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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
3B,.AF s, ONCE.
But They Elope Second Time
and Are Successful.

Az BafTled N an attempt to eloPe about q ]
year ago, Edward Ginning and Miss q Ina ~.
Nash, T. Ashland, a., were success \, \
the second attempt nj e. tn this ci1v by
|. the grace OF "a olicenlan.Ia clerk IN the
office OF the clerk Of the Supreme. Cout.t,i
and a minister. The couple returned go ~, ~
Virginia yesterday orntng 70 al ann
e Aye ear ago last June the couple al i
tempted TO eope from a seminaT p hi,ns
aswas ets n din y be, y. a 3
Saturday afternoon Chuning. who Us q
prosperous farmer near AS Inland a nd g
aged twentylge tce Rim otHa
Miss Nash, who Is nineteen. was visiting
there, and knowing Of The previous AL a.,
tempt to elope, hinted to Gnnnmg tnnt
,dcspite the fact that his clothes were not
those of al brideg ON. W, g !
45rhe first train o ut Of Ashland arrived y
in ashingtqn az o. ci oGR hare ga Hi
friend who had suggested the. eopen1 81 :
was again equal to the emergency. re re
TO Polieeman =. IL. ,5sn nmsSt
vania station. Very importa u 49, ~ hen
the train pulled in the policeman was az
the gate waiting for Chunlng, Who OF = ne
had never seen or heard Of Hegdisffto ,,,
cred Chuning, however. with a beautiful Y!
fblilshing young woman on his a rIn. IS &,
Getting marriage license az We s, s cto -
on Sa turduy y ~ e enS !.is..
even for one familiar WI tn " ashlnsl on;S
Cunning knew no hing Of the city. and
relied entirely on his friend, the, police
man. a carriage was obtai ed and driven
to the home Of Deputy. Clerk Meigs' who @
consented to 20 to the City Hall and issue
the license. On the way there he became
Interested n in the case, and agreed /, ,ta;
Help Policeman ohns9n along With W 3 ne
,nuptial arrang emen IS. The carriage scaliedd
for Miss Nash al the Flo ward III Quse, ana
the future bride and bride oom, the City
Hall clerk. the policeman and the LICENSE {, Is
were 5unbaded at the resid ence Of Key .s
w 10, Parson, n o.. 300 New j erseysEAye-s
me, southeas t. Performing the ceremony
was the task OF but a few minutes, ana
amid the congra and good wls ,1.as
da1parted for their hotel. They y eft on
an earlyStraln yesterday for their nome
WA shingtO on p st. .3s .3lsg3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
1 WITH t. THE SICK.
News From Those Confined in
the Hospitals.

The condition OF George ". Rogers,
$whojis at the Virginia Hospital, is much
improved. lie Is now recovering from Il
severe attack OF tonslits, and when he
has fully recovered from this he viii
undergo an operation for appendicitis
Or. a.. r.. Gray, assisted by DR.. g. a.
Wright at the Virginia Hospital on
yesterday renoved.l rom the neck OF Mr..
Gillian, of I-yrchbire, 4 bullet, whicl,
IA had been there for several months. The
piece Of lead was located by the use Of
#lhe X-ray
III; DR.. Daniel j, Coleman. who IS at tl,r
Memorial Hospital and recovering from.
appendicitis, is mendng rapidly
NJ. Il. Trotter. a superintendent Of the
Life, Insurance Company of Virginia, is
under treatment for appendicitis at the
Memorial Hospital. lie was taken there
yesterday.
8igi DR.. +. II, Holmes, Of Clinton, N c.,
mas dismissed yesterday from the Me-
succcssful operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. j a. Morton, who has hccn at the
Virginia Hospital for treatment. will
y leave that institution to-day having fully
4 recovered,
Benjamin G. rpshaw. Of Atlanta, a
Z salesman for Ka.r,iinn a. Company, OF
this city. Is at the Memorial Hospital,
sSWhere he is being treated for typhoid.
CAPTAIN P. a. Tillery, OF Edenlon, n,
h G, was operated upon yesterday at tho
y Memorial Hospital for appendicitis.
Charles IL. Todd Jr., who underwent
ian operation for appendicitis at the Vir-
Elnla Hospital several weeks ago, has
fully recovered and will be dismissed
4 from the hospital to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
THE VA r5EsDA
THE BRIDGES in
CHESTERFIELD.
Tile Supervisors to Increase Tax
Il Levy to Build TheinNev
Supervisor.
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Especial to me rimes- p lspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times ID spatchD
! CHESTERFIELD, VA, July q. The
county supervisors held their monthly
meeting here to-day, despite the rain,
and allowed a large number8of claims
rho vacant office Of supervisor for
Glover Hill Magisterial District, lately
held by Mr.. a. A Phaup, las not yet
been filled. A lengthy petition for the
appointment of Mr.. James Henry Bailey
as Mr.. Phaup's successor was forwarded
to Judge Watson last week, and as the
other candidates for tho place seem sc IN 70
have Withdrawn from the contest, Judge
Watson will probably appoint Mr. Bailey
tefore another meeting Of the board.
rho delnuuent lists, which we're to
have been passed upon to-day, We're not
all ready for inspection, some of the
collectors not having understood that
they were expected to close UP their
work at this time, and the board there.
fore adjourned until the 18th of August
to pass upon the DELINQUENT lists and
lay the county levy for the coming year.
Is Owing to the fact tha t3the expenses I. q
late have been unusually large and that
an expensive iron bridge Will probably
be constructed before the end OF this
wear, the supervisors think Of increasing
the county levies for 1905 to 81 cents on
tho hundred dollars, making the total
tax for county and State $500 on the
hundred dollars as 1t was before the
Ire ducton OF the State taxes. S II
8s.A As committee Y: was appointed by tho
board to advertise for bids for the con-
Sstructon Of new steel bridge over
Swift Creek, about one mile from the
courthouse. the present one, which is at
one or the most important crossing
places on the stream, being In danger
GUS condition.. Another committee was
appointed to have the old stone bridge
over Failing Creek, on the Manchester.
and Petersburg Turnpike, rcpaire #
5 commissioners were pponted 1 to view
the proposed route for a. n NV road from
.1lingsland Station, on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad. to the Petersburg Tu = y
pike across the electric Inc. on the
petition OF George D. n Carter and others
/ si,I prisoners tried before Justice L.
". heatha,n, near Manchester. FAST
week were landed In jail here this:
morning, having been brought down in.
a wagon by County Policemen ats
and farrell. Five OF them were sent on
to the grand jury, charged with felony,
namely, Phil Turner, 4 for shooting and
robbing Mr.. Albin Nctherwood John!
Darden, Belle Blango and w alter Pow
ell, for the murder OF Willie Perry, and
] ohm Williams, for housebre akin 6 and
larc Jailer ogbill now has sixteen IS eA1
and six more are cxpec tedE
this week. .E 81 81 Is
. rhe Board OF Supervisors to-day al =
loved to Mr.. Ben p. Owen $50 for ia X
Ing 4 IN shorthand and transcribing tho
evidence against Phil Turner q il the
magistrates preliminary hearing OF his
ca Sc last week. a. ID 93 "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
DECIDED BY A RIFLE 4 4. I SHOT 10
All Were Agreed Means OF
Reaching Decision Abso-
81 lutely Fair.
WINNERS CONSOLATION
PRIZE TRIP:
Miss Alice Ford,
Miss Amy Undertake.

M rhe climax OF the great Tee-Dee sum-
ner outing contests was reached yess ''.t
nav afternoon, when the award 2 OF t iilt3
consolation prize. the capital prize ~ III
ina entire competition, was made. MS is
1 nhe great trip to which three persons arg
entitled. It extends from this city 10
New York, via the Old Dominion steam
81: thence up the Hudson, via the rev rev
I; York Central steamboat, to Albany;
nhc1nuce Via the New York Central to the
head Of Lake Ontario and through the
Thousand Islands, down the st. Lawrence
10 Quebec and Montreal, and thence 70
$$sAbenakis@ Springs, one Of the most Gele e,
brated 5of Canadian resorts, sltla , ~
the province OF Quebec IN the guam R 9,a
1 a,irning. the party will come by rail past
tho Adirondac ks and Lake Ilacid an ti
down the Hudson to New York city, anu
i thence home by steamer, .. &
Decided by Rifle Shot.
The thirty couples who had r = e, tea
outing out tours contest and yet had not
won one OF the trips, were eligible 70
compete for the consultation All
snhem had been req uested 70 pc pr s.e y,
Irersona llylG5 Or send a representative "
srhe q Times Dispatch circulation rooms,
over tho business office. at y o. PIG lSas =
%tNiain Street, at 1:3O3P. NJ. yesterday. Az ~
d MerH she sns nn
LAS Ia perfectly fair method vi a ,Hl ~.
I theSprlze, 1t was determined tosdo SO Wy
4 chance. q "A circular card was made anu
sdiyided In thirty sections. all OF the same
4 dimensions and each radiattnS from the
scenter, upon which the card was nlaue
4 no .revolre. w hen The sect tha d shee ,
numbered from one to thirty, CORES POM siti
Singbwith@the standing of the thirty com
petitors In the contest, The card was SCI
10 revolving rapidly, and a dislnteres lea
person fired al 1t with e rifle me space
iii which the leaden pellet struck was
numbered and the number 4correspondcd
with that OF one of the thirty couples
5Atastar X nmyi Jones, of the business
a a strifle below and to the Shit OF the
center ofsthe space marked thirty.
Cried for Joy.
i "a consulta ton Of tho list showed that
number thirty gave the prize trip to Miss
Z who had received but ] DIS votes, being
next 10 The lowest OF the thirty coInpetl-
tors. AS soon as the result was made
h known The luck contestants danced IN
Their glee and gave many manifestations
Il of their JOY. One OF the young ladies ms
y terested was almost hysterical- twas
" "a rich8 prize and one which might We'll
z delight8any one. Misses Ford and 4 Tim
& berlake were congratulated by Their
il friends and hy many others on .heil5
Z good fortune. and went away happy IN
Il deed.
The absolute fairness of the method Of
deciding was recognized By al. ana
there was no ground for comp!as ~. atd
all went away satisfied. Thus ended the
greatest competition of It's klAGN ever had
& by q Southern newspaper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26

James b. Ronntree, Durham; j. II. SMITH Y,
Charlotte; Darius Eastman, Qxtord ~
81: Herbert M Pctea,, Wake oTe ~ -. ~.
e.: w. P. Gillian, r. N; Fester, ee srl1,.
vile: w. l.. Perkins. Louisa Y. i. SPY N.
lar. Miss Splitter, Sheldon. Ill; ~. g: phrk,
or. Norfolk; Flournoy Bonldin, HoGston'
n. IA. McKeown, Washington,D. =; &c, a.
ii. Wilmington, Boston; g. a, cross, GIN v NJ
I'll The Powhatan-- E. Sumner, Society
nil. S. CSC. d. Roberts. Hinton. w 81; !;
T.. NJ Simones Russell. ny. w; n: Nie a:ati
Cnlumbia &. NJ. Kidd, Roanoke; u. Rodes
MAYS Nelson county, Va. Ii
Murphy's-EI Emile Levy. Gus Herman. e.
NJ Lewis. Edmund Grossman, g; ~
MartiinE, j. T. Sutherland, r. !; Grimes,
New York: II. c. BLherste,n. CHARLOTTE;
John d. 5Twiggs, Jr. Augusta; =. s. a ol.
lev. Baltimore; s. Spaudaner. ia liimore;
+, Malpney Washington. D. G.; illiam
a, smith, Cape Cha rles; Oliver LAKES we IS
Indianapolis E II. Mea,ly, Lo. y
5Lexi I VI. 6. Ahsrron and ,, family i
Portsmouth; WIN. G. Rowland, Philadell,-
min: Ed. a. Hampson. T. w. Riley. :.
HERSHEY. Edwin A. Stein, Baltimore; a. z.
Mann, Robert I. Mann. Mineral; James
Hurst. Norfolk; A. w. Niorehouse. Savan-
NAH: James W. Roberts, Alexandria; Mr..
ana Mrs. j. w. Broaddus, Newport News;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Highland County
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)S

Il MONTEREY, VA, July o. 1t is no
exaggeration. to assert that the hay-har-
vest to begin in a few days, will be
one Of the most beautiful In the history,
OF Highland county. In a recent con-
T
was assured that, during his long life
OF three score and ten, lie had never seen
as much grass In that valley as is to be
found the present season.
berries are abundant IN many, I, 5.
and tho rose-bug shared a lavish supply
THE new thrty-room hotel being erected
at Monterey for Mr.. S. WI Crummett,
presents quite beehive appearance just
at the work, and Nj. crummett hopes e
have 1t ready for guests by September.
+ Tho third quarterly meeting for Monterey
Circuit, NJ. p, Church South is now
being held at Rehoboth. in the southern
end of the circuit. Rev. David Bush;
DgTfs Na ger elder oa II les Saspfs
are critically ilsnt this time. They are
and MIST. II. slaven, OF Monterey,
Mr. G. T. Campbell and wife. Of {, Call y
fornia. and Mr.. WillIamgA. Campbell. o.
Mrs. Jennie Bishop and little daughter,
Matte, Of Greensboro North aroma
are guests of Mr.. V.SB. Bishop, Monterey.
Mars. A.. w. Reynolds. after q tWo-Weeks
visit to her. former home al Monterey,
Dt Charles +; Jones, Jr, 81 coylngton.
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
C.. II. Jones. V }at q ,.fi
Mrs. ] L. Hlner, called to- @ reenbrlel
county on account Of her mothers illness
returned yesterday q 81 a d St
Mrs Ella Flusher and little daughters
Carrie and Lucille, are at Durbin. va
mrs. DR.. Gordon and sister N! ss Belle
tBorst. OF Cnlpeper, are with their uncle
Mr.. y. A. Fleisher, Meadow. De e.ss s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
GIRLS AGE IMPORTANT y.
Case in the County Continued
\ for; This to be Ascertained

q The d hearing OF Ernest steInman,i
charged with attempting criminal assault,
on Carrie Goode. the fourteen-y ear:-o -
daulghter 81 Andrew Goode, Of No l ~
s,raylor street, was given a continuance Y g
by Squire Lewis yesterday. he Com..
nonwealth's attorney wanted TO ascertain an
the girls age. Il,
THE question OF the exact age OF the5
girl cannot be accurately esta DIS ed' a.
both the mother and the glrl re 3uhcsl.
stainsias to the da tei OF the glrls birtn;
but they think she was born septeln n !,
Is, 1890. In that event she would ~ net q
fourteen n ana rnes = ra 1nat
astelnmani Will assume q more serious a = g. !.
rect The date for the hearing has mol y
yet been fixed, y a !. 81, Il q,
scfticer$ Mills, Of the county, on Sunday y ),
d fternoon near Twenty ninth &c and 3
Streets, On .arrant ellargl !, nm w Y !
gterday before Squire rlloma and sent
on to the gran ~ ~. p l,s i3EtS N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
KNIFE FREELY USED,
Colored Men Cut Each Other
d Almost Numerically. !,

Norman Crump8 4 colored) J, got in q 70 w
in VOLTS bar, on West Marshall Street,
WITH, a colored man and received o. two
Inch indentation In the fpre par, ct hi !s
Uranium, DR.. Perkins was called IN 20
attend him.. Us IS {. 4. 3, z
; Frank Sadler colored) y, ccelYea g 1ou Y.
result OF a. blow inflicted by Jim Nc I2onT
aid DR.. Perkins did the tailoring.
A rom Finnegan accidentally cut his ma no
Yesterday with saw In The r lchmonudi
Cedar Works. The wound 4neces stated
eight stitches which were sewn by DE-
Perkins, OF the Ambulance Corps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
TWO BIG EXCURSIONS.
Chesapeake and Ohio Brings in
Two Large Parties.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway yes
tcrday brought into the city two OF the
largest excursions Of the season. One
Of these came from Norfolk and New
mort News. arriving In the forenoon. with
about 40 persons. including colored
In ball team. which played game
With local team yesterday afternoon
son marty returned last night, but the
base ball team will remain.
The other excursion came in over the
James River division of the same road
mis- consisted OF eleven coaches and ar.
rived about 10 4. NJ After spending the
day Sightseeing, the excursionists "a re-.
turned to their homes in the evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Radford.
special to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)

Faf Especial to The Times.D ispatch.)
RADFORD. Va, July 25,-The family
of ex-Gov. and Mrs. Tyler. with their
guests. Misses Alice. Guile and Nell Ser
pell, 9.of Norfolk, and Maj. FIeth Tyler.
N2rfnk spendng ne Weeh
In Pnaska,4
tiers of Judge Stewart. Of Tazewell, are
guests Of Miss Mtellta Wilson,
Miss Corinne Cooper. of San Antonio.
Texas is visiting the Misses Micou.
z Mrs. j. r. Miller has returned from a
visit to relatives In Bristol. and Is the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. B. Kimball.
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Il. w. Peck,
( at the West End Hotel this week
Mrs Thomas Lewis and Mrs. Gale, Of
Roanoke. Mrs. Margaret Wade. OF Chris
atiansburg, and Miss Louise Gale. OF Nor
folk, arc guests OF Mrs. Mack Ingles.
Miss Carrie Howard second daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs; NJ. r. Howard. and
Mr. n. 7. Hendrix. manager OF the CO.
ii Bristol. They returned the same
evening and were rendered a reception
atitthe home of the bride In the west
end,
as gH s wa% nsss eaes satgs
her grandmother, Mrs, w. II. Barclay,
at Mrs, Ingles'. Her nieces, Misses
JuIla ana MINNIE lLTRleS,le dSSlsteq " Nv
receiving the little guests, about fourteen
IN number. Games on the great lawn,
Ind music and games In the parlor
made the afternoon pass delightfully."-.
The mothers of the, little girls were
received by Mrs, Ingles and Mrs, Bar
mepts were serYeds to tho children on
the spacious yeranda, and to the chaper-
ones In the handsome reception room,
Misses Laura and Mackle Ingles enter
tained the Afternoon Idlers tbs same
Miss J1iciln Taylor, OF FauGuier and
Mrs j. M. Thomas. Of philadelphia.
Misses Mary and Elrlea IInnEles Wete
nesday afternoon. AZ their handsome home
on New River. The guests OF the club
were Misses Mary and julia Micou
Miss Lizzie Barton and cornne Cooper
| OF Texas. II
on Wednesday nighta beautiful moon,
| LgI,t boat ride Was given by MIR. William
1nglis, in which about twenty young PEG,
| pie participated. At a&late hour delicious
Refreshments we're served on the yeranda
4 Mr.. F'itz yeiable is spending @ few
| days at virginia Beach
Missss BsS2ia and Edna 1.yla have ius
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Alexandria. Va.
Special Is The riirm1,es:-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispntch,) hi
ALElXANRRIA,Sv1A... July 70 II The past
week has added II to- tho scores Of Mex
andrla people who have hocked to the
resorts on the seashore or in the noun
#tains to spend sthes balance Of the hot sea-
son. II n
Mr.. John NJ. Johnson and family have
gone to the Old Sweet Springs, Va;
where they will remain until autumn. .s
r. Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Miss Eva
iCowling Il and Miss Mary Payne arc
guests at Jefferson Park Hotel, Abe
marie county. "a sis
MA Mrs Morton. wi fe Sof Rev. b William ].
Morton, rector Of Christ Church, Is yis Is
&iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Pow ltl
tan Moncure in Stafford county. #
II Mr.. R. + Knox Il ] =, is spending ten
days vacations at2Atlantic City. IL I,
Mrs. ]. A. Dienelt, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs, c., III NJ organ, of Wash
Fington, has gone to 4 Ocean City, Md. II
Captain Albert Bryan and family are
spending several weeks at Catlctts Fau-;
squler county,. s 5is II
D Mrs. C.. d. Carlin@ and children are at
Locust Dale, Madison county, spending
the summer. q se
Y Thirty members Of the Alexandria
Light infantry left here Tuesday for ST.
Louis under the command of Lieutenant
IT,. B. z Cochran. III sf3 s
XII Rev. Father Richard L. Carne who
has been visiting rslatives In this city,
has returned to Old Point. Va.ty ,sss II. i
IL Miss Mamie Jones /; Is visiting at the,
homo Of Mrs. Butler in Roanoke.
81 Misses Mabel and Alma Nimmo. who:
have been visiting Misses JAMIE and
Bertha Peakes on Eroddocls Heights, have
returned to their home In Clifton Forge
Miss Mabel Rush, daughter OF Mr.
Philip Rush. and Mr. Charles Edwin
Brawner were quietly married Monday
morning at the home Of the Thereof;
the bride on Duke Street. Rev ] {, r.
Stump of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South performed the ceermony.x
Miss Mary Leadbetterx Is visiting friends
near Mount jackson, Va. St s.5
Miss Fannie Smith is visiting Miss N II
dred Shackelford at her home near,
Brandy, Culpepcr county; tis.ss II pF3s
Miss Lizzie Slaymakerais spending sew
5eral weeks at the hor.A OF airs. Charles
{J'cwacn. Falmouth. Stafford county.
Mr. James O.. BruIn has gone to ST.
Louis. Before returning he will spend
some time in Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs B. Wheatley have been
spending the past week ut Atlantic city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
MUST SEND NAMES
TO | GET J. ] The ! | ! I PRIZES ]. E:
Children Competing for the.
Prettiest Flower Y ards Must
Give Addresses.

Tho children who planted the Times
dispatch free flower, seeds last May.
and who desire to enter the contest for
prizes for the prettiest flower yards q re
requested to send to the business office Of
dresses. No yard viii be judged for tho
prizes unless the name and address OF
the child planting It is sent to the office.
before s f. s. Nh edne sday, j uly 27th.
snent Leagu lie will visit the yards. OF the
contestants for the prizes and view the
flowers and al ter seeing them all will
announce their awards. The first prize
is IS, and other money prizes are to be
awarded Unless tho children send ini
their names to the pa per Mt once, telling
where they live. their yards cannot be.
for a. prize. & .s
Hurry In e the ames.s Address them
to 8{''. Flower: Seed Editor. care Of The
TimeS-D fspat oh - No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Worlds Faif Travel Heavy

1 The chesapeake and Ohio Raj way Is
doing the heaviest business In Worlds :
Fair travel of the season. a II last week
on both It's afternoon and night trains
besides the regular through sleepers az
ways run on these trains. and even tneny
there was little space to sph livery,
has been running special 5coaci excur sion 9,
Other inducements to- tourists VIII be oil
ferGd In August. 2 II i Nv .slE = 533
the Worlds Fair Via tho Chesa pea Ike and
Ohio Railway are the Hampton Fire,
Company. q party OF fortyione persso 1,lt
Who Will spend ten days seelng tlla sls me-
Of the eXposltion z. lsa v ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA r., r. & p. n. r.
AND CONNECTIONS.

Leave Washington via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and Lehigh Valley Rail-
road TOO A. NJ, July loth, Au,
gust 9Th and 10Th. September I'd and
10th. and October eth: via Pennsylvania
Railroad and Buffalo. 800 a. NJ. July
cd. August 18th and 10Th, Gep-
TENDER 9th and 3d. and October 18th,
Round trip rate from Richmond. $3.50.
Tickets or sale for afternoon trains on
days prj1r3 to excursions from Washing
ton. lr.iited to return, leaving Niagara
Falls within ten days, including date OF
excursion from Washington.
a For tickets and further information
apply TO ticket agents Richmond. Fred
errcksburg and Potomac Railroad.
W. p. TAYLOR, n
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
WITHIN THE cITY'S GATES
Arrivals at the Several Hotels
of Richmond Yesterday.

Arrivals at the hotels yesterday were
rather numerous for Monday in mid
summer. and are gradually picking up as
the summer advances. The Richmond
+ YESTERDAY began operating on the Ameri-
can as well as on the European plan.
was conducted exclusively on the Euro
pean plan; Its rates, American plan are
announced as So per day and upward
Here Is the list of arrivals at leading
hotels yesterday;
The Jefferson-M NJ. Marbleston. Louis
nan; r, G. Brown il /, H ii Ile 8 sa Raa
8enbaum. r. II. Dayq, Albert bernstein,
New York y. IL Garrett Philadelphia;
Miss Marie Sewal Coyington ky.A III
Powell. Newport News; Mortimer A.
4 Sears, Mineral; ", q, Dlnnngton Farm
vile; IVY, s. Gillian. st, Pail MINI, * !.
+ G. TinE 81 Trenton, III; z. e. Horton
Springtield, III; l.; G, Dorsey. Baltimore.
The Richmond-Mrs Marks, Montpom-
q cry. Ala; William Banloi Alrs, H. ID.
Thompsson, Ne% forki II. N Middleton,
asa i f sasiib ph;,ppaf Rp w
4 j. i. Pitts, Marion Pitts. Mrs j. T. F Titis
4 and baby, Miss Clara Pitts, Miss Nellie
Y Burgess. Scotlsyiile, Va. Miss Mabel
Pitts, Miss Pitts, Aryonia. Mrs. / Z;
I5ppes, Gladstone l. l.. Beail. Ports.
u mouth; Paul Scherer, Roanoke; Mrs. j. j.
iIoge, Chica go. - y
The I.exington-J, II. Rolling, Elmer n
s,Enith. Walter y. Shock, jane II f'u Kur, -
5R. s., ClayPopi, Charles Lobefman. Phila
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