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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Washington Affairs.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.) a@s4{2 ss{
g:EWASHlNGTON. Sept S,-Postmasters apa
pointed 4 glnia-cilens. Gloucester county
Paul c.. West. vice Churchill b. Itay, " resigned: 3
Mica Caroline county, William II. McCalley,j
vice Reuben Beasley, resigned :; Peters Creek.
Patrick county. Mrs Mary Il Tatum.#vco
Mary Hanloy, resigned Il A Z, "a I'M 48
b North Carollnn-Dennis Polk county, Andrcwl
Whittier Swain county John N. Gibbs, vice
y. II. \ Boyd, removed. ! a: sS{
Rural routes ordered established November
lists MISUNDERSTANDING, Montgomery coun-5
ty. route I population $50. houses 1885, g!g
North Carolina-Crumpler, Ashe Z; county,
route 1;@popuation go. houses 10. Mount
Gilead. Montgomery county. routes 2 and *
al Rural carriers appointed: Virginla-Midln-s
THAN, route l., Minor c. fiorner, carrier; Sells
swyn Hancock, substitute. Route q William
Lester. carrier; Thomas N. Clay. substitute, M
{ North Carolina--Br!m route 9. William Ciss.
Lewis. 5carrier; Lacy Love, substitute. Enter-l
PRISE route ], Michael Craver. carrier; John;
Craver. substitute. Granite Falls, route 3.
Milton Boyle carrier; Thomas Boyle. substitute
iayesvllle route 2, William IL. Winchester;
ca rrier; 81 George Winchester, substitute. Route
g., George w Cherry, carrier; j ohm w. Cherry
srhstitute High Point, route s. Charles Y. &
Strickland. carrler Oscar Andrews. Substitutes
North WI lkesboro. route l, Royal t. Ptevette.
carrier; Roscoe Prevette,i substitute. Route 2.
Freeland Absher, carrier; Henry Jennings,
3subattute, Summit route !. Asa Leo. carrler3
BENJAMIN Lee, substitute. 5t3l is*NsaN y 5}s5sfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09

.PROPE|::.R|.W|NNER.0
0N Mn | ] HANDICAP |
Went to Front at Head Of tile
Stretch and Finished Three y
Lengths Ahead.
GREAT RACE ;l:j MAY MEET '.E: e
Brooklyn Jockey Club Club Offers IS
$4,000 Purse if Leaders E#
Will Come Together.
GREAT RACERS u MAY MEET
Brooklyn Jockey Club Offers
ny a ssoclnted Press.l

80 (By Associated Press.) M ae4
NEW YORK. September s.---froper.
with top weight III pounds). and quoted
at seven 10 one In the betting. easily
captured sthe omniun handicap, one mile
ana a furlong, at sheepshead Bay TO- TO-
day. Coy Maid and Graziallo ran Ike
d team TO he head OF the stretch, where
Proper, who had been running in third
4 place, went to the front ana won oy
three lcng this. Gs HI
r. j. Dwycr, president of the Brook
lyn Jockey Club. to-day announced that
the Brooklyn Jockey Club Will offcr5a
$40, 600 purse for a race between Sysonby,
Artful and Hamburg Belle, with the
owners fixing the. conditions.
ttS @if SUMMARY. u, 3
y First race-flye and a half furlcnEs-
{Llstlcss (3O TO y first, Leonor;l ". Il
TO p second, Bribery Gfto y third. Time,
z ! :06. ,si H 4 55,
XII Second race-one n1ilc-Broomstlck a
to 81 first. Bryan % to D%second. Shawa-
#natts to y third. Time, 1893 40.
}{y Third &rnce--the Golden Rod stakes; six
s,nnd a half furlongs-Whimsical e to y
first, Kings Daughter &c to y second,
Blair Athol q toll third Time. 1921 20.
Iinile and n furlong-Proper$ II to u first,
4 Coy Maid do to y second, Graziallo5 Is
to y third. Time, :53 is. III
A,s Fifth race-siX furlongs-Aeronaut q to
ID first, Platoon (25 to y second. Kla-
mesha Il to y third. Time 1:13 As.
q Sixth racc--one mile and sixteenth
Hippocrates q tod first, Jack Young
(3O Ito y second Telephone Is to y
third. Time. las 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
A RICHMOND TOBACCO
FACTORY. PURCHASED ! a: j: ] !.
w. T. Hancock Branch Goes to
R. ]. Reynolds Com
pany.
i (special.to rho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Sal Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)
K DANvILL1st VA, scptember S.--Nego-
tiatons that have been pending for
several months between the r. Rey77
nolds Tobacco Company, Of Winston,
Salem, N e., and the Rucker and Wltten
Tobacco Company. Of Martinsville, Va W.
Mount Airy. N. c.. and Richmond Va,
have been contaminated. Tho former 1lIntA'
company becomes the purchaser and and
owner OF the latter.
The services of Tannlll 'Ruckert. 7. preess ai
dent Of the Rucker and Witten Tobacco
Company will be retained as general
manager. OF the newly acquired Martins
willie branch OF the r. j. Reynolds. IN TO O.
bacco Company. It was stated that the
output Of this branch will be greatly IN
creased. 81 ljse N 59a
S The sale includes the large VT. Han
cock branch, OF Richmond, and the M t'
Airy factory, both Of which have been
operated by the Rucker5 and Witteng Com Com;
@pany. The r. j, Reynolds T bacco3 Com
pany is a branch Of the American Tobacco
b Company. N g3j3 St&G n. III u y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Cincinnati.
(BY Associated Prnrs

Y. ~. associate ed Press.) @iSs
CSllNClNNATI, September S.-I.atonla
summarizes: 35 IA ii ssE!S
M First race--six furlongs Running Star.
/ @ to 81 first, Henry Ach Is to y second.
9 Iron Tail us to o third Time. / IA 4-5.
8 Second race-mlle and fifty yards
Bravery III to 81 first, Marlin 10 to y
second. Homestead Il TO j third. Time.
1:4
Third race-six furlongs-Bcacon Light
d3 to y first. Rolla q y second, Cot
tontown g toy third, Time. 1:144-5.
"a Fourth ra ce-short course, steeplechase-
Mr.. Rose q to d first, Jim Bozemand( Is
TO y second Martin Brady3l4 to y third.
Time, 800 1-5. II a
Fifth race--six Observation-Disclosures Howard
40 to j first. Joe Goss Geo to u second,
Maggie Leeber az to y third. Time.
lila TO.
# Sixth race--mile and a slxteenth-Pre-
diction Ga to y first. Brown Vail (6 to
( y second, Autolight g TO gathird. Time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
HoBsoN 10 I, RUN F;
Will Make Another Effort to BE
..a Elected to Congress.

(SpecIal to The -Dispatch.)
2 BRISTOL, TENN. September s,--cap-
tain Richmond p, IIobson. who lectured
at the Tennessee cha,tauqua here 70,
Sunday for Alabama TO make the fight
against Congressman Bankhcnd for the
Democratic nomination to represent the
Sixth District In Congress-.
lIe declares he has every assurance he
Will win. He has tifty-three engagements
to speak III nine counties in the district,
and he and Mrs, Hobson viii tour these
counties by private conveyance, In his
candidacy Captain Hobson Is determined
to make a strong fight on the monopolls-
tic tendencies among railroads TIe says
he has been urged tofmake the race for
Governor, but thinks he.ls much better
fitted to grapple Wlthnational than with
State issues, }gl f5s.95S 3t t&Fi.St SsSF l&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
URGED TO 1. SELL
G. COTTON; / SLOWLY
lIContinued from First I'agc(

q 81
stood that Mr. Peters will voluntarily"
resign in a few days and his successor :t so
viii be named BY President Jordan. IL
whose hands, the question was left 10 Tor
adjustment a. y &. !. /, !, = j.
ola lion will probably deliver Its address
to9Ethe American people to-morr oW.&g y. IL
will deal principally wHh existing condl--.
lions In the textile world. The passing
~ resolutions OF thanks to the people or
a sl,eyllle. the local and national press
and the authorities Of Kenllworth5 Inn
hroueht9 TO q close convention which
Secretary Cheatham declared had made
history. cit is the dawn OF commercial
4 nrosnerity for the Southland said Mr..
E Chenthnm "and the various actions we
have taken must convince the people that
the Southern Cotton Association is q
factor to be reckoned With
Report On Finance.
"a the morning session OF tho asso-
citation tho report Of tho financial com
1nlttee was heard and adopted. The conf
mittee recommended that a general field
agent and organizer for the national, as
we'll as for the State organizations. be
appointed whose chief duty 1t shall be
TO collect funds for The carrying out
: OF the associaton's aims md objects.
IT is proposed to raise funds for the
national association and $lOO.O0O each
for State and county associations IVY the
three cent. tax on each hale OF cotton.
The report named u. D. Smith, Of Co.
lumbla, s. G., as Ike field agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Where They Play To-day.
Washington nj Boston. Z. If
AZ New York ut Philadelphia, 81
Cleveland ut Chicago,
~ st, Louis ut Dctr

Standing OF the Clubs.
Clubs Won I>ont p Clubs Won Lost E.
chicago 10 % .Gs3| Detroit ......1l 50 .4es
Cleveland ...si IS .521 Washlnston so 90 .!20
New York...61 81 .6OglS Ilotiis...,.H ~ .3as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
CLOTHING ABLAZE.
Miss Annie Dixon, Of Lynchburg,
Narrowly Escapes Death.

Az Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
& LYNCHBURG. Va, September s.--But
4 for the timely arrival Of several gentle
men. Miss Annie Dixon, who conducts a
ladies' fashionable Embarrassing parlor
on the fifth floor Of the law building on
Main Street, would have been burned to
death this morning.
p Miss Dixon was using an alcohol lamp.
which exploded. throwing the burning
In a Night blaze. She ran to nearby
toilet-ronm,a screaming as she went and
endcavored to throw water upon, the
flames. Hg
2 She returned to her parlor and there
she was thrown to the floor md rolled in
a rug, which completely extinguisted the
4 fire. Miss Dixon was severely burned,
and all of her clothing from her waist
UP was burned from her. She was re-
moved to a hospital, where 1t Is thought
she. wi recover, bt 6355#s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Grand Circuit Races.
(By Associated Press.,

HARTFORD. CONN, September 81
Two out Of three fayorites won in the
at Charter Oak Park, \ Nathan strnus
taking the free for-all pace In two
straight heats, and Jim Ferry. capturing
the gao trot with little effort. Summaries:
third, fourth and fifth heats and race;
Lizzie G.. second. won first; second heats;
Pat r.. third. Best time. 2:l0 3-4 5a3
Straus won in two straight heats: Neryn-
10. second; John NJ, third. Best time,
t2:O6. tl q.
2:10 trot; purse 81 ,OO0-Jlm Ferry won
ond; Mainland, third, Best time, 2:O9 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
(By Associated Press,)

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Sept. s,-After
drifting day and q night IN a cat
boat on the sound. n pleasure party WAS
picked up by the oyster steamer STRAIT
ford yesterday and brought to this
city, The rescued persons were John T..
L.. Hubbard and Miss Edna Walsh, OF
this city, and Miss Ethel Hin, OF New
Haven. Paul Dillingham;, q fourth mems
Der of the party, started In skiff to
get aid was overturned by the waves
and swan to the shore, clInging to The
5upturned boat, landing near Woomont
THE party left this place at 1850 ON
Tuesday afternoon In the cat-boat Rot
wena, After sailing for twelve miles the
rudder broke, Darkness came on, ana,
as they had no light, they could only
shout for aid. They drftsd all night
In a rough sea, cold, wet and hungry,
In the morning they temporarily repair
ed the yuddsy and sailed toward the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Visible Cotton Supply.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW. ORLEANS September S.-Secre-
tary Hester's statement OfGthe world s
visible supply Of cotton, issued to-day
against a,55sa5l last week, and 1l55,24D
last year. or This. the total of Ameli-
can cotton IS l,6o3,s7S against l6i$s5l last
week and 643,2t0 last year. and Of all
do etcn $1,000 against $4,000 last week,
and 6l2, 00l last year.
or the worlds %lsible supply Of cotton to-
there is now atloat and held N 1iiS1
q o against $4,000 last Year; in india, 57y,-
d d against $4,000 last year; and IN the
United states, $4,000 against 2A,0o0 last
year, ltG t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
IN a RUDDERLESS CATBOAT
ADRIFT ALL NIGHT ON SOUND
Le Them Drown Said Captain Of Launch Whom Re.
atives Of Young People Appealed
For Help.

Connecticut shore. OF Charles Island
the rudder broke beyond repair, Dis
linghnm volunteered to row tho eight miles
to the shore for aid.
Dillingham;, on landing, thought ha8
was at Woolmont, when he Was really
three miles away. and telephoned that
no was at that place Members OF his
family hurried to Woomont and coud
not ind him.
When Mr. Dllinsham's friends leaclsdi
Woomont they tried to charter launch
to rescue the party The captain, how
ever, refused to let his boat. SAVING that
he had to take out pleasure party.
F"But they will be drowned r plea1sd;
the resculng party. My AZ X IA.
"I.et them" was the psi,onse, 2 sSsS9
In The meantime the oyster boat had
picked mp the other members 81 Che
party They arrived there last nlshts thor
ougbly exhausted, Several searching par-s
ties had been sent out In iaunchss and
were patrolllng the souaS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Major Was Umpire.

y (Specinl3to The Ilmes-DlSpatch.)
wISCHES,TER,z VA, September S-The
f,rst Of IF a series Of three g'tmessto decide
a tic was won BY the winchester base g,
bali team slnnn1Iesin cb MINI wlsh
e %Ws at t. Reservoir Park this afternoon
.ba SCORE being ten to three Mayor y.
~. Iepop, Of clifton Forss, umpired t. the
game which was attends, by yrs oye Va Gh IL.
e er the local eeil teams new.ptcher from
W " shin struck out eleven men a n
had eseellent supno,t, Ebag syeEs a ioa
1ndH for tho locals, made a sensational
c catcl in loft field, Hughes for slalnt1 =,
also :, .,la We ,nnnrs. y R,fH. u
' stammt on ' os OF o 90 Ga
f'H Bat teries: Winchester Walker 3 li rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Detroit, I; St. Louis,

- y - SA~t - - '-o'
DETROIT, Sept. s.--With bah Kcian and
Howell at their hest to-day's game was a
pitchers battle.
score by Innings. 4! II. u.
Detroit ..........,......o o9Io9oo5-1
81 outs ......O o 0 Q 30
Eatterlcs-KtIilan and Drill: Howell and
Spencer. Timc--i:D. Enpircs--O Loughn and
MCCARTHY. Attendance 1900. ts * tlGt Att
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
BRITT FAVORH'E.;;'I''|||
NELSON |! !: / !. worm NJ
Purse Of $4,000 Will Bs Prize li,,' i[fii
Big Fight iii c alifortiia ~
To-day II s "
JEFFRlEs WILL Be REFEREE
Alleged That Public Has las Been s'lefl,S
Flceced BY Pugilistic al
Promoters 9

!. II
H SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s,--sevonty,Ss
thousand dollars is the prize FOR WHICH itch
Jimmy Britt and Battling" Nelson Will y, "a
contest In the pugillstic arena at Colnl1 it.
Sto-morrow afternoon, accor ling to the .l7.
estimate made to-day by Manager Co.'S ~;
forth, the sales Of seats SO far having ~ ''rll
reached 5000, with few hlgh-priceeed Is
seats left. a rush for the cheap seats ''.lls,
and for standing room tickets is expect
ed at tho arena Tomorrow morning. nor Mn \
Standing room will go at 50 a hea d s
Britt and Nelson took q rest TO- ia az
Ing barely enough work to warrn#up and /
keep their muscles In condition. 81 Britv@
( looks well, but Nelson shows ma la5 nyl5
marks Of hard training. Britt money q y:
Is In evidence wherever Wagers are s !, - ~,
corded, the odds standing at 10y az n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Natchez.
SITUATION SERIOUS.
Eleven New Cases Discovered at
Pensacola-One Death.
by Associated Presa

I71-7.T7 M NY sAssOCNlted IFreHSJ F1I0
PENSACOLA, FLA. September s.-The
reports Of physicians UP to g o'clock to-
night showed eleven new cases OF yellow
fever to-day and one death. All the
new cases are traoeable to the original
infected district but they are scattered
about the city. The situation is regard
ed rs serious, as n number OF doubtful
cases also have been discovered.
* The death to-day was of G. p, Winters,
of Harrison, 0. He formerly was a sol-
der at Fort Barrancas, but secured his
discharge a week ago and came to the
city. Police Officer Fisher Is dying to-
min
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE E. ID
F. w Payne for the House From
Stafford and King George \ ssisS5

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) 81 %
} FREDERICKSBURG. " Az September
S.--A Republican convention composed
George counties, & met this afternoon Il at
iCox's Store In stafford county, to snoml-s
nate a candidate for the House of 4 Dele-
gates from the district composed sof e the
two countless. n. w. Payne and 81 LIE n. ~
Hoge. Sr., both OF King George were
the candidates for the nomination, but
Mr. Hoge Withdrew and Mr.S Payne was /
nominated Unanimously. 45 r. G. L. Mon-2
cure, of Stafford, Is the Democratic noml-t
( n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Little Marjorie Bolton.
DEATHS,

cLloMMITr.- pied at his resldenoe e. 2 e
septemHbeE 19hS tARTHuR MtbNMus
of his age. =.
Church, +. NJ. sATURD AZ, September
9th. Friends and acquuintances respects
fully Invited. lnterment In Hollywood.
< GATEs.-Dled, septembcrs. 1905, at 7;4o
* a1rEs sAf In yhsn ssy. Gsp'ah year eoa
Remains will e.Etuken to slbort,
@ eoaaty Y bs brv and
ground
WILKINSON -pied, at the residence Of
Street Sire t. GLADYS GAYUELLE, Infant
daughter of Herbert L, and Victoria
stagg wilkinson, aged months Is days.
Ai Givsn to her to keep, -
But God needed another lamb,
Into his flock of sheepi
81 rh BE 'G ses 8ss aes a ana'n pain
with the blessed promise,
We should meet again;
And he only lent you darling,
For oh, so short d stay,
And when we meet on the golden shore,
Oh, bless that glorious day,
EVENING, $50 o'clock, Friends OF the
family respectfully Invited TO attend
Interment In Oakwood
WILLIAMS led. Thursday evening.
ALBERT u. WILLIAMS, formerly Of
fitchb hi Mass, IN the dfty-scventh
Funeral services at his late residence
No, 800 North !, AIead h9S,, Street, III IS
fS 81 ne family are invited. o{,nlt
ilowcrs, Interment In Massachusetts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Barges Go Ashore,
INV Assncintnd pross.)

(I3yT 1tSSUCIUNU0 FS'Fs'7
!. NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September s.
While passing through the inner cham
ne at Hell Gate New York llarbor., sun
day night tho tug. Navigator ana ING
barges Kentucky. from Allyn's Point;
Idaho, New Haven, and I<ennebec, New
Bedford, went ashore. Tie Idaho collid-
Cd with the tufS breaking her propeller,
Tie tug and barges were iloated, repairs
made, and they proceeded to this port,
arriving to-day. A fog prevailed at the
time or the accident. PHI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Rights Of Officers.
(By Associated Pres


- WASHINGTON Sept. S--The Comptroller Of
tho Treasury In two decisions published to-day
by tho War Department, relative to allowances
for mileage for retired army officers, detailed
for service with the natlona! guard. has taken
tho ground that such an officer under orders
expenses. but that an officer detached from
such service and ordered home may receive
General G.. A.. Woodruff, retired. who is at
tachel to the North Carolina mill tia. and tho
second, tina OF Brlgadier- General u. NJ. Hayes,
who was detached from service with tho Arkan-
sas militia, pif st4 -aI+H #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
State Supreme Court,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,) IN
fsrAUNTON, VA. Sept SIN the Supreme
Court to-day Herbert Chermslde and Robert
Chermslds qualified to practice In this court. ~
The petition OF Winston Gaines for writ
OF error and the case OF A. L., Berry vs. L., A.
FIshburne. Circuit Court, Augusta county,
were argued and submitted, A.
George II. Blacks Amd'r., VS.. Portland Cos
nient Company, Submitted. & 5&
Oney vs.. West liuena Vista Land Go, Partly.
argued and continued F5{Et sH 81 III
Next cases to be heard: stout VS.. Stout; Nor-
folk and Western Railroad Co. vs. Coffeyi
Rankin vs.. town of tIarrlsonburE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Daily Mortuary Report.

Appended Is the report of deaths made
TO the Health Department yesterday: +.
Jones, colored, female, twcnty-four years
old, Virginia Hospltal S. Carter, colored,
female fifty years old. 400 Cabel Street;
IT,, Clark white. female, seven days old; !.
Z r. A. Turtle, white, female, forty-fourt
years old, Manchester; a. w. Clemnitt.
white male, ty-seyen f years old,
2605 East Broad Street Marguerite An-
drcws, white. female, two months old,
1902 Seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
The Drys to Contest.

#l (Special 10 The Times Dspatch0
,r,mstnll District filed notice OF contest
OF the local option held in that district on
August slst, On the grounds that the ,peti--
lion on which the election was ordered
contained less than, the requisite NUM-
her of qualified voters; that some Of the
Judges were not qualified voters, and that
'cincts. The case will be tried Rt the Oc-
tobcr term of the Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
ITALIAN SHIP HELD.
She Will Be Inspected at Nor
folk for Yellow Fever.
(BYN Assocla.ted Pre

n ~. 81 by AssoclaIed# Fress.J .II7T3 ~ :.
q NORFOLK. VA, Sept. S.-Thc Italian
steamship soperga, which passed In the
Virginia Capes to-day from Pensacola,
Fla, bound for Malaga. was held n
quarantine for yellow fever inspections
She will be held Ave days and then
released to come to this port for ccill.
Tho Spanish steamer Ernesto, from
Pcnsa cola. which had been In quarantine
for Ave days came to Norfolk for coal
to-day and sailed for Stone House Pool,
England. Ela .ll.t. lllsil LNl ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
MERCHANT KILLED.
H. Fanny, Of Waaverly
Crshed By a Train.
-1snanial M rhe Tlnas.pIspatch.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch) ss
SUFFOLK, Va, Sept Sd Fl. Fanny,
a we'll known merchant OF Waverly, Va
was run over by Mo- Norfolk and
Western passenger train about o'clock
this evening and crushed to death. II
Is said he was walking across the traces
when struck BY the engine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Ricl,n,onders in New England.

TI1I Especial to The Times DIspntch,1 71T n
BOSTON, MASS. Sept. s.--Among latest ar.
rivals at ne Nm hPg Iean rH yooa. aSs
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". starke,. Norfolk y, II,
Cha liners Rlchmond, Va Mountain View,
Ne. = Arthur King, Norfolk Marion hlaas.
III. and Mrs. II. II. Levy and daughter. Ricn-
mond. NarragaMsett Pler, r. y, II, II. MeloNey.,
Rshuoa&, 49, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Richmonders in New York,
(special to The Times Dispatch,

Especial 20 TIC I1IuaT - & LIZ
NEW YORK. September s,--lSossmoro
ii, II. Ashton and wife, T. W, Brown Brown
st, Denis, ". Galloway i, I.so'cohhot'
n s. Wheewrlght; Victoria, J., Bromln,
%. a. Bromin Gilsey, r. W, Asniey'
Ashland, r.. A.aIiuntley and wlfei Alpe-
marie a. Anderson Jr., Grand y, "
Tragic; Marlborough. j, ]. OGonnoFi
York. u, ", Ward, So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
l NEARLY A CENTURY.
Death Of John w. Miller at 90
Years Of Age.
Especial toThe Times-Dispatcl1


5& LURAY, VA, Septemb Der S-Mr.f ] ohm
w. Miller, perhaps the oldest citizen Of
Rnppahannock county. died at his home
near Slate Mills, that county, at5any early
hour this morning He had been III only
few days, and his death was due to the
Infrmities incident to age. File was about
5ninety-eight years OF age. and leaves
several children. among them being Mrs.
Amiss. wife Of DR.. #. B. Anliss,
OF Iuray 49, Gs Ni8i 81 I. yIy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
inglon Wednesday, night and will reside
In King George.
C;ai}1es-Mountiov,
noci.1 .torhe 1,lmcs. DIst,a ich.,

(spccIll to The Tlnlcs- Dlspa tch.) @
FREb11a | C1ts13URG, VA, septon,ber
8.--Mr.E CIV. Gaines. OF Kentucky and
uiicr, county, we're married a few days
ago, at the home Of lie bride, REV. w. s..
n d OK son officiating. -.A L..1 iAlNE -ala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Coo1per--Ballard.

Especial to The Illness lspatclL)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, September
S.-7Air. Edward Cooper and Miss May
Ballard, both Of Stafford county, were
united LIN marriage this week at the
home of the bride, near HARDWOOD, Rev.
O. w, Brooks officiating. d @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
PHILADELPHIA, s; Brooklyn, o.

{H, PHll.ADELPHIA. Sept. philadelphia to-
day administered the fourth defea, OF the
present series to brooklyn.
Score by innings: h II, ~,
Brooklyn .............,..O,o q Ooigoo % o .
Philadelphia j............O o o eos lA--G
l3atteries-S cnnlon and bergen; Sparks and
Doom. Time-l;5a. UmPire-J ohnstone. NJ