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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
DEEPLY sYMPATHIzE.
Lutheran Congregations Deplore
General Slocurn Disaster.

? ne I
THE memorial services in behalf Of the
afflicted congregation of ST. Mark s.
New York, of which 50 mary peIlSnee III
tho General Slocum disaster, held at the
8, Johns German Evangelical 5ethie-
hem Gernan-Engish and the Elrst Eng
9lish Evangelical lutheran Churchcs, ms
city, On Sunday were largely attei5eti.
Rev. Paul i. Mcneil of ST. Johns. preached
from the text, THUS saith the Lord: Like
this people, SO Will l bring upon them all
the good that have promised them: JET
32:io. Ho referred to the sadness OF THIS Al,
ficted people, of the hundreds of women ana
children missed at their homes and In the
seats and pews Of the sunday school anu
church, to be seen here no inorei also speah-
ing words of comfort and consolation from from
the text with the assurance In what Jesus
told Peter on one OCCASION. who would one
day know what he did not know at that
time, John al7 -
both Psalm, saying that In all such and
other calamities, Christians must look beyond
human agencies and meansi recognize th l
hand of God in that He doeth al things
whatsoever seemcth good In His sight, ana
in death to look TO the morning OF tho Resur-
rection; that all our distresses are gulded py
u hand OF love
Rev. Charles A. Marks preached from the
text. "tThe Lord is good to all; and his tender
mercles are over all his works., Psalm l4b;?.
In the Introduction he used tho last words,
contrasting the beliefs OF the ancicnts as 10.
the creation OF the world with the teachings
of the Bible, that God made all things out Of OF
nothing and that His providence Is over al.
which Christians through faith believe and
understand; that God who arraycd tho lilies
OF the field, cared for the sparrow and even
numbered the hairs Of tho head careth much
more for His children in their affliction, and
whilst We can now only see through the glass
darby. we shall see face to face, and know. +
3 Tho PROSECUTIONS of sorrow and sympathy,"-
drafted by the three ministers were submitted
to the congregations and imprcsss1s adopted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr.. Julian Gum has returned to his home
on Third Avenue. after attending schooi LOT
the past session at tho University OF Fifsihih'
Charlottesville. ,,,, r,,,,,,
The Young Peoples Progressive Finch Club
viii be entertained next Friday evening ps
Miss Annie Sale ut her home. on Ihiro ave
Miss Resale shafer, OF Third Avenue, VIII
leave to-day for tho VALLEY Of Virginia, =
where she viii spend several months
Miss jamie Gaines has returned oGher nome
in Henrico county, after spending several Gays
with Miss Emily Cross, or Highland Inrk.
Miss Nettie RennIe, who has been visiting
her brother Mr. Frank Rennie. Of Fourth
Avenue, has returned to her home IN Amelia.
Mr.. Richard Sale Jr,, expects 70 leave sat-
,rdny for Cape Henry. Va. to visit friends
Miss Elizabeth Doyle. OF Highland Park.
expects to leave In a Few days for LynchburG.
Va
lett Yesterday to attend the SUMMER Hoti'Ai AZ
Charlottesville.
Miss Bessie colvln, OF Fourth Avenue, left
yesterday for Pennsylvania to spend the SUM
MGR with friends.
rho StnbeamS Society will meet this eve
ming at the residence OF Mrs Ainslie. or Sc
cond Avenue. All the members are urged 20
be present, as Important business ihoss oe
Miss Annie Smith, of Fourth Avenue, will
leave Thursday for North Carolina. TO spend
some time with relatives.
Miss Ncttle Mosby left Monday for louisa
county to spend some time wtSh relatives.
Miss Mabel Spencer. who has been visiting
Miss Annie Smith for the past month, VIII
leave tomorrow for her home. In North Caro-
lima. =,
Mr. Mercer Christian, OF Poplar Hill" has
returned to his home. after spending several
days with relatives in Newport News
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AT THE HOTELS.
Visitors From This and Other
States Here on Many brands.

Guests wore registered at tho hotels as
follows last night: Il
Il The Jefferson; ], NJ 'Lawford. Baltimore
l. p. Mills Springfield. Mass, s. =. Gibbons,
New York; Il. c. Wing. Moline, Ill. J, a.
Horne md WIFE, Mauch Chunk, Pa; T, Pat
tnson, Virginiu; J. a. ,.1merrnll. New YORK;
Mr. and Mrs S. Heath Rich, brockton;
Mass. s. Aietzel, Baltimore: r. B. Wood and
wife Fayetteville, \. c. /. J, N
niurphy's: Il. o. Harvey. New York; Ct. {. 9.
Thomas and wife, Roanoke; Captain Maxwell,
Newport News; w. II. kcnslor, Rchlands; y!
u, ralinferro.y Gloucester; NJ. q. Robinson,
Austinyllc; John X. Caldwell. Gnlas. "a
r. II. Scott, Ashland; w. 81 Perrin. Glon.
cester county; Charles II. wilkins Norfolk;
w. j. 10th. waynesboro;yJ. g. Fisher, Han
over " -..... 5s.55 =, u /. i, a....
Harry frazier. Richmond; G. IA. Paxton, Old
Sweet; j. l.. Alice. Jr.. Chattanooga, Tenn
w 3d. Harris, New York. -
Lexington: G. r., East. ,Ir Mirslniai T., r.
9Einla; g. j, Van LII, lr.. baltimore. Nd.
w G. Huntington. Fnrmpile; a. Y. Babbitt.
ma I. F. Chea,ham YoungsvilIe. n. O.; s.
Clay,nan Baltimore. Md.
rho Powhatnn wv. II. Cleveland. South car
DINA; r. o. Wclch, North Carolina; T. IA.
Pace city; j. r. Lane. Estmont va
savage and Maston, city; e. W, VOOLFOLK
Aub1 {
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WILL GO TO
MANASSAS
Probable That Seventeen Regi-'
inei1t Will be Ordered to Par
ticipate in Manoeuvres.
WILL ONLY LAST SIX DAYS
Several States Decide Not Is
Send Forces, Among Them
Pennsylvania.

| While 1t has not been officially stated,
/ 1t is pretty well understood that tho Sev-
Icntieth Regiment and one detached COM
Ipany of TIE Virginia militia Will be the
troops ordered from this Statc8to particl 4
pate Iii the 1nAnoeuvres ut Manassas next
| Scptembcr.
| Virginia, according to the orders issued
lby the War Department, was allowed TO
| send 500 officers and men, but since that
/ order was issued 1t is said that the
States OF Pennsylvania, Mississippi ana
MAINE have decided not to send any Of
their militia to take part III the affair."
| Owing to this fact 1t is impossible that
the appointment will he considerably
changed, and the number OF troops from
this State Increased, and in that event 1t
Iwould necessarily follow that some por-
tion OF the seventy--first Regiment rs 20. OF
Ito attend the field operations.
Another Important change has been
made In connection with the manoeuvres;
that is in regard to the length Of ti Inc
thsy a hey e b u fftee a da d durao
but since that time the department has
issued an order reducing the time 10 81, siX
gauS IS 81 suS af fSat + Ra
done in order to- avoid any, great amount
OF sickness. which necessarily would occur
where thirty thousand men nrc camp .sn
during the heated season, and, therefore,
the length Of time vas reduced So as sa not
Tor other diseases peculiar to army camps.
Under Rigid Discipline.
The troops who will go there Will be
4 viii be ali work and no play. The men
VII be REQUIRED to observe na the rules rules
Ii is estimated that over.thirty thou-
4 sand men will be encamped, on the ms
itorlc old battle ground, the largest NUN, IN
her of armed men ever moboliaed III the
UNITED States during time Of peace. /,
The various field movements. IN winch
al branches q the service wl npp anffiai;
and signal corps will prove most inter
esting. and will give the militia boys Us s eTa
had, and which will be Of great benefit
ito them. as they will be under a,,d the co ND
under their, instructions, they will gam
much valuable information *
The manoeuvres will take place the lat
ter part of September, and all aT IRA !, 10
ments for them are being made by INC
United States War Department.
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Religious Notes.

Rev. 1or. r. H.. Pitt and son will leave
the latter part of the week for the form IN.
er's old horne, III Middlesex county. Dr..
Pitt Will preach next Sunday in tile Har-
mony Grove. Church, In MiddlcseX.
Rev. w. s. Campbell returned yestor,,
Sunday morning in the Methods. Church.
In the evening he spoke In the Presby-
terrain Church. and in the AFTERNOON ne
addressed u mems meeting In the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Centenary Methodist Church has sue
ceeded in raising the desired sum Of Sill
Cit church 'v debt, and o the remaining $500 FOR
purchasing q new organ.
Rev. j. w. Mitchell has returned from
Bowling Green. While there he preached
Mitchell reports that the condition OF
Dir. John Pollard IFS much improved, and
that no will be able to resume his work
shnrtly 3#t18 lA3s4f6j9t{i -H3a ttH ltA" sf5.s q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
SECRETARY STEVENS
WAS DISCHARGED.
Justice John Sent Horner on for
Robbery Story Of the
III Police Court,
Police Court.

George st. Julian stevens. tho colored
secretary OF the city Republican Com
mlttnc. was discharged by Justice Crutch-
field In the Police Court yesterday.
stevens was charged with appropriating
n proxy certificate belonging to j. u.
Kidd
H In ruling on the case Justice crrtch-
field said he could see that the whole
the ranks OF the Republican party, and
he could not be made u party 10 settling
such disputes
.'custom alone. il nothing else, entities
Stevens to be custodian OF tho records
Of the meeting"
There was a large crowd OF Republic
cans white md colored, present as spec
tators, and when the cnse was closed, es-
prcssons OF JOY were apparent on tho
faces Of the opponents Of the Allan-Wil-
Two grand jury cases were heard.
Ed Horner was sent on for breaking
some furniture belonging TO Maggie
Jnncs Brrrell was sent to the jury for
entering Blanton's store and carrying
N. Anister paid S for threatening to
kill j. j . Redmond 5f.
Tom Antrim beat sallie Antrim SO
worth. and thirty days security was
Anna Il. Bowen was charged s. for
Keeping her store open and selling on
A. Is. Price paid 81 for hitchins three
horses to tree belonging to the city.
Frank Harlan was severely reprimand-
ed and fined so for placing dead , aog
house, thereby causing danger OF poilu-
s.. T. Taylor paid $40 for selling toy
I This law must be rigidly enforced"
said Justice John. as he imposed the fine.
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r,,,,e and he'd linen and provisions OF all
4. ,nds viii be gratefully received. and q
committee OF ladies from tho board VII
h. at the Home No. 3 East Grace street,
on these days to look after The incoming
donations. -
on Friday night there vii pc iittins
dedrcatory exercises and speeches VIII DC
..iade by several prominent gentlemen n
There will also BIO music. ''hrse intor-
osted IN the success of the Home are M
cited to call during the evening.
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Sale Of Toy Pistols.

Major Howard has instructed his men
to strictly enforce the law concerning
the sale and use Of toy pistols. The ordi-
nance carries with It a fine OF from $40
to $50 for boys carrying such toys, and
Dealers are warned not TO offer for
sale such toys, as the law will be en-
forced. Justice Crutchfield yesterday
fined one dealer $40 for selling toy
nistOl to aaboy. 49, fi3t ttssN iaati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
Grain Exchange Deeply Regrets
Death OF Mr.. Haynes.

Tho Grain and Cotton IMchange held q
general meeting yesterday. First Nlce-Pr
dent Richardson presiding. and Captain b, A.
jacob secretary.
special committee. composed Of Messrs, J.
ID McIntire, T., II, Dcane aud G., Il. Todd,
presented II preamble aud resolutions express
sive OF The sorrow md regret on tho part OF
Tho membership of this Exchange AT the death
The report was adopted, ordered To be record
ed and copy gent to the family OF thc de-
ceased AS further mark Of respect II WAS
decided that the members Of the ExGhange
attend tho funeral services Of Mr. Haynes
IN body, All of the members Of the Grain
ana Cotton Exchange are requested To meet
IN front OF tho First Baptist Church this
wednesday, morning at S:A5 O'Clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Qualified Verdict.

z In the Law and Equity Court yesterday. the
following qualified verdict wns returned IN tho
case Of James IL. Williamson vs., tho South
issue Joined. find for tho plaintiff and assess
his damages at $1,000, subject to tho opinion
OF tho court to be rendered upon the. demurrer
to tho evidence: but IL tho evidence BIO for tho
defendant. then wo find for tho defendant. w.
i. Richardson foreman
4 Williamson was struck by locomotive
which. his complaint alleges, had no headlight
showing. lt4 F3as,oa gtts ast AsIsFi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS TO NEW
JERSEY SEASHORE RESoRIS.

Ho +, q z. Il, ~
Commencing June Gath and until Sep
TENDER 10th. inclusive, the RI f. =.
r. r. will sell on Friday and SATURDAY OF
each week, special excursion tickets 70
Atlantic city, cape May, Ocean City and
Sea Isle city, N. j.. at rate Of $40 round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good going
only on date OF sale and for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following dateaof Issue. Apply
ticket agents r.. II. s. r. r. r,
W.'P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
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5Jlu.y 40 AND Attn AT THE sEASHORE.
ON. DAY. Sill TWO DAYS, So.

Tickets VIII he sold on the TIl!by E"-
ourslon Sunday July Sd. as follows:
!, Norfolk and Ocean View. 500; Virginia
Beach, sl.25 good returning same day.
Norfolk, $1,000; Virginia Beach, 81 Is; good
returning ON special train leaving Yir-
glnia Beach 6.SO r, NJ. Norfolk 7:l5 p, NJ.
Monday evening Trilby leaves $3.50 A. M.
Quickest and best route to the seashore
No change OF cars between Richmond.
Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
r. 4, ADAMS,
Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Charters Granted.

Tho Corporation Commission yesterday Is
sued charters to tho Imperial Insurance Cor
poration of Tazewell; capital 100000 to
100000 r. A. Ayres. president; .. j. Wysor,
vice-president;4 T. Hurt. secretary. Also to
gartners Richmond w. s. Copeland, presi-
dent. Real estate limited to fifty acres.
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BROWNIES IN STANTON,
Crack Richmond Team to Play
the lannon's Manufacturers.

The Brownie baseball club left for
stanton last night ut 1880 o'clock to
play q series of three games with the
strong stanton team.
The club will return Saturday morning
In time to play the Barton Heights team
al Broad Street Park Al 2:30 o'clock:
Those who Went last night We're Mana
llulcher, Anthony Eacho, Hicks, Nc
Ilvoy, Cheatham Sharp and Knowles,
. This team is q strong one, now leading
players are gcntlemanly and popular
here, and they expect to bring back win
them a good report, with az least TWO
The Brownies viii play the Cherokee
Indians at Broad Street Park next Mon
day night by electric light,
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!, the Mdweek Bargains in Thursdays Times Dispatch
lo27.1o. Net earnings, 1901. s5.0069e5 go; 1voS
81, 1873, I65sS; ihcrcnse. s16s, 2297+ q, XIV
BATTALION SURGEON.
DR.. Truetlai1. "A. Parker Now
Officer in Militia. s5. y

Or. Truman A. Parker has been com
mssioned us battalion surgeon OF the
Seventiath Regiment, With the rank Of
second lieutenant.
Ills appo i ii yoa q so' p Of much
qualification to both Ills friends and the
members Of the organization,
He Will Immediately set to work, 70
establish Il hospital corps aud Is anxious
to hear from any young men who are
fitted for such duty.
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NEW INSURANCE co.
The Imperial Corporation
Chartered at TazeWell, Va.

Chartered at IaZeWeII, va,
Tho Corporation Commission yesterday
granted q charter to the Imperial IN
surancc Corporation. OF Tazewell, and the
new concern starts out under the most
favorable auspices. /,
The home office is to be Mt Ta2ewell,
and the following are the officers for the
President General Rufus a, Ayers;
Vice president aud General Manager, y,
j. Wysor; Secretary j, r. Hurt; Treas
urer M, c. Clark, Directors. The above
and aoseph. Parkhurst, York, Pa; ~ s.
F.nney, Russell county, Va, and J, w;
Dfendcrfcr, Philadelphia, The capital
stock is from $4,000 TO 100000, and the
the wealthiest men In Southwest Virginia,
while Air. Wysor is IA strong, business
man, having recently resigned the see9Ild
clerRship OF the Corporation Commission
to look after his private affairs,
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AND EXPENSES.
Comparative Statement for G. &
O. for Last Month.

Comptroller Sullivan, Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, has issued the fol-
lowing comparative statement Of the earnings
ana expenses for the month of May, Gross
edrningp for 1901, aol7,ai21s; 1909, slboe,lsoSo;
increase, slib,7StS3 Less expenses, 1904 ST.
0S5Ja3.13; 1893, 1886 50; Increase, sS90lN.Sa,
Mt earnings 1904 $685. 2iS so; 1908, s505,6S6 10,
increase s2GT6l.ei. From July 10 datet Gross
earnings, 1874 sl,65s g; 1908. .sSlS6. 55l 2S;
in4rease sy37a,2J6,0S. Less EXPENSE 1901 Slt
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a 81. e A. M. DEGREES.

" A. j.. Cox. son of EenNF8I w. h CuNt
was the only member Of the graduating
took both the a. p, and the A. N. de-
Trees HIS thorough preparation at the
l4orner Military School, Oxford, ~ u,
enabled HIM to do this,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Postum
II God
{. off 60.

and leaving bff coffee entirely, The trial
involves no hardship or expense, for you
will find well-bolled Postum delicious.
satisfying, and having the color and ap-
pearance of strong, black coffee With tho
favor Of the milder grades Of Java
You> viii prove something one way or
The other but don't be surprised II you
suddenly feel as # a great weight had
been lifted from YOU for Postum in place
Of the drugs of coffee VIII show yon
taste Of the JOY of health and vigor, max
ing YOU stronger and clearer IN brain
emuscld ard nerves e
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Transferred to New York.

Mr. Stanley Bouton, who has been con-
nected with the Richmond branch Of the
American Locomotive Company for some time
OF the companylin New York city. and leaves
this city to-day much to the regret of his
many friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
4TH-JULY-4TH
AT THE
SHORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
NORFOLK AND RGlr4lA BEACH.
4 DAY, 81; e DAYS, So.

5lff54E - ~ - y : - = - w.
Special train OF vestibled coaches will
leave Byrd Street Station July 4tli, going
through to Norfolk and virginia Beaeh
without change OF cars In either direction
on following fast schedule; Leave Rich
mond $50 A. M. Petersburg 9:o5 A. NJ,
arriving Norfolk II "A, NJ. Virginia Beach
1l:4b a. NJ; returning. leave Virginia
Beach $3.50 p. NJ. Norfolk Tbs p. NJ. ar
rlying Richmond 1000 r. M. sl.o0 round
trip 10 Norfolk, sl25 to Virginia Beach.
and return. Tickets will be sold for sun
day morning trains leaving Richmond
SEQ A. NJ. (rrilby) and 800 a. NJ. good
returning on above special train July atm
at following round trip rates: Nortolk.
s2C0; Virginia Beach, SIPS. For tickets
and further information apply at com,
Street Station. ,,, 8,
JNo, o.. WAGNER. G. II. BosLEY. z
CIV Pass AT Dist. Pass, Agt.
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Where to Leave Money.

Money for tho Ice Mission can be left at
tho newspaper Offices T. A. Millers, Polk
Mier's, First and Broad; Shepherds, Rose
mary Library, Brullc's Thaw and Grant s,
or can be sent to Mrs. George W. Bagby, No.
Thursday at Branch r. Aliens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Whose Honing Pigeon This?

a message from Bumpass. Louisa county,
says. a homlng or carrier pigeon has been
caught Mt Louisa Courthouse Nn,, with leg
band marked a 29s7. The owner. can have
him returned by addressing Miss L. S.
Eastman, Bumpass Station, Louisa Courthouse.
IN .1H . + E
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To Tour England and France.

Mr.. Wythe Leigh Ninsolving, after
brief visits to Charlottesville, Lynchburg
and Staunton has decided to remain on
the Seminary Hill, near Alexandria. va,
with his mother and brother. the Bishop
OF Southern Brazil, until sailing to Liver
pool onathe 12th} or July.
! Mr.. Kinsolving sails with party Of
three clergymen and two laymen for q
tour of England and France. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Hot Weather Diseases.

Disorders OF the bowels are extremely
dangerous, particularly during the hot
weather OF the summer months. and in
order to protect yourself and family
against sudden attack. procure bot
tie OF Charnberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy. 1t can always be
depended upon, even in the most severe
and dangerous cases, and when reduced
with water and sWeetcned, is pleasant
to take. For sale by all druggists.
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TAE n ArEsT FAD.

An evening at popular Beach Park,
Special fast train leaves Richmond every
afternoon $50 r. M, Returning, leaves
West POINT 1000 +. NJ; sixty minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
There's q Reason,

! GET tho little hook, ''rhe Road 10 Well
VILE" in each package.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

MaTrlaSe LlCelSeS ISSued.
Marriage licenses We're issued by the clerk
Of Henrico County Court yesterday to Philip
Duh and Clara r. Trcsler; Daniel Wigand
and Lottie Lee Ganzert: Frank NJ. Valley
and Bernice NJ Higgins, and to John Ross
King and Agnes NJ. Carter. 4s
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II end Me Your Wife
propertv Transfers.

+ Richmond: n. e.. William II. Beveridgc, Jr.,
and wife ID IT, Harvie spence, s. feet on west
side Second street. between Canal and Byrd,
500.
and their wives, to city of Richmond, 30 rect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
WORLDS FAIR RATES VIA r., IF. & p.
n. n. AND WASHINGTON.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tornac Railroad Will apply the following
special round trip rates to st. Louis, via
Washington. in connection with the Penn
sylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, account of the Louisiana Pu--
chase Exposition: Season tickeis. $3.50:
return limit. December Is. 1904; sixty
days' tickets, $500; fifteen days tickets.
$500. For further information apply to
ticket agents. Byrd Street. Elba or Main
street Stations. Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or
Traffic Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29

Detective as Witness.
Detective Sergeant wrenn will 20 to Old
Point Tomorrow to appear In the court
tinl case of John NJ. Lawson. alleged to have
been deserter from Fort Pearson, N. c..
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AT THE CASINO.

1t is doubtful II a prettier effect was ever
produced in the city than that at tho Casino
This week. called 1.-THE Radium Dance" in
which eight young women appear. It Is q
weird effect and ono which makes it worth
n trip to the Casino to see. Tho Trip TO
more than names FOR the production OF some
clever songs and dances OF which there are
y a plenty.
.Lend Me Your Wife"
n Next week there is to be change OF BIZ at
81 ~ SI,asinS Tho welcome announcement OF tho
y return Of 5lthe Waiter Edwards Company Is
also made LEND Me Your WIFE n comedy
Il, which Roland Reed starred for two or three
seasons, Is to be the play. a special matinee
will lie given Monday. Seats Will go OH sale
Thursday at Branch r. Aliens.
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Miller d Rhon DIS.
Green Suede Belt s1.oo.

Suede is Standardization tss
ultra fashionable and n dollar Is q
small price--a combination that
makes the belt one OF the best
bargains in. tho store. Gilt harness
buckle.