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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
"WHAT a CRIME"
TO Talk Against Coffee.

To an ambitious student an ailment
that interefcres with school and study is
very hard to bear.
A bright young girl in Detroit who
had been poisoned by coffee, Is now pur-
suing her studies In perfect health,
Probably the coffee champions feel she
should have continued tossuffer and kept
on with the coffee, but now and, then
there are self-wlled creatures who Insist
on getting we'll by leaving off c<ffee. de-
sorting the "toper's ranks" and Joining
the Postum army.
From early childhood TIL year ago
was in the habit of drinking three or
four cups OF coffee every day
"As grew older, the bad effects began
to show themselves, although l had nc
Idea that 1t was coffee thatwa doing the
mischief ! became very nervous, and
suffered so much from severe headaches
that lost much 9yaluable time from my
school and studies. The doctor could
give mo no relief-he probably did no.
suspect the coffee any more than ! did,
zone day l wentRto visit q friend, arld
the coffee they had on their table TASTED
so good that I asked what kind 1t was
and they told mo 1t was Postum Fooc
Coffee. My friend said that her mother
had been nervous wreck from drinking
the old kind of coffee, but had been re-
stored to health by quitting It and drink
Ing Postum The whole family were
enthusiastic about Postum and advised
me to try It. &83 El
II am glad they did; for It has giyer
me back my health. At first we did not
boil 1t enough and did not like It, but W.
soon learned how to make It, and now w
all prefer it to the old kind. ! hayt
discovered that to stir a beaten egg y
tho warm milk we use instead OF cream
gives a most delicious flavor TO POSTUM
Food Coffee
"From the first day began to use Post
um Coffee q Quit the old kind altogether
my health began to Improve MY mead
aches ceased on the third day, ana nav
never returned; my nervousness has com
pletely disappeared; my brain seems ~
yigorated and strengthened. and an
now able to study from 70 q hours dnily
outside of school, and feel no paa e11ec''
from 1t,
my aunt was sick for five years from
coffee poisoning. 1t was hard work =
get her to give up the beverage, Du
when she did and hogan TO use Postum
Food Coffee, she got well almost ~ once
and Is nov enjoying fine health, Naf n
given by Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich
Ten days trial proves ''lh'eFes
; reason"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
DEATH FATE Of
AUSTIN :''l|N JOHNSON.
Found Guilty and Sentenced to
Be Hanged Thursday,
July GOTH
ASKS TIME FOR REPENTANCE
This Request Made After New New
Trial Had Been Refused
BY the Court.

Found guilty OF. committing criminal us
suult upon Ruth iRebecca Pinchbeck, the
eleven-year-o daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o, L. Pinchbecls,e OF No. 400 washington
Street, Austin Johnson negro t"enty-
three years Of ,age, was sentenced 10 10
hanged on Thursday, the 10th OF July, III
the Henrico County Court yesterday
morning. Judge Scott passed sentence
upon the negro, after everything q motion
by counsel. Mr.. Edgar B. English to sot
the verdict aside as contrary to the law
and evidences
The jury, which had been out since
Saturday evening shortly after Z o'clock,
returned the verdict yesterday morning
about OILS O'clock Eleven were for tho
death penalty from the first and one OF
the Jurors, it Is understood. held out for
n penitenti ary sentence Of ten years.
Johnson, who all through the trial had
shown no signs of fear or nervousness,
heard the verdict with the same appar-
ent Indifference that has characterized
his attitude since his arrest. He looked
at the jury and then at the court and
when asked II he had anything to say
why sentence should not be passed upon
him, replied. s.'No d
Make Plea for Time.
But when the sentence had been pro-
nounced and he realized that the gallows
was his portion, he almost broke down
and as one in q dream, asked the court
to give, him time to repent. He was told
that nc had been given forty days for
this purpose. Tho man was led back to
the cell, where q watch will be kept
over him until the day OF his execution.
This will be the fifth hanging In Hen
rico county since Sheriff Solomon went
into office. a
The crime for which Johnson Is to hang
was one OF the most revolving that ever
came to the attention Of the Henrico
authorities. His victim positively iden-
tined him and on the stand pointed to
him as her assailant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
WILLARD is STRONG
WITH THE LABOR VOTE
Nearly Nine Hundred Locomotive
Works Men Enlist in His
Cause.

one Of the most formidable clubs or.
rantEed in the State in the interest OF
any candidate for n State office IN me
present campaign IS the Joseph -. VII
lard Club, whose organization mas just
been perfected at the Richmond Locoil'o-
tive Works. in this city.
The list Is confined entirely to mon
who work at the plant and it embraces
them in every department from the Of
fees down to the shops
MIR. j. T. Goodwi. is president OF The
organization and the list of those who
have signed plcdging their earnest ana
loyal support to Captain Willard, contains
nearly nine hundred names.
Mr.. Goodwin said last night that he
felt sure the list would grow far beyond
this point and that he really expected 1t
would reach 1900
1--WE had no trouble in securing tho
signatures of the men, said Mr. Good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
100000 OIL
COMPANY FORMED.
Secured Charter Yesterday From
Virginia Corporation Com
mission.
ORGANIZED BY RICHMOND MEN.
Owns Large Acreage in Famous
Lima Fields, William Ellyson
President.

The Ohio and Western Oh Corporation,
which. with $4,000 capital. gives promise
OF becoming one OF the great Industrial
enterprises organized and managed BY;
Southern men. secured charter yester-
day from the Virginia Corporation Com
mission
The officers named in the charter for
tho first year are William Ellyson. presi-
dent; n. l.. Dcnoon. first vicc-presnnrnt
and general manager; George J. Freed
ley. Eccond yice-president: Jo>aph B..
Montgomery, secretary and treasurer and
REGISTER and Mullen. general counsel.
The directors Will DO Il. d. Starke, Of
tStarkes Dixie Pillow Works; I. II. Knuf-
manno OF Kaufman and Company, whole
sale and retail millinery; George ]. Freed
ley. vice president and general manager
of Cardwell Machine Company: II. L.
/. Denoon. OF C.. L. and II. L. Dcnoon, real
estate brokers; James H. capers. OF
James II. Capers and Company, merchant
disc brokers; Joseph B. Montgomery. for.
merly Montgomery Tobacco Company:
Charles r. Walters. banking and insur-S
nncc; II. A. McCurdy. real estate broker:
a. r. Holderby, Jr.. general manager
"l5vcning Journal Isaac B. Davenport,
wholesale groceries. and William Ely
son. attorney at law. a .5l
The amount OF authorized capital stock
is $4,000 divided into 5000 shares OF
$40 each.
R The objects for which this corphention
has been formed are producing, refining
and handling OF oils. The company now
owns and controls n very large acreage
in the northwestern part Of ohio,{in whii t
is known as the Lima oil fields, and will
Immediately begin operations on large
scale. AS is well known, this section OF
Ohio embraces some OF the most ex-s
tenslve oil properties in the United States,
and operations in this field have for sew.
raj years attracted the attention Of the
business world. The gentlemen who have
the management Of the corporation have
for tho past two years given much OF
their time to the investigation Of these
properties. The board OF managers 10
exceptionally strong. and includes n7Ay
OF the most successful business men OF
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
HEARD REPORT FROM
Water COMMITTEE
Matter Of New Electric Plant
Laid Over Until Future
Date.

The Joint meeting Of the Committees
on Finance and Electricity, called to con-
slider the question OF establishing an cleo
trio plant for Richmond, adjourned last
night after hearing the views OF the
superintendent Of the water works. which
were favorable, in order to allow the
Water Committee to report on the propo-
stion.
subchairman II. r, Pollard, Jr.. of the
Finance Committee, presided at the JOINT
session, Chairman ]. B. Wood being de-
tanned by another engagement,
Superintendent c. T. Boiling, OF the
citv water works was heard, He had all
ways thought 1t a good plan to esta dish
an electric plant at the old pump mouse.
IIe had not, however, made any dsflnlte
calculations as to the cost OF the plant,
Mr.. Boiling said the time had come
when the city would have to increase
her pumping capacity. This was neces-
sary. In order to prevent water faHlnes
at critical times. Mr., Boiling discussed {,
the report OF Mr.. Trafford ct some lengtn'
md seemed to agree with It IN the NAM
endorsing 1t in nearly every feature. he
said lie had always believed the cry
shoi,ld own her electric light plant, ana an
# would be to the decided advantage ot
Tho civ to combine her we'll defined q
vantaees in these two departments, He
boI NOT considered the matter of cost 70
any extent Still he thought, from g
casual reading Of Mr. Trafford's rcpest,
that that, he was within proper lines as TO I,
cost cost Mr.. Boiling thousht $780, 900 would 9
be a fair price for tho water department
70 receiye for tho old pump house.
IN answer to a. question ny Mr.. Pollard,
Mr. Boiling said he was heartily N favor
nf Establishing an electric, light plant O. g!
this point The matter went over lntts
the Water Committee might have u U ne NJ
rnport Ell s1 stiii tsses III t' ~ ~. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Iyanhoe Sclater and little daughter.
Caroline, OF this city. attended the finals OF
the Virginia Polytechnic institute, on-Which
her son. Mr.. Ivanhoe sclater. Jr.., 10 grad
unte this year.
Miss Maud Mercer Davis has gone to Vlr--
gina Beach to spend q month at that resort.
She was accompanied BY her mother, Mrs.
w. H. Davis. who VIII return to the city this
Captain w. Gordon Mccabe. who has been
travelling through Mexico, was heard from yes
yesterday In st. Louis on his way home. He
was accompanied on his trip by MIR. James
The members OF Company r, OF the seven-s
tIeth Regiment. are arranging for a dance TO
DO given Mt the pavilion at Westampton P il,s
Mr.. a. I.angstar Johnston, Jr., has gone
to tho State OF Chihuahua. Mexico TO inspect
Of Mexico before returning to this city.
CAPTAIN J. II. Stone and a party including
Messrs. William Allen Lonnie Mitchell ana
Heath. muchinista in the employ Of the Amer ,n
lean Tobacco Company, have. gone TO Havana,
Cuba to assist In the establishment and m
stalaton OF machinery for cigarette TUG as,.
several weeks. III. y
have ssuJnes t. ,hat Ely cy
Rev Dr.. II. s. Dunaway. who is IN inc cry
in attendance upon the meeting Of the trustees
Of Rcnmona col'eEe stes % the guest
Mrs. H. b. Poikinhorn, OF washington. D:.c,::
is visiting her uncle. DR.. Steele No. 400 East
A Mr.. re 9s.'fs, Taylor, who was operated on
Miss Virginia s. Campbell left Saturday
Master Winston Boiling. the so, OF Mr..
Ernest i, boiling, OF. No 1ol7 Floyd Avenue.
who was Operated on last sunday n'ght a. , me
yesterday. He was operated on for nppendlcu!s.
a called meeting OF the Home Circle Of the
Kings Daughters and Sons Will be held az
Christ's CHURCH Monday afternoon at
o. clock ga tg4atf fas7 E5 3te}t5 4;5tis35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
RETURN THEIR THANKS.
Officers and Managers of Home
for Incurables Grateful.

r The officers and Board of Managers OF
the Virginia Home for Incurables. es-
pecally Mrs L. E. Rogers. chairman Of
the rummaee sale, desire to thank most
sincerely all who sent gifts to the sale.
which proved n great success. Over 500
was raised. n MI fh
Donations Of many from various sources
were most heartily welcome. as was
the cheerful service rendered by many.
Special thanks are given to Mr.. J. Fl.
Valentine Mr.. Cyrus Bossieux and Mr..
W. Fl. Cosby. for their Invaluable help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
CITY Hall Courts.

f Judge r. Carter Scott, of the City Circuit
Court yesterday named the trustees for r. H.
Lee Council. No. H. J. Q. u. A. NJ, and also
allowed the council to cucumber Its real estate
to the extent of 81 500.
The case of the Virginia Beach Company vs.
W. ]. Johnson, was dismissed under the Give
year law.
In the Hastings Court, Eugene Blankenshlp
aims Eugene Bossleux, was given four years
for llousebrcaking &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Willis-Conwvay.

Miss Garce May Conway and Mr.. Da-
,yid S.. Willis were quietly married yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
iparlor OF Rev, w, a. Laughan. the offl-
Chatting clergyman Only few relatives
and friends witnessed tho marriage.
The bride is a pretty young brunette
lady Of this city. The groom lis q popu-
lar business man of Newport News, Va,
to which city no returned with his bride
on the 4 o'clock train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Consolation Prize. .
Danville, g.. Charlotte, q.

especial 70 Tha Tpan',1,,o A.
Fl CHARLOTTE, N. c., Juno 10 --DanvllIe ae-
feated Charlotte this afternoon; by the score OF
Of 8 TO nj In a game that was marked chetly
by dump playing on the part OF the !oc sI..;
The Virginians raped out two runs their first
time up, and for six innings kept the locals
Then Charlotte went UP In the air and Dan
viila piled IN six runs. Totman, with 2 long
drive ia deep center bringing In four OF them
Powell, In Dany!lle's left field, made the pref
hest catch OF a long fly that has been VIII
messed on the local diamond, -,
Batteries;' Danvllle-Nioore and Benny Char
llotte-Howard and Reed t5sif sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Votes Coming in.

A large number OF votes were issued
yesterday. Several new parties made
formal entry. and. by the way, 1t may be
we'll to say right here that all contest
ants are required to send their names
and addresses either by mail; (Postofiice
culation Department * phone 38).
No votes will be reported for parties
who do no. comply with this request.
Special attention Is again called to the
fact that the way. to win one Of the
famous Tee-Dee trips is to get voting
certificat es.
Certificates for votes vary according to
the kind Of subscription. All spbscrip-
TONS new or reneway. paid in advance,
are entitled to voting certificates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Famous Shot Injured,
fsrecIal 70 Tna TRANSFORMATIONS

1,EWlsBlJRG PA, Juno l2,---coleman Is.
sober. manufacturer. stock raiser and lnm-
herman, one OF the most sensational maT KS,
mon In the country. was severely inourea last
mace, ahout eighteen miles from this places
while Mr.. Sober Is slowly Improving, his many
friends are anxious as TO whether Or nov h,s
Injuries Will prevent him from continuing mas
breruarkable teats Of nayksuRnshiRs l .lS &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Officers Are Chosen,

Fraternal Lodge. No. So, a. IT. and a. n,
elected the following officers last night; Fred
n Powell, junior warden, Roscoe G, Nelsons
senior deaaoni Barney bowman, junior deacon,
carefl,l Housewives always Use 6ur.
gnett,s Van lila because no State purc food
commission has ever questioned ita Rbso.
Lutte purity,-Adv 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Colonel HarWood's Guest.

DIR. Edwin a. Alderman, president Of the
University of Virginia, who will deliver the
address before the High School next week,
will reach here Monday, and will be the
guest of Colonel John S. HARDWOOD. No. 1000
Monument Avenue Colonel Harwood and
President Alderman, who are warm friends,
were schoollnates.s Colonel Harwood received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

win. "and 1t was all done In less than
two days.
Captain Willard is very popular with
the men In every department of the To-
connective works and they are earnestly
and enthusiastically in favor of his can
didacy for Governor of tho State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Car Struck the Mule.

mule belonging to u resident OF the coun-
~ was struck by a Traction car Saturday
afternoon near the corner Of Yenable and
that Agent Taylor. OF tho Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals. had to kill
the animal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Two Fines and Bond.

Robert Baugh, u negro, was placed and hs
M fined $40 for trespnssng on the properly
~ me Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ana
Unedrs az for shooting ut an officer ny SaulEe
I evils In Hcnrco yesterday Iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Mr. Kemrner's Mother III.

Mr.. L. z. Kemmer, of 1879 South Cher
ry Street, has gone to York, Pa, where
his mother is at the point of DEATH
Mr.. Kemmer was summoned by tale,,
gram and left the city on the hrst
train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Board Meeting Tonight.

The Board of Aldermen. Will meet IN regular
1ect of tho new High School, nor the question
Of annexation can reach the body, the session
Will be formal, and only routine business WIZ
be transacted, gS ID 5 TX Ef33 n tgg. ss6'sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Young Mosley Hurt.

EIIarrv Mnrstcn Mosl0y, o yolnE son OF Mt,
F., ~ Masisy Gel! OF q shed at his heme,
son West Clay Street yesterday afternoon and
was badly hurt, N -. 4, u, 4, !. !, !. "a
Il II nj thought any bones wess broken. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
CHANGE IN PLAN
DELIGHTS D |; Ill ALL
New Life Flows Into the Already
Splendid Outing
Contest,
GET VOTING CERTIFICATES
This is the Great End for Which
Ali the Contestants
Strive.
GET VOTING CERTIFICATES.

Tho announcement OF the change OF
plan in the values OF voting certificates
in the Summer Outing Tours has brought
many expressions OF approval not only
from the contestants living out Of Rich
mond, but some Of the ladies' in the city
have said the move was q fair ono and
would give satisfaction all around.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Governor AWAY,

Governor Montague spoke yesterday Mt North
cumberland Courthouse In the interess OF his
senatorial candidacy. He VIII Cpeals ut King
and Queen Courthouse on the same mission
to-day. and win DO IN his Office tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Will Have An Outing.

Roth Ahnbah Sabbath school VIII give ils
annual, outing to West Point son Thursday, the
my a ii n arrangements have been made for the
awcmrsion and II promises to be one OF the
,nnst delightful occasions Of tho season,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Licensed to Wed.

Two marriage licenses were issued in tho
IIlistings Court yesterday; Lloyd y. Brock
and Virginia a. MerTiman; Charles u. stott
and Mabel G.. Brock, ;#55 . ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Academy Of Medicine

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine will hold
a regular meeting at the T. r. A. building to-
night ut $3.50 O'clock. Tho subject for discus
sion is Massage"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
a Blue Certificate.

7wo votes for For &, new e -, su ir7
---- 1890 ton. one month or
more, to anyone living in Richmond. Man
chester or Petersburg, to be delivered BY
Times-D Dispatch carried service In Rich
mond. Manchester or, Petersburg Or oy
mail to any postocffie outside OF Rich
rr1nnd .E.ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
SAY FAREWELL
TO THEIR BISHOP:
Large Congregation at Cathedral
for Sundays Last
Mass.
TENDER BLESSINGS GIVEN e.
1T. Rev. A. Van de Vyver and
Father Magri Leave for the
Vatican.
R BLESSINGS GIVEN.
TENDER

Bishop A. Van de vyvor and Father
Nfagri left Richmond Sunday evening
and will sail from New York to-day on
the Coronia for Liverpool.
Impressive services were held at tho
Cathedral Sunday at the late mass. The
bishop was assisted by Fathers Bowler,
McKeefrey, Charles Magri and Massie.
He was in full pontllcal robes. with
mltre and crozlcr His words of parting
with his congregation wore tender and
stirred his congregation. Besides giving
them his own pontilcal blessing. through
authority invested in him by Pope Leo
Kill, the bishop asked tho prayers Of
his people for himself and for Father
Magri, who goes with him. He thanked
the clergy and the laity for their en-
coumgement and constant and efficient
help at all times In the work of tho
church, enabling him to make His Holi-
ness a most gratifying report Of the
mission which the Richmond diocese
was called upon to fill.
A pleasant feature of this service was
the presentation to Father Magri Of
purse BY his first and only congregation.
The reverend father was most apprecia-
tive of this evidence Of affection and
gracefully said so. f,ss 5S8
Bishop Van de Vyver and Father
Magri were accompanied to the depot
by Father DeN1uynck and committee OF
gentlemen Of the parish. The priests
were seen aboard their sleepers and wish
cd bon voyage.
AS reported in The Times-Dispatch Sun
day morning. Bishop Van de Vyver was
given handsome purse Saturday night
and presented with an address which 1t
will be his pleasure to keep as long as
he lives, as a remarka BILE testimonial
Of the effectiveness and success with
which he has done his work in their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
A White Certificate.

more to anyone living in Richmond.
ed by Times Dispatch, carrier service. in
Richmond. Manchester or Petersburg, or
by mail to any postoffce outside OF Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

more to anyone living IN the State OF
Virginia, those living IN Richmond, Man
chester and Petersburg excepted) to pc
delivered by mail to any postofticc. except
Richmond, Manchester and Petersburg
A Pink Certificate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
| THREE votes for
each one cent.

to anyone living In the State OF Virginia.
Chose living In Richmond, Manchester
by mall to any postofice except Rich
1nond, Manchester and ePtersburg.
The Hotels.
The seven hotels selected to which the
fourteen tlrst-prize parties Will spend
their week are all we'll known and fam
GUS Virginia hostelries.
The Princess Anne, at Virginia Beach.
right on the Atlantic Ocean. where the
salt sea lbreezes blow. I,
The Mecklenburg. at Chase City, mod
ern In every detail, in one OF the most
healthful sections Of the State
Buck Roe Hotel. at Buck Roe Beach.
short the a ss9res Of s pa S9a %hn
Mountain Lake Hotel. the silver gem
of the Alleghnnies, near Pembroke, in
Giles county one Of the best resorts IN
tho country.
Hotel WachapreagAe, on the y, Eastern nn.di
Shore at Wachapreague, with the ocean
at the door and attractive Cedar lsland
within sailing distance. to which free
excursions are made. daily. !,
A ny. I11hott sprl1M' near staunton;
right in the mountains, homelike and I,
spot for rest and recreation. ~.
: ocean Wow Hotel. 1.-THE Atlantic City
OF. the South" gay and interesting al
ways.
Consolation Prize.
The new Grand Hotel, Thirty-nrst
Street and Broadway, New York CITY,
is one OF tho very finest hotels in Amer,
ca, In the heart Of the metropolis ana
wonderful coney Island, The Hippo,
drone, beautiful Hudson River trips ana . !
4 hundred and one other diversites .nt
the call of the party who wins this trip.
Every fortunate winner Of eioo ) Ie 9, q,
Accident policy by Brander and Company q y /.
at $500 Fire Insurance policy on their
wearing W. apparel by the Virginia State
Fire Insurance Company, and free trans,
ir't Of their baggage TO and from their
returning, s+Il t5l s4 I f&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

to anyone living in the State OF Virginia.
Chose living In Richmond. Manchester
and Petersburg excepted). to be delivered
by mall to any postofice except Rich
mond, Manchester and petersburg.
IfTfts,gts