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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
u l1IiIlI.. 3IlsIl7 ~
Mr.. FAIRBANKS SPEAKS.
Vice-P Presidential Candidate 5
T curing the West.
rBy AsSoclated Press.

RI HANNIBAL. MO-, Oct. 26.-Sena tor
Charles ". Fairbanks Tonight con cludeds
a hard days work Of ca mn lgnlng 8, with 81
a. speech to enthusiastic thousands IN.
truin travcrsed illinois, the f r. speech
being made III Deca tur. At nightfal l. the
strni1 entered Missouri Former lfniteds
states Senator illlam- M IA 9 7, {, 81
thro,tsh the tour Of illinois, and made:
addresses at most OF the stopping place Sc
Z The largest and most inspiring, me e.e
Of the day was at Springfield. Ills where
tina senator referred eloquently 70 the
memory OF Abraham Linco,lln. ile sal ls5
i"Here we do indeed stand upon holy
ground. Hero. lies buried ono , wh99s %
tomb the patriots Of all countries Will viii
make their plgrimages and draW !N;, q
inspiratio for the duties and respons''ol1-s
tiles yf life. y t9a5slE ~ &l8 stg.a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BIG GAMES
ON GRIDlRON|
Some OF the Hardest Contests
Of the Season Occur
Saturday.

The city is being billed and pla carded
for the first big foot-hall game Of the
seasoh and the first appearance in this
city Of the University OF Virginia eleven.
Tho University will play the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Broad-Street
Park on the afternoon OF November 5th.
Tho two schools are old antagonists. and
for several years have been sufficiently
well matched to insure a close and hard
game though the cadets have never won
from the Varsity. This year the Uni
&versity Of Virginia Is regarded as being
about as strongaa as usual. and the v. p.
n ]. apparently IS up to Its usual standard
or nearly go. II l3,s4s ~ s.
In the game between the two teams the
University will be weakened by the#in
eligibility OF three or four Of Its most
brilliant players. Council. Johnson, and
Y Spates, aud Pollard are among those who
cannot play this year In games among
colleges withinSthis State. On the other
hand, the Blacksb,irg elev..l has lost
several OF it's brilliant players OF last
year, and has been deprived OF the SER
shalf-back and field general. Such being
the case the two teams should be we'll
matched,
The University OF Virginia will play
Its strongest lineup against the Carr
Isle Indians at Norfolk next Saturday.
The India MS, too. have one Of the
strongest elevens In rece:it years. having
been beaten but once, and that by Har-
ward last Saturday. the crimson team
winning by two touchdowns. The In
dians have some Of last years brilliant
team again. among them being Lube,
Dillon, Sheldon. Charles, Hendricks, and
Jude. Williams and Johnson arc not
with the team. and schouchuk, the Esqui-
nau centre. are not in the line-up this
season. The game will be a brilliant
one and will prove the best test Of
Virginia strength since Coach Sanford
rounded his team into something like
their best form. Many FROM this city
will go to Norfolk to witness this game,
which promises to be a splendid struggle.
Many OF the greatest games OF the
season are scheduled for Saturday. In
Guiding the following:A
HarvaP1 VS.. Pennsylvania. at Cam
bridge ,s55 ygt
Yale VS.. Columbia, at New York. n
Cornell VS.. Princeton. at Ithaca.
Georgetown VS.. Holy Gross, at Phila-
dolphin.
West Point VS.. Williams, atswest Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BEGIN PLAsTER1NG.
Workmen Pushing the Erection
Of Mutual Building.

Work Is .,eing steadily prosecuted on
tho Mutual Assurance Socletys big steer.
brick and stone structure at Ninth ana
Man streets. a night force is at work
within the building. and pasterinE mas
already begun. although the steel rane
alone has been completed. Work on the
construction OF the outer walls IS pro-
pressing steadily. but slowly. MeapWn.,e
tho unusual sight is presented OF work
being pushed on the interior OF a build ng
before the exterior walls are complstte d.
The ninth story brick wall is nearly
completed. but the Main Street front
w,ai, 81 stone las hardly reached above
tl,o second story Contractor Wilson is
endeayorinE to complete the work wittlih
the contract time. u
The Virginia state Insurance :, CON-
nanv.s hnild,ng at Fifth and Main Streets
has advanced In construction sufficiently
"a display the Imposing proportions an e 2
ornate exterior OF the structure, Us 49,
cation at the summit OF the Md1n stree.
ih'll makes it tower far above ad)a cell
structures.
Tie frame work for the roof OF the
second Hnptist congrega tons new mouse
of worship, at Adams and franklh
street,, has been erected, and tne huhuT
some structure Will soon ne unu ~. o ~,
Ny II. Wilson. Of this city. Is the con-
tr,ctor for Inc edincc. and Is losing no
time completing his contract 4.
rhraa handsome three-story business
ha,ses az .te north SIDE NJ Broad street.
aarasite Ma head OF fFoushee Street. are
, !, - rinp completion. and will soon he
rcadw for occupancy. The now bui ltl g
replaces several smaller.. s'Fuc'u =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
!. DELAYED Vessels Arrive.

Gay Associated PTesso
NEW YORK. October 26.---Cahle ads
vices from Bermuda report the arrival
there to- day Of the three niasted schooner
J, s. Hoskins, OF Baltimore. The vessel
left Jacksonville forty-three days ago
with ergo Of lumber for bermuda, and
should have arrived at her destination
III q week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
SMALL SALE
OF. TOBACCO {;
Have Offerings
Which, Bring Good Prices,
Considering Quality.

There were small offerings OF leaf to-
bacco at the several warehouses yester-
day, and the indications last night wero
that a few lots would be offered to-day.
Tie seasonablc weather Of yesterday and
the day before. with the prospect OF "A
warm rain are expected to cause a crn-
siderable inflow Of leaf tobacco early
next week and some the latter part OF
the present week. b. + Z.
--'.Txoe and shelburnc's warehouses
yesterday had small sales, ono lot Of
Hanover sun cured leaf bringing $3.50,
the best price OF the present season.
Even this does not represent the Top
range OF prices. the best grades not max
ing set been marketed Mr.. Hazel, pro.
prictor Of shockoe. sold twelve or fifteen
plies yesterda y. the best offered bringing
sl0.75. Both these houses expect small
offerings to-day. ard several wagons
were III at Crenshaw's yesterday y. q
& Mr.. NJ H. Irvine. formerly Of Danvlle
and the North Carolina markets. but now
located In Havana. as representative Of
the American Tobacco Company, VA
among yesterdays visitors to the city.
d, Tho underwriters agents have ap-
praised the damage to the r. A. Pattei'-
son Tobacco Company as a result Of last
weeks fire. and fixed the. liza biltty for
damage at about sixty thousand dollars.
delay. 3 Ell 55sss 81 81 l.i3t!.s
The company cannot definitely ascertain
its loss until the value OF the salvage
can be known The building, stock ana il
machinery were valued In the aggreSate
at about $4,000. The burned factory
will be rebuilt with the least prrac tca bic
delay. 555, Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Post171asters Named.

Especial to Tho Times DIspa tch.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. e6-The
following fourth-class postma.sters wero
issued to-day:
Virginia: Occoquon. Prince William
count y-Isabel Beach. vice Ida E. Selec-;
man, rkmoved: Sulphur Mines. Louisa
county-Haward w King, vice Henry
d ~. Holiday, resigned.
NORTH Carolina: Mountain Island, Cas-
ton county, nles e. te, vice WI am
r. Jordan. resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
DAUGHTERS Meet.
tspecIal. to Tho Times plspatch,9

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
d FAYE d TEVILLE, M c. Q = ober 2i.----
The State convention OF tile United
Daughters of the Confederacy m It hera
to-day. Mrs. Hun err 6. Smith, p5esidtnt
OF Jeb Stuart Chap ter d presiding Tho
address II OF welcome was made by Mr.:
II. Fl. N1yrorer and Mr.. g. 3. NJ NJ NJ
Mayor OF the city, tend a.ed the f5eedo!n'
Of the town. The RESPONSE was made y y
Mrs. II. a. London. OF Pittshoro. \ b fn-
.quet was rendered to the Daughters at
night .8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
,WATSONss SURRENDER.
Had Prepared for a Determined
REINSURANCE.

Especial 10 The Times Dikpatcll,)
BRISTOL, VA. Oct. 20,-Clinton and
Grover Watson. the young men who Y y
Bristol, on the night of October nth,
we're captured at Wallace, Va. last night
and are In jail at Blountyllle.
Governor Frazer. Of Tennessee, had Of
fered 500 reward for their capture, They
had been armed for a determined resist
ence, but finally decided to surrender
tDeacefully, vs., G5.5Et f-tf573 tg ~, tgy55El
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
DEATHS.

MERCER.-Dicd, OH October sdth; fterg q
brief illness. al 9;lO P, M, HUGH. aged ,s.i
: eleven years, beloved son OF Il. 4: ana
s. w. Mercer, at their residence Forsse
Hill Park. III II
sPo,rT.-Alrs. ROSA Il. SPOTT died at
the home Of her daughter: Mrs. g. y. y:
Moser. ID Sotitl, First Street. a Ss.lb
Wednesday, morning. In the seventy
ninth year of her age, III
Funeral nQtlce later,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
!. wholesalers Vino

Trio romnittee on Charter.H ORDINANCES
and Reform held an adjourned ssaon
last night. and discussed q 5nunnber &,
matters OF more or less. importance. Wy,
rrnm,,ilsory galger4 ordinance was UP.
and Was opposed by the Wholesale nll8'
n ivocatod i,y tile rctall dealers It VAS
adversely repor'e ed, Tho other matters
3dsc,,ssed were not OF publ c moment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Huest Defeats Grant Eby.

tBy Associated Press)
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 96-Thon,as Huest, OF
st. Louis, tonight defeated Grant Ely, OF
New York. % TO "A in tho Championship
Pool Tournament. The result OF to-
nights ghme puts Houston in the Lead
l,iE with five games won and one lost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
SPECIAL EXCURSION
To
NOR, F.C). /, K !!

saturday. October sath, via Norfolk and
Western Railway Special tnst syest'-
,buled train will leave Byrd Street s1a-s
tion, $50 A. NJ, arriving Norfolk Z noon
Returning, leave Norfolk 7:l5 p. Nh ar
rlving Richmond 10 p. N, Only 81 ROUND
trip. stops only at Petersburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
FO5OT-BA L y,
VIRGINIA VS.. INDIANS

at Norfolk. Saturday. October 2at .. Sgs-
clal fas, yestibuled train Will leave vla
Norfolk and. Western Railway. nj $50
a NJ. arriving Norfolk "a noon, Re-
turning. leave Norfolk 7;1s +. NJ. q riy-
ing Richmond 10 r. M. Only s. round
trip. Don't fail to see the game % tl'e
season. "a
N. w, Harris and Company, Bankers.
OF New York city as announced IN oul
advertising columns. are offering sdo0.0o
city OF Norfolk four per cent. bonds ma
,tur!ng October ~ 1884 IA s53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Hill Society.

Madicnl a $50 citation will ba held this eyo-
d,ing at % clock n the Virginia Club
rooms No. 23ll East Grace Street. The
paper Of the evening vi u be read by Dr.
\ I b. Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Escaped Convict, Caught.

Especial to The Times Dlsnatch.)
{5LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct Civilian
Meeks, colored. escaped convict from the
State farm. was captured this afternoon,
and IS in Jail awaiting the arrival OF a
State guard Meeks has elk and half
years 10 do yet on a charge OF house
I breaking in Roanoke and additional time
for cutting a fellow-prlsoner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Travelling Men Meet.

The regular neeting ~ Post 4, Traw Ell
toenisht at their headquarters, corner
Third and Main streats, 1T s, 90 lo'clock :;
II lis expected that It will be spicy ana
sAt 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
UNDER HACKS WHEELS.
Child Run Down and in Very
Serious Condition.

me condition OF little Aubrey 'rwlningi
son" Of M. aid Mrs. r. L. 'rwining, TENN
and Clay, streets, who was run over ny e e
HACK TUESDAY, is regarded as very sell Z
Anhrcy was run over Tuesday evening
Nv . yel,lcle belonging to Price, a colored
mndertaker, The child fell between TIC
horses, one OF which steppadSon his mead
The little fellow is very ~, and co'cN.s,
sion OF tile brain was tearen. ~ wns
unconscious n part o. Seste'tu'av W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
shall Wins Chess.

.(By Associated Press) -7
y ST. LOUIS. MO, Oct. ss4zFrank J.
pionshIp Of the United States In the
Chess tournament finished Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
SPECIAL EXCURSION
NO r II OIL X

SATURDAY Ootober gath, via Norlolk and
Western Railway. Special fast vesti-
huled train Will leave Byrd Street sta,
ton, 9;3c AZ Nj, arriving Norfolk IL noon
Returning. leave Norfolk 7:l5 H. NJ, ar,
irving Richmond 10 p, NJ. Only 81 round
trip Stops only at Petersburg. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
f O 0 lib A 4 T..
VIRGINIA VS.. INDIANS

at Norfolk, Saturday, October Goth. src-
cia fast yestibuled train will leave Win
Norfolk and Western Railway. at $50
A. NJ, arriving Norfolk - noon. RE-
turning. leave Norfolk 7;15 2, NJ, arriv-
ing Richmond 10 p, NJ, Only 81 round
"trip Don't fail to see tho game OF the
season. i6s r, I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Richn,onders in New York.

! Especial to The 1'imes-Dlspatch.l
NTDw YORK Oct. 26-NVa ldorf-E NJ.
Tnibot: Fifth Avenue-B. B: 'alentineg
ana wife; Nictoria-E. a. DIETRICH; Co.'S
mopolltan--J, Wallerstein: ST. Gsor Iggs,,-
w. RUSSELL: New Ans telr;l MI. O.7sAFli-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
70 O T-B a III,
VIRGINIA VS.. INDIANS

at Norfolk, Saturday October sestll. sp.-
cial fast Tcstibuled train will leave via
Norfolk and Western Railway, at go
< a.. M, arriving Norfolk u noon. Re-
turning. leave Norfolk 7:1b u, NJ, nrriy'
Ting Richmond 10 a. NJ, Only 81 round
trip, Don't fail to see the game Of the
II season, .5 " II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Ca nIliibaS S.

and sayages may delight in
seeing SUFFERING, but the
highest thought Of civilization
is to relieve all pain. This can
quicklybe done with HAMLINS.
WIZARD OIL.
For internal and external
curative action, it has no equal
in the entire medical world. It
relieves the intlammationwhic
IS Irritating your nerves r !s,, regs 81 !,
lates the circulation of the.
small blood vessels, aud, BY
scientilcmeans, gently hut cer-
tainly restores your body to
health.
You can't be sick, ifyouwsrd
Off the preliminary action Of
disease microbes, with this
greatest OF all medicines Of
modern times. Price soc and
Sl.OO. Fully guaranteed. #'
For sale and recommended By
ALL DRUGGISTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
r 90 T.B "A LII.
VIRGINIA VS.. INDIANS.

al Novfolk, Saturday, October estli, spc-
cial fast vestibuled train will leave via
Norfolk and Western Railway, at $3.50
a., M arriving Norfolk ~ noon, Re-
turning, leave Norfolk AS II. NJ. arrIY-
Ting Richmond 10 r. Nj. Only 81 round
"trip Don't fail to see the game Of the
season, lgk ~ lSe, t5fF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27

Miss Matte welsiger Of Alton. is the
guest Of Mrs. T. RSPettIgrew.
Miss Carrie Bagley. OF I1awrenceville,
who was present at tho Gregory Petit
grew wedding. left yesterday for Farm
vile.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
To Fiaht yellow Esxsr.

Mexico City. Mexico. Special The
superior board OF health will enter AZ
once uDon an active campaign 10 pre-
vent another outbreak OF yellow fever
ON the Isthmus OF Tehuautepec. where
a large number OF Americans are en-
gaged i'm Managing plantations The
cost of this work will Dee about $780,
GOO. which has been appropriated by
the Federal government. One new case
81 yellow fever is reported at Vera
Cruz. The local sanitary authorities
are dislnfecting houses and water res
er,Cirs Yellow fever has re-appearcd
al Merida. where there are now eight
patients at the hospital.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21

As soon as fhe land is Dir to work 10
should be stirred between the rows *
fail planted crops 20 encourages
growth and when growth has started
IL should De- encouraged With a dres~
ing 81 nitrate ~ soda. Land intended
20 be cropped should be worked nc
a deep fine bed as soon as dry enough.
but 90 not attempt 90 work when vet.
All compost and barnyard manure
should Do spread broadcast On The
land and De worked in with the "uiti-
vator. IL good crops are % be- made.
there must be- no stIuting If the guam
tity OF manure applied Twenty tons
20 the acre may bee put on without
fear Of spelling vegetable crops. II
there be not = sufhciency OF farm yard
manure supplement- IL With a high
grade fertilizer made mp OF 500 pounds
OF acid phosphate. 2OO pounds OF COT
ton seed meal nifty pounds OF muriate
OF potash and leo pounds OF nitrate
81 soda. II no manure : applied
double the quantity Of the fertilizer.
Let this BE- applied now ana all BE-
worked into the land and then lay OF
the land in long straight rows - that
the crops can be readily worked with
horse power.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21

Washington. Special-The Depart
ment OF Agriculture is making eiabo-
rate arrangements for its report on the
acreage and condition OF the cotton
crop on May 26. the condition OF cotton
or June %. and for reports on other
crops for July and June 4 large num-
her % CORES 0udents will send in de-
tailed reports ON the cotton acreage and
condition on May 26th greatest care
especially for acreage. and 20 base their
opinion on inquiries as we'll as upon
observation End 10 avoid "1ierestimat-
ing or over-estimating ~ rear's crop.
The acreage will be cN0. ,ssed in the
form Of a percentage OF last years
acreage as in previous years. The cot
ton schedule for June 25 Will be con-
cerned solely with the condition Of the
cotton crop on that date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
I've Children Burned to Death.

Alexandria. Va. Special.-Two chill
Gren. Robert and Carrie Harper. aged
3 and p were burned TO death on a
pitch-laden scow while helping their
sister. Mabel. aged y. get their faith
ers dinner. The gasoline stove explod-
ed and set fire TO the scow. Mabel was
rescued after being seriously. 80 per-
haps fatally. burned. II was impossi-
bic TO recover the bodies OF the younger
children.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
ALMOST KILLED HIS MAN
The Deadly Assault OF Frantic
ME1

Alexandria. Spcciai-A negro giving
his name as Edward jenkins nearly
succeeded in numbering Capt. W. l.
Brown. and Mate ". VI. Griffith. OF the
lumber schooner Annie Ellen. OF Dor
chester county. Maryland. now lying
~ Fields wharf near Camerson street
dock jenkins was az large uatll sat
urday morning when he was captured
The negro shipped on the schooner
az Norfolk and was discharged here on
Tuesday last bat wandered about Al
c1aniria until about o'clock this
morning. when nc asked Captain
Brown 20 show him thc wharf OF the
steamer Wakefield. Captain Brown
started % 90 90 but when he reached
rnion street. which is about 100 yards
away. Jenkins felied him with an iron
weapon. As the Captain feil DO GALE
"a for help bat tfe negro fastened To
Captain Browns vessel. and su-0ris-
ing Mate GriTifh. also Knocked him
down with tho same weapon. Leaving
the mate helpless. jenkins robbed the
cabin OF SfAo contained In bag and
made OF
A negro de,.k hand on the schooner
then ran up The street crying for the
police Private Waterman Gcntzln-
ger took up inc cry Tor help. and in a
sort time or rers Roberts ana Hem
( ferson reached thr scene. and soon AZ
/ te-warl Acting Police Chicf James
I SMITH arrived.
d. r. \. Garman. Health on rcr.
+ ~ summoncl and t1e wounded cap
/ tain and Mate wern clrci FOR after
1 ward being seu- fo fhe Alexandra hns-
pitsI
A. am early hour tlIs morning eN.
Sergent smith and Ofircr. lyles ant
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21

Toxic By Cable.-The japanese tor
Yeio boat 40 IS. was destroyed while
removing mines from Kerr Bay. north
o. Talen Wan Port Dalyn) Friday.
Seven men were killed and seven
wounded This is the FIRST warship ia
pan has lost in the war
The torpedo boat was lost during
series 90 Commandments and surveying
operations at Talien-Wan. Deep ana
Kerr bays by Admiral Kataoka. CONE
mandcr of the third squadron The adj
mirai arrived at Kerr Bay early In the
morning and detached the cruiser IT,
snkush.ma. Nishin and Myako. order
ing them 90 lombard the land batter
les. while a fotiila OF torpedo boats
swept the harbor for mines a second
not1ia ~ torpedo boats. which had
been engaged I'm guarding the previous
uisht. joined the squadron and began
che work of surveying the harbor.
The Myako discovered a company OF
Russian infantry and a detachment 81
cavalry on shore and dispersed them.
The survey was completed at g
O'Clock in The afternoon
The torpedo boats that were recon-
ro.tor'ne ana removing mines BOO the
west shore OF Kerr Bay discovered .
tolesiaph lime running along the Ta-
tushan peninsula In order I'D destroy
it Lieut. Hotta and four sailors landed
anl scaled the hcirhts under the proc
81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
New Virginia Enterprises.

J. T.. Etheridse Lumber Company.
Norfolk. W. II. santos pIcsidenc.
capital $4,000 20 $4,000
pcrry-CoSbil Tie and Lumber Co.
Norfolk b Z. Cogbnl president. cap
ital $4,000 Co $4,000
Kingsboro Heights Corporation.
Norfolk A. r. ScheIr. president. CAPT
tai $4,000 TO $4,000.
Franklin Drug Company r. IL.
Cobb. president. capital $4,000.
Tazeweil Electric Light and Power
Company. John 5 Moss. president:
capital SIC. 900 10 $4,000
Hampton Roads Paper Company.
Norfolk, W. r. Robertson. president.
capital Sl5. 900 TO $4,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
SOUTHERN :: FARM = NOTES.
rOsics or INTEREST

fo- wintsrinx % fatten,ng cattle can
40 bad than alfalfa hay
While aifaifs ia a useful plant Tor
Do ~furage. especially Tor hos. Il = TOD
valuable 60 Do used for pasturaSe un-
M the area - sufficient for AT Other
purposes. Under 10 circumstances
should alfalfa BE- pastured during its
arst year OF growth or when III
ground - vet
The principal enemies ~ sifafs are
crabgrass ami weeds. and untF- pas
tura-c conditions these generally
crowd out che alfalfa.
Alfalfa seed should Do sown broad
cast either about the hrst ~ Nsreh %
about The first % October. The land
ncet~ to b. thoroughly prepared. re-
neafediv narrowed and preferably
both rolled and narrowed. The usual
rate of seeding IS twenty pounds pcr
acre.
To combat grass AMI weeds CD check
fhc INJURY frnm alfalfa rust. ant 90
thieAen fle stand airaifs should be
cuf often. even though the growth -
nor sufficient fo bc rakcd a sharp
.ooNont slonid he Kept Tor the oc-
curreure ~ iove-v.nc Or dodtcr. a
thr.alI ske yellow vine growing on al
aln vl.ch Isl ONE ~ SIS worst enc-
mics
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21
zav EatabIish Christian Church

London. By Calle.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Toxic correspondent cables
the following. under Sundays datc:
a great religious meeting. promoted
by influential men. was held IN the
park today 10 determine the question
OF founding in Japan a Church pro
Christian in character but on indie.
pendent lines. Leading men consider
that the time has arrived TO adopt the
elements approved by the majority OF
civilized nations. An edict establish
ING = national church is improbable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-21


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