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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
NEWS FROM
SOUTHSIDE.
Street Committee Met Last Night
and awarded Con
tracts,
TWO LADIES ARE DRueeED
TWO LADIES ARE DRuGeED
Burglary Committed Early Yes.
tcrday NlorningNcw Pas
tor at Oak Grove. Il

Manchester Bureau. Tmcs-Dispatch(
No. lie Hull Street.
The Street Committee met last night
and pursued business relating to tho
cleaning Of the streets and awarded tho
tr,-monthly contracts.
Chief OF Police Iipscomb asked That
the present force Of workmen employed
in cleaning tho streets be continued for
thirty days longer. After a short de-
bate, when the necessity for the meas
ure was shown. the request was granted.
Williams and Broaddus we're the bid
ders for the feed contract for the next
three months. Williams being tho low
est bidder, the contract was awarded to
him.
Mr. Landrun1 received the contract for
shoeng and the mechanical work Of the
department.. The corner OF Ninth and
Perry Streets. being in u ba d condition.
the city engineer was instructed to MAKE
an estimate of the cost OF repairs TO the
pavement.
The pavement on the west side OF
Eleventh Street was likewise ordered to
be repaired. &
The opening Of several alleys in the
Fourth Ward was referred to subcom.
mlttee. s
Rev. ]. X. Faulkner has. accepted
call to Oak Grove Baptist Church Ho
Is seventy-threeQ years :of q ngeslands.has
been in the ministry for lfirtS--six years
The congregation Is much pleased with
their new pastor.
Dragged and Robbed.
The home Of Mrs. Matte Wake. on
Stockton Street was entered and rob-
bed in the early hours of yesterday morn
ing. h,re burglar, or burglars, used a
powder In their operations, rendering
their victims unconscious. The powder
was spread over the bed occupied by Mrs.
Wake and also on the bed occupied by
Mrs. William Davis, In room adjoining
the one used by Mrs. Wake. The only
loss discovered was that Of a So bill which
had been carefully. hidden, under some
coffee in the, safe, 80 The two, rooms were
ransacked, but apparently nothing else
was secured The two ladies suffered
very much yesterday morning from the
effects OF the powder. the composition of
which is unknown.
Abbott-Winn.
Mr.. j. Il C. Abbott and Miss Mabel VIM
were married yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. in the home OF the bride, at
Pleasant Grove in Lunenburg county.
by Rev. G. Q. Woodward. pastor OF Co
wardn.A Avenue Christian Church. After
the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Abbott left
on a northern tour. They will make
their home at No. 20l East Eleventh
Street. n
Personals and Briefs.
Rev. F. s. Forrest. OF Caroline coun-
TT. spent Wednesday night with Rev.
Robert P. Lumpkin.
Joseph E. Johnston Camp, OF Confede-
rate Veterans, went on trolley ride to
Petersburg last night.
Dr.. Hayes. Of North Carolina, is visit
ing Mr.. Davidson. at Dundee, at Forest
Hill.
The condition OF Mr.. W. 7. A shbrooke,
who was operated on for appendicitis re-
Gently, is regarded as about the same.
Mrs. NJ. J. Moore, vile Of Policeman
Moore, Is still very Ill.
Rev. Father Cyril De. Muynck has com
menced to move. TO his new charge.
Re will preach his first SERMON In Sac
red Heart Church next, sunday.yss.
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GREETING OF
THE,E..M| | ; !
: 1900
Kaiser William Sends Message
Of Congratulation to Ger
r11an-Amcricals.
CELEBRATION YESTERDAY
Baron Spcck Vol, Stcrnburg
And Hon. Carl Scf,urz Among
Those Present. s II,
YESTERDAY
tny A.sociatcd Fress.)

tf3y Associated Fress.)
ST. LOUIS, October 6.-Onc OF the larg-
est demonstrations that has character
lied the Worlds Fair and one that gath
cred possibly the largest crowd on tho
wide and spacious Plaza Of st. Louis. was
tic celebration OF German Day. The
principal visitor OF tho occasion was
Baron spcck Won sternb,,rs, German am
hassador to America, who boro greeting
which had been received by cable from
Emperor William, conveying his acon3
.gratulations to tho citizens OF America
on the national celebration OF a German
Day, Another distinguished visitor was
the, Hon. Carl schurz, Of New York, who
delivered an address, In which he placed
particular emphasis upon the fact that
Germany values most highly the friond-s
ship Of the United States. and thut the
long current rulnors OF possible friction
between the two nations are simply ca.
nards conceived by ;unprincipled agtators.
Baron won Sternhurg told OF the pride
he felt In being present as the reprcsen-
tative nf. tho Kaiser at this celebration,
and read the cablegram received from
the Kaiser, which was as follows:
II convey my imperial greetings and
congratulations to those dauntless citi-.
zens tof America whose wish ltshas been
that the Worlds Fair at st. Louis should
not pass by without the celebration OF a
German Day. May this gloriou day be
celebrated In unmarried rejoicings and
stand as a worthy testimonial Of the im-
noortEnt uaart U1layed by the German
immi grafton In the wonderful development
of the great transatlantic republic.
. WILLIAM. i. r.
84sUpor,Intino y October g. 1904 - tf51t2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
MANY MATTERS
OF IMPORTANCE \
Board Of Aldermen Will Have
an Interesting Session
Tuesday Night.

There Will be many matters OF in,-
portance before the meeting of the Board
of Aldermen next Tuesday night, and
one of then, will be the ordinance fixins
The Mayors salary at sS,e1o instead OF
50 900 as at present.
%lt looks as If the proposition will win,
though one of tho new members Is light
ing for a lower figure. The ordinance
comes from the Committees, on Finance
and Charter, Ordinance and Reform with
the Recommendation that it be adopted.
There seems bat little doubt now that
1t will go through the Board. and to the
lower branch. where it will surely pass.
Another matter of considerable public
interest is the resolution offered By Cap
tain r. Lc AIasurier. calling upon the
ni,r attorney 10 enforce the ordinance
recently adopted, prohibiting city en-,
pioyes and officials from holding seats
in party committees or from acting as
officers OF election. This has already
,tasscd the lower branch and VIII be
taken mp ny the Board Tuesday night
II. it passes the Board and is approved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Mr.. / OREE's RETIREMENT
CAUSES GENERAL SURPRISE Is z

y Something of a sensation has been
caused used in railway circles by the a.. an,
.nollncement Of the retirement Of presl-
dent y q Loree from TIE Ne hf fore o. VA US
Credited 1oen wit with being the highest aalarled
Of i in the United states, his q annual
remuneration being placed at $75,oM re &c
has been succeeded in the pre-, deaey Q 8
the company ~ y Monesse n,,e o of h 81
d tnI II Is undorstood VIII be nssigM !,
"a %. u. Winchell, president Of the CHI
cngo, Rock Island and Pncitlc , Ma1WtnSy y.
,r Nv enrv az tic Rock island Company
attribn.ed 10 lack Of harmony, (, VIII
some Of the policies OF tho controlllng w
tcrests In the t0mpa n.y. tg5s d re a Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
INDICTED ON TECHNICAL
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLING
I-,1I- Z 40 \ rs . z. 81 - Z
a(By Associated Press,

3 CINCINNATI OHIO NJ October 6,---Wil.8
liam D. Gaitrec formerly superintendent
of rural delivery for Ohio. Indiana and
Kentucky, was indicted by the Federal
grand jury to-day on n technical charge
Of embezzling s54 in purchasing filing
case for his Cincinnati office. Mr.. Gar
tree says the case was not paid for when
purchased. The s54 was included in his
monthly tatomcnt When tho warrant
was received from the Postoffice De-
pnrtment. Mr., Gaitreo says no casled It
as usual and througll an oversight for.s
got to pay for tho case. Later. the bill
for the case passed through his hands and
was marked correct. When tho dupli-
cate was discovered in Washington, Mr..
Gaitrce corrected and paid tho bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
POSTPONEs MARRIAGE
TO SERVE JAIL TERM

B WILLIAMsPORT, PA, Oct. .0.--William
McGray. through force OF circumstances,
has postponed his wedding from Octo }eI
18th to November 18th, having announced
this fact In 4 local newspaper vest erd;lyy;
ls tIe8is now Il prisoner In the county Jall
on a thlrty-day sentence and the explrn-
dhys beyond the date fixed for the we'd
ding ding Fl q had Il conference with his sweet
heart Yesterday and November 10Th was
fixed upon aatthc new date,
tho 100 invitations take due notice Of the
announced change In tho programme,
McCray committed M crime, He had
graz Jury. at last week s court, Ignored
Tho bill and threw the costs on Mctiray,
He had no money. and concluded ra ther
" edding and would serve thirty days in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
SKIN AND BLOOD.
Publication
Cu,icura Soap, Ointment /
and Pills
Cleanse the Skin, Scalp.
and Blood
Of Of T'o',rItullrIns, oliistigurins, Hu-
mo l|l J with v b Loss Of Hail! i i
COMPLETE TREATMENT sl.oo B.
COMPLETE TREATMENT sl00.

Thousands Of the worlds best peo-
pie have found instant relief and speedy
cure BY the use Of Cuticura Soap, Olnt.
ment and Pills in the most torturing
and dtanguring Of itching, burning and
scAly humours, ecsennas, rashes, itch.
inHs aud inilanmat lons.
Thousands OF tired, frettcd mothers
OF skin.tortured and disngurcd babies.
OF all ages and conditions. have ccrti.
fed TO almost miraculous cures by the
Cuti curA remedies, when the best med.
ical skill had failed to relieve much
less cure.
Cu,,cura Treatment Ia local and con.
stitutional - complete and perfect,
pure. sweet and wholesome. Battle the
Affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap
and hot water to cleanse the skin OF
crusts and scales and soften the thick.
ened cuticls, dry without hard rubbing,
and apply Cusieura Ointment freely 70
allsy itching, irritation and infamma.
ton, and soothe and heal. and lastly
take Cnt,cura Resolvent Pills TO- cool
and cleanse the blood. and put every
function in q state OF healthy activity.
More great cures Of simple. scrofdlous
and hereditary humours are daily made
by Cuticura remedies than BY all other
blood and skin remedies combined. o
single set being often sufficient to cure
the most distressing cases when al
else fails. sys
eeA throuahout the vo.lA. Cutieurs Rssolytet. ~.
d form O.. Chocolate coatsd Pills. ase.: pr yaI o. ooh
otntru sRt, ye sosp e8e. Dspot Loudon: Chsrser.
house Bot Paris. tss Dc IL Patx, Boston COLUMBUS
Ava. pott:, Drug and Chem: Cop. ees rrsps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
FOR GOOD ROADS.
County Enlarges Her
ryisI.&,cE Convict Force fs.

The county OF Bedford, whose public
roads are equal to any in tho State, Is
continuing the experiment made few
years ago OF working them with convcts
secured from the Pcnitentiary and it Is
proving most successful venture.
Already the county has twenty five con-.
svicts and yesterday sixteen more were
sent UP as reinforceme nts. @ss
This ddAbling OF force Is resorted to
in order to- get heroads in the best pos
sible condition before tho cold winter
weather sets In;
The county phys the penltentiary au- I
.tiIorftfes so much per day for The hire 81 81
the. conv!cts. saif,8tt
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z. r. LEWIS HERE.
Nelson County Murderer Sent,
"a Stare Farm

u. n. Lewis. the white man, who was
given twelve years by the Circuit Court.
OF Nelson for murder and who was re-
Gently refused n writ OF error by the SUI
premc Court. has been brought here to
begin his term Of service. He has been
transferred to the State farm. Lewis is
about fifty years OF age and his family
connections In the county are prominent.
The tragedy WIS near Howardsville last
winter The two men had been wrestling.
ana finally lewis became erragcd and
came forth with a shotgn and killed
his former friend .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
The Hermon Convention.

11erlnon Sunday-schoo1 CONVENTION VIII
meet with the Bethel Baptist Church Oc-
tobcr 18th and GOTH
Tho programme Is excellent and con-
TENS such subjects as; our sun
Not, why Mott" THE Church Members
Individual Responsib lily to the Sunday
school; "The Use OF Helps, s&c.;''s3"Open-
Ing Exercises. &c. What Constitutes
Way Can the St,rt'ar-school Contribute
Is the Spiritual Condition Oft no Church?'
These subjects ares 10 be discussed by
such speakers as Brethren j.. H. Gwatll-
mey: HI A. Willis G. s. Webb. F. IS.
drew sroaddils, 4. c. Moncurc, James
Long, and. others. The Introductory SER
mon Is to be preached by Rev Decatur
Edwards FIR s3l E555& +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Major Anderson Calm.

Acknowledgement William a. Anderson
expressed no surprise yesterday when he
learned OF the intention OF Hon. Samuel
w. Williams to run for encouragement
next summer IN the primary. Major Ai,-
derson's friends do not concedc the claim
OF Mr. WilIams's friends that he will
carry the entire Southwest. and assert
that Major Anderson will get a large vote
In that section, and will probably carry
several Ninth District counties 81 ip 70
this time Messrs. Williams and Anderson
are the only persons mentioned for the
attorneys cneralshir nomination.
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CLAY WARD sACTIVES.
Club Meets Tomorrow Night to
Perfect Plans for Big Rally.

The Clay Ward Actives will hold a reg
iuar meeting in Belvidcre Hall tomorrow
night at s o'clock, when a report from the
officers relating to a recent conference
with Chairman Doherty, OF the City Dem
the club in the campaign will be sub
mitted.
The Committee on Arrangements for the
gr es 81 ST Georsa Tueker and. Hon Han
Charles T. Bland.Fwill report progress and
be continued. Z: -. IN tS7;,-f.s. 3
Chairman DohertS, is co.operatin with
meetings here within the next few weeks
J, Hon. a. G. Braxton, Of Staunton will
make one Of the speeches, Corcoran Hall
having been selected for him.
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IN DOUBTFUL STATES. 4
Senator Daniel to Speak in West
VIRGINIA and Elsewhere.

Senator John w. Daniel spent the
grca ter part OF yesterday calling upon
friends here. among the n1Major Robert
w. Hunter, secretary OF Confederate
Records. ~ 3.
The Senator appeared in fine spirits
and said he would make speech lot me
Democrats In Baltimore MONDAY nl lsl
and then 70 to West Virginia for ten
days. Senator Daniel will come 4 from n
west Virginia into the Ninth Virginia
District, where he will make. q number
az sneecnes for Hon. Joseph c. 1VYsor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Will Have Two .1uries. If

He nrEs now nowin session, has deemed. Il
70 hayGb tTe saE1ss d aaEns -
te Nsnnitw lTitaaii Inc large number q
On SEES to be heard, they, will AZ have n 70
be concudedby the arst Mondag ~, % E ths
.S,;rn,iit' Cour; cf Richmond on that day.
should shouli one Jury hang up OF case hs
viii Simply swear II the ,! GthsrtGbn e drs
take up another case, t 1L ,n .e A M
iu.ise homes 10 DO able to dispose OF 81
ne ne Cascsh aaLL h lst ..N.aGl ~.
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- -

REDUCED RATES TO TIE. RlcHMoND
HORSE SHOW VIA THE SEA ABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY. . is
The scabonrd Air Line Will sell round
,rip tickets to Richmond, Va account of
above OCCASION, at rate Of one fare, plus
n cents. Tickets sold October 10th IN
eed, inclusive, limited TO return not later
,han October 23d, 1901,
For further information, apply 10
agents of this company or ~ 81 4
il, IS, Lizard, w. All, TAILOR
D. p. A.. G, Il a.,
No, $50 East Main Street, Richmond, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Daniels-Haldernan.

Dr.. Oscar G. Daniels, Of Oriental. N
c., who graduated at the Medical Col
.lcge OF Virginia last spring. came to Rich
mond yesterday and was married to Miss
Jessie Haldemnn, OF Augusta county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. z. 3 :.
Price, at his residence, No. 9l7 East
Leigh Street. After the ceremony the
couple left for their future home In North '.h
Carolina. "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
For Lifting" Hardware.

The case OF John Moody tco,ored),
charged ithStaking a lot Of nails from
to the II til In the Police Court yesterday.
and the case Of Robert Taylor. also col.
ored, for taking. a hammer, picks and
other things u from the same company,
went over to tho 18th p,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
The Training Squadron.

}WAsIIINciTON, October eli ear-Admral
Wise, commandments OF the Atlantic
squadron spend the greater part Of the win
Ter In Pensacola harbor. and that vicinity;
He says that tho facilities for boating and
disposed TO favor the Recommendation. and {
this plan Is followed. the training squadron
would not go to Culehrnf 10 participate IN tue
guaroeuyrcs this Winter, K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07

{ President George w. Stevens and Cen
cral Manager G, e. Doyle, OF the Chose
penke and Ohio Railway, have gone TO
Cincinnati and other Western points on
bus ness OF tho road. They have been
away several days, and Will mot return
before. neXt Week ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Perry Goes to Penitentiarv

found guilty of lnaliciollsly shooting
John Aycock, negro. and sentenced To
serve. one year in the pen!tentiary rhe
shooting occurred on tho Hermitage Road
during the month Of July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Memorial to DR.. Forrest.

proprietors Of the Sweet Chalybcate
Springs. have presented a valuable lot
fer a Nurch to be erected TO the memory
5000 has already been donated by Mrs
douglas r. Forrest, and a handsome
stained glass window promised by Mr.
~. &. Galloway, of Cincinnati,
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by the Mayor. as now seems quite likely,
Mr.. Pollard will take the necessary steps
to see that its provisions are carried out.
1t is understood that Police Commission
ers Manning and Duke will test the Legal
In OF the ordinance SO far as it relates
to their positions. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Railroad Notes.

But two more trips Of the Norfolk and
i,Testern Trilby train and the. chssApeia,kie
Inc nitu i tnt Norfolk and neighboring points
5wii i be run this season. After that 5reg,i,,,
!, lar. trains only and at reg la rates MI
he operaled, Trains Will be Operated anexl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Failed Of Quorum.

1t seems hard for the Market Committee
to secure the presence Of a quorum Of It's
members. Another effort was made last night,
but without avail. a meeting has been or.
dered for Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Goes Over the Hill. q

William Crittendei,, alias William Chris
stian. was given five years by jury OF
the Hastings Court yesterday for house
breaking.
Louis thinner was acquitted OF the
charge OF grand larceny, and the case OF
"A. NV. Harris who Is charged with de-
sorting his wife, went over TO the Mo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Grounds and Buildings.

TIE Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met last night and discussed some minor
matters relating 10 the citr Hall and the
parks OF the city. but no8important action
was taken regarding any o. them. The meet
ing was very brief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Received Sixty DAYS Down.

Arthur Keed, alias Black Arthur, Was
sent re- 70 JAIL Yesterday by Justicc John for.
two barrels belonging TO r. II. iardesty
a. Co, valued Al 81.
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sunday and tho following Sunday over

& "A SPECIAL train from sFarmvillc. va.
and intermediate points will be run to
this city Monday by the Norfolk and
Western Railway. This will be tho last
spcclal excursion Of the season, and It
is expected tl,nt,it viii bring n large
crowd to tho city for fall and winter
shopping ana sightseeing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Costly to Beat Women.

Jordan spicrs tcolored) was fined SO In,
the Police Court yesterday for beating
Annie Albright, and Aaron Thomas paid
SIS for bea ting Louisa Lloyd.
There were several other small assaults.
which were dealt With In the usual fash
ion by Justice John j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Went to Hotel De Smith.

Fannie Johnson, alias Mary I1asley (col-
oredD. was sent TO jail for four months
by Justice John on the charge of taking
at 500 9 't5 +f
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The Tobacco Growers Meeting

Commissioner Of Agriculture G. w.
Koiner was IN his office Yesterday after
spending "Wednesday at Farmvillc, where
he attended a meeting Of Virginia tooac-
co-Erowers. Mr.. koiner made an address
to theta rmers. in which he urged them
10 diversity their crops and not to de-
vote their entire acreag eto tobacc He
also gave instructions for enrichins
worked-ou soil by planting valuable for
age crops thereon. Congressman II. D.
Flood also addressed the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Another Site for Synagogue

The members OF kenneseth Israel, ortho,
dox congregation, have made an appeal
70 friends for financial aid in moving 81 eli,
church To more desirable locality. III.
church. Is situated IN Mayo Street near
Franklin. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Small Buildings Damaged.

Three small frame dwellings, Nos. los,
los and i110 ELL Street. were burned yes
terday morning. The origin of the fire
is unknown The buildings were occu;
pied by colored people. s ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Liquor Case Continued.

The cases OF Walter Baker and William
Baker feoloredl, charged with selling
Liquor on sunday, WAS continued In the
Pollce Court yesterday to the 18th. The
case was rep0rtcd by Policeman Amns "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
20 a3
alcHMonp HORSE SHOW, ocr.I 1872.

Reduced Rates Via RI s. P.'W. 81
Railway. .5s 3.
rate. ono fare for round trip. plus 50
cents. for admission to Horse Show.
Tickels cn sale nj all stations Octo-t
her 18th to 22d, inclusive; final limit octo.
Der %, 1904; good going only on .1il o. y
direction. Apply to ticket agents Rlch-s
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road and washington Southern Railway.
go - = w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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Louisa Burton Was Discharged.
Louisa Burton was arraigned before the
Circuit Court of Henrico yesterday.
charged with breaking into a house and
carrying away a large amount of cloth
ing. The jury found her not guilty, and
she was discharged ttt,s rss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
Baptist Preachers to Meet.

A congress of the colored Baptist
preachers Of Virginia will be held here
on October nth. and 2sth. The meeting
will be held at st. Luke's Hall. and sub
5ects of general interest will be dis
cusSed.
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Mr.. Campbell Here.

Senator j. Lawrence Campbell, OF Bedford,
Is In the city looking after some private af-
fairs. RaaS
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R9 Z Il; &
y asE SHOW, RICHMOND, VA Y ! &C.,
ToHER wee, 1904, sP e \ JaAY'-

ToHHEinA soIuJTHERN ~ iLvAY.
W. Of the above occasion
IN .1,,e nr1 railway announces special low
snte Of one frst-class fare for ts rol,o
strip, Plus so cents wleh ,na,,, on
admission TO Horse H.. sia-
aanlt I, a. 3 on sale October 18th 70 ED in-
9,nsIye, With final return limit oetoohts
osd 1901. For fill information, apply ~
YOUR nearest ticket agenta
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.RomIntine, october 6, 1905.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-15
00lindham Gountp 9rformer
REroRMER OFFICE

The oncc Of the windham County Reioimel
viii be closed saturday afternoons until sept. |