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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
BALTIC FLEET II. MOVE +:
Mystery Surrounds Actions Q
Division Of the
Squadron, &
Squadron.
(Rv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Pfess.)
IS ST, PETERSBURG, July S--1:2o r.. M.---
A division Of the Baltic squadron Will
sail from cronstadt, July 2sth under
scaled orders. Complete mystery shrouds
lis destination. 1t is said. although moth
ing is certain on this point. that the
orders for the division will be opened at
flve-day intervals
There are attending circumstances
which make 1t seem unlikely that the
division will start on its long journey 70
the far East until the other ships are
ready. It lis understood the division VIII
include the armored cruiser Admiral
Nakhimoff. the battleship Osliabia, the
protected cruiser Aurora, and the bat
tlesbip Alexander III. and POSSIBLY the
batteshp Navarin and the transport
Kamtchatka.
The general naval situation with the.
Fort Arthur squadron ready for sorties
al will, and the Vladivostok squadron en'
barrassing the Japanese transport plans,
compelling the constant presence OF vice.
Admiral Kamimura in the sea Of Japan,
is considered to have much improved
There is elaton everywhere over the
latest successful cruise of the latter.
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Tho little three-ycar.old daugh,te,r,, !. O.
Mr.. and Mrs Glfford = s ra,S n,ea hf,pr.
receIved while playing on the front porcht
candle. S53l :, !, !, I, $, Y :
PATE, had left the porch for g few MN,
,itey with the Intention q returning \. ana
during her absence Dorothy,s seVe1,.sis ~
Ed sr9' sSs. spPa s spph, ssrethy il trys
To- 70 x It Z than tnsi from him, ignited the
matches. Which set fire 10 her fr z, \.
Mrs Pate heard the sh'ldsSS e p BIaeed her
.her - rom ON swallowing ire flames, ana at
az sane m1d raPpsa eh the ames
y Sai p efforfs e. save the child:
Little vas kn9wn d and anq wsPS
OF character. and was loved and held ~
HIGH esteem by every one who knew her.
Her funeral taok place from her 8, iather,s
home. No. a6to Hanover street Tuesday
MI III. 't and Mrs. Pate have the heartfelt
3syn1pa thy OF the entire community III
thhelr Bereavement
Mrs. Lucy Smith. "a
Mrs. Lucy smith diea T e n' e.
Sd East Marshall street. Fer deat r. y; $
ays he4e ss s YEAR
smiih was the Oldest living member, Of
Centenary Methodist Church at tho time
OF her death. e. 4. u. I. !.
noon at $50 o'clock from No. 10 East
Conducted BY Rev. DR.. William u Young,
Mrs. Virginia Victoria Mallory.
II Mrs. Virginia VICTORIA Mallory, wife oe
II 8, Mallory. passed away at tho home
81 her sor,-in.iaw. Melvin p. PITT, no; so y
North Thirtytfirst street at ~! p'eio c.llf
Years OF age This funeral " l take place
this afternoon at 10 clock.
Brunello Consani.
=, ber "a t,er' No. 81 East Broad Street,
yeesterday atS4:5o o'clock in the twenty,
second month of her age. The funeral
Will take place at g. O clock to-morroW
and the interment VIII % mace ~ -
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DIED FROM FRIGHT
CAUSED by SNAKE

cWINGsyILLE KY.. July 7.--Mrs.
Henry Hargis, wife of5a farmer living In
the Wayne county oil fields, after having
taken jug OF water ts her husband,
who was working In field, was return
Ing home when she felt something pull
ing at her dress from behind, Thinking
1t was hrier she gave her skirt shake
to free herself. Instead of a brIer, there
was an enormous rattlesnake attached TO
the woman's dress, Upon seeing It she
tainted.
Her husband saw.ter fall and. rushing
to her assistance. found the snake within
a foot of his wife. coied ready to strike,
He killed the snake and carried the wo-
man to the house.
Examination showed that the snake had
not bitten her, but when she came out OF
the faint she was In Wild delirium, rising
and Jumping from the. bed and crying for
some one to take the snake away Mar
coitics had no effect on her. and the delir.
pm Lasted tSa ans she aea
hanging to her, 5
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Order a Free Bottle

Of Droke's Palmetto WING, itg!vts vlE0r Hn99
Gny he Isl stomaohs that arc weakened by
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lie stomach Is I'm paired by hnrtful medicines Q, OF
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cine Is purely vegetable and ne greatest rem
today ior a free bottle, "A. letter or postal card
IA YOUR only expense. Owens s. Altpoy
Drug Co.. DISTRIBUTING Agents.
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SOUTHERN Rail Az

scHEpULE5 IN EFFECT May 18TH, 1874.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. N.-Dally. Local for Charlotte. N. c.
1850 Pa Nj, DAILY. Limited Buffet " 'ullma0s
to Atlanta and Birmlng hahn. n ew U Crleans,S
Memphis, Chattanooga and oil tho South.
s:oo p. MEX. Sunday. Keysvllle Local
ii 100 y. NJ -Daily. LIMITED, Pullman az. ready
$50 p NJ for all the South.
~ I'D DIRK RIVER LIN
The favorite route to Baltimore. and EasternS
points. Leave lilchmond ago r NJ Daily,
except Sunday. KIN II . II y s55t
ee1a:16 r. M.-Locnl Daily. except Sunday.
10 p. M-Except Sunday: For West POINT
connecting with steamers for Baltimore an =.
rvsr lar dings. Steamers sailing from vNes:i
Point Point Monday, "Wednesday and Friday call, e.
Yorktown and Clay Bank: Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, Almonds and Gloucester Point.
t:45 A. NJ Except Sunday. Local mixed for3
W s'es' II TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. M
Y AKA A. NJ and $40 p. M.--From all the South,
S:sS p, M.-From Charlotte and Durham,
S:|O A hi.--From Chase CITY. :, . e ll
s.a5 a. M-Baltimore and Yves. Point: w
ic:b AN $40 7. nj. From West Point;
CIV wESTBuRY, p. r, Al; R!Ghmond Y g.
s. II. HARDWlCR. w y Il n, = Ae'1ln4s
&. II. AcKERT. oeD'l Mgr,
8 IS7S- Washington. p. 9. gfs N es
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liam Moss, Who had gone on his lend
FOR $50. forfeited that amount.
Charles Williams and Janies Scaborn
tj.pth colored), chicken, thieves, wcro sent
10 1aiI yesterday for six months, ard, fall
inn Is give required security VI SoH,.
an additional term Of six months wAb
ievei, them,
for shooting In Forest Hill Park,
The case OF silvlni Plsnrit for prd,llits
without license, and John stchcs for
clsorderlness on a Petersburg cal, were
continued.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs Kirkiand, who was hurt In a
s,reet car accident on Thursday, was no
Letter yesterday. II d
Judge W. Il ciopton. Of Tho Coip,l htian
Court, rs at Crockett Springs. Mon sornls
cty county, for his health. JudGs s. D..
g.Nitt, OF the Hastings Court, Richmond,
j M, Emmett Taylor and wife, OF koa-
snoke, are visiting his sister, Mrs.. W. ..
3l,mith, No. Is East Tenth street
Mrs. N, r. Burnett rs visiting her Is
ter. Mrs. w. e. Smith. ..5
Liberty and Progressive CoullciiS y. q.
Il A. NJ. now have ticksls fot irtinpers
Tor tho excursion given BY these roun-
ellis to their members August lin 1t'
beach Park. West Point.
Miss Beulah Catlett, IT South Rocky
Mount, N. O., Is visiting Mrs. J. ". Bar
rett, al No. 1914 NfcDonougl, Street
Mrs. r. u. Cersley left YESTERDAY morn
Ing to spend q short time Win lf'onpr ~
Weldon, N. G.
II Cumberland county
Miss Matte Woods will entertain her
gfIiends with lawn party satuidaJ night
nt Seventh and Perry Streets.
Mrs. Fred. Il. Burk, OF Coyin1t ten, ~,
who has beer, visiting hr mother III Fast
Ninth street, has returned homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Waldo, o. Hinton ~
", Va, who have been visiting M t 8.
Kirklund, have returned home. ig5 n
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THE DECIDING VOTE.
Should Have Been Cast by the
Commemorative Attorney.
Editor az The TImes-Dispatcll

Editor of The Tllnes- Dispatcti:
slr.-In your article from Louisa. Va,
this nornlng s issue 4 your corresPso M
the v 1,t 81 Tia Board OF Supervisors Of
E WSet dUnn'f ts esssaat u
Losa Gr pe Lem0yed e rrasoved
favor favor Of Louisa b. ire vote q f: ".
SIMS. commissioner ~ cfanicery fou "
.corresponde nt says: IN az cases IN ~
Circuit Court casts the deciding vote;
This IS Il revelation to the writer. NO
s sHq t feu sate m tie
trary, however. section s32 OF the Code
Of Virginia. 1851, as anne ended by Acts I, Of {
ssss v s1pfesahs sr sss sa b ma
Of the board being present. the comn,.o,n !
wealth's attorney shall give the casting 9 2!
wealth's attorney OF Of Louisa, and It de-
5yolved on him to decide the question.
ecton the
Mineral Is absolutely null and yoid ! The \
only possible competition that Mt. sims
a brother-in-law Of the commonwaalth's
attorney. and this may have been con-
strued % give him the authority Z att HI
7QulEu 10y -
evidently no such construction was IN
tended by the Legislature. 81 A careful and
critical examination Of the statute would
seem to BIZ against such construction:
The town OF Mineral offered to give 50, 600
in cash and two acres Of land Il the
courthouse should be moved ito Mineral
This meant practically that the new
courthouse would cose the peoplee OF tn e
county nothing. The county is without a
dollar in its treasury, and bonds will
have to be issued to pay for the new
building under the vote as reported:
This means the good but poor people OF
the county will be taxed to nay the in
terest and principal Of these bonds How
long these bonds will run we do not
know.
The Mineral offer meant no debt, with
anew courthouse In a progressive to- n;
the vote OF the board. means debt for
present and future general lions, and wiz
the courthouse remaining In a town .162
years old and about 262 Inhabitants. Min
seral is six miles nearer the geographical
center OF the county, and BY far nearer
the CENTER a. s,opulation. Every natural
advantage is with Mineral.
The chief object OF this article Is to
correct the statements OF your CORE
spondent as to who cast the. deciding
vote. Yours truly,
JAMES i. SHELTON,
Richmond. Va. July g. 1904.
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Results at Harlem.

l177V 7E|taI IBy. AEbOcIhted PTeBBJ
CHICAGO. July s..--Results at Harlem:
First race-tive and one half furlotlss.--.
second, NO Trumper 20 TO y third, Time. g1:1t.
Second race-,steeplech short course
Handvice rs to y first, j. p. Owens % to -
Third rane-inile and seventy yards--sou-
friere 70 tod first, Leila Il 70 y second,
Kioinwood tl3 to ~ third Time. 1850 I,
Fourth race--iive furlongs-Lighter III to. b
first, Hudson d6 to y second Florentine
70 to 81 third. Time, 1913 4-b. /,
q Fifth rnce-one mile-p ltaskme q e =
first, Htidson (i8 { ol) second, This Lady Il
10 d third. Time, i:4o As.
sixth race--miie and seventy Yards EdwarsI
Great Eastern le 10 y third Time. 1853 Is.
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The Brighton, Track.
NV Associated %

(By Associated Preas)
NEW YORK, July s--Jaines v. and
ne Hesscke we're the only winning favor-s
ties at Brighton Beach to-day. sum-
maries.
First race-eix ftirlongs- Austin Alien
20 to ~ first British a ia 81 second.
CIV. r, Us TO ~ third. Time 1:1s *
4 Second race-selling; mile and a six
tenth listen (e to y first, Bardolph
.(SO to ~ second, Conkling (4o to y third.
Time, 1:4s is.
( Third rsce--handicap; ELK furlongs--
James ". Is TO n first, High Chancellor
% to y second, stalwart az to ~ third.
Time, 1:14.
Fourth race--handicap mile and q fur.
iong-1llyrin (4to y first, Lord Badge g
to y second, Carbtincle (ever) third,
Time, $50 1-6.
Fifth race--selling: mile and a. sixteenth
De Resscke teven) first. Cincinnat,is Is
to y second, Flammtila q to 5)third.
sTime,1 :47S.6.
IA sixth race--five and a half furlongs---
,1ota q TO y first. Salt and Pepper go
TO u second, Linda Lee e to 81 third.
,T'if11e. 100. Si
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Commonwealth OF Virginia,
AdjItant. Generals Office
Richmond. Va. July 5. 1Jo'

+ Richmond. Va, July s. 1y0i
a 4. In response to the Invitation cx-
tended to tie State OF Virginia to
designate an organization or crgan-
izations OF Virginia volunteers, having
II total approximate strength 1t zoe
officers and enlisted men, to pal t'ct-
4 pate In the Joint field ercl5es OF reg
rlara troops and organized militia; to I
be held near Manassas, Va, In sep
TEMPER next. the seventieth Regiment
of3Infantry and Battery a. Tirrt Bat
talon Of Artillery. are Designated rs
the commands of-Virginia volunteers
to participate In the exercises re-
ferrcd 10, and, tho field, staff, non
commissioned staff and companies Of ii
the seventieth Infantry and Battery
\ a will leage their respective ilomsa
stations az early az practicable OH
the morning Of Saturday, September
; 8, 1904, provided with both dress ana
service uniforms. with overc oats,
blankets. ponchos havcrsacks, ca ~
teens. camp cooking outfits, Individual
ness outfits, camp tents. shelter tents
and with all clothing. arms dlld ea lp-s
ments necessary for active service IN
the field. and will proceed to hlu-
masses. or to such point In the v'clni-
( ty OF hdndSSHS as aIUhS w AuSoAGAo ~ -
y in subseaunt order, arriving there,
on tho same day. and, afteE The tcrnii-
nation OF the exercises. Will OIL Mon-
day, September A.. 1904 leave their
camp in the vicinity of Manassas and
return to their respective homes and
stations.
2. The commanding officer Of the
SEVENTEEN Regiment OF Infantry Will
provide the transportation. made
necessary by this order, for the Sew
entieth Regiment, for Battery A ani
4 for ali property pertaining to botn
commands.
8. The officers OF the Seventeen
Regiment and Of Battery a will .xsi 81
else the utmost care and Vigilance TO
prevent injury or loss OF any Of sLch
uniforms arms. equipment. tentnsc
and pu bic property Of any DESCRIPTION n I
as may be taken 10 the field exercises
near Manassas for the use OF thosa
commands.
BY order OF the Governor and com
nander-in-chlef.
w. MALE.
3s$ 5 4. y. ,Ad jutant- 6 encral.
The companies which compose tho sec
ertith Regiment are: "a, B. O, 3 and II
81 Richmond; y, of Charlo ttesville: Z
81 I,ynchburg; a, ofsAlexandris:: I. 6
Farnyille; X. OF Stanton: L. Of Fred
rricksburg, and NJ, OF Danvilie. cclons
George Wayne And erson will be In COM
rnand of the Virginia troops at h1nnas
uas,
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RAILROADS.
GO: P Z ss|Gs *
Worlds Fair Scenic Route
10 St. Louis, Mo.

V y i Al 81
LEAVE RICHMOND EAsT.BcUND
Point and way stattonss ls5ii VI 8 IN n
300 A. NJ Daily Limitfd--Arrives wiliiarBs
4 2 burg 1855 A. NJ. Newport News 1o.so A
NJ, Old Point Hoo IA. NJ, Norfolk i1:2o
A. NJ, Portsmouth 1t:45 A. NJ. li8 siI N RI
400 r. NJ Special n rriveH williams
burg 1855 T. M. Newport News $50 p. Nj
ed ian s az r. I; Nj Norfolk s;aS Z. NJ
500 r. NJ. - Daily Local to Old Point and Nor.
MAIN --yv15STBoUNr. VI
$3.50 A. Alphabetically TO Charlottesvilldt OK.
cept Sunday to Clifton forge. g
200 r. N. Daily -speclal---To CinGlnnati.
Louisville. 81 Louis and Chicago
Sis p, M.--Week days-I.ooai to Grange. sts 3y$
1o;45 p M..-Daily-- Litnited--To Cincinnati
Lou rl 8; t Y, Y, &, and Chicago
y lexington va, Nav Castle. clifton
Forge and principal stations except sun.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM t3s
Norfolk and Old Point s.45 A. NJ. dail lis 49,
A.. NJ daily, TOO p. M. and 1925 PM. daily.
From Clndlnnati and West 7:5o AZ. NJ daily
and $3.50 p Nj daily. Main Line Local SIZE
r. Nj, except Sunday, from Clifton Forge and
daily from Charlottesville Orange Accom-. $3.50
James River Line Local from clifton Forge
Gas +. NJ. daily. Esnont Accom-. $40 A. N.
f. f. w Su' FULLER w. 8. wARTHHN,.
Gent; Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. AZ. "a
G. p. DOYLE. Gen'i. Manager.
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COMMISSION DECIDES IN
FAVOR OF RAILROADS
lBy Associate Press.

773I n 7111 icy f+S5UC11 teU cSHJ ~ ~
WASHINGTON p. CT July S,--The In:
terstate Commerce Commission to-day
announced It's decision in favor OF the
Southern Railway and the iColuUbia,
Newberry and Laurens Railroad in the
case against those roads instituted by
John w. Blacklnan. Jr,, OF New Orleans,
the commission holding that storage
charges in a railroad depot may properly
be made higher than the public warehouse
charges in order to expedite freight.
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MAYOR INTERPRETERS WITH
sFfTzSIMMONS FIGHT

j!,5 tBy Associated Press)
4 PHILADELPHIA. PA. July s,--Mayor
Weaver to-day refused to permit the
Fitzslmmons- O Brien fight to take place,
and it was declared of. The Mayor he
was convinced 1t was asprize fight and
not boxing contest. z,
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SACRED CONCERT.

Prof. STEMS Orchestra to Present
Fine Programme Tomorrow.
The concert by Professor Moses STEMS
orchestra at Beach Park tomorrow af-
5ternoon embraces programme Of rare
excellence. The various Selections are:
March. Yankee Girl. u. Bodewald
I.ampe; selection. Prince of Pilsen. Luder;
reverIe, Failing Star, Benz. Richmond;
intermezzo, Katunka, Lee Arean Snlltn'
Arrival OF the Gecks, Neal Atoret; song,
Non e Yer. j. Matter; medley overture,
Suwanee River. Harry Won Ttlzer; march.
"A southern Belle, Max G. Eugene.
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FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS
DO Hair No Good, But Often Cause II To
Fall Out,

y Many hair preparations are fake" be-
cause they are mesely scalp irritants.
They often cause dryness making the
hair brittle, and. finally, lifeless. Dan.
druff lis the cause OF all trouble with hair,
It is a germ disease. The germ makes
cuticle scales as 1t digs to the root OF the
hair, where IT destroys the hairs vitality,
causing 1t to fall out. To cure dandruff,
the germ must be killed, Destroy the
cause you remove the effect. Newbros
Hsrpicide is the only hair preparation
that kills the dapdruff germ. thereby
leaving the hair tp grow inxurlantly. Sold
for sample to The IIerplcide Co.. Detroit.
Mich, Owens y Minor Drag Co., special
agent,
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Gone to Mexico.

Miss Frances 1rma yYilleroy left on
Monday for M ontereS'. Mexico. where she
has been appointed head nurse and as
sistar,t to DR. Harrison In the Monterey
q Al the close OF the services last Sun
day at Centenary Church, of which Miss
Willeroy Is q member. her friends ha made
Miss Wileroy, who Is full graduate
nurse, will also conduct a training school
for natives.
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Attack on Mukden.
(By Associated Press

sr. PETERSBURG. July S. 1880 n. M.
IA special dispatch from Now Chwang,
dated yesterday. says General Kuroh u
advancing all along the Inns, and adds
that Japanese officers are organizing CHS
lnese bandit bands throughout the Lilac
valley for an attack on MukdsR
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N kkayvN0ito|k&W6St|eI|111l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. " ~
900 A. M.--NoRToLK LIMITED. Arrives
Narfolk 11i2o A. NJ 4. stops only at Petersburg.
Wayerly ana SUFFOLK ], ! !, \, 3, /.
Paror Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and Roam
ohe, Pullman sleepsrs Roanoke I'd St. Louis,
Blueheld to Cincinnati: also Roanoke to Knox
VILE and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mems
lilo p. ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farm.
ville Lynehburg and Roanoke. "
s:oo T: M.-otIAN SHoRi9 LIMITED; Ar
burg. Wavery and sufSlk coha n With
Baltimore and washington. Through coach to
u s5 =. I,--For Norfolk ana al stat Ion. east
3 Il s;so p. M-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME.
Pullman SleeperA. Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke: Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchourg to
chattanooga. Memphls ana New orlaans.s Cafe
WY p M.-WoRLD.s FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St,
Lot,iS Cafe Dining Car. Z, W w
Trains arrye from the West 7:So ~ NJ. a:oa
r. n. and 9:06 r. M; from Norfolk Il 40 A. ~.
and g 80 p. NJ. . y. Ss {2ii5,$3 3;
w. u. BEVILL, g. ~, BOSLEYs Sss8
NJ Cent Pass AIT. Dist Pass AIT. S
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In execution OF a decree OF the ClTculti
ths 18th day Of APRIL isos. IL the suit 81
Della M. Hall vs.. White Hail Company ct
ais, we will as Special Commisslaner
thereby appointed procsed. 70 sell at . ave.
and improvements above mentioned, upon
~ pssssXli,Tff1Jih 3 JULY % 1894, !.
consist Of . tract q land Of 400 acres, lald
of into 100 lots, with many stores and
other valuable buildings theraon. III,
The improvemants are exceedingly val
6. & o. Railway runs through It. It has
It's own railroad station, and u. the VII.
lage Of White Hall there is q public school
house, churches and stores
The machinery and engines arc IN hrst-
class condition, and are suitable for the
manufacture OF all kinds Of lumber. hick-
DRY handles. etc. White Hall isa pros
ing l region, and a valuable tobacco and
would be q most excellent location for .
furniture Or wagon factory. : /, y.
II tho commissioners shall deem IT best,
and then rs a whole, and will be knock
ed out to the highest bidder or bidders.
iuil Information given upon request ct It
White Hall, Bucklngh ham county, Va, BY
II. M. White, or at the once Of 9. 8. p.
Patteson, g.. Shafer building, Richmond.
TERMS One-third cash and the bal-
anoe in equal Instruments at 9, IL and 1s
months, evidenced by negotiable notes Of
cent interest added and the title retained
until all Of the purchase money is paid
and conveyance ordered by the COURT
or all cash, at the option Of tho pur..
chaser. The purchaser Will be required
purehaas mon. * ( .. f' M66 BIZ.
l3.i MA Lynohburs. Va,
8158 JOHN r.. MOSS,
buckingham g: Il. Va.
8, 81. p, PATTHSON,
Bill Richmond Va,
5 Special Commissioners.
In the Clerks once Of the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Buckingham * :, I, !, :,
against p
white Hall Co. Of ais. Defendants,
Iii. p. A. Forbes. clerk OF the said court,
do certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the decree rem.
April 1904. has been duly given.
i&E Given undef n " hand Al clerk Of the
aaid court this 18th day Of April. .1otA
E p. "a. FORBES, Clerk.
July 2,s.1sas,es
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BY Pollard q Bagby.
AUCTION sAIn 4
Good B'usine S. Prop.
eriy on Church Hill,
\ ], CORNER OBJ
28th and S Streets.

we will sell at auction on
THURSDAY,5Ju July a, 1904
property. 4 at the northwest corner OF
twenty eight h and rs, Stree IS, consisting
of an excellent store and dwelling Lot
3sxl4O feet. Splendid corner FOR BUSINESS.
Hoise I Is we'll built and In good order. G
JUN s' aetds IPoLLARD 6 BAGBY.
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TRACING THE STATUE.
OF 1HOS. JEFFERSON.
Dedication of Virginia Building
Postponed Until 1t Is
Located, {
INV AssocIated Press,l

ton OF the Virginia building at the,
Worlds Fair. which was postponed from
July 4th to July 9th on account OF the
MOI, arrival of the furniture from the
University OF Yirslnla, has been again
postponed indefinitely owing 10 the loss
of the statue OF Thomas Jefferson. The
furniture and the statue should have been
here two weeks ago. according TO tho
sent out to locate the goods, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
..Doughertx 10 STAY.

CINCINNATI, h g., July s.-The National
Base. Bali Commission has refused - request
Of tho Southern League for the return Of
player Dougherty. The commission holds that
the Chicago American League Club regularly
drafted Dougherty from Atlanta, paying II
full for him before dune list, and then solo
the player TO Milwaukee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

Illness Of Mrs. Manning.
Mrs. Manning, mother OF Police Commits
sioner Chris, Manning, is very. III at her
home ON East Main Street,