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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

Sc nos inf"ma que aver. un pOIicfs
De quo prestan seTviCi0 en Pues ts
de TieFra entr6 an Is .bricA de taba.
Q, que &D tiene eBtGbleCidS el pc nor
M. Sierra FfgueroaB y despnes de hR-
Der ex 4minDd0 TODD con ID vista. Be-
diriji6 Rl dupf1 dioig ldole aue 81 bote
de 10 pegs que BelugS parB pegaP 0B
remate del tabaC0, debfs IBvaFls dis
rlamente y que ai no.. no hsbfa de.
FeChO deciF 10 CcntFari0 en- eB Jnz
gAdt; que Ice tabRcos que Il dan 4 los
tab,QuerOs debfan scr {. cturados. poF-
que de 10 contrsrio era defnuder <
ReDtas Iaternag
CE6ese que ests CIase De asuntos aou
de 10 competenCla del m61iC0 8 Ins-
peCtor de SanidRd ' no de q poIicfe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
In hamhTN hOnEad0.

Senior Editor.-Sfrvass informar sus leo
Tores cue 81 me esoriben ConfidenCialmente
SaE msndar9 Dor correo en- carta selladG el
plau que Segui por 81 cual obtuye 81 resta-.
blecimiento perraanente y compacto de mi
galud y vigor varonil despues de amos oe su'
frimientos dc debilidad neFv1osas pefdlda
nncturnss parties dGbiles atrofadaS.
NO es mi idea Conseguir dinero dc nRdie;
fui robado estafado por chArlataneE, hasta
psrder Ia f9 del g6nero humane, pero, graOiaS
z Dios, estov ahora bisn vigoroso fuerte,
con deseo de haCer ConoCer & todoB este rene
dio ciefto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War q. A D., no deGeo dinero.
Dirocci6n; Il. Brant, Box Dslray, AiCh.'
HR UU
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
NOticias De ATeGibO.
(Ds nae,tr9 corrsp0nsdg. }

Septiembre l2.-En la mahana
de hoy ha ingTssado en- esta car
eel el pr6fugo jose Gonzalez Diaz
(a) Monroig, ell cual ha sldo con-
ducido desde Utuado donde fu6 cap
curado, Dor ell marshall de esta
Corte de DistritO don Oscar Bithorn
y sub-maFshalI de Ia de Utuado
senior de JESUS.
Se-a juzgado por esta Corte mU-
nieipal por eli dFlito de habeFse fu-
Rsdo cuando era condUcido q cum
pllr condona.
ia cesado Ia huelga de las eS-
paIillsdoras de Ia fabrica de taba-
cos The West Iudies Cigars Co.
voIyienao de- nuevo a las faenas Or
dinariss.
--Esta a la aprobaci6n del Coz
ceio municipal, ell reglamento del
C0erpo de bomberos de esta ciI-
dad.
Este Municipio acord6 en- su
Ultima session solicitar del gObieTn7
haga permane1te esta 0ficina de
tel6grafos.
Falta hace:
Ell viernes Is del actua es Ell
dia desigDaao para taIlar en- esta
ciuasd 4 los aspirantes 4 ingreso
en- ell Cuerpo del la poll ia insular r.
Sabemos ser&n nuchos los aspiran-
tes. ..
i Anoche cayeFon sobHe esta ciu-
dad fuertes aguRceros los que han
sidO muy favorables 4 la 8gricu' :
tura, pues la SEGA era va 1 emasia-
do pPOIOnQs@a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
GRAN BARATILLO.
GANGAs. GANGAs.

Mil pleas de piquGs de 25 ctvs., {
10 Ctvs. A.. @. -
Mil pleas de teIas indfsimaB, &
ctvs. l.. .a- T.. .... ....*.
Drileg desde 6. 8 yI1O hastR so otyg.
Caaimires ir g leseB Is SO.
Gran rebaiS en- oanas, ooBchoneg, al
mohadas , camisas.
Gran baRatillo do encaieB v tirau
bOrdRdas.
NuevO auFtido.
SLa GlCria, Cruz rs. 2L9 Vizcai.
m Ssn Fancifco k7. xEI Cielo, ,
FortRlezs 25
Sc VENDE h oaaIp nfmero ssa IA
aa cRlle de San Seb seiSn. InfoFnoa.
g LUIS 10Y. San FEapeiEco 1QS.
SOW. q,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
Don EstOban CaIdor6n.

81 dia IL del pFeser to mes & Iaa nue.
We de "a noehe fslleCi6 an el hospita
munlCipO1 de sts CRUitSl el es sribann
don EstebRn CaIdeF6 Florit loo So
a1os de edRd. Muri6 p0bre Bin deS'
t!no. pOr Ic! cambIOs en- ID dministrs =
ci6n de- justicia, de que era pnxipiar
zee a6 orlosO EsCF Fiban0 , escribients'
D. e p,
EpviamOs nupstrC sentido p6ssme
q Loo fAmiliRres der fnGdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
LINRA 'FRRREA DEL OEsTE.

Intinrio. salidas de Bayam6n y .Capi-
sal simultSneamente.
DiaS laborable.-Manana6 3, 3. 10, 81, "a 3
IL 90. Tarde-12. Is, l.45, 3.15, Abs, 5.6O,y
y bias tia Observation-Disclosures 6 6.l5, $50, 9.45
100 Tarde IL Is, 1.3O, 2.30, $50, 431, 80
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
CataHo Bsysm6n, ida y vuelta IL clase
1925 "a clase so 16 De Bayam6n Catsflo
ida y vuelta II clase so Is, "a class So
Billtte ordinario de CAPITAL a Catafo en-
% clasa centavos;
Bayam6n, Is de soptiembre de.l0O8. Ra-
mon Vald6S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
lND:ClDOR GENERlL

CoESEJo ALAS MADRES. : El iarabe calmante
is senora Winsow dehe usarse siempre que los nos
e1 Ell perodo de Id den cion PToporciona avio
sNmedsto al pequeho paeiente, produce susfo
~ural .tanquilo 3yia el door el angelic despieta
Sauy Vivb aIepre s uy agradabe al paladar calnla
hl nno ablanda sus encias aYia dolores, haee f.
Giles las funciones del et6mago Iegula los ntestnos
Es 81 ueior remedo co1ocido para Ia daTres va pro
Van,ra skfa de Ia dentici6n de cuaIQuiGra
Tsnpasa mucho ado pediT el JarsbS CalsaaTc
da Il Se3ora Winslow"G es el msior de t55oE~ F..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
6 m6a mAaAa.

1remSOs d los SsooOsasgates s05ae Z66sa.
tGs: Sc aOrtearSn 8 todog los sfToT an
tre l0s Que mSa ae distinOnn nor an
GOnst0nOia an eli AhorPo.
Horas de Gaia: Para Las impoaio;o.
mes:
De s & 10} de IL rnafana. v da1k31
de IL tarde los dfaa laborabies. v ds a
. AOA de 10 maHRna los DoninRos. Para
ID extTscciones las miamRs h0raN AZ
hepto lR de Los Domingo.
BegL0nseVt0 de Ia SeooS6aa. Taa mar.
BOnaB que interesen noSR norman6r@a
Robro Ias impOaiciones, extrRooiOnea
msnara de iQuidar intereuea, ~. num.
den gOIiqitar un aiemplsF On h CSi9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

AnoCha lego el tran eOrPeo daI
Osate 6 San Juan. & laa 8 m
HlCleF0nse dlveFGOB ComentaFioa.
De una parte eI antom6vil econoo ~nsIs
GucedeRS Ge AtFas6 una hOra.
PeFO pRrece que venfA an personsi ia
con billets de primers. yge Afirma noe
tslegre f ron ArecibO para que re.
tPncediera eI tFen.
SNO pndPia titulsrse egtO eCogag de
Puerto RicOs2
ANUNCIO-Se venden IsB cagaa
San Sebastian So Beneficaneia "a 4
1ntoEmaEan Sci "a. altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

En- Il kio reiDR CaIma CompIeta
pues 81 amperadoE tOm6 & empefIo que
en gua dominios no g alterase q or.
der. mRndand0 tOmaE oarveza ePabst3
que mats los fmpetns violeptoa. N.
B. CaIdeE6n & Co. TetuSp II, tienen
81 dep6liho ds diCha aeEveEa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
Ron "LLlVE," !"

ACCOMPLISHMENTS al m6a Duro b;o;.
nlcO y agradable que se fSbrica An Il
pals. Se Vends en- los priciDpleI e1tS.
ble0imientOs, v ca Areeibo nor Sn"S.
sores dc RUaas q CO. ;,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
BalCO Territorial J AgrfCalS
De Puerto Rico.
Sc ECCTON DE AHORROs.

1naposSc60gseS s0bTs h6TetGS: DegdO
eo.26 & 81, ,OOC, devengarSp intereDe1 a
po1 100 0nuaI.
IHlpoaIcSOnes d p1aso flo: Deade
S2OO an Hdelante deven0ar6n intarGG al
g pS 81 en meR DlR7o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
La TIEADITA.
DEJ. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al ladO dol AyuntamisRtO.

EfectoS para cRbalIeroG. gef1Oras Y
niHOs. ROpR heChs, srtfculos de quin-
oalla y otrcs Objetos de arte. EfectoB
religio1OS y ell mejor dulOe en- Rlmf-
haP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
AlnaOrranaS

Sc PADECE DE EgTA ENFERNAEDAD pOrqus nada ns.1A
UNGUENTo ri
VlloEo invento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

En- esto imprentn qe Venda pane1 AZ
peri6di0O vieio { R2 % Guintai,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
FINE PROGRAMME BY
HIGH SCHOOL Pupils

The final celebration Of the b alG
Heights High School took place last eye
Ming in Parish Hall, Barton Helghts' ~.
appreciative and large audience gatn'reo
In spite of the inclement and threaten
Inc weather. The programme FOR the
evening opened with u welcome ny the
principal. w. S. Huff. under whose dl-
rection the school has prospersd greatly
during the past two sessions.
Mr.. HUFF, In welcoming the audience,
paid "a high and deserved tribute % I lIps
in the work Of developing the school, no. !:
the children Joined In singing America.
while the audience rose. and then Master
lanes Satterwhlte recited Macauley .
Yr sa Ga,d,e VII ick .a,s one e Of the
essaY on e"A Sn After song BY
the school. Miss stella Jones 3issas g aSdror
clever recitation, ana d tne on The piano
a short dialogue was given by Misses
Tllznbeth Jeter, Catherine Gordon, Grace
Chamberlaina, Edith Ragland, and Mos Mos,
ter James satte aS', TO-, ny. .rhe Morning
iinvitation." Miss Bessie Dunkinson re-
cited cited THE Freckled-Tace GIRL One Of {
Tie best vocal numbers Of the !, o, ds
s Maa = Of "Ths Tale Of the Tlrtla-Doye.",
Miss Scott sang with great charm, ana
VAS vas encored vociferously a striking reel
talon m was given by Miss Josephine
Fganr, who. dressed in costume. rem
dered ''The Gypsy Flower Girl"
The address Of tho evening WIS maze
nv Mr., John Stewart Bryan, chairman n
~ the Brookland School District, The
diplomas ii ON We're awarded by Mr.. John Tu us.
SELL SELL the Superintendent Of Henrico. NJ,
russell laid deserved emphasis : on ~ me
during the summer, urged them mot to
let let ' dust settle on their, work lest y
should settle on their brains" Mr., Fus-
sell gave tho graduating DIPLOMAS 20 n Miss Y,
Bessie Dunkinson and Miss Goldie D'oK-
ems. ,,,asa,to ~
=, edals to Misses Ollie Sydnor and Misses
Resaie woodward; Ernma Hopkins; :, 3, so7
bnth later. p. Armory and Kathleen
Gregory and Master Frank Taylor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Wilson-HaYe.

At9 P. NJ. Thursday. the home OF Rev.
B. II. Melton, No. 1924 West Grace,
but beautiful marriage. when Miss Irene
Haye became the bride Of Mr.. j. g..
Wilson. both OF this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Melton, pas
tor OF the Marshall Street Christian
Church. The parlors were tastefully dec
Grated with profusion OF daisies and
the many friends Of the happy couple
who gatherd to wish them Joy in their
deed The bride was prettly attired In
white ordany and carried Bride roses.
Mr.. Wilson Is a native Of North Caro-
line and a member OF one Of the most
several years he has made his home in
Richmond. and by his sterling qualities
Of character has made n host Of friends.
their the friends at No. 800 West Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
ASSAULT CASE CONTINUED
Alleged Assailanr Of w. E.
Greentree Before Justice Iohn.

The only case OF Importance before the
Court of Justice John yesterday was
Goodwin. who Vas charged witt. With beating
W. T. Greentree, while In state of In
toxication night before last. The injured
man was unable to appear in court, and
allow him to be present al Ky hearing.
The young man who is alleged to have
done the deed. was drunk at the time
and he does not know anything about
the affair.
Berkeley Taylor was charged the regu-
lar fee for pasting Jane Harrington one
good one in the COB.
William Cousins was sent down for
sixty days for taking too much liquor
pure air and freedom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
GERMAN BAPTIsTS.
will Probably Drop German
From Their Name.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
* BRISTOL, TENN June r. The work Ct
the Bible and Sunday school Institute be-
nual meeting OF the German Bapt,sts was
concluded tonight, The work Of the oon-
ference proper vii be ia ken up The CONF
Ing week. The standing committee is
weighing the matter of changing the off,
Eccial' name OF the church. There appears
to be a disposition TO drop the word Ger
man. as now obsolete and calculated to
hinder the progress the churchFln some
IN the name Il appears to he Certain that
the name .sBret hren', will be retained as
the one feature OF the name that Is unt-
versally esteemed, l9 4 y.
are due to arrive here from vi rious parts
az the country. These trains Will carry
an average Of 500 a eIeg q tes each. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
KING ATTENDS !.
THEATRE AGAIN.
-lBY ASsOcInted crurr,1

PARIS, June 2.-Kng Alfonso and
President Loubet to-day visited the mill
messed some cavalry evolutions and drove
thence to the Palace of Versailles, later
visiting the Aero Club and witnessing an
at the Bots do Boulogne course. The
King tonight attended tho performance
at the Theatre Francois, fronting the
scene Of the recent attompt on his life
tire tonight. six horses Of his escort
SHE'D, throwing the troopers who were
riding them. The troopers were slightly
injured.
Tbn l1raishap OCCURRED within O few
Yards Of the scene Of the recent bomb
outrage. Beyond this, no incidents, at
tended His Majesty's visit to the thea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
FRATERNITY BANQUET.
Pi Kappa Alpha Members Have
An ENJOYABLE Evening.

The banquet of the Alumni Association
and OF Ornicron Chapter, ri Kappa Alpha
fraternity at Murphy's Hotel annex last
night was most enjoya Bile affair, and Il
LASTED until about midnight.
+ Mr.. Robert Whittet. Jr.. acted as toast
master, and performed the duties In an
admirable manner. The banquet was well
served. and all the speeches were timely
and loudly applauded
Covers were laid for thirty-rve. and
about half OF those at the board were lady
friends OF the fraternity. The speaking
programme was jnterspersed with sweet
music. furnished by Messrs. Smith, Robin
SON and Hatcher.
The toasts and sneakers were as fol-
lows: "Pi Kappa Alpha Memories C.. a.
Boyce: THE Next Convention" E. P. Cox
s"Omicron Chapter ". G. Tyler; THE
Alumni" DR.. Robert a. Stewart; line
Coal" ]. P. Snead Our Sisters, 70. L.
She Hnnate. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
HAVOC OF THE STORM.

co sPsRR'ss e vat The 5uns sPs{Pss
Great storm that Ia Visited King George
here. In addition to the flood described
In this correspondence yesterday, hhll anu
wind wrought ruin IN some nelghporho999uS:.
Rev w. II. uickerson, one or the OLDEST
mon in this county, declares that inc
hall and wind far collapsed any ever known
here. AT some points not Vesthse o.
growing corn or vegetables was left IN
stones twelve hours after the storm
passed So violent was the wind that the
strongest houses tremhled and careened.
The village OF King George Courthouse
Is storm swept, and presents a picture OF
ruin, Chlmneys were torn from tho fine
old Hunter mansion there. and the Staples
Hotel was damaged, Scarcely q whole
tree remains In or about tho village, The
Courthouse yard and adjoining green are
strewn with tho limbs of trees, and near
BY stumps tell the story. The beautiful
grove Of rare ornhmehtal trees a strtoam .ns
from the Courthouse, was completely de-
moiished. A number OF ladies' ana gentle-
men were In the church while tho storm
ragged, and trees and debris had TO be
cut from abol~ their buggies and horses
Judge G, II. Ashton, who was on the
road, make q dash for tho Courthouse
reaoRed the green a large tree blew down
on his buggy and crushed II to the ground.
Ills escape from death Is regarded as q
miracle.
some residences Wore feliSyed son e
had their roof blown off
The storm was partial In Its work OF
DEVASTATION. One mile from. this place the
Totally desVoyed.i His near neaghbor,
two hundred yards distant, was not dam
aged ten cents worth, And SO 1t worked
all along the track Of tho cyclone. The
damage bylwind, hall and flood in this
county vii amount TO thousands OF dol,
lara k u sa n XIX y sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
ANNUAL CONCERT.
Opening OF the Commencement at
Blackstone Institute.
,pecial to Tho Tlmes-DIspatch

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)
B BLACKSTONE, Va, June 2--The clos
Ing exercises OF tho Blackstone Female
Institute began to-day with the morning
concert by the young ladies', An excellent
programme was effectively and efficiently
rendered. Tho participants were: Misses
D. and ]. swetnam. a. Gillian. l., Crow
ther. M. IennelIe, A. r. Jones. Willie
Clark. Edith Miller, c., Bell, g, Cole, L..
Bishop. M. Kennedy and L. Guy,
The exercises will continue through tho
remainder OF tho week, closing with tho
sermons Sunday by tho Rev, Dr. Tigert,
Of Nashville Tenn. n !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Scholarship.

N (specini to The Tlmes- DIspatoh')
BLACKSTONE, VA, June s,-Hose Academy
offers each year scholarship 70 ham ,!sm,.
man In the graduating class attaining the
highest distinetIoh This Year the scholarship
Was awarded 70 Cadet y. D. E9nes, az retelS-
burg. Va Cadet F,anes attained distinction on
every one OF his studies, graduating With an
AVERAGE OF about ninety-six per cent
Cadet T. 8, Hawkes. OF Wellylle Na Z, ear A.
competttiye dnll was appointed alternate
Roth Of these young men graduated IN the
il at IN. &c ientific courGe. h " "A A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Pastor Robinson Returns.

Rev. John l.. Robinson. pastor OF the First
ed from Boston. where, no attended the anni-
versary meetings Of the American Unitarian
Association. During the sessions, Mr.. Robin
q Liberal Faith In tho South" Mr.. Robinson
collected while there handsome Fum for
the chapel his church membership will soon
begin to build in this city Work will, DO
COMMENCED on the building this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS AND
OF THE NORFOLK AND Il

IA m ~ WIS EHTN HVTIVVFAT. - tItgI ~
Summer Excursion Tickets now on sale,
good to return until October 81, 1906,
with stop-over privileges at all stations
Descriptive pamphlet, giving n complete
list of tho resorts and boarding houses
along the line now ready for distribution
and Will be mailed to any address upon
application.
For tickets. timetables and full intor-
nation, apply to tho Richmond Transfer
Company, Ticket Agent, Byrd Street Sta
ton, or at company's office. s3s East Main
Street. John e. Wagner. City Passenger
and Ticket Agent. e. H. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
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the struggles OF the institution IN the
past, giving some inside history, as he
Ztnrnnd if.24tsiE $3.50 =S -
Toasted Women.

To s.. s. p. Patteson fell the task OF respond
Ing to the toast, Women a labor for which,
Mr.. Patteson raid. being a bachelor. he was
absolutely untitled. Ife however. succeeded
in extracting considerable humor from his fair
theme at the expense OF q fellow alumnus and
q pair OF alleged editors. one Of whom he de-
scribed as accompanying the object OF his az
lection 10 a dance, y regarding her with en-
raptured eyes all night and later printing
in his paper a poem TO pin she wore beneath
her chin. 3sSS445ste 3S
a rival editor the chance to come back at the
o-called poet with an effusion. wherein um-
complimentary words stool and fool were con-
spicuous 51&
Mr.. Patteson's address was a most happy
one and and was received with much applause
and laughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Capt. Maxwell at Hospital.

Captain w, H, Maxwell mas been confined
to his home for the past three, months. This
misstep on a mall wagon. He received a seem
ingiy slight wound ION his leg. which has
in a critical condition. yet the injury is very
serious. S3l 4 III
Fl : was removed to the Virginia Hospital
yesterday where he can be better treated than
Mt home ftfft.i ~ .s.sa3tl- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
SUMMER HOMES IN THE COUNTRY
ALONG THE LINE OF g. & o.

Under the change Of schedule, directive
June 4th, G. & O. No. is leaves Rich
mond at 7:SO A. NJ. runs to Ronceynrte.
daily to Charlottesville. and weekdays
only TO stations between Charlottesville
and Ronceyerte, Parlor car. This train
arrives at stations for summer homes ON
the Blue Ridge and Allnshanies before
the cheat OF the city, and connects at
Union Station, Charlottesville, with
Southern Railway local trains for sta-s
tons between Charlottesville, Warrsntons
ana Alexandria; also bet wcen Charlo'tes-
vile and Lynchburg; at Basic for sta.
lions on N. & w. south of Basic; at
stanton with d, g., O. for stations In
Shenandoah Valley, ana ut Roncsyerts
connection Is made Mt $3.50 r, NJ. with
the Greenbrier Division TO Durbirh W, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
new YORK TO CHICAGO
IN EIGHTEEN HOURS
J, " t,sociated Press, !,

PHI1.AppLPHIA june a-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company viii shortly establish the
fastest long distance train In the world, It
viii be q new limited between New York
and Chicago and viii make the run in eacn
dlrest!on In eighteen hours, The new train
will be established to meet the Increasing de-
lInand for faster service between the chief
commercial cities Of the country. Ia 8t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Makers \ / j |, j I, Of !.
Good Clothes {: /. Il [: (;
"a Dip in the Ocean (
Virginia Beach Tomorrow,

Only $1.S round trip on the popular
.'I'RILBY' Excursion tomorrow. spe-
cial Fast Vestibuled Train leaves Byrd
street Station at $3.50 a. NJ Through
to, Virginia Beach without change of cars.
sl.0o round trip to Norfolk and Ocean
View. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r. SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RlcH-
MOND AND PETERSBuRG.
40 CENTs-ROuNDB TRlP-4o CENTS,
Tickets good on all regular trains lin.,l
tied to date OF sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Spend Sunday
OLD POI.lN

6 800 round trip, via G. g. o. Sunday Out
!ngs. Visit the United States ships,
Trains leave Richmond $50 and . a. M.
Tho q, 8 Q. Is the only route running
two solid Sunday Outings trains through
to the seaside without change ll,0O round
trip, every Sunday. to Old Point, Buckroe,
ocean View and Norfolk.
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Martin in Washington.

United States Senator Thomas 8. Martin was
business. and will probably he there until next
Tuesday when he will speak at Winchester.
His appointments beyond that date are not
announced. -l. .t-tll aL.@. ..a.a ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
INsTlTuTE OF ELEcTRI,
CAL 4 e N0I NE ire, AsHEViLLE,
4 ii d. m Al 5'ief

For the above occasion. Southern Rail-
way will sell very low rate tickets to
5Asheyille and return, from all points on
Its lines, For detailed information. apply
to any agent of the Southern Railway,
aal Easl 81 H20 East Main Street, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
SPEND SUNDAY
AT
Ocean View and Buckroe.

500 round trip, ia G. 4 Q, E1eurs.ons,
Two fast trains. $50 and IA, ~ Zen
hours at the seaside. Three hour, longer;
Ut Ocean View than via any othyr routs,
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i. Especial to The Times Dispatoh)
y WASHINGTON, June 2,-Llcense was
granted Summerdeld Baber and Miss YER
registered at any OF the hotels, kilograms
do no good In stopping marriage hero
II the parties swear they are OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
FATHER IN PURSUIT.
Tries to Stop Marriage Of Daugh.
ter By Telegram.
,necinl IN The Times

Especial 70 The Times .Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA June q
MIA. r. Foster well known resident
OF Batesville. this county. reached the
city early this morning in quest OF his
daughter. Miss VERNE D. Foster, who. he
had reason to believe, had, eloped with a
young man of the neighborhood. MIR.
iSummerfeld Baber. Upon inquiry at
Union station here he found thata young
couple answering the description given
had procured tickets at 2:30 o'clock this
morning and left on the Chesapeake and
Ohio train for Washington. Mr. Foster
at once wired to Washington. asking the
clerk to refuse tho license MS his daughter
was under age. He also requested the
clerk to put the runaway girl under guard
and have her returned to Charlottesville.