHHsUC Ek.BS1
IIARTTORD.sC CONN., Sept, 7.-T he most
interesting race Of the third day OF tho
Grand Circuit meet at Charter Oak Park
prise 4 Waa furnished when the8 fnvorite.y
Morning Star, was beaten. Summarizes:
II 2 20 pace. the Connecticut sta kes. purse
and NTH heats and race 4. Morning Star.
first eand second # heats, second e; Baron
iGratlan, third. Best time, |. :05 a 9.
and second heats and race I, Icereno, third
heat, SECOND: Hawt horne. bird. a88 Best,
time. 2:g7 La Il .s
three Straight heu Is. Daybook. second; \.
Jim Kyle. third. Best time, 11:07 L.
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MEN q BOYS Q uTflTrEAs

was gowncd III white ACCORDION apleatcd
SILK and point lace, c;il,ryng white roses.
Miss Bessie D. r ice, who wore whiteEsllk
null over blue taffcta, and carried pink
'>Ihe. wedding march sw,ls played BY Io-t
Scph b. Friend, Jr Master Harry WI l.
liams was ring bearer, and Miss Emily
Rice flower Girl The rs hers en- tered Il as a
follows: Mn. II TT II l. utcheso on and q. il:
Wood. Of Lynchburg e MI &, z: Ia leo and
Mi. D g: Rice of Ora nge Il Alessrs. w.
"A and MR.. lcc.9 Of r tchmondi
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+ CAPTURE STORES.
Vast Russian Accommodations Fall
Into the Hands Of the I'll
Ial2allcse,

(5y Associated Press.)
TOXIC, Septembcrs7, r. Mine gem
3eral staff has not yetSmadc public any
details of the battle OF Lao Yang.
The people are still celebrating tho VIC
tory, but therc,is considerable speculation
over the official silence regarding Gcn7
eral Kuroki's movements since Sunday.
1t is reported that the Japanese, not
5Withstanding he ravages of fire, captured
vast accumulauonsS of Russian stores and
ammunition at Lilo Yang.
sSSyS The report that Lieutenant Teraouchi
ION Of Iicutnhdrtt-G General Tcraouchi, min.
lister or war. was killed In the fighting
before Lilac Yalng, IS denied to-day.
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Cook the Winner.
NV AssOcInted I'reHs,

SEA qIItT. Sept; .-T II 3 h sere :
cup match was won \. ,I g;b ~
s sic oting understhe coiors Of he Manllat..
tan Rifle and Revolver AssoclsatiG,n, .t O. O,
f fo,,w poIIts out ot possible l05 Tho oli1-
many team match Was won by Company
~, Second r iment, Nntiona.l, .Guardts;
OF 3to Spoints out OF a possible 35,
T'hc competition 4 for the $4,000 sDrSyd1fG sn
trophy the most important event OF y lle
moe |. XVIII tnke place sto-molroW w.. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
..Ll [..,t,.l T,.oBl4A4c5yce,.o:1,:.
The Association Elects Officers
for the YearSales for Year. III
fSnncinl q Tho TinleS- ID ispa tch.l a4tEs

t tns Il held here Syesierday tho following
officers were REELECTED for the .ensuin Iu
i,resldent. r. C!S stokes: ecrctary and
Treasurer, james Franklin,5 Jr.. and super
slsorof So les and weights N.Y. SDl I'M.
Ing. SEP TENDER. lst8s showed am q ggreEate5
la IN al go .S4l pounds Of obacco sur
ing9stlie year. II This is "a IS shortngcst1 f'
Ia,630, 600 hen compared VIII sit w
period of the previous yea - ri ;s3 n
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Amelia Teachers

534I Especial to- The rimcs-D lspntcll.)
AM ELLA, VA Sept. lies District.
School Bodrd has apo ted the following
te;lchers School No.. In 3I3. 3ES Mason.
Mrs. S. .A.IIVootton;f school No. 3-N1iss
Blanche M;lrtln:. school No: IN ss Linda
White; schoo Nos 9.-la. II Irving. Miss
dress school No. 13-M ISIS Taylor; school
No. 15--NIiss Fannie T'ow lltcs. s
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the machine with the flounces and fss-
bellows OF civic ghtcousn ess, " hlle N =!
latIng acrtlcng slse 4, " !,
surpassed during tho worst times y; US The
spells system he HAS 80 stignA tiaed. AZ! ana
1ranco Is he S7Ircbukos, q more personal and
nutocratic than. he 4 is himself s5sa Was
Grant. whom ipS life no persistently antag-s
tionsSa of & public Sentiment? And si 4 We
shnvo1 een suel8things in the green Leaf
what no expec to,. seq al w atle
not nEaingin s100S? Tho tradition broken,
What not bc the slbilties ~ 1ol2
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$16.OO ROUND -lTRlP-S16.OO
Wv Gli55 20 II OFT n =
WORLDS FAIR ii. LOUIS.

MA. KS NORFOLK AND sWESTEHN nv.
Tickets tat above rate will be SO Id every
tuesday during the months of August,
{septemner and October, limited to ten
siIed 10 q irteen days, sgl60; sixty days.,
I'D. 90: season ticket, $500. These tickets
viii allow stopover at Summer Resorts
J, ,atween 4 Bedford and Bluefield within
finnl limit e ticket. Two fast vest1buled 4
trains, With through Pullman sleepera,$
parlor and dining cars, @ For descriptive
MI ter Of the World's Fair and further
informal ION apply at cornpanys Office
3S3s' East Main Street. Isl n 5s1 4, 853
- O, 81, WAGNER. 5 9. H. BosLEY,
Sst city Pass Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent,
/. .s5sTr IS IS OUR GAY.
95 September 2Sd is Virginia Day at the
st, Louis Exposlt fon. It is the :lay OF
days for yirglnians. Rev. Herbert NJ
HTIopc will run personally conducted
excursion on September Goth, 8Si s59s
for those who will Suso 4Fullmans as we'll
as FOR those who Will use day coach les.
Tho excursion will Wbo via the scenic
4 Oh sapeako and Ohio, the quickest, clean
est and best route. You VIII save money
and lime by going With him, For par
Room 30, Merchants Natlonal Bank build
Ing, n richmond, Va. 5
WAY! UP IN The INC FOUNTAINS.
II is delightfully."- cool, and tickets to all
{,.,ountainI resorts on the Norfolk and
Western Rail way will be sold ut greatly
\ cduced tratca until September 3oth, good
returning until Dctober slst, 1901. Have
YOU been on top the Peaks Of Otter, or
{ 10 Mountain i aka fhothg above tho Sclouds)g
or to wonderful fatgral Bridge or the
famous Cavern of Luray9 r. Now Is tbs
best time to co. For complete Inf r1na-
& tion apply to John o.. Wagner, Clty Pas
fsengerf Agent, a38 Main y Street, or c. II,
F EosIey,5 District Passenger Agent,
ITO THE WoRL DIS FAIR VIA S oLTH.s
b. Err N II RAJ LWAY r n R OUCH LIAM \
OF TIL E s<Y'',i SPEC lAr Re H.
tsoNALLYlF g oN'pu CITE . TIC UR
sEPTEMRER r 20, 1904, 81
n rho Southern Railway egs to- ans
Eneuncc on Eeptcnber goth they WI 3oT-g
4crato special train to tho lY0lld's FAIR,
st. Louis, charge ~ q represNst-
Stutiye az tile Passenger Dora rslaent, ao-a
ing throuEl, IA ST. Louis ithoul 5GllanSe
via a shcvi lie, Land of the s'ks .ES tnoSvj
,alle,s Lexington i.ouisylle. etc, 1hef!
train will no coln posed Of both AZ Imam
and Day Coaches. Very low rates gNill
Apply, For detailed nforlnatloA u a ppty
u ticket agents. ar nc dress Y, NJ. Yest-f
Lury, d. s1,. A., II ielliliond,8Y Va,
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Visits Navy Department.

s3ii5SS5Ii (By Associated SPress.)
35 yYASHlNGTON. Sent. 80 ear Admiral
Harrington, commandment Of the navy
yard, a Norfolk, was at the Navy Depart
s1nent to-day in conference with Secretary
Morton and other officlaly rcga rding work
and affairs at the Norfolk yard II I ss
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Major ID lmar's Eff ortt
a (Bv Asso7cIated l|pre q.

BY AEsocIate ed q ess.) ~
y SYRACUSE, n |. ", Sept. 477s- Ma jorS Del
trotting record OF zoe "a Without a wind
shield In his "a tteInpt this a fternoon at
the New. FORK stafd Fair. The Major,
first Quarter in thirty seconds, the half In
ono minute. the three-quarters In 1:3l ~ /,
and the mile In = zoe ia t2s
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TX, THE WoRL DIS FAIR VIA S oUTH.
#ERN 4 HALLWAY, d T II r oUG GIL LAND
OF TIL E skYl",i SPEC lAL r.
soNALLY& G ONpu CITE p TOUR
sEPTEM,RER 60, 1904, n
GO no ST, LOUIS
Via q g. O, Route,

3 Now Is tho time to go 10 ST. Louis 70
see the Worlds Falr, Z he IsxIpsiti ion Is
at it's height and daily attendance inss
4creasng,
q. s. Q, trains leave Richmond at 800
& y, N. and 1879 II. nj. TenfdaY. Goa cll ,eSr
t,,irsipns. lcks.s ON sale every Tue sda5,3
Shortest quickest ana best route.
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Clark Howell, Il editor OF tho a tlar,ta
Constitution spoke to the toast ~ Dem
locratics Success tho Guarantee OF Ma
snonal Unity" Nj Mr. Howel's reference
TO mob violence was VI gorously, oh eered.5
"a ohnSB sStoll ed itor Of tho South Bond
Qntl.l Times, responded n to the toast
.TrlumphantS Demo cracy. IN;
Andrew Mclean editor of the Brooklyn.
citizen. closed the experimenting when
he responded to The Democracy Of the
Empire State. rs 81
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PRETTY 20 S Till &
UNBEATEN, WINS AGAIN

1131 974 (By Ted 1PfcsSsl
LONDON, Sep. - rctty Polly Eo = 4
the ST. ELeger sta kes at DoncaA er 70 day:
pretty Poiiys win max cs her folirtee
successive ictory. hc ~ !as a "a
vet boon EbcatCn, 4ala
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.SeptemberC Comes in with a Bound
and we're bound to be- ahead.
on headgear. II
@Ourihead Is notnoosed to any
hat manufacturers.
Il Here are the leading hats
from every d uarter. ssi
& Dunlap's, 81 course, II you
wantthe best. &.
Others, tl1oug h, SS1.Bo up.
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Torpid. Ceng,estad Liver

is urinary cause Of disease, Quo bottle
Of Drake 4 I'uln,et Nine y, sslress 4 Trial
Chicago, wells and Minor Drus Comsl
Sany, distributing agents,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
! Scores 3, les. Y es,t,e..irda;ly,,

4 81 NJ .4 tQyes ! eSterQa l3ll
AtlaptA- tlapta, q; Nashville.
AAftliaita' 81; Nashville 81 s(Eecond garne).f
Al little X oak--hi emphls. /: little, Rock,
Al Rirnilpsham -H lrmlng am. s.; Mont-
q AL Nav prleans-s hreyeport. 4; New Or
'ss New oss III d Shreveport tseeonu
gaMe), IS Is ~ 81 & l52 5.t NJ
-1nuel N agh was sent on to the gran
fSOUEsons the charge OF assaulting Geprs
fker,s a negro workman a the setllin
il lasin, az
In the clerk IS office yesterday a. llcens
WAS issued for the marriage Of }Nliyl
A1 ". harrington and Matilda Schnlldt,, L
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# Good chance.to take look at.
these suits from last season
We're selling around half.
price while you've got your
head in.
4 Just as we'll save $500 or
$1,000 on q suit if you can get
Wh atsyou want-a nd you can.
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ss Would Run No Risk.
III Nov ar could a, change OF part los u be-
Beffectc with so little danger to- existing
conditi IONS. What u risks 10 even llonesl
blicansb take In setting Roosevelt unu
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House Was Robbed.
THE police: are looking for thief who
broke into the house, Il o. 100 North Seq.
ond Street, and carried Off So In moneS.
Entrance was effected through a. window
early yesterday morning.
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Facts From Fairfax.

Facts From Fairfax.
(special5to The Times Dispatch.)
Il EAIRFAN,$ IVA, Sept. 1.-The foundn-.
lion for The Fairfax National Bank Is
being laid. ,5t 4,
5s Mr.2NV. u. Cross was elected Mayor at
the last meeting of tho Council.
Work on the electric line is progressing.
rapidly. sB
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Speech of Howell.

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