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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-28
PUC|L|STS TO
MEET HERE
ReiIIy.Choynsky Contest ScheduI'
ed to Take Place in This CITY
Friday Night

The crowd at the boat last night were
disappointed on the non arrival of
Young" Choynsky who was expected
here from Portland over the o. r. & n.
Choynsky took the Northern Pacific
and is coming by the way of Spokane.
He will arrive here either tonight or to-
morrow night. Choynsky's name is
Jake Friedman he is a Jew and has
been up against the fighting game for
the last ten years Choynsky and
Reilly have met twice before once at
Marysville. Cal. when Reilly knocked
Choynsky out after two rounds Of
furious fighting. The next fight was a
six-round draw in San Francisco.
Reilly is here and in training at his
quarters over the bowling alley and a
large crowd is present each day at
2:SO to witness his work. Reilly has
fought some of the best men of his
class in the country, among them
billie" Woods. George Gibbs and
Young" Choynsky also AL Neil at
San Francisco. when Neil got the de-
cision over Reilly on foul. Reilly
hard contest In the last battle with
Woods. Woods got the decision over
Reilly and it Vas in this battle that
Reilly lost the middle weight chimpion-
ship. Reilly intends to take on several
battles in this section Of the country
as means Of getting himself in the
best possible condition for his coming
bout with Woods at San Francisco.
Reilly has no love for the colored gem
try which is possibly due to the fact
that he has Jared i'll once or twice at
their hands and he declares should he
best Woods in the coming fight that
he will then bar all colored fighters.
Whatever may be the outcome Of the
Reilly -Choynsky fight next Friday
night there seems to be a general i'm
preston that there will be something
doing from the start There seems to
be Discrimination on the part Of the
sporting fraternity to wage any bets
on the coming event at least moth
ing in that line has appeared as yet.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-28
Supreme Court Members Arrived

Justices Sullivan and Stockslager
and Clerk Hasbrouck of the supreme
court arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Boise. Messrs. Sullivan
and Hasbrouck came from Boise by
way of Portland where they visited a
few days. Justice Stockslager spent
a day in Moscow visiting with his sons
who are attending the university.
Justice Ailshie has been here several
days. During yesterday the members
OF the supreme court and number of
prominent attorneys visited the new
supreme court building on Normal Hill
and all expressed themselves as well
pleased with the progress being made
on the building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-28

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-28
AthlcticS---0thcr Sporting News

CUpe- eaters on the Britt-COrbett fight
" hich recently took place in Fr.s"o.
The local sports are all mostly Corbett
men and believe that the decision at
FRISCO should have been a draw. Cor
b,.tt received mich of his first expert
eEce as fighter in contests between
himself and Jimmy Reilly brother of
the Reillys who are now in this city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-28
ovERpoRF AND JACK REILLY
Original Date 10 Cancelled and Both
Will Meet April 20

The Overdorf-Jack Reilly match for
go on the 9Th Of this month has been
declared off and both men have signed
an agreement to meet in a twenty
round contest on the goth of April. Both
men will go into training at once and
the prospects are that the fight will be
one of the fiercest that these two have
ever been engaged In.
There IL much comment by he local
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
WEDDINGS
OF AUTUMN.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Lynchburg, Scene Of Bril-
liant Ceremony.
a.,cc rAclEy m MR lEE5
MISS EAsLEY 70 Mr. FI. LEE
The Bride Given Away by Her
Uncle, Judge John D. Hors-
ley-Other Marriages.

fspecial to The Times Dispatch.)
LYNCHBuRG, VA, September ia
beaut.fu! marriage was solem mn TINS 3
evening Ii, st. Paul's Episcopal o n en-
when Miss Mildred Leo Easley, the Il ac-
comnished daughter OF Mrs. Minnie =.
and the late Charles b. Easley. pecalhe
,no bride of Mr.. William Bouldln Lee.
The ceremony was performed py Res.
James Owens, rectortof ST. Paul $ oi'u' 60
n ~, 4 iar and kneeling bench were coy
arod path snowy linen and festoohea
..,A sn,,,ax the color scheme being green
and white. .,,a .own Of
Mo stik and chiffon, hand-empro'lleu :
ar1a Val hold in place with Brides roses
= ~ - carrying a shower BOUQUET OF ~.
. n, M, ,,r,,y = flowers. entered Win ~.
,,nnie Iudue John D. Horsley, ana ms, me-
Inc bridegroom at the yine-covele :, a. ~
He was attended by Mr.. Cnati Is p. - 49,
Law eldest brother Of the orlde, as -, ~. q.
nan. Miss Sarah CraddocR o. Dis
walnut Va. was maid Of hohol' - :
notnt d.esprit over taffeta, carrylnG = .
sSnwar hoiuuct Of white carnations. MI N
G. ". Kemp was master Of ceremonies,
while the following gentlemen acteo as ;
mshars: Mr.. John w. Craddock. Mr. a Dc -
Craddock, Mr.. r. G. Horton, MT. .. NJ.
IIorsley. - ~, !,
,rdar. Miss Myrtle Waugh, with Or.
Henry Easley; Miss Catherine D. HorsZ
iey. With DR.. John Owen; Miss Portla
Over with Mr.. Thomas S. Martin 1 LOT
AZ: MISS sue owen, with Mr. Frank sc Eee
Miss Julia stebins. WITH MT: Da .,, -
M Nrns Miss jamie Easley, with Mr. Free
arnL TIorsley: Miss Eliza r. Easley," Y,
~ carnett Peatross Miss Margaret D ~,
- - ,,,th Mr.. Charles Owen: Miss Ma Ma
,,,ie Myer. with Mr.. Horsley Eas ley. {.
= sThe idesmaids wore lovely gowns o.. o.
thins white SWISS, desiged after q dam. ~
exnihsite model: drop shoulder yoK l !.
deem elbow cuffs, with panel i from IN s =, !,
swiss and lace Insertion, prettily joined
nv fagottng After the ceremony the {
bridal party repaired to the home OF 9 me
bride, where dainty supper was served ~
The decorations OF the dining room .s'!
wed the color scheme OF the We g. !,
tf,e same color being carNed out IN the
cakes and Ices. /,
The presents were both numerous and
Ia ndsome among them a fine old cameo.
the gift OF the groom, an heirloom IN the
Bouldin family: from the groom 8 en-
blowers handsome silver bread tray;
from his fellow-workers an elegant set, OF
silver forks ana spoons. Immediately al
ter the reception the bride and groom
left over the Southern Railway for Wash
ington New York, Niagara Falls, the
Canadian cities OF Toronto and Montreal.
and returning by way OF Lake Champlain
and the Hudson Rdver. After October 18th
they will be at home in AIaxton. N. C..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Eastern Shore Teachers.
Especial TO Thel Times Dispatch3)

lspecial TO The Times Dispatch9
the districts Of Atlantic, Metompkin and
the Island. the following teachers were
ap Htlnntc pIstrI tie :s Green bneRvllle-
frst assist ayssistant Afiss Ethsl NJ Irevllina.
third assistant. Sign Post-A1iss NJ. Esslei
principal; Miss i. F. Watson. primary
Ma Mame + pRssswoGt rht pEnspa
sn anti Stella i0 Mee ihsiS
SAX doRpHfaI
Miss Dayie Taylor. Temperancevillc-,
BE- tsup,plissdf Mss NJ q Wat
second ASSISTANT. Hallwood-J. Il. Ward,
Prin1ctp;a,l; MIss Sarah Conquest assistant.
Run hsatn' sss,sPFa sat
principal; Miss G. corbin,, assistant,
GSp ms Gresham prsssipsa ss
ler. ilrst assis.ant; SIZES MattIe eorbin,
5ef9na Mas heri kea
pl Mst9Mpklp psrs{ Ear Fafk sSs!s.se'
Derrick, principal; Miss Carrie M, John
rs ass hsssan ss nora a Whe w
principal; Miss Cora 4; Jnstis, assls tant.
Miss EIilda Ewell, assistant. Shiloh.
Miss Sadie Matthews. BloXom--Prncipaly
70 be supsied; Mis- Mary Bloxonl, assist
Mappsylle--J. II. Hubbard, principal; Miss
Mamie u Johnson, assistant, Modest
Margaret Stewart prtirepa
Merrett L. Chandler. Zion r. bert Sim
monds. principal; Miss Emma L, Core,
Island District: chincoteague Graded
Scllool--!George ". Gillespie, principal;
Miss GLADYS Matthews first assistant
blanche Wheaton. third assistant; Miss
q Lementa Davis, fourth assistant; Miss
Fla Ia p, Jones nth assistant Mr., 3,
r-coard. up the island; Zion Burch, ASA
league. NJ i5 8 ID }l ri, E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
mo. SMOKING
in COUNCIL
Mr.. Brown Makes Fight for His
Smoke and Against
Prayers.
SUGGESTIONS BY THE MAYOR
Feeder to Richmond College
Opcn-Getting Ready for
the Big Tournament.
(speclal 10 Tho TImes-Dlspatch)I

Especial to Tho TImes-Dlspatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September a..
The new Board OF Aldermen and Com
mon Council held their first Joint ses-
sion last night, adopting the report OF
Joint committee on rules, appointing
committees and receiving the first mes
sage of Mayor S. r. Buxton. Considera-
BILE amusement was caused during the
meeting by a fight, led by Councilman J.
H. Brown, against q rule prohibiting
smoking dn the chamber during the scs-
sions Of either branch. The rule was
finally adopted by vote of twelve to
eleven.
Councilman Brown also made a fight
against the rule providing that the meet
!ngs shall be opened with prayer. He
contended that II the Christian minis
tiers were to be invited to open the ses-.
sions. the Jewish rabbi should be In,
vited also. This rule was adopted, tier
warm discussion. @
The Mayor appointed H.. 3. Holmes
10 succeed ]. NJ. Wilson as member
Il OF the Board OF Police Commissioners.
This appointment which had been await
ed with interest by the general public.
was unanimously confirmed. The term
a OIL MI NNllSOIl aS h ITlsIIlDeE VI bLsc OOhi u
expired on July LIST. Mayor Moss appoint
cd Albert NIcAIahon as his successor. but
4 the old Council refused to confirm the
appointment, and the Mayors term OF
office expired before the matter was
settled.
LIVE MAYOR.
Is Mayor Buxton made numerous sugges-;
tons in his communications. Among other
things he called attention to the fact
that 1900 raised by the sale OF crcama-
tory bonds and afterwards transferred
to the street fund, was lying in the bank
and no interest was being paid on 1t.
He also called attention to the fact that
4 the city's contract with the Newport
News Light and Water Company for
fire hydrants expired In 1899 and had
Il never been renewed. ~ All
The Newport News Academy, estab-
lished two years ago, as a feeder Tor
Richmond College, opened for tho ses-s
slonS yesterday with Ecventy-five pupils
\ on the roll. Only TWEEN ty-f five were en-
B rolled last year. The school Is estab-
Iished in new quarters on the CASINO
grounds, the building formerly used as
bowling alley having been converted
into comfortable and roomy school
4 house.
BIG TOURNAMENT.
Arrangements arc being made for a
4 big tournament to be held at the Hamp-
ton Roads Driving Park Friday. All Of
4 the well known riders on the Peninsula
i will enter and some clever tiiting Is
looked for. Mayor Thornton r. Jones
viii ride as Knight OF Hampton, and
Mr. J. a. Aiasslc. city attorney for this
city, will be Knight OF 1sswport Mss.
The Old Bay Line steamer Alabama
left the shipyard yesterday after un-.
dergoing her annual overhauling. The,
other steamers of the line arc expected
to arrive here shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
King William County.

Especial to The aTimes-Dispatch(
ETNA5 MILLS, VA, Sept. 14--Misses
Kate IS. and Pearl Chamb ers. the charm
Ing Texans who have for the past t, m9 SniE.
cousin, Mrs. P.lFFI. Eubank, left to-day
for their Southern home. much to the
regret Of their many friends.
4 Miss Katherine Herr Leftwich, one OF
after a month. delightfully."- spent at
f'Pleasant Field" the home Of Ne; and
Mrs. P. II. Eubank, left for her nome
Little Miss Ann Bell Nelson Eubank
left to-day for Stanton, where she VIII
attend school the coming session.
this morning at 6 o'c clock, and continued
showers during the day greatly benef1ting
the crops, which were suffering from the
drOuP hi. Sts9555ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
( Royster-Hopkins. .

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
aLYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. H..-Mr. Thomas
B.. Royster and Miss Carrie c. Hopkins, both
OF this city, were married this afternoon, OF
the home OF the BRIDES father. Mr.. Samuel
l. Hopkins. who many years ago represented
this district in the National Congress. Rev.
formed tho ceremony. The couple left on an
afternoon train for trip to Washington. Bal
i se ano ana reside 'ney
Mr. Register is one OF the United States
mail transfer clerks at the union passenger
station in this city, He is well known and
has large circle OF friends In the city.
while his bride Is an attractive young lady
with many accomplishments. Il i {SE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15

Mr.. w. r. Wells. when his charming
daughter, Miss NJ. Katharine Wells, was
married to nr. Randolph N. Wilkinson,
of Blueneld, w. Va. Mr.. ]. c. Mcfarland
performed the ceremony. The bride, who
is perfect blonde. was attlred in q
travelling suit OF blue She is one Of
Farmville's most popular girls. The
groom Is n very prosperous business man
OF Bluef1eld, w. Va. Immediately after
the ceremony they took the noon train
for st. Louis, Mo-, and other western
points. On their return they will reside
In Bluened. They were followed by the
best wishes Of host OF friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
MRS. BAXTER
lily TREATED.
The Lady Did Not Use Stick
orr Hatchet, as Al
legged.
.-----
SENT NEGRO INTO L HER ROOM
Much Public Feeling Against
the Officer for the Manner
Of Her Arrest.
SENT NEGRO INTO HER ROOM
(speclal 70 The Times. Dispat ch.)

Especial to The Times.D ispatch)
e LOUISA, VA, Sept. 1.-THE case
against Mrs. v. c. Baxter, her sister.
Mrs. Baurne. and q colored boy, who was
arrested with Mrs. Baxter, appealed from
the decision OF the justice in Jackson
district. Louisa county, came up before
the Louisa Circuit Court to-day, Judge
Grimsley presiding. The evidence showed
that Mrs Baxter. while endeavoring to
close road across her place which had
been opened BY ]. D. Gibson to draw
trade to his store. was arrested on O.
warrant sworn out by said Gibson on
charge OF blocking the public road.
1 Mrs. Baxter refused to accompany the
officer, stating to him that she would
not r -, g9 with him. but would go with inc
sn Constable W. p. Cooke undertook to
serve 'h sE Taf5ued: BRUISED.
The evidence showed that IN the a.,
bruised by the officer. She claims ne
had struck her In the breast and showed
her over fence. and after, chokin agon he,rs
IT, her IF "a ro% wheR
Upon arriving there, she got in her bed
WITHOUT her Go,hes armed
himself with "a pistol. returned with sew
eral other men, one of whom was a
negro, who the officer sent into the
house to arrest Mrs. Baxter. This the
negro did by entering the. room where
Mrs. Baxter was, and taking her from
She was taken to Nrereditlrs store, and
there tried before the Justices Court,
and fined so and costs, from which she
appealed. II N a Z v ~
"A FRIEND IN SNElD. z.S
She claimed that she was given NOR
phine to relieve her pain and was tried
while under the influence. She would
have been sent to jail them, but for the
kindness Of Mr.. WI HI Swift who went
her security for her appearance before
the court here to-day. ss Sss 3a
Ii She was defended by James Shelton, OF
Shelton and Moore, q OF Richmond, Va.
she was found BY the jury S and costs.
y There is a good deal of feeling here at
Constable w. p. Cooke having called III
q negro to enter a white ladies' sleeping
room to make an arrest. II was proven
that Mrs. Baxter did not use either
Ratchet or stick in resisting her arrest.
She Il had these articles in her hand
when the arrest was made. as she was
then building q barbed-Wire fence but
made no use Of them.
3 The trial for her blocking the road
will be taken up later on. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
READY
FOR OPERATION
Will Garry Passengers and
Freight From. Schuyler
to Esnlont.
Especial to THO Tlmes-plspatcll,)

:" "A. Especial 70 TIC TImes-IJIspatcll u %
elscirie line between" Schuyler and rs
nlont, was completed last week; and will
worry shortly be, in use, VIII be oper-
ated by steam for the present. The OBJ
passenger and freight connection With
the Southern. 1t Will have regular pas
senger service. connection being made at
Rocklish depot. with all trains scheduled
can be made at Warren on the James
River division OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio also, but this cannot be done just
YET Some OF the stockholders IN tho
Virginia Soapstone Company and the AIS
bemare own stock In This railway The
line was built by tho Nelson and Albe-
marie Hallway Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
-Four Barns Burned.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
E CHATHAM, VA, Sept. 14.-Four barns filled
with good tobacco. were burned near Chalk
Level Saturday night, entailing total loss
OF several hundred dollars. Lewis 1mhor suf-
Tered the greatest loss, which wns q new
barn used for the first time and equipped
With new nue.. The tobacco was very fine
Earlier in the same week a barn in the same
locality suffered Ike fate. ~ 5SB 5{A IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
J Plan
OF AVINC.
Governor Montague Grants a
Second Respite for
sDickerson.
STRONG PLEAS IN HIS BEHALF.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch1
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 14.-Now$
that street improvement Is Mt hand in
this city. there is a demand for 1t from
every section. But the Finance Commit
tees and Committees on Public Improve.
ment OF the Council and Aldermen have
we'll n1atured. fixed plan. according TO-
which the work Will proceed; Sycamore
Street. the main thoroug hfare, will first
be fixed up and then the side streets
running into 1t. IS
SECOND RESPITE. s
Governor Montague has granted Sec
ond respite until the 2lstaof October next
10 Henry Dickerson, negro, condemned
4 10 death for criminal assault upon a
negro girl In Prince George county. He
was first sentenced to be hanged on the
18th OF August last, and was respited
until the 10th Of September. Judge TIM
5othy Rives, w. D. Temple, clerk OF the
courts of Prince George; George I. Bois-
seau, deputy sheriff of the county, and
r. FL. Mann. Commemorative Attorney
of Petersburg, have been active and ear
in heT s e5ats e preysnt he eSef
many of the most Influential citizens Of
this county that Dlckerson was improp-
Lamb e nG g. Eea
I laave FOR Lynchburg this evening at, 9
o'clock to attend The reunion OF = th e
viii be most cordially invited by the
Petersburg veterans to hold their next
t reunion Nor p & III eslty COMMITTEE
4 The Democratic District Committee viii
meet again IN Petersburg on next Friday
night TO complete the canvass Of the re-
election In the Fourth District. No re-S
turns nave SO far been received from q
few q the outlying precinct; In one or
thing Will be reported to materially lower
Southall was nominated. ~,
ward, Powhatan, Lunenburg, Sussex and
BRUNSWICK ana the III y, city Of Petersbur,g;
Of Greenesyille, Prince George and Neck
lenburg, Mr.. southall's total vote was
s,yis Judge Yarrell's total vote was.
The certificate Will not be awarded until.
and al the forms OF party law complied
IN PETERSBURG JAIL.
A negro named Charles Smith,. charged
with burning the depot I, Of the Southern.
Railroad Company N Sussex county on
bee been Bro brousht 70 Peersbarg and locEsd
tie IL next term Of the clrealt Court Of
s'1 Ms. John Warrenton, Who 10y Was so se-
yerely cut about her neck and face by
her husband recently e IS not as well TO-.
day as as she mas Is Z been,s Ihere are some.
agae dispatch NV reeeyea BY Mayor Jones
this ,ma1.rnlnE from ahs proprietor Of the
ls'ea h aoSse y 9Rsks se san07q HIS
mel msr We'll known resident Of his city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Coxs..--.-Phelps.
especial TO The Times-Dispatcn.J

Especial to The Times-Dispatcn.J
POCAHONTAS, VA, September H.
Miss Mary Haller$ Phelps, daughter Of @.
E. MEG. Phelps. and Mr.. Samuel Uncas
Cox were married here to-day at the
home Of the bride. Rev. s. ". Moore, Of
the Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony. They left Immediately for a
tour of the eastern cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
DROPPED DEAD.
Sudden Death Capt. a. ]. Miller,
Chief Engineer Harbor Dept.

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
3I IRVINGTO ON. VA, Sept. il. -Captain A..
j. Miller, chief Of United States En-
gineers. under Earbor Department, was
/ recently sent here to make survey and
arrange for the dredging OF the mouth Of
Carriers Creek. dropped dead while wait
ing onfsthe wharf for the boat 70 come
in this afternoon. Heart disease Is said
TO be the cause Of his death. His Body
was put aboard the boat and sent to
Whitestone. where an inquest was heIs.
after which . his remains were taken 20
washington. sisS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
The Supreme Court.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch)
& STAUNTON, VA, sept. 14.-In the SUI
preme Court to-day the case Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway vs. Briggs,
from the Circuit Court of Warren; was
argued end submitted. a. !, 81
+ Lane Brothers Company vs. Baserman,
from the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah;
argued in part and continued until to-
morrow. ssz iE#
8 Nj ~. Walton represents appellants and
r.. r. Barton appellee: 8St5; z5s @ )
Next case. Rowland VS.. Rowlands from
Circuit Court Of Clarke county "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
PARKER'S OUTLOOK.
Sentiment in the East Reported
to be Strong for Him.

Mr.. Henry Pierson. manager OF the
Howard Hall Company has been all
through the East during the past six
weeks, and is enthusiastic. over the pros
poets OF Parker for President.
s"that Parker stock was away up, and
that many Of Roosevelt's former sup
porters were now on the other side. The
same thing confronted me in Providence
and Hartford, and have. box of cigars
up on the result In Connecticut. \,
1WIn Newark 1t looks strong for the
Democrats, but Philadelphia Is still IN
l"of our thirty-two people," said Mr..
Pierson. twenty Of them started out for
Roosevelt, but now we have only MY, sly ~
Southern circuit we Will be unanimous"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
SPECIAL NE:WAY coLoNIsTs, RATES
TO POINTS eEYoNDsTtiE5 Rock.
les VIA c CHESAPEAKE e.

OHIO ROUTE.
From September 14th until October 14th.
1901. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
will sell special one-way mixed class
scolonist tickets ia many points in Ari-I
iona, California, Montana, New Mexico,
Oregon, idaho. Nebraska, British Column
5bia, u tab. Washington, Colorado. Neva-
.da, South Dakota, Wyoming; to Ell Paso,,
.Pecos and Sierra Blanca. Texas and to
Chihuahua and Guaymas. Mexico. atvery
reduced rates,
For detail in formation, address
W. o. WARTHEN,
vi y. p. a., c. & Q. SRy..
Re- 5,55 Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Political Pot Pourri.
Especial to The Times dispatch.

3 LDESBURG. VA, Sept 14-The Pur-
cellville Prohibition Associa ton has In,
vited8 the County Democratic and Repub-t
to have 1 a triangular political discussion.
in their auditorium about October 18TH
It Is proposed that5a Democratic. Reprb-
l!can and Prohibition speaker each ad- q
campaign on that date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
GO TO ST. LOUIS
Via C. & O. Route,

Now is the time TO go to st. Louis to
see the Worlds Fair, The Exposition Is
at its height and daily attendance In
q. &: o. trains leave Richmond at 800
5I,. nj. and 1O.3e r. M, Ten-day coach ex-
c,,rsions. Tickets on sale every Tuesday,
Shortest, quickest and best route.