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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

going to make the fight OF our lives, ana
as elector$I expect to speak In every dis
ltrict, but will devote most Of my time
to the NINTH There will be a rousing blg
meeting held in this city,S&at which l
expect to speak, and such speakers as
John C, Noel, j. L.. G lcaves. Edgar Allan an
and i. J.. Lewis will be present and MAKE
I'll. am satisfied that my young friend.
Mr.. Allan, Jr.. will be 4nominated and /
feel sure that his choice meets with
the approval of our State and national
leaders, and We are glad to see that ella So
Of young men coming to theS 'front.'
\ Mr.. Allan. Jr.,5 at this juncture said
so have not decided as vet 5whet her or
not shall again enter the race. Il have
been urged to do so by prominent Repub-
,licans all over the State and country.
If 1 do, you can look for VI ight and a
good one 1 dislike very muchtto see any
intimation OF split in our party ranks,
and will do all Il can to prevent any
such condition. Should seek and again
secure the nomination., I shall be glad
to serve all wings and factions and unite
on the stump representative of them ALL"
e Colonel Slemp. Mr.. Griffith and Mr.. AL
Ian have Just returned from washington
and New York, where 1t is learned they
visited several of the heads Of $thesnatlon-
Chairman Cor1elyou. Attorneys General
Moody and the President. When asked
Z in regard to their mission they stated 1t
was simply to extend friendly greetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
BUNCH TOGETHER
Coffee Has Curious Way OF Finally At
tackInq Some Organ. -ta.

Ais that come from coffee are cumu-
la tive, that is, unless the coffee is ia ken
away new troubles are continually ap-i
pearing and the old ones got worse. g i
ITO begin with" says 2 Kansarl, q Il
was a slave to coffee Just as thousands
OF others to-day; tboughtI could not
live without drinking strong coffee every
morning for breakfast and 4 had sick
headaches that kept me In bed several
days every month. Could hardly keep
my food on my stomach but would yomit
as long as could throw anything up and
when i could get hot coffee to stay on
my stomach thought ! was better. z
We'll. two years ago this SPRING.
was that sick with rheumatism ] could
not use my right arm TODD anything,
had heart trouble. was nervous. Ny
nerves were all nnstrung and my finger
nails and tips were blue as II ] had a
chill all the time and my face and hands
yellow az q pumpkin. Ny doctor said II
wae heart digease and rheumatism and
my neighbors said ] had Brlght's Disease
and var going TO die.
well, y did not know what on earth
was the matter and every morning would
drag myself out Of bed and 90 TO break
fast. not eat anything but to force
DOM SONS more coffee. Then In a little
while would bs 70 nervous, my heart
would beat Ike everything.
FINALLY one morning told my hls-
band believed coffee was the cause OF
ihis trouble and that thought, \ would
Try postuHi Wlich#i had seen ndyertls ed.
IIe said tAll right no VIC got Postum
and although I did not like ~ at first !
got rIKnt dawn To buSlners and made
II according ~ directions, then II was
fins and gtks whole family got To using It
ana It'll you ~ fas Worked wonders for
me-. Thanks 10 Postum IN place Of the
tinty "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Longing for Home Folks.

Mr.. W. Miller, an old Richmond boy,
who went out from his native city ms ny
Masonic Temple, Cheyenne, Wyoming,
writes to let his friends hear from him.
and takes occasion to speak Of his new
home He says:
Although was born and raised in
yollr city. have not been there since 1879
In 1877 wentjto Iowa and stayed until
last November. when q came here and
would like very much to visit your city
again and, may at some future time.
ia This Is "a nice place to live In. We are
the days are very warm, the nights are
cool enough to sleep under blankets. Last
winter was fine. think seven below was
sixty -four above. We are expecting. a
great time here the 3Oth and 3lst OF this
month, as the knights Templar are going
to attend the frontier celebration. We
will entertain both nights at the temple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
i SAW THE PRESIDENT.
Elector Griffith Back from North,
Discusses Situation.

Mr.. ]. Frank Griffith. Republican cleo
Tor at large for Virginia, now at the Pow
hatan with Mr.. Edgar Allan, Jr., said
last night in reply TO n question regard
ing his recent trip North with several
loading Republicans of this State:
# 1T Is true that Colonel Slemp, Mr.. Az
met in Washington and had several con
ferencas. and they were in every particr-
lar SATISFACTORY. All differences which
existed at Norfolk have long since been
hurried and Semp and Agnew viii be
found working side by side to rid the
State OF Democratic m!srule. say this
because great deal has been published
and which is either due to a desire on tn,
part OF Democratic papers TO create fric-
tion, or else is the statement of some
tactionist who amounts to very little
who is afraid TO put his name TO what he
has 70 say"
Continuing. Mr., Griffith said "We are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
1 Gypsy Party at South Boston,

(Special a to The IT mes. pl spatc eng s nj,
4 \ SOUTH BosTo August. s;-Ih IL
young men this place says. 9. most m
Ing gypsy tea Is! e,nsy
teas. Just fiyem Vest this place. Wsa,
nesday evening The event was % nonofh nsa
home and visiting girls. Gay w9 ,,!,, %
aupages with sleigh bells ana,, y. pusgses,
Conveyed along Of
to ,sii Inc favorIte pleasure resort Here the
happy party roa med will making 3 & t tne az !
yeca with song and merry lauG nlet, ~
Joyous youth and light hearts n e 2 & Ga y
BE- While a nisohleYous moon looked ben,gn a,s
a perfect fea st 81 substantial viands,i dslt.
cions fruits and sweets OF every conseiyaSis1
yariety We're spread at an opportuhe hour Ing
n,mt appreciated only by q crowd j. q piG! :.
,rsers The mIdnishl drive homegas ne ~
earth with It's soft effpgencs, while he wood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Durham a Richmond Man.

Captain James r. Durham. a native OF
this city, but Federal soldier in the
war Of iS61-,e5, and almost ever since that
time connected with various government
home in that city Saturday night or
Bright's disease. after two months III
ness, He was seventy-one years old.
James Robinson Durham was born Feb
ruary Z, 1sa IN Richmond, where he re-
sceiyed common school education and
learned the drug business. He was mar
ried twice, his first wife being Miss Mary
Davis and his second wife Miss Annie NJ.
Clarke. whom he married March y, 1851.
In 1858 he removed 10 ClarksDurg. Va,
and remained there until 1862.
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Concerts at Reservoir. n

IA I8ii5
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SUNDAY Ex CURslONs
Via Atlantic Coast Line 70 Peters,

IL
Via Atlantic Coast Line to Peters'F
ltBsl.3 'S33f BURG n u 4.
Bsl \. IA t'aS Round.Trlp 100, h FL III
nod ding and returning on regular
trains, Il Commencing Sunday, May 18TH
1901, III ii III s TN
Il a + POPULAR YORK RIVER -
Daily for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. Atlantic City and Eastern points
leave II richmond daily, except Sunday,
Southern Railway, y Fourteenth Street
ssstation, IA 40 i. N, q Low rate exc urslon
stlckc cts, on sale dail 81 {iSys
HAVE GU EVE r. REE N TO BEACH
.lti9 s3s. !. 81 PARK. u
special train leaves Richmond every q &
sternoon at $50 IL, a N. a wd ira ms i every
sunday. leaving Richmond $3.50 a. %.
and n r, M. 4 zoe. round trip, 4,
SPECIAL RATE TIC LYING EtRURGEA AND
& Return N. VIA g OUT n e r N III AlLyVAY.t
IA ccol,rlt Of Confederate i yetera ms Re-
Mon i, 'Lynchburg,. Va, the Southern, Rail
wan VIII. sell special tickets to Lynchbursg
Cen Cent Is RI te from RichmnEd. 90. Tickets
81 So ie September 18th and l4thn Will re,
M tmr n Iii limit September 18TH
M 4 4 e.. W. WEsTBUF3Y p. =. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

absence In London and Paris, in both
( of which places he came in contact with
the leading medical men OF those--tWo
great nations. and took valuable course
in his special line OF work-skin diseases
in London.
AZ DR.. Murrell returned Immediately to
Richmond to resume his practice, and MI.
Taylor, who spent the night In Newport
News, will greet his friends here to-day.
Both gentlemen are hearty and Drowned
Y by contact 8with$the sea air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Justice Tohn's Small Fry.

J Justice ] ohn8had a lot Of small cases
before him the most impoltalnt
alias Black "a Betty. She was charged
with beating Louise Mitchell and It cost
her $40 and sixty days sccurity ~
with a similar punishment. !.
EE9 Sam Jones, colored. abused Fannie
Jones. and 1T cost him SOS and sixty days.
Sg j. III. Evans got drunk and fell asleep On
Gam les Hill. The sum of $40 and ten
days was registered against him.
r. 4 n. Sanford was held as suspicious
character. He was taken dn charge by
Sergeant H old croft. . b
s4i CIV Kerseyfis wanted in Washington
as suspicious character. He is charged
with forcing checks, and was turned over
to Detective Horn by Captain Tomlnson,
who arrested him. t 9G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

EInTE RNATIo Al rs ASS ociATIo OF
FIRE I'm alNEER s,9CHATTANO OGA,,
a re NN,5 Sc PT,5 1a.16, Il so4.s5 sPEclALltSi
RATES " A II II e SOU Their
RAILWAY. ONE Ar e PLUS
csc. 70 r TIL Fl r oUN p r RI 2.
8i3 Tickets on sale September q tn and
S12th, with return limit September 10th
except by depositing ticket with Joint
agent, Chattanooga, and, i paymer Of 70
cents, 4 extension can be secured to any
date not later than September GOTH "
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SPECIAL HATES TO BIRMINGHAM,
j5issgi a LA.5A Nd ERETURN,VlA isoUTH-3,a4 j}a

Nf.9 -la0el7 z HIM FtINILvVFHH .l3l-
III Account international Association OF
$Journeymen. Plumbers and Gas Filters
the Southern Railway will sell tickets
I. august II III to nth. to Birmingham and
return. a rate OF one and onc.third first
class fares, plus Is cents for tho round
"trip, Limited returning August atll.S
Through sleeping car line, r ichmo nd d to-
3Birming hum without change OF ca re. For
apply to- tick ct gents 5ig
G., 1.SyEsTBuRY.5D. F.. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Sad Story Of a Young Man.

"a young man named 2. H.. Stanford,
went into the First Station Sunday night
in the Police Court he said he was from
Rhode Island. He claims that he wa S
detained Is In an insane8 sylum by his
people, but that there was no reason for
1t, and he left home, and a'hoboed"s'
down to Richmond. H lis on his way
h to Newport News, where he hopes to get
job on a steamer, as the Is a. seafarer.
He will be held until something further
can be learned Of him. ttss
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FELL FROM A TRAIN.
Negro Man Dead from Injuries
Received in a Fall.

Charles Clarkson, negro man, fell
from train OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
at Sixteenth and Marshall Streets yes
terday morning about II o'clock and met
with almost instant death The train was
at the time about eighteen feet above.
ground on a trestta: 4. D a.
The ambulance %as called, but before
Dr. Mercer could reach the scene the
man was dead. Coroner Taylor examined
the remains, which were turned over to
relatives.
clarkson was laborer and was nm
married.
Another report said the negro was trs-
ing to board tho train on the trestte, when
he fell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
ON PURE WATER
Dr.. E. c. Levy to Lecture To-.
Night as to Richmo 5 Needs. II

lecture before the Richln ond denny OF.
Medicine and Surgery Sln5 the auditorium
Of the Mechanics Institute at $3.50 o'clock
Tonight 1.-THE 'sPurIflcation of the Cty's.
water, and especially as applicable to-
tho u ames River supply. . ~
Dr.. Levy is a physician Of distinctlon,3
and has made a thorough study Of the
luiestionSMpo which he will speak. +.
The matter OF pure wa ter IS one OF SO
much interest to the people OF, Richmond
Shayefa good sized audience. All who de-
sire t0 attend may do So and no Sticke .
Will a be required. 4. The citing OF the
Academy Is q regular one, and the mem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
SEPARATE ;!E;' 4, i E 4 THE RACES.
Petition to Secure Inauguration
555 az New Law in Danville.

especial to The Times p ispa tchl %. Y,
IANVfLLE, A. August So n9 J. zen
is ion foot ~
eli to use Its good Offices the panyiils
street to %
a, ion vii be first gcirculnted among the
secret orders, The petition ~ now q " course
OF prepa ra ion. II s9 ssg III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
"Shall Up the Arrnory,

The Grounds and Buildings Committee
last night made more emphatic their re-
Stuart House Guards armory on Seventh.
street. 10 the Ho@ltzcrs. The word
may In the paper Was changed 10
shall" The committee did little nther
business Of public interest a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Captain Curtis Discharged.

Captain ] ohm Al Curtis. 4 N1essrs. Taylor
Curtis and Charles Lat timer were dis
charged in the Police Court ,t,y, J,
Sunday night. n 81 lg n 5s "a III
Y Mr.. Latmer said some things that Capt.
Curtis didn't like. and he 1. pasted him
one. Taylor Curtis st God 4 by to see tina t
his uncle dld't get any more than was
right. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Board Meets Tonight.

The Board Of Aldermen will meet In
regular gesgion Tonight
The free bridge matter viii come up,
but II Will likely so over until the new
Council organizes, on September ist "A
heavy routine docket Ii on hand u he
disposed Of, however.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

land doors lent fragrance to tho air. Il and
crowned the evening with delight. SfSS3
The young ladies were: M Uses Mayme and
elizabeth ingrail,. Katherine Howard. Louise
Penlck, VIII Easley, Susie Morton. Virginia
\ and Leila Wright Helen Easley. InioEen
4 Wa tklnsf Lucille Simmonds with Mrs. Horny
Howard as chApcrone.$ w.
5s This knights were. Henry Easley, .Jr.. Tyrce
s Wright, Owen Easley. Charles Yancey. Busey
Howard Leon johnson, WA llace Ingram, Her
bert Gut rie: Jackson Davis, Walter Yanccy,5
Henry Watkins. sly N; 5sse
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4Personals and Briefs.
HOME FROM EUROPE.
Dr.. Murrell and Mr.. Taylor Ar
rive on the PoWhatarl.

/ Dr.. Thomas W. Murrell and Mr.. Henry
Taylor, Jr., son Of Henry III ylor, Esq.,i
OF this city. were passengers aboard the
Chesapeake and Ohio steamer Powhatan,
which arrived Eat Newport News from
London yesterday "
Mr.. Taylor is much improved In health
by a journey across and back on the
good ship Powhatan. n 5 81.
Or. Murrell returns after three months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
FEsTIvlTiEs MARRIED.

Tho Odd Fellows festivities In open
Ing the new hall Friday night were tenn
porarily married BY Mr.. Jerry Carson suf-
fering a severe a tack of cramp colo.
"A bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
from IA drugstore and Mr. Carson wns
soon as good MS now, and the work
went on."-Lindsay. Ind. Der, NEws.
This remedy Is for sale by}a all drug
e gistS. is5sg tse. sis{5 Is 5j85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Have an Outing To-Day.

The Master Plumbers OF Richmond will
give an outing 70 Westhamplon Park 10.
day. Members of the trade In Richmond
and Manchester and their friends will
attend. An event OF the da will be the
making Of photograph of the entire
company. Mr., W. w. Foster having been
engaged for that purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
,Woman's Christian ISOLATION.

The board Of managers OF the Woman's
Ing yesterday In the assembly room OF their
building. IN the absence OF the president, tho
firstEyice president Mrs. ~. Hall Moore, pre-.
sided y Reports were read from the treasurer
and chairmen OF committees, and matters ~
interest discussed X liz
The ssuperntendcnt.d Miss Morris, is absent
on her vacation, and her place Is supplied by
Mrs. G.. Is. Gaines. Z, 81 lsI Es tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Death Followed the Dose.

Tho young man. William McGhn,l who took
an overdose OF laudanunl IN Itu lton ~ tlraay
night died at the CIV y p'tais su''oay mora
Ing a ssifF1t XII ,l!. 1. ~ Is ~. I.
No $50 Thlry-thrd Street, NeWporI
Dependency Is said to nave eca usau 1''e '''ui'
to commit suicide, " rs u . sl.tsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
SEE VICTORY AHEAD.
Mr.. 3. j. Wysor Believes Demo-
2sis, CT ats in Southwest Will VIM. 55

q Mr.. b. 5fJ j. Wysor formerly assistant
clerk to the state Corporation Commits.
sion, is In the city on private business
and will probably remain here for sew
leral days. 5G s. s85i .5
r. M III 6 or was In fine spirits last night
concerning prospects for Demo era TIC sue
cess In the Ninth District. and said me
ma n, Hon. oseph G. Wysor. would de-.
feat Colonel Slemp for Congress.
Tile Is making al very DO ula r canvass 2!
making friends wherever he speaks. Nj !,
&VVysort Is strong before the people, ana y =
appeared to be In belteerS
lighting trim. sE u y; q !,
Mi w sor called on a number Of his
friends here during the day, and VIII
leave for his home tom orroW5 mig hit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
i: HANOVER TROOP.
Reunion Of This Association Of
4 Gallant Conf tes To- av. AZ

Gallant COME derat ties II o-Day.
IS Hanover Troop Association viii hold It's
ttwenty-frst annual reunion today at Ash
land Park. Officers Will be elected, and ar
rangements made for the prominent art the
troop is intended to take In the unwilling OF
the Stuart monument. After the business.
the annual banquet will be served. ;35G 3s
$s This troop was organized some years be-
fore the war by Gen eral lliarns G. Wick
ham, and was probably the first cavalry com
niand in actual battle. tsAf ter. tn war the
association was also organized by General
Nvickhanl, who obtained a. charter for t. Of
25O members only about twenty five are left,
and these are scattered all over the country.
~ Some OF the Richmond survivors, are Messrs.
John ]. Crutchfield, T.. Il a. Cntln, Garland
Clark, Luther 4 B. Vaughan; Walton Wing
field. Charles Wingfield., Al r EllersonE and
j. "a Gilman. fEsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
I. SHOT i BY NEGROES.

Sidney Mitchell Mistaken q for.
Younger Brother and Fired Upon 'l
tspsc!al The Tin Times Plspfteh,?s sidney
Mitchell prominent young arner. 81 lover e
Rrunswick. was assaulted and badly 9 Y, shot p
MI. Mitoheii was mistaken for his younger
3bro,her, Bate, the negroes who she!a H. %
grldse against him and who Went sato NJ y
The upper porios Of dreensvi ~ now " be,
.irg searched by ctlzens and county. oillee SC
for the ruflians. but at ate nour the ~
not been unprecedented, sg !, . !, 4 IiEs,t
Owing to the brutal assault being MAJ, 0a ~ ,s
Is said should the EanF 81 bg he eau nosse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Ednc;a,LtnrsICa1l.

Mr.. E, Sumter Smith. principal Of RAN
doph- Macon "A cadcmy. was nj the Depart,
ment of Public instruction yesterda y. g
mon e a a tcachers in the State Institute for;
the Deaf. Dumb and Blind at p ttshurs. Pa,
was in tho city yesterday 1. 81;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Increases the School Tax.

The supervisors Of IIenrico contemplate mn
improvement In the schol facilities IN the
county }5 81 t s b
At the meeting yesterday an Increased levy
was fixed upon at a rate Of two cents higher
field, thirteen cents; Brookland, twelve cents:
3VarIno,i ten cents, and Tuckahoe, 4 ten cents.
Z, This plan provides for & q proposed new
graded school at Barton Fl lights, and contem-
plates the care Of 10, go pupils. fl9 h ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

Too Many Peaches and Potatoes.
The glut OF peaches which has been on In
the. Richmond market for the last few days
continues 81 a nd there has been announcement
fail I'm prices There are also an oyerstock ed
ma rk t18 inS rIs fDOta TOT 8, It'll
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Leave for Associations, 3

Z The Rev. DR.. r. ii, Pltt. ed tor Of the Res
ligious Herald, left yesterday for ne Middle
District Assocat Ion.F This series Or services
will begin at Fire crek. IN .PoWhata n q
The REV itchell = 81 t,t i. ne san, same
'Ehurch in Aibcmarle. to attend tho meelings
Of the Albemarle Associat lon, 81 sy3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
CURED LOCK Jaw.
Dr.. Mercer, Almshouse Physician,
Achieves an ITnIIc1,a1 SIccecs

n ACH1eVeS an Husual SucceSS.
b The friends of DR.. C.. w. Mercer, one Of
the young ambulance physicians, are
Ing recently with severe case Of lock-
jaw. On July. 18th Charles Hallman.. a
white man, suffered a puncture on theleg
by a nail. On August I'd tetanus. or lock-
jaw set in, and the man was having con-
svulsions al intervals of every half hour.
His head and heels We're drawn to-
gether and he was unable to speak. DR..
Mercer treated him constantly up to a
few days ago, and on yesterday he dis
charged his patient, a Well man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Meets Embellishments.

Captain Jamas smith. III. OF Columbus
Ga. who commanded Company u, Fourth
Virginia Infantry. Mahone's fterwards'
WeIseger's Brigade during the war, paid Ills.
second visit to Richmond since that period
yesterday His surviving comrades We're glad
to greet him. IS Il li$s 6Si ss{ .4f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
-Sims.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
Mr.. Il. J /. Proctor and Miss Alice Sims,
+ both OF Orange county, were married last
week at Hotel Coleman, at Orange Court
house. by. Rev. Richard Bag I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Judge Henson Named.

Judge W. J, HcngOn OK tiie Twenty.
second District, has been designated u
sit for Judge Robert q. JaekeqT, ~ III,
Wythe Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
..SundaY@L Liquor Selling.

81 The x case of William Wy ilson and Thomas
Prpsser charged with conduct in a 4 peraH-
/ buinting bar-room. were arrested by Othcers
Wyatt t and Wilson. Their case was continued
in the Police Court yesterday until me 5sl y y,
for witnesses. 4F4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
I M. Monlcu1r,e. .to Breach. I

The Rev. John Moneure VII CONDUCT 81 "a.
ia TIC abs e y ths Key WILLIAM
Meades Clarke lark let ~ ya n, Mrs. %
H. r. Pierce. OF Lancaster count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

siss Dr.. Smith Home Again.
The Rev. Or. James r. Smith and Mrs.
smith. who have been AT Virginia Beach Tor
the past few days. have returned to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
.oEA In.
y NATIoN 81 EN- CAM PMENT,;;;
4 BOSTON "a m Ass. AUGUsTs315-2o

s1s.26 II ouNp s. ~ 81 o.25.
Account above occasion, tho Norfolk
and Western Railway }, In connection With
tile Merchants and Miners Transport
tatson Company Will sell round trip tick
els from Richmond to Boston at $3.50.
{Tbesc tickets Will INCLUDE Il meals and
Ia te-room berth on steamer In both d.
$rections, and Will 4 be sold for steamers
leaving Norfolk August 9Th and 18th;
good for return passage until August
10Th: al, extension Of return limit can be
secured to leave Boston prior TO September
$aett,, by depositing ticket with Joint agent
at Boston. For further information,
5tickcts and state-room recommendations,
apply ut company's O flee, ssS East Main
Street; ohm e. Wagner. Gil passenger
agent. I'M y, \ !, I, q !, II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
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at Powhatan Courthouse day. Tomorrow!
and Thursday, during the Baptist Assoclnt Ion
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