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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

liy. dates not 10 some trivial paists
held oui by royalhAhd vho Owned noi
shat u gave. u cones from = lins ~
nssa aud women sho veru Amons Nsu
EnglAbds bosi blood and mosi s,ur,iy
bono and siBeE They gave 10 you
health. they gave ~ you anbliioL,
they gave 10 you deisrninedness Of
purpose. They gave " you = magni.
ocai courage W face and 70 oobqaof
ell The obstacles uhlch LIES pathway
bosct You o-e 10 them much, ADD 10.
day 10 your family reunion, pour out
. llbailon 10 ''Oar Ancestry; may The
sons Of Tho future DO as loyal 81 heart
~ sore they Of the past aud The 90.
mon a. noble Of mind, ~ tender 81
heart and ~ strong Of character"
Yours fc.iingly.
william II. Spear.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

a bear slaughter tso aas shssp and
nos Mr.. iiasar has 90, traps 'or bru
Ia.
wiillam Temple sustained quite 90.
rious Injuries While rannlng logs on q
mountain eide aud narroaly escaped
with his lie,
Mr. Aibrri Rsade aud her daughter
Mrs. Walter Stargis, 81 iioaFtuoll'
Wills. have born guests al Mr. aud Nt,
Henry knight
Mrs Florpce Armstrong. Mrs Agne
Milmoth, Mis- Eiisbsih Noycs, Alber
Hiil, Mits O'Brion and Mrs. Walsh
uew 10 loun Monday.
n. W. s,earn. aud vito Of Scw York
ucrp At Me Mount Pleasant house
Monday and then drove 10 wilming.
zoo uherc they have business interests
A happy couple married last Wed.
besday si Redbanks. y. \, arrived
Al The Mount Pleasant House Thurs
DAY evening where they are spcndia s
lhelr honey
Mcdos flfc mas made chtcnslse TO
pairs on his house and il building
wagon house aBd = woodfhed. Joe
has succecded In raising = good crop
OF tobacco plants.
The author OF the Pres ideniial Bear
Hunt l. iniorrnedlthat IL would please
a. all 20 have the President come 10
Woodford: also that every one OF
woodford's 300 people have ridden
on The steam cars aud seen a Presi
dent and several Governors. There
isn't a town on the globe that keeps
more on the side where the sun shines
than Woodford. We would be much
pleased 10 have the writer Of that art
icle ~ join IN the gran huot. moth
ing new 20 -, and let himself b.
known.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
IRiN I. HovL. tIllsr and nsbIlsAsr
libel Not Proved

Tie saii ~ }, u. Cross against lhs
iirahdah tHion Zoe alleged iibsi.
shish has hssh on trial Ia Ruiisni
eeaHig eoan Zoe several days, shdei
rsssdsy sila = Fsniici Zoe uas ns.spsr
psf. Gross vas miSai 40 siih = 80
msA aatsF circumstances ihai mshy
psepis dssssed saspioioas. aHd lhs
rhioh pFiHisd q lsiisf frasn iiAs somaH :
hsshsnd siviag bic side II lhs case.
Thoash lhs psisF had aiFsasy printed
Crass' side 10 sss znsfy shsh she
osisF siis eAtas oct, sRd sued Nc rn'
loo Zoe lllsl.
rhs result il ell ihs morv pleasing
irom slls hesspaps' siAndpoini bscaass
Nc NsrmoHi las gives NE hard sha ~
= eass u ilss kihd h. Ne newspaper b.
pressppaslhg aalios In Gases shsFs IL
soaid bs szsy ~ shos that 10 malice
stislei,
As = matter ~ fact rssspapsrs arc
practically hsFsF guilty ~ malice In
PahllshiHs esss, Newspapers gather
ns~s haFFis1is, sonssiiHes earsisssiy,
Ahd ofisa ihoompisssly. They make
a. sfoFs 10 pflai he facts aHd isi Tho
pahiic dFas lie oun conclusions.
Nhsn ne ihisFssos 10 vroHs IL IL
aimosi al~sys for ore Of thres rsa.
sons somsbcdy supposedly iras,sor.
ny has givsa sFong iniormaiion'
carpiess wFiilhg makes ihs printed
siaismsni carry sousoihlng DOT intend.
cd OF ths paper has DOT gone deeply
enoagh lslo he AFFAIR " give 40 i'm.
partial report
Il IL not through malice thai pess-
papers print disaErcsable thlngs. lis
tho truth that hurts, ADD A. long a.
people insist on doing ioollss and dis.
agreeable things thsy -lll doubtless
continue " charge malice 70 The news.
papers that print facts from which
people draw conclusions uncomfor,a'
bic for The parties most interested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
To The Metropolis.

The first OF the fall series OF New
York excursions via the Boston and
Main Railroad on Troy and Citizens
Line Steamers down the Hudson takes
place Tuesday Sept 20, tickets good
going only on train No OF the Il *
" II Il or connecting at Troy with
steamer due New York City early next
morning, and 10 return leaving New
York up TO and including boat OF
Monday Oct 2nd and on b 81 NJ in
Guiding Oct 3rd. Trains passes Hoo
sick Falls at 5. AZ p. IN. and the excur-
sion rate from the above named stat
ion is only $3.50 2t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
wOODFORD

Robcr, Mallory has moved TO Ben.
nlngion.
John Flynn OF bennington vas In
the village Friday.
william s. Knapp aud wife we're In
Bennington Monday.
Algie Cutler Of Bennington IL home
for a weeks vacation.
Potatoes are roi,ing worse Ia III
hollow than At the city.
Miss Anna G. Park vas at her home
In Remington Monday.
Byron LeRay aud wife OF Searsburg
we're 10 the village Sunday.
II. a. Knight and George Cotton
have made repairs on their barn.
william Il. Cutler aud Mrs. J. r.
Smith are afflicted with neuralgia.
Nathan Niles returned Monday
from business trip Ia White Greek.
Mrs Minnie Earle OF No. Benning.
ton is at the Mount Pleasant house
WIS. Jane Rooney OF Monsreal il
visiting her son John for few days.
William II. Park and family return.
ed 70 Bennington Friday via Wilmign.
ton.
ID. NJ. Gleason spent Sunday at his
autumn and winter home in Benning.
ton.
Gerard Jensen OF Norwich, Conn.
has been guest at Fir Grove Cabin
several days.
Noyes Loveland, wife and daughter
Daisy OF Bennington were In the vi
lage over Sunday.
A party from the Mount Pleasant
House headed by Landlord Knapp and
wife enjoyed picnic on the Hagar
mountain, Monday.
Robert Stewart OF North Benning
ton was at the Mount Pleasant House
nearly all last week.
Edmund LaFranchise and wife of
Bennington were callers, Sunday at
Mrs. Il j. Temples.
Thomas Rogers was in Wilmington
Sunday, and William h. Cutler was
In Wilmington, Friday.
Mrs Henry Sprague's son Murray
ard granddaughter, Minnie Noyes of
Bennington have visited her.
The annual business meeting for the
election of officers of the Union church
will be held Saturday evening.
Romanza Hill and 7ife will keep Dr..
| Gleason's boarding house this fall
and winter on his lumber job.
| Mrs James Dinwddie returned Mon
| day from visit with her daughter,
Mrs A. j. Dewey OF Bennington.
Mrs. Chas Merrill and daughter,
Esther D. and Miss Edith Dewy, en-
joyed trip to Hagar mountain.
Fred Mclaughlin one of the clerks
in Frear's Troy Bazaar, is at William
r. Cutters for two weeks vacation,
Nearly all the guests have gone
from Camp Comfort The White
Grow Inn will close by the fifteenth.
Chas. Dewey of Bennington is stay
ing at Fir Grove Cabin for few days
with his sister Mrs Mary Pratt Wood
1t raised A. w. Hagar's ire TO have
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Excuns IoN TIcKETsTo rnE WHITE
MOUNTAINS

Low rate excursion tickets from
Boston and Maine stations will be on
s,ie from Sept II Ia Oct Z. good 10 20.
turn until oct = Ia Fabyabs, Breton
Woods. Jeficrsons, Lancaster. Beth
lchem, MaplewOod and Profile House
the latter, tickets ON sale 70 Sept ~
only. This il the best time Of the
year to visit the mountains, aud with
the drives. beautiful scenery, etc, you
will miss a great treat II you do not
avail yourself OF the very low rate ex-
cursion tickets. For time Of trains
and excursion rates see nearest Bos.
ton and Maine, Il II ticket agent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
prr-ia-n, Want. 10 Ne auis,.

OYSTER BAY. y y. sept ~. -
President Roosevelt passed ~" day
quietly 10 his home ~ SagamOr" Hlll.
M visitors were received lie author
lEcd the statement today TINT from
now until he returns 10 Washington on
the Both inst De- will receive no callers
except those who may come on urgent
official business. lie has been deeply
cngrossel thus far during his -ojourn
at Sagamore Hlll In affairs of the high
est importance and has had little op.
portunIty to enjoy his vacation. lie
hopes during the remainder of his stay
In his own home 10 have comparative
quiet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
FAvoRITEs WIN AT oRAvesENo.
Druid starts Bettor- Right by Run-
ming Away with First Race.

NEW YORK, Sept l3.-The races at
Gravesend were run over a muddy
track. and scratches greatly reduced
the fields. The betting contingent had
n profitable day. as four rnvorites and
two second choices won. .
The Flatlands stakes, the feature Of
the card, drew out field of seventeen
twoyear-olds, with Speedway the fa-
vorite. The winner, however, turned
up in Hooray, who led from start to
finish. Summaries:
First Race.-Druid, first; Brush Up,
second: Jim Beattie, third.
Second Race.-Monterey first; Zie-
nap, second Clark Griffith, third.
Third Race.-Spring first; Vdaday,
second: Cigarlighter, third.
Fourth Hooray, first; Sidney
F.. second: Arklirta, third.
Fifth Race.-Sonoma Belle, first: Jen-
ME McCabe, second; Lady Ellison,
third.
Sixth Race.-Sam II. Harris, first;
Baron Esher, second; Saulsbery, third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
SALE

The two story frame house
situated No. 800 south aide
Pleasant Street in Village Of
Bennington, with good sized
lot Thi, property is centrally
located, in one OF the best sec.
tons Of the village and should
at all times find ready rental.
Appurtenant TO the property
is a right of way between the
Cooper machine shops, from
Pleasant to Main Street, which
right Of way will be conveyed
with the property.
CHARLIE N. POWERS
sank:suiidine. Bennington, VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
IG,ve Honor to whom 1t Is Due

DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, Of Rondout, N. Y, cured IRE OF
Bright's disease and gravel. Four OF
the best physicians had failed to re-
leve me. / have recommended it to
scores of people with like success and
know it will cure all who try it.-Mrs
e p Miner, Burg Hill, o. Price 81
all druggists; 6 bottles So.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
VIII Interest Many.

Every person should know that
good health is impossible II the kid
neys are deranged. Fowley's Kidney
Cure will cure kidney and bladder
disease in every form, and will build
up and strengthen these organs so
they will preform their functions pro-
perly. No danger OF Bright's disease
or diabetes II Foley's Kidney cure Is
taken in time. For sale by B. A.
QuinIan.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

Some years ago . Ns- York firm
printed a map which showed Grand
Isle county. Vernon, as = par, Of Ncv
York state. For this slight President
Fish at the Fish and Game League
banquet got even by referring 70 Hoo
iel Champlaln. a, Bluf Point, n. y,
a. one Of the finest hotels 10 New
England"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

Nearly all the guests have gone
from Camp Comfort. The White
Grow Inn will close by the fifteenth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

~ rhliAfsighia-
E S;,;. &C.,, IS ;,iIss,,,''....sitfsttse,
fnfs Ne. rsfs. 3 ishi.a.isipkia. 4 Hat.
isfiss-Ch.stfo and Meouifs. ceahisy and
Hrhfecs
Hernnd Game
Mes lpfs ....s.ae
Hits-Ssp gofk. 20. I,tiiafsiphiA n
Errors Ssr fufs. . f'hiiadslrhla. .
Batteries Pullman and kisiEou
Dyseft and Hchfsck
AZ bstfoit=
Detroit ....ss.s..s Q ! 4
Hits-Cisyriard. ". Detroit 10 Errors
Cleveland. Detroit na,icfiss-Joss
ana CLARK. kIfiian and Warner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
io.1o: middllng Eulf. 1875; sales, 400 bales.

Cotton, quiet; mIddling. 1910; gross receipts
/, 1923 bales; stock. 2O26 bales. k
= Total to-day at all portsA-Nct receipts. 6..sl3
bales; export TO Great Britain. 30, 59t bales; TO
France. t..25 bales; to the Continent b,l6l
bales; TO Japan, 900 bales; stock, Sl7. lAo bales
Consolidated at all pots-Set receipts, ,S9
bales. export to Great Britain. 81, 1913 bales; TO
France, 6.23 bales; to the Continent 1857
bales; TO Japan, go bales
Total since september 1st at al ports-Net
receipt Sa5 bales; export to Great Britain,
aC1 $50 bales TO Franco. so.y7S bales: TO the
Continent si5,57s bales; to japan. 2.s5f bales:
TO Mexico, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Oct. s.-CoTTCE-
Spot cotton in good demand. but offerings,
wero light. Sales ll0 bales, including $50 70
arrive and 200 {. o. b. Quotations unchanged;
Inlddling, 8 Is 1Gc. q III, y
Futures opened strong with prices SOLE points
above Saturdays closing figures on better
Liverpool! than expected. Storm news from the
Gulf States also assisted In stimulating buying
and sent prices higher. Then realizing sales BY
longs carried prices down: hammering BY bears
also accelerat led the downward movement. In
the trading the fiuct untons were frequent. but
narrow. The market closed fairly steady. Net
losses l7G1s points. 4.
Cotton futures steady: ootobeg ~ s s
November. 9.kolt9.s?; December. 8. 6749 6S; jan
uary, 975G9T February ss2dIe So; q an a e.
June 1o.o4llO.O6 July. 10.dSq1olo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
Unusual Number Of Such Cases
in Lynchburg Court.
Special to Tho Times Dlspatoh,)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.
* IYNCHBuRG, VA October 9.-.In the
Corporation Court to-day G., T. Allen,
who was charged with criminally assault
ing Susie Drinkley, nm eight-year-old girl,
In the cotton mill district, near Lynch
burg, was acquitted.
John Spinner. colored, charged with a
similar crimo against n negro woman,
who was being taken to the asylum at
Petersburg, was found guilty Of a. less Of
tense, and fined $40
Nelson Robinson, colored. charged with
criminally assaulting a tlye-year-old me-
gro girl, and Thomas Powell colored,
Indicted for similar offense against a.
colored girl, will have hearings in the
same court Tomorrow, (,
Counsel for Raleigh B. Dawson, lately
convicted Of an assault on a deaf and
dumb girl, and given six months In 1aii,
win make motion for q new trial to-
morrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
REDUCED RATE TO RALEIGH, N. c.,
ACCOUNT OF NORTH CAROLINA
STATE FAIR, OCTOBER 18TH

Account Of the above Agricultural Fair
TO be held In Raleigh, N, c., tho SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to Ra-
Eleixht at rate OF $3.50, including one I'D
mission to Fair Grounds, proportionately
cheap rates from other sEABOARD sta
tons, The seaboard has the only direct
line from Richmond to Raleigh. N. q.
Three trains daily, VERY LOW RATES
FOR 4 MILITARY COMPANIES AMI
BRASS BANDS IN UNIFORM. Tickets
aold October 18th to goth. Inc, limited
- return on or before October 2ad.
for all further information tickets. etc.,
call cal at any sEABoARD AGENT. Richmond
transfer Company, or DISTRICT Passenger
I''.,phone 4o6, H, 8. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent.
w, NJ TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
COTTON MARIETTA.

NEW YORK. Cdt!h 9.--The cotton market
turned very weak after an early advance and
closed at Just about the lowest level OF the
day, or net decline OF 2D13a points. Sales
were estimated at $4,000 bales. 8f71
The opening was firm at an advance OF l6LS
points In response to higher cables, reports Of
storm along the gulf coast and predctions
that low temperatures In the Northwest would
work down into the belt. 1t was an October
notice day and reports that tenders representing
some 1000 bales We're circulating caused ir-
regularity early and a slight set back from
the opening figures, hut when 1t was seen that
various banking and trade interests were Talk
Ing up the cotton against sales OF tho later
months the market frnied up to a net advance
of about 14Al5 points. at this level Offerings
Increased, and 1t looked us though Wall Street
hus were trying To- liquldate This was fol-
lowed by a renewal OF aggressive local bear
pressure, and the market meeting With little
support broke In, q Sensational manner, with
large stop loss orders uncovered around the
closing figures Of Saturday, was Is or 80
points under the best point OF the morning, big
local bears covered, but without causing any
material rally. and while the closing tone was
steady prices were within 9 or points OF tho
bottom. The census report on distribution at
tracted little attention
Receipts q the ports to-day were 52,sla bales
For the week (estmatedl 200 bales against
days receipts at New Orleans We're 1856 bales
against II, 967 last year. and at Houston e. 10a
bales against la,6ss last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
LIQUIDATION ] |. [|.|l /. in !!
STOCK DC MARKET |: |.
II Was Not at Any Time Urgent.
Nor Continuous,
However.
BANK STATEMENT THE CAUSE
Il Served As An Adronition to
Contract Outstanding
Obligations.
tspccla, 10 The Times Dlspatch3

NEW YORK, October 9--'rhe stock
market went through Il course Of mod
fernte liquidation to-day, induced by the
( growing assent 10 opinion hat money
will hold FIRM. for considerable period
Of time. rho liquidation was not ,'r-
gent at any time, and was not continue
GUS. The tonnfof tho market was resilient
In the intervals of<thc selling and there
were good rccovcrlcs, but there was
marked DECLINE In activity when prices
were moving upwards and the prnci-
pal trading Of tho day was done on II
descending scale OF prices. The condi-
tons disclosed by tho Saturday bank
statement were the immediate motives
for the selling, the low level Of the sur
plus and the continuance OF factors Of
depletion of cash reserves serving as an
admontion to contract outstanding obi
cations. Loans were called on q mod
crate scale and there was some volnn--
tnry pnying off ofIsborrowngs made a I
last weeks high money rates. voluntary
liquidation Of stocks accompanied tnls
process apparently induced by the cor IN.
viction that speculative activity IN the
immediate future Is likely to define, lcav-
Ing LEGS favorable opportunities for con-
Quoting liquidation.
of gold from London for Egypt and as
counts advanced both In Paris and Ber-
lin There was no appreciatireSth change IN
the exchange rates in this 4nlarkct.gfThc
CAN money market showed SONG ;reln xa-
ton from the tension Of the latt part
OF last weeks, partly due no. doubt TO
the liquidation Of stocks. Out-gf- oWn In:
stitutions also continued to Offer Finds
here quite freely. Preparations are eX-
pee ted. however, before the end Of the
week for next Monday s payment on Japa-
nose loans subscriptions, which VIII. call
for upwards OF $50, 600. The time money
market was called firm with an advancing
tendency. Very great activity wns furt her
reported In all kinds OF business through
out the country, the reports from rail-
road traffic officials serving as the special
feature for Monday. Prices recovered a,
good part OF their losses when the money
rate ran off late In the day, and tho
market then became torpid.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value s2,G45OCO
United States gs rcccdcd 1-s per cent. on
call.
Total sales to-day wero 724,ooo shares.
MONEY AND 5ExcHANGE-CLosE:
Money on call. nrm; 3 1-2aS 1-2 per cent;
closing bid, 4; offered at Ala.
Time loans. firm; 60 and 90 days. 500 IL
per cent; six months, 1-2G4 "a.
Prime mercantile paper a 3-4M5 per
cent: sterling exchange, steady, with ac-
tual business In bankers bills. at $4.85.N
dAS5.3o for demand and a t s4.s1. s0d34.Sl.s So
for e. day bills. Posted rates. 1882 1-2@
s4s3 and $4S61S4s6 L. Commercial bills.
A.sl IL. Bar silver, CT 3rs: Mexican doll
lars A.. 'ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
SALES!

Z
1900 A. G. Il. coln............,.
80. American SHELTERS s......l
1890 Atnnlgamated Copper $50
i 8, COO Amer. Car aud Foundry.
Y 300 Ain. Car and Found, pfd.
American Cotton OIL .,..,..,t.
5000 American Tobacco, pfd...
400 American Can ...........l
$500 American Can, pfd.......
1900 Am. Loco, CON. .......,..,
900 Ain. Loco, pfd.............
4,To1 American Sugar ..........
1O,4sJ Al r. and 8. re, conn.,.
a.. II. and s. re, pfd......5
$500 Baltimore and Ohio....,...
1860 Brooklyn RAPID Transit.
Canada Southern .,.........
1860 Canadian Pacific !. ,.,...,..,
1890 Chesapeake and Ofilb. ~.
$500 Chicago Great Western...
q. 800 Chic, NIL. nnd st. Paul.
n 800 Colorado Fuel and 1roii...
200 Colorado South. COME.
100 Colorado South, list, pfd..
700 Colorado South, I'd pfd..
200 CT c., 9. and ST. I..,.....
Chattn. and st. Lotils.....
D1,4OJ Consolidated Gas ..........
100 Delaware and Hudsoll....
Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
Al 400 Erie, com. ......,,........i
800 Erie. 1st pfd...............ttt
200 Ellie. I'd pfd................
400 General Electric H!.......:...
1890 Illinois Central ...........
2l.5O Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ........ .!..
q, zoo Metro. st. Rallway........&
I 200 Mexican Central ........
300 Mo-, Il. and Texas, conf.
SEQ Mo-, X. and Texas, pfd...s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
ARE TESTING COAL.
The Louisville and Nashville
Road to Build Branch Line.

(speclal to Tho Tmes-Dlspatch)
CRAB ORCHARD, VA, October 81,
S. Burrows. j, w. Gross and W. ]. Ynn
Burress, of tho United States Geological
Survey are here testing tho quality OF
tho coal on the Interstate Investment
Companys lands, They ARD having hauled
End shipped ffty-two tons of coal from
ono seam and sxty-four tons from an
other vein or scam, to have It analysed.
,rhev are having fifty tons from Big
1.ooney Creek. Ky. hauled to Inman. and
all these different qualities they are hay
Inc shipped to st, Louis. Mo-, to got
d Government geological test Of quality 4
rho Louisville and Nashville Railroad
ia now surveying branch railroad line
from their spur railroad on North Fork.
up North Fork to TIE Crab , !! Orchard coal
fields of upper Crab Orchard, to a point
known as the old Thomas G. Morris farm,
on the Interstate Investment company's
land, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
NAVAL STORES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT, .. 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT .. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Hafnsg Norfolk; ,nerchan'
Steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, merchan'
3sN SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
L Steamer PccAhontas. Graves, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers Virginia Navigation
Company "a .5ti5Tt4 #l xxi
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
lt PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 9, 1905.
9 ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
-i5 lq3s'I5l, n 55} SAILED.
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 8. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Charles Campbell, Boston.
Schooner Clara Donne Boston.
Schooner G. d. Buchanan, New York,
4 Schooner r. J, Aiaultsy. Now York,
Barge Knickerbocker Providence,
BarSe w d. Becker, Providence,
Steamer Echaumburg. Galveston,
Schooner II, A. Steve, Portsmouth,.
13arge Annie, Boston.
SAILED,
Steamer aohaumburg, Hamburg.
Steamer Bayview. New Bedford,
] Barge Dunno. Portland.
Barxo j. II. Wal ker, Norfo!k.
Barge saIl Januutn. Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
OF PRESENT scHE
DULE BETWEEN RICHMOND

~ 9-E-I AMI I1F&SE q N v ~ Z, n
$5 TO give those who desire to attend the
Richmond Horse Show a most convent
'ent and desirable schedule the Sou thern
Railway has arranged to continue train
No. 1T and No It's, between Richmond
and Chase City, Va. on present schedule
until October 18th. Leave Chase City
sos A. NJ; returning. leave Richmond
$500 P. M. daily, except Sunday
Very low rate round-trip tickets on
G. ". wEsTBURY, D. P: A..
f5g Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
,RIc HMoND HORSE SHOW, OCTOBER
~ qE 10. a. 1905,

low Rates via Ri e. q ?. r. r.
One fare plus 600. round trip from all
stations to Richmond, Va, including one
admission to the Horse Show Tickets
on sale October 8, 10, II, -, 1871. good
going only on date Of Issue and returning
Until October 10. 1906. inclusive; no stop
overs allowed. Apply to ticket agents
w. ". p. TAYLOR, Tranac Manager.