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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09

Wealth.-The material bone and
sinew of nation is its wealth. that
which it has and that which it can pro-
duce. The United States is the richest
nation on the globe.-Rev. Frank
Crane, Baptist, Worcester, Mass.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and discipline
count to-day. Deceive not yourselves
in your temptations or along any line
by the inclination to underestimate
what you have to contend against
Rev. S. f. Young, Presbyterian, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Friendship.-Friendship reveals the
secret of the universe, for God is
love-" and he who Is unselfish in be-
nevolence knows God There is a
meaning at the heart Of the world.
and that meaning is goodness.-Re
G. r. Henderson, Baptist, Chicago,
Ill.
Hate.-Hate Is a serpent that stings
Itself to death. Getting even" is a
boomerang. Holding it against one"
is munition of hate far more danger
Gus to him who launches 1t than to him
against whom it is aimed.-Rev. n. NJ.
Waters, COngregationalist, Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Wisdom and FOlly.-The wisest man
that ever lived found useful and pains
taking exercise for his wisdom In the
study of the foot. Wisdom could not
compass the unknowing, any more
than 1t could be unknowable.-Rev
Robert ]. Burdette, Baptist, Los An
geles, Cal.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09

The Only Religion.-There have
been many religions. religions OF the
gods of lust and power, but Christian
ity is the only religion Of suffering
God.-Rev. s. D. Mcconnell, Episco-
ualian. New York Civ.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-09

to see the whole household assem- bied IN
the halls, and then the first knowledge
of some awful calamity fell upon hea
heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
5WAYNEsBORo GUN CLUB.

Z
the salary will be Increased, Tho reslE-
nation does not luke al fent ntil after the
State firemen's tournament.
ss Since the closing Of the tax listing IN
Raleigh it Is noticed that p. A, JohnsTn,
a negro lawyer and Former United States
district attorney, has listed more separate
pieces OF real estate than any other prep
erty holder In the city.
a charter was Issued to-day for the
Huntey Stockton, Fiji Company. OF
Greensboro. with $4,000 capital, to no q
general furniture buainess;ia branch store
in connection with the concern Of the
same name In Winston-Salem, w, r,
$(Hlll, b. +. HpHtley{ and M p. Stockton
are the incorporators.
Another. charter was to tbs Bargain
House Company. Of Charlotte, This cons
Germ has a capital OF $4,000, and q gem
eral mercantile business Is to be con-
Quoted. The lncorporatars are q, l..
Leak. j. II, Harrill and E, H, Walters. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
THE STREET
RAILWAY
Plan to Reorganize Lines and
Extend the Service at
Raleigh.
THE SEASONS COTTON SALES
The Junior Order to Open Ma
tional Headquarters at
Raleigh.
THE SEASONS COTTON SALES
tspec,a, to The rimes.Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
Z RALEIGH, N. g., July 2.-lt Is said
that plans FOR the reorganization and ex-
tension of the Raleigh street railway sys-
TEN are about to be perfected. and
definite steps in this direction Will be
taken at a meeting OF the directors soon
to be held. a belt line around BY Oak
wood Cemetery and an extension slx
miles into tho country 10 the Mouse River
are among tho improvements contem-
plated.
a National headquarters for the Junior
Order United American Mechanics WI!
! be- opened at once in the Commercial ana
Farmers National Bank building IN this
city National Councillor w, ID. t'alson
ana Editor y. p. Smith. Of the national
Z organ, Tho American, Will have their
offices there The American is 70 be
printed by contract here. at
COTTON SALES. b,
e Tho sales OF cotton on tho Raleigh
market to date this season have been even
1900 bales,a as compared with 14.319 dur-
ing the corresponding period last season.
Sales during the past month were ~
bales, against 60 bales during June Of
\ last 3yedt
Z At a meeting Of the Board of Alder
men last night Chief Walter Woollcott.
Of the Raleigh fire apartment rendered
his resignation. giving as his reason that
theYwprk required Is far In excess OF the
/ 500 salary allowed. Mr., Woollcott ~ an
sextenslve merchant, II Is probable that ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
WITH THE RELIGIOUS
CONTEMPORARIES
Gods Rain Upon the Church.

Gods Rain Upon the Church.
h II the church Is the garden Of the Lord.
and In It arc all manner OF plants and
trees, how it must long and wait and
pray for the clouds, and the su11gur Of
the rain from above, IN all Its worship
hands, and prays for the coming OF the
more blessed rain Of the Spirit OF all
grace. For this OUT Lord waits, that he
may be Inquired of! Unto this the bless
sing comes, large and full and rich, Let
us pray for Gods rain upon all the
church, upon all its mlFglons and all tts
Presbyterian,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
WOULD NOT ACCEPT
THE SILVER PLATTER
nv Associated Press.)

y NCETON. N. j., July 1.-TWO prom
s;nent Prlncctonians, one a professor n
the university. and the other a trustee,
and both close personal friends Of en-
President Cleveland, called to bid him
goodbye the other evening, ME- cleve-
land was about to start for New Eng
land for the summer.
s{"Will you take the presidential Mons
lnation IL 1t comes to your inquired one
of his friends.
II 10 not want IT. was the reply, ''and
I can conceive of no such thing oc-
curing"
.'But, suppose, remarked the other
friend, shat the convention nominated
YOU, then nominated Vlee-Presldent
adopted platform ana adjourned. Then
suppose the nomination was handed you
on a silver platter, What would you dog,
~ would not accent the silver platter
replied the ex-President, with smile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

feet from the q. & o. depot and three
blocks from the cfAlteI o I the town. = here
will be Representatives from w ashing on,
Baltimore, Newport News, Norfolk, Rich
mond, Lynchburg, Roanoke, CllftonF
Forge. coyington. Harrisonburg, Staun-
ton Elkton, Hagerstown, Charlottesville
and other points, among whom are many
srcraekr shots. The club has the enthusl-
asm natural to youth. being only In Ia
third summer. and will give a hearty vel vel
come to all shooters, The large NUMBER
OF spectators which this event q ways q az
tracts viii be comfortably seated In the
grand stand. and lunch will be furnished
on the grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
"A GRAND GUN
TOURNAMENT
Tie Way11esboro Gun Club
Offers Attractive
(specIal 70 8yho vrbrles -LIspatcll
81, f.2 n ,Prizes.


Especial to Syho Tbrles -Llspatch)
4 3SBORt IA, .Iuly AL The third
annual shoot ofSS'he yvayncsboro Gun
{ Club, to be held hsre Oh tho 4th OF July,
promises to ho one &C tl,e largest events
Of the kind in the State. Probably more
than one hundred will participate and q
number of the trade Representatives and
expert shots will be present. Over three
hundred dollars In cash and merchandise
prizes are to be competed for, In addition to
one special handicap event of 25 targets
for O. $50 double-barrel hammerless ithaca
shot-gu numerous special gold prizes.
&c. The regular events are eight In
number and q prize Is offered the win
ner Of each.
The club has two sets of traps With the
shooters pits SO arranged as to be pro-
tected from both sun and rain. The
grounds are conceded to be unsurpassed
Z by those Of any In the State being on
a considerable elevation, and having an
Rall-sky hack ground. They also have tho
advantage Of being only q few hundred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
DRY aoops MARKET.

NEW YORK, July ..--1n the dry. goods trade.
while the coming week may not be up to eS.
the holiday yet more hopeful feeling has
been In evidence during the entire week In
many quarters the feeling IL developing very
strongly thai tho, market has practically
reached Its low water level,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. O.. July .,-sPIRITS
TJRPENTIN E-Steady III 52.sc.; receipts ~
casks. Rosla-Nothing doing; receipts. 70 bars
rsis Tar-Firm at sl,S0; recepts, 10 barrels,
Crude Turpsntine-;Birm at 90 and q. q
A.Vt,AsNNSAIf, ga. July a,-TuRPENTINE-
Firm al 6aNc,i recaipts, 1903 casks; sales, $40
casks exports, oa5 casks, Rosln-.-pueti re-
celpts, lSS6 barres' sales, \, 405 barrels ex-
~ IA isLEsToN, g, c.. July e,-TURpEN-
TINE-Fiym at baAc RosinrF'irm,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Granted Absolute Divorce,

A decree Of absolute divorce has been
granted to Mrs, znleima Armstrong from
her husband. TT. IA, Armstrong, nv tho
Law and Equity Court Of this city, Tho
grounds for divorce set out IN her petit
tion were t9tutory,t lll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
7REpucED RATES TO ATLANTIC CITY
VIA m r, a. p. AND WAsFlflG-
rNk, hcN0lJNT OF lklPEHlAL
TO BEACH PARK ION A SUNDAY
}E'( AFTERNQON.n

Special limited train leaves Richmond
every sunday afternoon for popular Haach
park, o'closk' returning leave
West Point (Beach' ParD 10 r.,
M one hours ride, Morning trains
leave Richmond $3.50 a, Nh leay-
Ing West Point = y ~ FIFTY cents
round trip. /.
Week day trains leave Richmond $50
r, NJ; leave West Point 10 i, NJ, One
OF the most attractive features OF tho
trip Ia the sea fond meals seyea O.
Beach Park.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

FLouR-u Unchanged; very dull WHEAT,
neInlhally auotsbls at 75qbpc, y Ts;,c Continue
Very dun and o. S2pota5ions, GoRNaMarkst
iifAYWith W Very large recepis last week, and
L aOB tons this week, our stocks are eScessli Q
ana with light demand our quotations are
Nominal and sales When made, are ut buyers
offer; II ts dIrlcnlt e araW " BIDS at az; W.
United storage for hay has been dlled,
EG GSrTR Receipts continue liberal, market
quiet. s,,
fancy stooy wanted; other grades very dul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
.Lynchburg Tobacco Market

& Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar-
ket for the two weeks ending June 4th. reports
ed by John l. Qglesby. Is as follows; Il e
Sold week ending June .sth, 2iAoDo pounds !;
sold week ending June esth, 1sS i99 pounds in Isl !;
Sold from October l, 1903, to June :s. 1904.
Juno 25 1903. =. COS, coo pounds; decrease for
1904, 1. as7, 200 pounds,
4 The recelpts were lighter than was expected
tllan usual In the 0ifst,nss Prices were we'll
up on all grades with some advance Ia dapple.
THE eropsjs about all planted and the plants
are standing well and growing nicely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
PORT OF WEST poIsE. JULY ., 1904,
Charters Granted,

The Corporation Commission yestaEday
granted d charter to the Elk Island
Farming Company, Dix Island, Gqoch-
land county; capliRl. 5000 to $4,000
Susan n, Noryell, president; Frank II,
Newell, yIes-president and seqretaryi NJ,
II. Noryell. treasurer and general lpan,l
,ager 34t II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
TOBACCO5 MARKET.

Richmond, Va, uiy 2, l99A. &
Dark Fired Tobacco RI ordered: Receipts con:
,tinue moderate and market firm at unchanged
ppricss. Brights: Unchanged quiet, but Arm
With fair receipts. SUM Cured: Receipts cor-
tln,ie moderate and market firm at quo atlo ms.
Note-Panters are cautioned not TO ship
their tobacco to market n high order az With " +,
warm weather II Is apt to. damage ana then
it Will not bring full quotations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS j, MARKrTs.
pEANI1r 5MARKETa

Continue iirrn at sl.ls per bushel for Spanish;
sellers are asking higher PRICES very few being
offered. vlrgnas lirm at NJ Tor fancy stock.
burg Of stock that had been stored in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
While There Is Time.

nDlstance lends enchantment, land
makes some things clearer than they
arc at close range, The husband who Is
thousand miles from home and dear
ones does not love the wife aud children
any moro than when he Is with them, but
he gets a better view of what he could
do for them than whom he Ia hurrylns
from the breakfast table to his office.
uThere ia no time,n day by day, to do
much for those dear ones, But II tho
wife should he taken to where time Is
not liza would see some things then that
he might have found time for, The busy,
3careworn mother, who has not time from
her home duties to do much fop the tired
toller who comes back at night fronl aftce
or shop, might see differently through
binding tears tomorrow. Why wait un-
I'll thep9-sunday School Times ..
In His Arms,
we sleep In peace in the arnls
of God when We ylsld ourselves
up to His providence, In q delightful cons
seriousness Of His tender mereles; no more
restless uncertainties, no more anxious
desires. no more Impatienea At the place
We are in, for 1t IL God who puts us there
ana who holds MS In His arms. Can
we be unsafe where lie hes placed us
and where He watches over us as n par
ent watches a chIld2 This contldlpg rer
pose. In which earthly care sleeps. "
the true vigilance Of tho hearts yielding
itself IN to God, with no other Support
than Him, 1t thus watches while We
sleep. This is the love in Him that Will not
sleep even In death-Southern Church,
man, 65 itSf i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Time and Patience.

ANY community which Will BIO patient
enough to persist for g generation in an
yeff Tie saloon-rand this IL very short
time IN matters Of moral reform
will find that the absence Of these
open feeders Of inteperanca HAS en-,
ahled now generation to arise
with habits Of sehriety, while tho
generation al drinkegs Who would have
their glass have fortunately paassd Into
fore, the spirit OF pattenee. In this great
reform. IT caMnet bs accomplished IN q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
I.,W,EEKLY RANK sTATEMENT, n.

f5| WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT,
II NEW YORK July Su-rhe statement ct aver
ages Of the clearing house banks OF this city
~ leans am si.o75osl. 5so Increase. ssals.aol
DEPOSITS, 81, less 500; Increase, .s9 esi,7oo
circuiation ss9 ss, 900 Increase tss no q, "a
specie, sg3a.37i 500, decrease 1891. 51,
Reserve, s324 81 500; increase, SI,sW !, 80
Reserve required. 3sss, 200 increase, 3.,sNs
Surplus. sse ios.aop decrease, s?,ai7s75:
Ex-UnIted States deposits, sahsli,soo, IN
crease, Sg,Si93J5, ll8Gi.
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ana when .ola are il bulyer. favor.

and -Whnh boId Hrt III 0uuytrs 10y VI' ll-7, z
y PCyLTRY--Recelpts not 30 heavy as last
week: market active at quotations,
VIRGINIA BACON-Upchanged and quiet. I
PuTAToEs-Re continue d heavy and
market over stocked and very dull
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat, 50. 15a
bushels corn. A. l34 bushels: oats q. 0s0 bush-
els; flour s,4.o barrels' hay. !, W tons' mill
ofIal, rs tons. & Z. III b AK t,s . . 81 4 s s
els: oats. 3l.6Se bushe.s. M. s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
SEABpARD AIR LINE
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO
PETERSBURG.
40 Giants for Round TIN,

Tickets sapd on all regular Sunday
trains. beginning May -, 1904,
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c. & 0.
lULY4TH-JULY
S1.oO-EXCU RsIONs s1.OO
ROUND S1.00- TRIP,
OCEAN VIEW AND NORFOLK,

( st25 ROUND TRIP no VA, BEACH.
TRAiNs-3-T RAINS,
Eleven ana half hours at Old Point.
ten hours Buckroe, eleven hours Ocean
View, nine hours Norfolk, six and ~ halt
hours Virginia Beach. Three trains;
plenty cars; no stops. Leave Richmond
8, 8;S0rand Q a. M
s and $50 "A. NJ, trains do not stop at
Newport News, Tickets also sold for
Sunday outing trains July Sd. good re-
turning July 4th, at W round trip,
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO
THE WORLDS FAIR ST, LOUIS, is z
VIA THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THROUGH THE "LANp OF Tt1E
skY,n FROM RICHMOND To
ST, LOUIS WITHOUT A
CHANGE OF T RAINS.
.rhe Southern Railway has on sale at
sRiehmond, and all stations on Its lines,
yerv low rate excursion tickets to st.
Louis, Mo-, account the Worlds lair,
THESE tickets embrace stop over prlYl-
fleaes between Salisbury and MprFistown,
which Includes the famous mountain sec-
lion of Western North Carolina, Ashe-
Vile, Hot springs and 1.-THE Land OF the
sky,u Elegant day coaches, through
Pullmans, and, dining car service pf the
highest standard at excellence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
PRODUCE MARKETS,

steady y and and unrhangei; fancy Imitation. 10
isc,; do. creamery, 10000, DO; aale, ldalS s
skanEed al lSe. Chsese--F,r and unchangedi
large, SsaGt9c.; medium sqaNc,;, small, abaP
8sse. Sugar-Firm and unchanged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsHuRG. PA.
July 2.-CATTL II supply Light market a'
steady. Choice, ~ sga I, &. /, I.
active. Prime heavy. med ums. IS. 6lgS Is. g;
heavy workers. bsgs soi ligh. y9rdk 81 Sa.go
Supply light: market steady. P rlme wetheis,
s.. 5ga4. s5 common sheep, $1:kgs,o; choice
10 mbSs t497,00; veal calves; $67bQs. ~. u III
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. Confident Undertone.
fnu AssncIaled Press.l

fRy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, July s--M0NEY,, I, And I'll n;
Money an call, mammal;
days, III III per cent SIX manths. 81 a1silssper
cent; mercantile PAPER ssai per sen't, y ;! + +,
bnnkers' bills at S4S7.lCati.s1l6 fnr,m,deHand
and at S5 % 80 70. sixty day hlls p III
cd rates, SASfI+Ssi ceIrinefciai bllS. ft'ssts,
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JOHN c, WILLIAMS & co.

day. We must expect dscouragIng facts,
But should not therefore, Yield tho fight,
The next generation VIII see the good re-
iaRee,-R ellgipus Herald u
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MARINE INTELL1GENcE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 2. 1904,
!. .sil. i5}qy lelsg tHARRIVNT1 a-8 n

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY q. 1904,
e ARRIVED,
steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk merchan'
steamep' Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk,
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Maud. Clifford, Norfolk, wood. A.
Elacker.
SAILED,
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, perchsn,
Schooner 4, y. Yenable, sgneigo James
NsehdonMeSr' William Young, Bussall, Norfo|k,
passengers
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY 9. 1904
ARRIVED,
Charlotte Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Charlotte Murphy, Raltmprs, passenssra and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

= Hams iafgc........ss....... II q y
Sides, smoked .,.......l......st 10 II
Ehotild0rs, smoked ~, s,.au. % ~
LARD--Cotntfy pfiTio.l ......... a. ~
.FfsAxSEt Sr Per bus-.s........ LED q la.
1ALLOW--per ib,............. % AZ
WAT NUT X Urn EfLH-Per ib.... D ~
t,IIff1TskS EN- EECOPS s.........,.... IS % 80
TURKEY {CoOPS .............. 1!l6 q 1.2s
DtJVTER BuCKETs--per doE.. 2T6 q 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

HEw YORK July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
none; no trading, Dressed beef, AGloc. per
pound aof,na oshlarg aGing
falr demand at ea9c. per pound; Sheep ana
La bs Receipts. 1894 head: sheep-steauy;
hishers SHEEP sold 1t Sas5Ss.7I per 100 pounds;
lambs, i5as.60: culls at s4oO. Dressed mutton
ste ady at 61shc. per pound dressed lambs,
active at s4pl4o. per pound Hogs-Recepts
1904 head none Tor tho market; feeling NOM
fnally 6teady,tilIs s+sf s5y3 ~
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Hlchniond, Va. July q, 1904.
QUOTATtONA s
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
49, faa Ia II Hmm Etnck Ynrhll ~


Al XXI Richmond VA, July ., 1901.
Isselpts !, fea The week e. ending Mo.aday: J. !.
70 sood, ~ 65c.: common to fair s!a45c.i coni-
rlon 10 fair. aisglcj good heifers, ~ $50. COM
mon @ fair, sfisNe.; fat cows. sh9sA 9 CON.
mon to fair 29sc.,; bulls allshsc.t calves. 70
NJ Ods-R Jceipts. sit head, Market good.
s sB nSsS AN" so7 head
Market strong. Fat sheep. 3,i9 4c.; common
70 fair. :,iasc. bucks. stesc. lambs, tashc.
* CHICAGO. ILL.,. July s,---CATTL E--Re.
cslpts, 800 head. Market nominal. Good Z,
prime steers. 50. 4o9e. % poor t. medium LOO
.a4.s.: hsifers, ;2a!:75 cailners, ii.6o;
81 sSaf4 5S.5 HOGS Reed pts dan 5000 head
..eay !. Market g. higher M NJ
Ssas w 4SSS yoass heavy. .sssS,a ~!
shcep--Re ceipts,' a0o0 head. sheep and lambs,
steady. Good TO choice wethers, 81 T5alo %, fair
to CHOICE, mixed, 33730AW; nlNve LANDS
$a.bQ1t1,GO. git, ri H 5&
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4TH-J uLY-4TH
AT&THE
SEASfH ORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK g. WESTERN RAILWAY

NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH.
DAY, sir z DAYS, W.
Special train Of yesrbled coaches will
,eapo Byrd Street Station July 4th, golng
through 10 Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Without change OF cars In either direction.
on following fast schedule, LeaYe Rich
mond $3.50 a. NJ. Petersburg e;O5 a, NJ.
arriving Norfolk II "A. M. Virginia beach
siI,45 a, M; returning, leave Virginia
Beach $50 p. NJ, Norfolk 7;l5 r. Nj. ar
rlyng Richmond 1000 r. M, Sl,O0 round
trip 10 Norfolk, $l,35 to virginia Beach
md return, Tickets Will DO sold for Sun,
-ly morning traEs leaving Richmond
S;S A. M l,Trllbyl aud 500 a. Nj good
returning on above special train July 4th.
at following round trip rates; Norfolk,
SaOO; Virginia Beach, Sa,9b, For tickets
and further information, apply at Gom-
pany's office or ut ticket office, BYRD
3JNO,' E, WAGNER. y, II, BoSLI1Y,
City Pass. Agt, Dist Pass, Agt
REpucED RATES TO ATLANTIC. CITY
VIA m f., a. p. AND WAsNlfIG-
TON, ACCOUNT OF IMP ERlAl
COUNCIL, MYSTIC SHRINE,
Rate S0,75, round trip from Richmond,
Tickets on sale July 18th and leth; good
returning to lcSle Atlantic City not
earlier than July lSth nor later than
July aSd,
For tickets and further information. np-
My to agents Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
NV $500 w. n TAYLOR.
KIN Tranie Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

10 this diplomat, who, It has developed. was an
smploye Of the Intelligence Department
Attorney General Baudouin said thai when
ne began his consideration Of the Dreyfus case
he satisfied that Judicial error had not
been committed. but as the investigation pro-
ceeded his amazement increased. he said:
one by one all the charges vanished. leaving
only accusations without importance or con-
sstency when I examined the secret coec-
ton Of documents IN the case and saw their
miserable character. valuable only because OF
the mystery cleverly thrown about them, con-
cluded IL was necessary for justice 10 have the
last word. and II Is my conviction that there IS
not one OF us II IN the army. and not officer
now in the army. who would not have succumbed
had he been under an accusation thus managed.
Fearing disturbances during the proceedings
the government stationed guards among the
spectators and IN the corridors leading TO the
court. but their presence was not necessary.
The crowd was interested. but there were no
demonstrations against the favorable conclu-
slo1s Of the Reporter and Attorney General.
i vas claimed by those present IN court that
II The new facts were acknowledge by the
tribunal the Innocence OF Dreyfus would be es-
tabl3shed.