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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
POLITICS IN
MANCHESTER
Parker Davis-Lat1ib Club to Be
Organized Next Tuesday
Evening.
THE CoUNCILMANlc MEETINGS
Routine Business Transacted.
School Board Meeting To-
Morrow Night.

Manchester Bureau, Timcs-D Dispatch
No. 1102 IIull Street. Il
A big Democratic club is to be organ
lied In Manchester next Tuesday night
at the courthouse. "A call signed by g
large number Of voters is out, and 1t Is
proposed to- call the organization the
Parker-D Lamb Glib. The call for
the meeting Is signed by the following
Democrats Messrs. j. Ii BEDFORD, N. 2.
Bailey. g. o. Bailey, g. s. Grizzard, g. y ~
Petit. R.8V. Owen. j.. D. Pearn1a,n,d
j. w. Smith, W.tsD. Ferguson. J. w.
Barrett, Il. r. Rucker, j. B. Rudd, wv
Ferris, ]. J.. Cook. w. Barrett, g. W.
1Reams, F. s.. Anderson, j. A. Purdy,
L. NJ. Nunnally, John II. Brown, J. II S.
Bradley, G. c. Cox. j. B. Tyson, ]. r. r.
Perdue, j. r. Hooker w. B. Bradley,
C. a. Cox, NJ. p. Rucker, G. A. Cotton,3
IS. p. Cox, W.T.. Smith. W. R.. Nelson.
J.. 4 G. Hail. r. =. Patram. w. . !. Crooks
II C. Wakefield. C.. G. Jones, H. "A. Jor-2
dan, j. 7. Abbott 2. Fl. Hill, lillian -.
Allen, w. e. Smith. r. L. French.
These are all substantial and represent ser
tative Democrats. who are calculated 70
wtnoop things up for the Democratic TIC
nominees. 9ss SSS
Committee Meetings.
The Council a Committees on Poor and
Almshouse met at the Council chamber.
last night and transacted business OF "a q
routine nature. }
Fell from Porch.
The condition 4 Of Mrs. J. w. Craze, who
fell from her porch early yesterday morn
ing. was reported last night as favorable e
n Mrs. Craze has been In bad health Tor
some time She was in g fatnting spell
~ her she fell from the porch Dr. Fuc
er is attending her.
Court Notes.
Bennie Chandler, lored, va vas 1in e.
1 Sc Yesterday by Squire ] ordan% forS MT ~
+in., s AZ ! o bins on in the eye with "a
rock 4 q 9. i i3.s 53., n .3gg Il
The case Of 4. ii w. Cannon, charged
Nth heinr dsorderly on a street car,
viii be heard by Squire Cheat%ham To-
morrow. Il IA sg!s. ss5. y. S E!3sss
Personals and Briefs.
MIR William West has beeln'.a ppo ,E1e,u;
game warden for Manchester 81 :,
d Mrs. VI n w. Cheatham and chill dren are
visiting rela tives in Sussex county.
Mrs. Charles z. Friend will entertain it'es "a,
an outing at3Drewy'sB Bluff tomorrow
+ = fternoon In honor Of Mrs. Zerbee.
Mrs Julia Blanton and Miss 14sE Lizzie AZ;
watkins are spending some n lrrnne a. a.
Summer Rest. !, !, !. 4. = I,
Mrs. Mary Latham is visiting = her Or son. on
MI. c. S. Latham. s, ). !. ~, !, e j
Dalmo Khan met in regu lar session is 70 las'
night. Z. !, !, q 90.
The Buildings and Lands C o1iilitteeS'
will meet tomorrow night.
the School Board will meet tomorrow
,ght when an assistant principal OF the
High School will be elected. .5l i
me Misses Leila and Carrie D u !, rl'el
~ TDanyille, have returned to their nome.
after a pleasant stay with Miss A NINA.
Atkinson. in Swansboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Play Ball This Afternoon

The annual ball game between the men
every National Association of stationarv
Engineers, convention. will be played Ht
Forest or Hi Park this afternoon. -
~, Inc western team has been In training
the two teams Is very keen, and the Win.
ner VIII be awarded the handsome loving
alton. l = : ~ =
Kid" Nick Kelly. OF Buffalo. will call
the game promptly at o'clock and viii
render the. decisions The game promises
70 70 pc an interesting one. and the public
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Largest Flip in the World.

q Photographers Cook. OF Richmond, and
Killers, OF Washing1o have been engaged
Tor some time making pictures OF noteworthy
scenes along the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. and have turned out fine selection Of
views, from some OF which large Transparent
cies viii be made for exhibition at ST. Louis
superintendent George T.. 3lurrell, of the Vir-
GINA exhibit at the exposition is directing the
work Most Of the views are OF scenes along
me Greenbrter division OF the road near Al.
derson. Pence Springs, Roncevcrte, Hinton and
!hlieghany. and nearly all show the Green
brier River One Of the pictures from which
Jerry's Run fill. Just east OF Alieghanv On
the Virginia side. This is the largest, rail-.
way I'LL and embankment In the world
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
ENGLISH WERE EXCITED.
Dr.. Mitchell Describes Reception
- II ,ondon Of News from Malacca

n q c. Mitchell, Of Rlchmond Cul,
,e i a letter to the Religious, Herald L.
describes the excitement prevailing II gtur IN
london when the ns%s t qe ehe he sapsa
% % r ene 4 TO the state Of mind Of me
Americans amer at the time Of the Venezuelan
incident All sorts q stories and 9easac !
t I'M n Z that russia was trying, to draw
wbele affair says Pr Mitchell q tie 70 I ihs
l;sh papers have taken AXE s tgs srah'ea sHa'
A The Writer tells 81 MI champer,lains
tariff policy and adds that ne believes y, %
England GRADUALLY coming ming to S,s al Inf A..
e eneea tI He speaks IN high terms Of Mrs;
humphrey Wards social settlements, ana
particuiariy of her work IN organizing
schools for crippeS.
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SAYSiSOUTHALL WILL WIN.
Hon. I OVERLY Discusses
Politics, State and National.

Il Hon T. A OVERLY, of Blackstone. long
a member Of the House of Delega and
"a favorite in Richmond, where he often
comes on bust mess. was at Murphy last Ls'
might. # lsss s.s9af}, sss
" Mr.. OVERLY lis strong supporter Of
Congressman Robert G. Southal. of Ame-8
liza, who Is standing for reelection, and
who Is being opposed by former Judge
George D. ,.Yarrell, Of Greencsville. fleS
declares that Mr.. southall will Il be II an
easy winner the primaries, and that he
will sweep N ottoWay like a cyclone.
Mr.. overly has great faith in the vim
ming qualities OF Parker and Davis. and
expresses the belief that this will prove
"a Democratic SyearSin national affairs
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TEARING OFF THE ROOF.
.Worhnen Engaged in This and
in Removing Capitol Steps.

The real work OF improving the Capitol
il on in dead earnest. and IN a few days
only the framework Of the structure VIII
remain standing. The roof is being torn
off and the stone steps removed Al the
new roof before bad weather sets in 50
#illat work ma !. go on inside during the
winter months. The old stone steps are
being torn away 50 that work on ne new
tractor Chest erSlen expects to get mncn
Of the more. ;ITiE sa any work well under
way before sSintsr.
Private Secretary D. a. Kitchie Is tax
ing 4 little vacation at Blowing ROCK,
II. C., and while he and the Governor are
away, Executive Clerk Sam ~. Bigger
IS in charge of the Offices. At this sea
son OF the year there is very little OF
Sinaportancc going on In any of the State
5ofiices When Mr.. Ritchie returns. Mr..
Bigger Will take brief vacation at
como Virginia resort.
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RUN ON OWN TRACKS.
Street Railway Rolling Stock Is
No Longer "SWapped.''

The action Of the receivers OF the Yir-
glnia Passenger and Power Company.
Richrnond Passenger and Power Com
ny and The Richmond Traction Com
pany in sending back to Its own line all
rolling stock which has recently been
run interchangeably on the various lines
il. not regarded as indicating anything
more than a stricter regard for the sep
arate properties of each company. a wen
known street railway man yesterday
slated that greater comfy had existed
SINCE he correlation of the various lines,
and that cars of one line had been trans
ferred to another whenever convenient
or desirable. Now, however. that the re-
ceiyers are In charge, it is greater
convenience 10 return each car to Its
proper line. Heretofore the convertible
oars OF the Laurel Street line have been
operated on the fractions lakewood -Hol-
lywood line, and Passenger and Power
cars on the Traction tracks. @
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WANT. "a LEAGUE TEAM
Railway Man Wants to See Rich
mond in the Atlantic League.

do you not agitate the matter OF a
league baseball team for Richmond z" asked
a well known rail way official from Washing
ton yesterday He formerly lived in Rich
mond. and is baseball fan of oldesl times
having witnessed many Of the games played
here when Richmond was in the 4, Eastern
famous team that ever represented this city
on the diamond. II believe Jake Wells could
get into the Eastern League next year with
Richmond team. and that the game would
draw great crowds here. i want to see Rich
mond in a good strong league. Agtate the
matter" And with these parting words the
railway official ran to catch his train.
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No Candidates in Fourth.

Captain Asa Rogers, Of Petersburg, q
prominent Republican OF IT. hat city, when
asked when the party " ould nominal to its
candidate for Congress In the Fourth
District. stated that he knew 4 NJ thing
about any movement to name atcandldate.
Told that State Chairman Agnew Il has
said that nominations would be made in
every district in 4 the 4 State, the captain
said he had heard nothing OF a nmoye-3
ment to name a candidate IN his 5dlstr!ct.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Keeping in Touch..

y Governor Mon tague, who Is now at Lake
George, New York, Is keeping In, daily
touch with his office. both by all and :
long distance phone I, !. 4. Y, Y,
Governor Willard has been DIES gnated as
acting Governor. and s IL any matter or
serious moment should arise the Cover
nor could return here at short notice
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WILL INVESTIGATE.
Soldiers Home Board Likely to

E WI eeLWOII IVt6I W UIIudy "a IS
AS ia result Of the personal encoun ter
at the Soldiers Home Tuesday afternoon
between Commandant A. G. Pcay5 and.
Dr. William "A. Deas, surgeon Of the in-ss
stitution,5it is understood that the board
OF visitors will meet on next Monday na5l
when an investigation will BE made.
/ t was stated that DR.. Deas was a
pa ralytic yesterday but this is not the:
case; he is in vigorous healthsand has.
not had a sick day in the past fifteen
years. DR.. Deas was q brave Confed-5
crate soldier who spilled his blood for
the cause for which he fought. me
statement that had been III was q ue 70
q misrepresentation. 5RR sSa Si.2 N VIE
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7. GOOD SHOWING
Gratifying Statement from Comp
troller Coke, Norfolk G. Western


~ Z, Il lar i osepf1 Coke, the
'Norfo TX and Western Raj way, q is out with
his the earnings ana 7, exngn
lThnE B total earnings OF the Norfolk and
Western i for the month we're $. ,s76, 81 :, IS
an increase Of s7.;353S6 over the same e.
month Of 1903. Freigh earnings increase,a q
one % per cent, but a slight DECREASE. Is
shown ear1ings, opepn5lns +,
Snil214 45. This caused "a decrease IN the
ne IL earning s and plus impaired VIII
June 1908 and Increased the proport 11a,.
es expenses TO gross earnings = iout l'et
cent. 81 s.E 8 u 3 ~ ~, ~,
sa1 ~ An increase OF 81, GAO, 315. 81, com
.n rs WITH the previous of this = IN Z,
crease @ was derived g ir ON
freight but passenger Scarnlngs lncrea ca seu
twelve per cent. during the year. 4, {, !
sc a 5SS oyeS
s$ Net ca m gs for he year
ss5s72SI.SG, an Increase Of sl24, OF % 85S
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Were Greatly Amused i.

4 crowd OF delegates to the National As.
themselves greatly about o'clock last night
ny ,, throwing pennies in tho street In front
little white urchins ecnfls like foot, Hail
Players Player for them; a crowd OF several hun.
el people finally gathered to sea the ljttie
Fellows scramblng for the Going 49, 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
WAS A "RED FLAG" :.
Young Lady Pays Penalty for
Wearing Flaming Scarf.

a rather ludlcrous incident occurred on
lower Main Street yesterday morning, in.
which a popular young lady was prominent
figure She was on her way to one of the
downtown stores and was wearing a flaming
necktie. 1t happened that a cattle drovcr
was making his way to market with a large
number OF cows and one OF them spying the
red scarf. made nadly at Its fair wearer, and
The latter had to2takeq 70 her heels to escape
bodily harm. She tells her friends that
hereafter she Will exercise the greatest care
in selecting the color Of her neckwear. 80
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had to 20 before tho charter, ordinance

had to 60 before the Charter, Ordinance
eli could act upon 1t. Accordingly CHAIR
man Gilbert X. Pollock has called this
committee to meet in special session = O.
night, when the matter will be pa ssed
upon. An effort will M then be made
to get the Council to hold a session to-
morrow night. SO as TO have It ready for
the meeting Of the Board next Tuesday
night The proposition will SO through!
the Council. though 1t may be fought In
the Board 3ii;5 .as AK 5 3 it l55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
MILES OF COAL CARS.
Chesapeake and Ohio Breaks All
Records for Fuel Hauling.

K The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway during
the month OF July broke all records ~ the
port News During tho month tho quantity
dumped al the piers Mt Newport News aggre,
gated 27S, COO tonH--inore than two thousand
tons in excess OF the greatest previous record
made In tho autumn Of 1901.
This largest steel gondolas made have ca
pacity of nifty tons each. but many ~ those
Even at the maximum capacity, this ship.
men OF coal for a single month aggregated
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Mr.. Beall Well Known Here

Ear. John M. Beall, assistant peneral
passenger, agent OF the Mobile ana ohio
Halfway, who VIII probably succeed Gem
eral Passenger Agent 9. II, Shepard, re.
signed. rs well known IN this city, having
Messenger agent Of the Southern. He Is
we'll known In railway circles In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Polk Miller Last Night.

The entertainment committee presented
Pclk Miller, supported by his plantation
Miller delighted his audience with his
banjo selections and stories Of old plan,
tation days, The qnartette sang the che.
Inses. The evening was thoroughly en-
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Beautiful Block.

The work OF Paving the block from Slnth
10 Eighth Street on Graz with asphalt blocks
mas been completed. and II is a Turnkey,
lop. ne object Of admiration Of nearly all
9hp pass that way, The paving is being lad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Convention a Great Success.

i|ocai chairman Charles Devote Is re-
the manner in which he has handled the
convention. 1t was almost solely through
the untiring work of Mr.. Devoto at
cured the convention, and the prono,Inced
success OF the affair thus far is also
brought about by his energy in behalf
Of the National Association Of Stationary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Called at Auditors Office

Mr.. L. M. Nance, Il Commemorative at.
ttorney OF Charles City county, was In
the city yesterday, III
5 Messrs. Simon Solomon sheriff, and
Meyer Angle justice Il Of the peace / OF
5Henrico. called at the auditors office
yesterday, IF F633 5
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En- y, II, fIaJoIIEl =, n n
District Passenger Agent,
FROM sRic II MON p, ~ NC 4 ZAP RAT s5
ii3a5 "a VIA sEABO GARD AIR LIN E.

II m ON p, VA.--C EAP RAE IS
VlAgsEAR oARDss ARR "
RAI.EItiII, ~. O., and return, s6,s5
Account Of Summer School for Teach-
eli. rickets on sal y ulyS ltll, 18th, 18th,
18TH 25th,S and August lst, limited to Aus
gust 9Th, 1901. 4, ne
M 1NJEAG ~, y an NJ, ana return.
1890. + Account Mon eagl e; Bible School
Tickets on sale ] July 19t b, I Goth. 2lst, 22d,
limited to August 8, 1901.
& SAN FRA NsisCo. g ALI, and return.
se5.a5. i5 Account Triennla ] is5s Gonclaye.s;
Knight lrenplars, and Sovereign Grand an
SI.odge.SI i. o. o. n. Tickets on sa le Aus
gust l5thsto sseptem Der OF h, inclusive, lim-
$ited To October %, = 90i. h !, 4
aSAll5 NJ the above rates apply from Rich
n,ond. Ma. Proportionally 81 cheap rates
may he had at al ot her sta tons on on he
sSentonfd. .SsS53, Sc Z, z n
4 ii. S. n E1A r u, ~, NJ, IA fLoR,
~ ,5 a. F A.. 81 c. n, A..
Phone 4e5 $40 y, Main ST, ehnlond, Va.
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Cape Henry and Va. Beach
Every Sunday Via 5.3
G. & 0 OUTINGS.

i s1.oO round trip to Norfolk and Ocean
View. SIPS to Cape Henry and Virginia
Beach Two ira Ina. $50 and 10 Al M 4 No
stops. Norfolk and Virginia Beach ticks
cts good for stop-oyera al Ocean View.
g. & o. passengers can remain at
Ocean View until = 40 T. NJ, 55 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
SECOND SPERsoN ALLYs CONDUCTED
Sl17 n al EXCURSION an q n h,

IA L.YNC BURG AND ROANOKE,
IN III FIR DAY, Angus 5d1eIH
VIA n o RFOLk AN q VVEsTERN 5RWSY.
,THREE DAYS IN II e M oU Us.
Special fast train will leave Byrd Street
STA ton, 10 noon, Friday, August 10TH
stopping s. only at Lynchburg, Bedford
CITY Monrltyale. Blue Ridg and Roa-
noke Returning leave e.a HoanoKe lS;so
stops, 4 thus allowing three days IN the the
mountains & h, Y.
/, The round "trip rate will be only 50 to
lLynchburg and So to al 4 other; points Z,
named Children under - years old half
OF above rates, This excursion VIII DO ;.
run BY tho Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company and will be given spe-
ca attention BY, Its represe Ives,
Tor full particular apply to John FL
Wagner, city ssenger gent, s3S East
Main Street: w. Steele. ticket agent,
BYRD Street Station, or, !!
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Fined for Cruelty

4 Robert Robinson, colored, had q I. good lesson
yesterday, and the s.. r., q. "a, had another
Victory. Robert was caught by a.. policemen
belaboring a horse ,nlne cessarll Ha nag to
pay $50 for It, and was put unde ponas LOT
thirty days by Justice Y Ohm, q ls RI I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
FESTIVITIES MARRIED.

,7@E FESTTVI les IN HEHEO 2; a1-9 5lTI- "
s.prhe Odd Fellows festivities in open:
ing the new hail F'riday mig ut We're ten, 3
norarily married by Mr.. Jerry Carson su T.
feringE a severe attack of .cramp colo.
3A.5bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dlnrrhoea# Remed y was q procured
from a drugstore and Mr. Carson was
soon a as a good 8fas new. and the work
went on."-Lndsay Ind. Ter, NEws.S
This remedy Is for sale by all q drug
aEistS. 1l aai,5. ss.H4L
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6. a. r IS q.
NATIONALS e cAMP MEN
9s BOSTON,i ASSr$AUGUST1 $40. II
iig5s S1o.25 sROUNDsTRlPS$ 19, %. sti ~
e. a. r..

Account q bove occasion, the Norfolk
and Western Rail way, In connection with
the Merchants and Miners 81 Il ranspor--S
stuton Company, will sell round trip tick-s
cts from Richmond to Boston at $685..
These tickets, Will include meals and
{state-room berth on steamer in both d.
Erections, and will he sold for steamers
good for return passa 90 until August
GOTH an ext ension of return limit can be-
secured to leave Boston prior to September
Both, by depositing ticket with joint agent
at Boston, For further informatlon,
tickets and state-room accommodate TONS
apply at conpany's of flee ssse East Main
Street; John z. gner. eli Iofa issenger3
agent. Fat 55l & =, e. I, ! :, !,
s54t4 District Passenger Agent f45s
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lined for. Disorder.

4 John +. McKenne1 paid $3.50 TO Justice
John yesterday morning with ten days down Y,
for 3curAing and abusing another man, , anu
for cursing and abusing. sSaSf
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Right Up In the Band Wagon

Il Sam Elrod was snomina ted for g governor.
Good for. Sam! While we We're supporters
OF Mr.. Crawford sam. was OH se q ,as1
to LAND our ia faavorlte Ne arc more than
pleased tina ~ The mantle hes fal en- Zen
such worthy shoulders as3 those OF, M Z,
5E1rod sam Is elf-made man gin every Y, y,
nominated and only waiting the matter
of-form ballot before he u sworn into
Office "a stands as a posslbtll tysS that ne
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about 5000 cars. which IL united Into one
train would make a train fully thirty-flve
miles in leng th.S A 81,
5 The graini elevator OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio lis now open and contains considerable
wheat, but the movement of, - the cereal has
not yet actively begun. Large shipments are
expected within the next thirty or s. sixty
days. It'll tx 553
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PUSH BRIDGE MATTER.

Pollock Calls Committee SO as
TO Have Extra Council Session.
q The proposition TO have free bridge
connecting Richmond and Manchester on
The site OF the present Mayo's Bridge is
being steadily pushed on this side,
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Mrs. Neenan Discharged.

The charge Of selling liquor on gnndav
against Mrs lionora A, Ssenan was dis
Inissea, bNcause there was 10 syidepcs 20
SUSTAIN the charge. =
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Justice John, Collector,
Justice John said yesterday hat he hated
spect to board bills had 10 he carried out and
he put W. II. Eayes under bond Tor thirty
days, on a 81 board bill Ell ssIi
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Is In line Tor Y promotion. AM % + is our
hope It will be accorded to him, for lie is
certainly deserving OF ] t. Z The opposi-.s
ton to Mr.. Crawford could have united!
son no better man, and NO a re- Of the
ACQUAINTED with this fact as we are. So
here's %tog Governor E rod ~ ermillon Is.
ID Republican. fs$st * 95
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.ss $ ### go. z s$ $sE#:
TO NORFOLK, OCEAN view CAPE
HENRY AND VA. BEACH.

Z 100 round trip to Norfolk5 and y Ocean
View. SIPS to Virginia Beach and Cape
IA nry. Ton hours at the seaside; three
hours longer IT Ocean View than 5yia any
other route. Hi. Il "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04

III r wish those who value a good head of
hair to shampoo their heads with my
Witch II azel soap. It will positively cure
I he worst cases Of dandruff and all scalp
IT. gives new life and vlgor to
the scalp, and has tendency to produce
a glossy and beautiful growth Of hair
made. lit makes the skin soft as velvet.
For baby It has no equal Cures erup-
lions, allays Itching. and makes baby
sweet as roses. X n i55 Ii. ~
TO those who have sallow or dull com
plexion, or who Shave pimples, eczema or
any skin eruption, ! can recommend my
l'aw-Paw La ative Pills. They positively
cure constipation blliousness nd all
liver ailments,saIf you have dyspepsia or
ore weak and nervous, use my Paw-PaW
Tonic.--MuNYON. 3ss e. sS3t s III
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Case of Alleged Assault

e william j. . Logon. colored. was before
Justice John on the charge OF assaultins =.
At the request q fLgGon the case went Won't over
one Gay: jii5 MI u at iS. ~
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Homing Pigeon at Pin 4 COX,
IL M, b. or Pin ao AZ, writes e
that he has in his q ~ 3
bears the legend, II, 1lel
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Mr.. Shea I'LL.

Councilman PHI Shea of Jefferson Ward.
is critically iii at his home. and MS lrisnus
are B ,lnelsy Mr. Shea ~ ~ Teri ne ifo'n
Brights disease. Sls lllt Es III fts Il
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take the pictures OF all VINO are lHeosAs