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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
.CONSTABL.ES Don
THEIR WAR ? Amt
Samuels, I ornado Tenn
pie and Hurricane Crowder
Will Go After Dog Taxes.

Look out for the big Three they are
coming! Si35
Cyclone Samuel. -Tornad OF, Temple
and hurricane" crowdcr, thu ]. fearless
or Henrico county, will on next Monday,
morning 80 forth. war paint on. pre-
pared for strenuous campaign gainst
those lodging their dog taxes.
5s Cyclone was busy yesterday making
hay. In preparation for his journey. and
when aa:ed concerning the coming ordeal,
he gave ventsto his feelings, saying But
for. III I pride ! would have resign ned my
once this morning when / received In.
sstructions to go forth on this most un--a
pleasant mission He continued: 8 When
j 81 gned up 70 Il my bills. ! told Walter.
Todd that he might az well let ms sign
my death warrant right then and there.
but / took heart, and will start on my
tour armed with idstrlct Ions from His
Honor, Judge Scott. '{st 3i33Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Caught With the Goods.

Charles Harris fcolored), who was
committed 10 IIcnrlco Jail IN March last
for robbery. was, yesterday released or
a conditional pardon granted by Gov
error Montague. The pardon was granted
provided the man leave the State when
released. .5i "a
The negro comes from Georgia and his
woman. one Of lie "old school, and a
family servant OF "a prominent Atlanta
family, II vas through the nterccsson
pardon was secured. The hoy is not nf
a Vicious kind When Oh trial befort.
Judge Scott hes{wa asked whether ~,
was guilty or moi guilty. and @he replied
for TO God they caught me Wild tho
goods on me-. n e 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
KEEP BOYS OUT
Full Text Of the NeWsboy Ordi-
nance Of Mr.. Mills.

& Following lis the text of the ordinance
which will be offered Monday night in
the Council by Captain Morgan r. Mills,
the object Of which is to keep newsboy
out of saloons:
THAT it shall be unlawful for any boy
under the age Of eighteen years to enter,
any saloon, bar-room, or other place
where liquors are sold. for the purpose
o: selling. or offering for sale, newspapers,
maya Yin s, or other periodicals., and t
shall be unlawful for any keeper Of such
place to allow boys under the age of.
eighteen years to enter their place Of
business forsthe purpose aforesaid.
q ANY person violating the provision OF
the foregoing section shall be liable TO a
fine Of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars for each offense.
This ordinance shall be IN force from
and after thirty days from It's q pprovaIl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
EXCURs1oN1sTs HERE EI:|i =.
Richmond Favorite Object Point Point
NJ ,3 for NJ nr+h Carolinians.

I<lCIlllOlk0A.aV W. GF- f3
81. for North Carolinians.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway = e VIII VII
bring to; this city to-day Q large . ex <!
cursion from. Orange md intermediate rle Ola g
stations along the main line q the road 1a
The train will consist 9 q number Der. e OF
coaches, and viii bring; many shoppers 9.
and sgnt-seers to the city. The visitors r.
viii return to their hon,e g IN the eye;
ming. S9S Ss 4 tt n 81 HI
"a large excursion party arrive ed IN me me
city yesterday from Norlina and other.
stations south Of this.< city along tho
line OF the seaboard Air q inc Railway.
The Carollnians were much In evidence
iii the stores and on tho streets and ~ In
the parks. notably III the Capitol Square ll
n Tho Southern Railway announces ne
inauguration Of free reclining chair cars
On trains N os. Il and 9, between Licking
ton, X ", and st. Louis. Mo-. These cars
are OF the newst pattern. q accommodate
sixty persons: have splendid wash rooms on 9
ana toilet rooms; carpeted aisles N and
comforta bic foot rests. This special
service is put & on for the benefit OF
Worlds Fair tourists as$ 83$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
GOVERNOR GOING TO-DAY
Will Visit His Friend, Col. Gas
TON. on the Coast of Maine. VI

eli Governor Montague Will leave the city
this morning Tor Lake Get<gf, n. Y.
where he will join Mrs. Montague and
Miss Gay. their daughter, fer a few
days. His Excellency Will then leave for
the coast of Maine, where by invitation,
he Will spend about ten days with his
friend Colonel W, A. Castor, former
Democratic nominee for Governor Of
Massachusetts. Governor Montague and
81 Colonel CASTOR are friends of long stand
ing, and the latter, who is quite wealthy,
has A pleasure yacht upon which the
two distinguished Democrats will doubt
less enjoy themselves greatly. s
The Governor expects TO return to the
city about the middle OF August.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Five Razor SINGERS Up.

yesterday, Five razor singers and gen.
eral dsturbers of the peace of ebony
hue, were before him, charged with beat.
Ing Herbert Coleman. who. with his
Spoudre' when he wa S L attacked by the
gang on the Government Road severa
miles below the, city. I. g a w
Hansberry Charles Clark. Composing The
gang, were each fined IS and costs anL
Bernie SiIims was fined $50 and costs
y Willie Gray was given a hearing or
the charge Of buying Junk without d
license He was fined $50,
Jacob Jones (colored) was required tc
pay $50 for throwing stones at chickens
Delonglng8to r. w. Kay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
SAYS HE'S READY.
Mr.. Allan Will Step Down if the.
Committee Saws So.

Mr.. Edgar Allan, Ir.. who was on Or,
anti ma chine, wing q the Repnbl,ca1 an
party in the Third District. seems 70 I pc g
final outcome OF the wrangle. and he
said last night that he was willing TO
step down and ont shonld = the st ,,ai
proceeded In an irrcgular r manner. pro-
yvided the other side would do the same
III am in politics only for the success
Of my pnrtysaid Mi A,l aT des nna
behind a my candidacy for Congress,
greatly appreciate the honor which has,
been given me, but unless ! am regular
as j believe ] am would not desire to
make the rad. ST b "a S5
There is much, speculation as to what
will be the result OF the West Point con-
yention on August Both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
ISLEW1F,ANI.L|..,Y;,
! BURNS HOUSE.
Georgia Farmer, Wife and Three ises3l
Children Are Brutally
Murdered.
REMAINS FOUND IN DEBRIS $
Robbery Supposed TO Have Been
Motive for Grim Great Ex-
citet11ent in Community.

N t}i 4 i.s y ~


Especial TO The Times. DIspateh.)
AUGUSTA, GA, July "a special
from Statesporo, Ga, says that Henry
r. Hodges, his wife and three children,
were brutally murdered near there last
night After the crime had boen COM
mittted their home was burned. Co1pscs
found in the debris showed that the
skulls of grown people had been broken
BY blows from some blunt, instrument.
Robbery is supposed to have been the,
motive. No arrests have been made vet.
There is the greatest excitunsat in
Statesboro and vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
New Manuscript Room

The law library room is 10 be turned
ever to the use OF the State Library
officials 10 be used as manuscript
reading room; It is being arranged now
for use. The large picture of the bat
tie of Yorktown Will be hung in this
room. si
The bilsts OF General Fitzhngh Lee,
Chief Justice Marshall, General j. z. b.
Stuart and the Marquis dc Lafayette
have been placed in the portrait room of
the State Library.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
And Nov Comes the Penalty.

II 10 Gay Is the last on which special
United States revenue taxes may be paid
without the imposition OF thc.fiftyS per.
cent. penalty for delinquency. These spe-i
icial taxpayers incllide wholesale and re-
tail LIQUOR dealers. beer dea lers, oleonlar-
sgarine dealers. rectfiers and OF hers! = he
taxes on all merchants selling liquors,
beer or oleo for the current fiscal year ca
are overdue and the statute makes the It
Imposition Of fifty per cent penalt y Tor
3delinauency rnandat Dry. 5tEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
NAME NOT CHANGED.
Bank Of Richmond" Wins Be-
fore CORPORATION Commission.

fore Corporation Commission.
The Cooperation Commission yesterday
decided not to compel the Bank of Rich
lnond, the recently created institution
to changefits name upon complaint Of the
Savings Bank of Richmond. The latter
claimed that the similarity of names was
likely to cause confusion.
Mr.. A. NV. Patterson argued the case
for the Savings Bank and Messrs. Hun
ton and Anderson for t he Bank of Rich
mond @ NV % rs:
It is Understood that the Savings Bank
Of Richmond will appeal to the Supreme
Court. ,$ III $s
The Bank OF Richmond dncorporated>
will be one of the strongest financial
organizations OF the South. The Metro.
.polltan Bank and tho Richmond Trust
and Safe Deposit Company recently agreed
to onsolidatei under the name of which
the Savings Bank of Richmond Is cons
planning. The new institution has an
unusually strong directorate, with Mr..
John SHELTON Williams president It
will occupy the place of business hereto
fore OCT upied by the trust company and
transact the business Of both merging
organizations. 5sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
IN THE LIONS DEN.
Republicans to Make Headquar-
tiers in Democrat tic Stronghold.

tspecla! 4 to The Times Dispatch.l
3s sALISBURY.N c. July 9Th De-
publican Executive COMMITTEE for r owan
coun ~ has decided toGmake Its head
quarters Eeat Spencer Mr. Thomas IL.
Stewart, a citizen OF that place having
been elected chairman subcommittee
In! the party, has announced the purpose
of y a cing5sa full r epublicans ticket in
the field faga inst The Democratic county
stronghold, and tits not yet known. what
effect the establishment OF Republican,
adquarters mt that place will nave
upon the community.
Twenty-four fire companies in4s North
Carolina and six from South Ca rolina
have alrcady signlfied That they tn will &
which meets III this city next Tuesday.
The visiting companies from adjoining
States will participate In the interstate
cont ests to be given Wednesday. I t is
expected that no less than 1000 people
will attend the Tournament s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
To Become a Philadelphian.

Mr. s. i. Manson, WHO for more than
three years has been associated With Mr..
Reuben burton in the sheet and Iron
cornice business In Richmond. left yes
accepted positions with the Wheeling
Corrngating Company. at No. s17 San.
som Street.
Mr. Manson, during his residence OF
about four years in this city, has made
many friends Who regret that he should
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
.GOODE TRIAL TODAY
Large Venire Of Lynchburgers
Reached the City Last Night.

Large Venire Of Lynchburgers
Reached the City Last Night.
The special Svenirc summoned from
Iynchsrrg came In last night a t5:9 o'clock.
over the Norfolk and Western Their
names are M. O. NIeara. L. W. Boyd,
r.. u 3Rerrot, 4 u. ( o. Wren, J i. Brown,
]. e. Dillon, F, . III. Keeton,aJ !. -. VIII
hanson, o. H, Massie, G. x. Boyd. + w
spillon, J. ". Edmonds, George D. urqu-'
hart, G. f. 3Flippen.5 /. 4 a.. Shelton, Al,
Bailey, J. Il. Martin, 9. Fl Milnday. ]: ".
Wilkins, James B. Gregory. W. 4. Wal \
lace S. n. diversion, T. g. Flowers. r. q.
Daniel, l.. Nv. Baughan, r. n . Woody
u. j, Malon. J. Durphy. Z ohn =.
Campbell. c. o. Weekly and I. -. Pow '''t
ell Is y III !,
Mr. i. NJ. Macon, deputy city sergeant ut,
who went 10 1ynchhurg TO serve the suns SUI
mons, spoke very highly Of the treatm tine
given him while there by the Judge , ana
other officers OF the Hustings Court Of
that city. .s5
trial OF Goode this morning at 40 A. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Hospitals Are Ancient

r Hospitals were founded In VERY eaFly
times, India, Persia, and abla nag
hospitals supported By their KINGS 2, an.l
.oi i.ht Egypt hospitals were unkno,wn lie
sick being tended at home or In temples;
Plato says I hat The Greek malntainet
shelter houses for the sick N va RIO w
places, supplied with attendants,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
WIFE WANTS
THAT MONEY
Says Aged i Husband Promised
Her 500 900 rs Marry
4 (special5to TheJT MI 3. -DispI,iaaltch.)
Y 'R's Him.

(specialto The Times Dispatch)
PITTsBURG, PA, July 29.-That VIII.
liam Roseberg, yice-presldent Of the l Bank
or Pittsburg, promised Matte Owens
5000 4 & size would marry him ten years
ago and that he has failed 10 make
good his promise I Is alleged IL g suit
for $4,000 filed by Mrs. oseberg agal INST
her husband here YESTERDAY. Sih
Mrs Roseberg Is thirty-t Wo.. and l tr3
husband is almost seventy. hey we're
married April 49, 4 1894 rs e T he agreement
entered into by the parties before mar
riage Is laid hare in the suit and in8part
us as lows: 5Sst "a II; gl.a -5s4 u
,"iThat, whereas S, a marriage contract
will shortly be entered Into between VII
liam Roseberg and Matte Owens, and
whereas 1T has been mutually e greco "
and between the parties 70 the sad con-,
tract that aforesaid William Rosebearg,
for and In consideration q the love ana
affections and other good capses ana
oonaderat ions him therepllto lnoylng 8, sna J!
settle upon tile "a foresaidE Matte owens en-
the sum of 100000 for and during her
natural life, providing she shall survive
the said william Roseberg with Interest
thereon, to be pail her, tn Q SAID ~ AZ le
Owens i, at the rate Of 5 IS per Scera per
annunl, payable quarterly from the ISL
or May, a.. %. 1894, II 4, 4:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Praise for Dr.. Smith.

A, letter has been received from Rev.
DIR James Stalker, the eminent Scottish
divine. who last spring delivered series
Df lcctures Mt Union Theological Semi
paying aassnt qeep r On stonew n
jackson and chanceliDrayille 't55.
The letter, went on 10 say that pr.
staikerss visit to the South had consil-
erably widnhed his knowled Of South
ern people and Southern principles.
NJ 5a
Fine SaleNof Tobacco Yesterday,
The propfieto,ieiiof stfeIhnrne'a Wafe-
house report the best Il t,rades Of suns
cured tobacco 70 be selling vol and
bringing good prices. They report among
sales for yesterday the crop Of II. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Each Must Pay.

THE Water Committee held g. meeting
last night and disposed OF much routine
business. An opinion from City Attorney
Pollard was read, the gist OF which was 3
that where two premises ---as a hotel and
barber shop, for instance-lise water from q. N
the same pipe, each must pay REM, 70 ,tne
city. The opinion WAS received a d tltce.u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
ll3gOrgat1ize To-day.

M f1NIBdlIIzt IO-S11Uesy 'NgI5gI' a
IL. The new b emocratic committee of the
Third Congressional District Wi meet
in the State library for organization = II ~
day. sai . IA Is vs.
4 Tho members are as follows: p. L. G.
Scott, Hanover; CLYDE w Saunders and
John j. Lynch, Richmond Dr.. J.gyW.
Fisher, Chest terrified, and Simon Solomon,
Henrico Mr.. Scott will likely be chair
man and Mr.. Saunders 4secre tary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
viii Keep ii Touch.

Governor Montague while taking his
little vacation In the North VIII Keep II
close touch tn. the executive depairt-
when preparing to- icave tina he could
return here in q short while If alny&cn1esss-'
gen should arise demanding his pres.
,11Xce lency posted each day as to affairs
IN the flee. az l1's8 iF Is & ( H XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Minor Cases in Police Court.
Justice John made short work of the
offenders before him yesterday morn

Ing.
T.. NJ. Mckay was charged with being
drunk and trespassing on the premises
OF Mrs, H. s. Atorgan; he was fined
$50 and costs. X ID.
Alex. Brent, colored. went to sleep in
Monroe Park. and was assessed $3.50 and
costs. 81
John Garnstt, colored. for fighting OH
the street. got the usual fine Of $3.50
and costs. Isl
Joe Watkins. colored, for being disor-
.derly and shooting craps, was fined $3.50
and costs, In default OF which he went
to Jail for thirty days, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
EACH GOT FIFTY.
Mayor Taylor Decides Ratio OF
Reward for Goodies Captors.

#7s KEWdI q IUI = S0-1t -. = -
/. IA ,, yor Richard NJ. ia ylor yesterday
divided the reward offered for the cap
$tu r Of James Goode between Constable
d. .. Mills and Mr.: w. Enroughty.
of Henrlco, and Policemen ]. +. Wiley
There was some argument over the re-
ward in the Mayors. office, there being
other claimants. but ,the MAYOR soon set
offer. which read ito the person or per-
sons arresting James Goode. etc.
tits said that Gary and Mills had a
dispute over the matter some days 1l !, ag Sc
a liar; and that Mills would make COM
$plaint TO the Police Board against the
policeman. 1t was authoritatively stated
Vet no charges had been perferred
against ME-. Gary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Inventor Dies in Poverty

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch'l 5S
5 NEW YORK, July 22s.-Isaac w. Bar
num-. inventor Of the hemming ATTACKS
sment for. sewing machines. and who z Is Is
said to have possessed a rtune OF n ~
in poverty to-day In a. 70 ON which he
rented at No. 400 Fra nklin Avenue,
Brooklyn 80 u N 81 u
fc,onri. eighty years ago became wealthy
through his invention. He lost his for
tune In investments In Western real I es-
tate .i5f f33i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Circuit Court to Adjourn.

The Circuit Court Of Henrico will Ion
Monday adjourn for this term, having
cleared up the docket There still re.
main several civil cases to be tried, but
these. will completed on Saturday ana
Monday ~ ,i35 slss 49, (. s S n y
The court Yesterday devoted most of
the day TO examining magls trates and
constables accounts. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
stabbing case Continued.

John Sidney Giles, small and black,
was before the Police Justice yesterday
charged with cutting and stahblig With
attGInpt 70 MAIN and XIII Albert Brnx-
ton. Not al the witnesses being present.
the case was continued iii August 9Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Was in Hanging Humor.

The chlyalrlf protector OF the weaker
sex, Justice %" got In some fine york
Yesterday morning on William Cowans.
colored, who WAS before him on tile
charge OF curslng and abusing Amy
Carter. The punishment was So and costs
and thirty days down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Archdeacon-Elect Tyler

Rev. j. Pontz Tyler. who recently re-,
signed the rec torship of the Church. of
the office OF archdeacon Of the Portcs-s
itant Episcopal Church in Virginia, has,
decided to make his future esidence II
Ashland .$ Mr.. az Ty ler's y resgna ton Will
take effect September LIST. AN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30

ance Of tho Biiou Comedy Company at
the Casino next week, there has been
procession to the box Of office by peo-
pie who have come 4 to know and appre-
ciate the work done by this organiza-
ton. The palS8 will be THE Little
Host" made. fam GUS by Della Fox, and
will be given with I'LL the effects. cos
tunes and scenery necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Heb sFrorn a Friend

"a friend 3 from Cuckoo, " al sends
s1f8for the lice mission. The country
people who have 3theirHlarge shady yards
and well filled ice houses are not With
out sympathy for The poor who arc pcnti
up and i'll in the city, a 81 Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Will Finish To-day.

q BY tosnight there Will he nothing what
ever In the way Of furniture, bookss,M g
papers In the old Capitol building Sec
cess iii the. executive ldepar tnent yestert-
day and Will finish this afternoon sec.
Rotary OF the Commonwealth Egglestoh
Richardso1 Is already "fiSed up'' In the
City Hall.isfs Ri El 81 s5 At
Contractor Chesterman Will begin to
tear off the roof of the building on M on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
A Complimentary Outing.

The Good OF the Order Committee OF
Union Council Royal Arcanun. OF which
Mr. John Sloan is chairman, has com
pleted arrangements for a. complimentary
outing 70 Beach Park on Tuesday Of
next week . ~ gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
VIRGINIA STAT FAIR.
Horse Show and Races.
Norfolk, Va August . lst So Sc J! !,
y Friday, Aug ust 5th, tho Bis

anecialsS excursion via tNorfo.k and
~ estern Railway, Fri day, august 18th.
81 round trip. Train u eaYas Richmond,
Byrd Street Station, 800 ~ NJ; Peters,
burg, $3.50 "A. 81. Returning leave al', Nor
folk. 7;l5 P. NJ. OFF to the races. &
s.s r. T. ADAMS, Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30

N! dcrsoii or King and Queen county
Sss; No. D, al si5.so. = q. w !rrlce, Of
Caroline county q 4 {, at ss1; No. q. at
$50 ia No. 3. at $22s' No. at SLIGO; ~ .S
%, at $3.50; No. 6, at SIS; No. q, at islls2o.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
/ Callers at the Library.

Callers at the Library.
s. Mr.. b. A. Lewis, commonwealth's at,
3torneX Of Elizabeth City county. called
al the Attorne Generals and Auditors
offices yesterday. $si Il, N
$ Mr. w q. Whilst, treasurer Of Alex
anclria county, was a4caller t the All
ditor's office yesterday. III 3 jS vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Failed Of Quorum.

The Committee Of Police. I'll ions and
Schools was expected to- meet at y I'.S
NJ. yesterday. but failed of q q uorul l.ss5
The Committee Of: ST. Johns Cemetery
was unable to transact any bust mess last
night because a quorum vas ! a clsing. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
The Mayor Makes Arrest. I.

Mayor B. Gallagher of F'airmount,I
yesterday arrested IT.. "A. Atkins for dis.
orderly condul;;:.. & "A tkins was committed
to the Henrico jail and WV be given q
hearing this afternoon 55s j&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
At The Casino.

The farewell appearance OF the
4 Haynes Remond Company which Is pres
sentlng the comedy, TOO Much Mar
ried." at the Casino. will take place at
the matinee and night performance to-
day.
81 Local talent participates In the play
SIX persons from the ranks Of the anna.
tours taking parts
The Little Host"
& With the announcement of the appear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
I. I. 4 DIP IN the OCEAN
q "a r 5 l8;ssE
VIRGINIA BEACH TO. M0RR0 !.

Only SIZE round Il trip on y the popular
..TRlLB ", excursion to morrow. spe-
cial Fast Vestibuled Train leaves Byrd
Street Station at $3.50 "A. d. Through
to Virginia Beach without change OF cars Z
Three hours longer at the Beach than
any other route. u 4. Nj u
HMoND.SvA, ZAP BATES.
VIA sEAeoARD#Ai n u NJ
N. G., and return. IS, s5.5
Account OF Summer School for Teachers.
Tickets on sale July 18th. 18th. 18th. 18th,
9th and August LIST. limited to August
eth, / 1904. stsss u u M n " VA
1920. Account Monteagle Bible School.
Tickets on sale July 1st b. 20th. 21st, I'D,
limited to August 3lst, 1904. Il, vi! S;;B
IS SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. and return!
s65 rs. Account Triennial Conclave,i
knight Templars. and Sovereign Grand
Lodge 4. o, o. F. Tickets on sale August
18th. to September 9Th. inclusive, limited
to October 23d, 1904.
All OF the above rates apply from Rich
mond. Va. Proporuonally cheap rates
may be had, at all other sta tons on the
sseaboard. 81 ii3 81 q
II. s. LIZARD. w. M.yTAYLOR, a.
d. fP. A. st * 81 C. IT, "A.
phone 4o5, $50 E. Main ST.. Richmond. We.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
5Meetina sc Agricultural Board;

53 The Executive Committee Of the State
Board of agriculture will meet at MUIR
phys Hotel 4: Monday. night in regular
quarterly session to trassa ct routine
will he held Tuesday morning at the
commissioners office. ~