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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Annual Tobacco Report.

Alessrs. L, 3. Vaughan and Coz, proprletors
of Gresham Warehouse. say " thfelr3 ahh '
Loose tobacco sales for the fiscal year Just
ended S.bsGG85 pounds against p2 rhals
We're Z, iii packages sold on Tobac co Exchan,se
against AZ packages so1a H. IN i chp e Or AZ.
greguted 2,5S7, i6s pounds, or an average Of soS
f. the 1sa loose nhd wa hnH
at least three fourtha have been sun, cured t
obaccos ha Aye I've years sEe and
demand FOR sun OF, air-cured. We SEQ no
reason why these aaes which are hy maf gu
say, that our market, II not tho only, Is Of ne
that show nSsn yend 10 U.S. sessSH ers
ia Va been few changes and no deaths. Out
cok fo good Th9 9rd fsa CO e ote
damage. viii, we hope. be good one. well vel
na tSFe y bass ssaa Mhoup
eNnressing our gratitude to God nsd to our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Met After Forty Years.

After forty years. MI c, n. Rash. a
member Of A. p, Hill Confederate
Camp AT Petersburg, and Mr. r. II, VIII
burn, who fought together at FIVE Forks
and surrendered together at Appomatlox
COURTHOUSE, met lost night in a Rich
nlond hotel. The recognition was instan-
famous, Neither had seen the other
q for two score years nor did either know
of the other. whereabouts. The meeting
revived many topics OF conversation, and
the Two old Vets had social nip
together in honor of the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Blacktrailed M orion.
!. (By5 Associated Fress.)

ALBU QUERQUE.. M ri, Sept. u - -
George w. 3 Barrett accused &of attempts
Ing to blackmail Paul Morton, president
OF tho Equitable Life Assurance Society.
and for whom the police have been
searching oil over the country. was ar
rested at Thornton, N. NJ. last night.
and brought here to-day on. the charge
OF insanity. Barrett. tits alleged. wrote
letters to Paul Morton demanding 5000
IN his possession were numerous letters
from big trust companies and railroad
nagnatcs showing he had attempted TO
biackmail them. He Will %bc committed
to an asylum at once. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
RAPIDM|NCREASE
ITS EARNINGS !: 4 | |. | Q. | J
Chesapeake and Ohio. 1ss,,es' Most Y,
Creditable Statement for5Ss
August. @
ARE Fighting sCALPER|s
Railroads WillgfAsk Courts to
6 bitflIandling 81 En- 5s
cursion Tickets.


Tho chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has issued tho following coirls
pnrntive statement OF earnings fore the
month OF August Just past With All
gust, 1904 iy5 Al III jS
August, 1906, gross earnings. Isl 0G7, 2S1 Oh
August, 1901, gross earnings. 1S19,7S1 20
tncrcasc ....,.,s az, 4o9 So
AUGUST, 1906, OK
penses Isl ,1G2, 769 o. tl56
August, 1904, OK fSF N III
penscs nj. q. -. ], 075, 626 b6
Increase .,.....,$ S7,1S3 o. 81 ,13S OF
Earnings net increase ......s GO, aSl
A For lily and August Of this yenrSsthe
road earned s12o,5127o net more thar =
during the Same months III 1904. Nv, }5g}1t
S5f q General Passenger Agent Ayan, OF the
Seaboard AIR Line, says that inside OF
two years his road will DO running botE
freight and passenger trains into Gin
cinnnti. probably OF, a trackage agree
ment over the Chesapeake and. Ohio from
the Big Sandy. A MI
w. W. Croxton, who has been the pas
sengcr agent for the Southern Railway
at Norfolk, VA. has been appointed
travelling passenger agent tor that road
MI. Croxton left for New York to-day
where he will have his headquarters' ~ ~:
Croxton la one Of the most popular Soul's
lo ilroad men IN this section
Tho Governors Of eight States-Virsinia'
Arkansas, Texas Tlorida, South Sa. ". =
Tina, North ,Carollnn, Maryland and Del.l-
Sware--uccepted tho Invitation OF j. =.
ytubbs, traffic director Of the Southern
Pacific to attend the opening Of the N n.
&dustrial and Agricultural Exhibit sor
+ .ouisiann and Texas products at con On
scnrd,tN. FL.
Fighting the Scalpers.
y The lines H entoring Louisville 5w WI
ask the courts for ~ standing order pro.
Sh,btting scalpers from ever AGAIN ss.
,i,nnllng any excursion tickets issued g Dr. py
tthelrallroads. .xs}5 ...sy Ss5. !,
The Baltimore and Ohio announces itlla
shcnccforth bnggage3 Insurance tickets WI ~ \
DO sold by fthe8 agents and baggas g s
q that COMPANY at Its principal ONCE l!s !,
he insurance covers losses OF all K ~,
from the time Sthre baggage leaves 'es - :
home. Is III ga n rs q q /, :, T.,
Mr.. D, p stubbs has resigned as Ed ~
sim passenger agent of tte Southern 70 F,tl'
clfic at Ialfaye La \. Z,
& e. Knox, general aseht ~
4lnbama, Mineral Division Of the me Sl>o .,
vile and Nashville at admission, q Ia IA
rns been appointed general freight re-. :, n ,.t
~ the Atlanta and West Point sRallWa J.
w,th adouarters in Montgomery t t,le
| 49, ~ ii, ~, ri y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Wnn. Lost.
Wells IS Bailcd,
(special 10 Tho riines-Dispatch.)

8 AMELIA. G.. II. Va, September 90
ASH Wells, chnrsel ~ accessory to the
poisoning OF Bony Lpscomb. and who
was arrested IN Washington and brought
I here last Sunday. was examined before
Justice J. G.. Egsleston to-day. Witnessed
for the Commonwealth only were ex-
tamIned and the prisoner was admitted
tcy bill In the sum o { 500. S5a # z III
Hon. Claude a !. Swanson and Hon.{J.
D. E;ggleston are billed TO speak hers
next Saturday. October It'll. i3a.
There VIII DO n called meeting OF Amelia
County Union American Society OF
Equity Tuesday October Sd 81 10 o'clock.
delegates from all local unions are cx.
Bpectcd to attend. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
TRAP SHOOTING.
Season Closed Yesterday-Very
Good Records Made.

The regular trap-shootiDg season Of Al
the clubs In Richmond closed TINS week,
Deep Run and Richmond ending VIII
Yesterdays shoot, while West END CLOSED
! The Weather yesterday was propltlous
for big scores and for the /, week Two !,
records were brchen. po1llttie. mage
Run Club, and W, 8. MacLelland dupiii-
Gated this score last THURSDAY at the
West End Club. Z,
regular shoot stand as records for the
SEASON. tsi 81 =. y l
LELAND Won the high gun nedal WlsAsS4u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Colored Teacher Dies.

Lille jackson, daughter OF Giles b.,
Jackson, h the colored lawyer, who died
at his residence, No. SIS North Fourth
Street this city, at 80 O'Clock Friday
evening, Will be, buried from Mt. Carmel
BAPTIST Church at 2 o'clock to-morrov'
afternoon.
she was tcncher5fn tho public schools
Of .Brookand District, Henrico county,
and was held In high esteem by the
District School Board who has furnished
high testimony OF her character and
efficiency, which Will be read among
other testimonials at the funeral to-
morrow. A large crowd will be In at
tendance, among them some OF the lead
Ing white citizens, who are friends OF
her father. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Will Write Insurance.

L Mr.. Walter W. Trevillian. who has done
s,,ch expert pitching during the base-ban
season just closed, has accepted posi-
lion with the Maryland Life Insurance
Company. and will be engaged in this
work duri1y the winter Mr., Treyilian
hopes 10 be able 10 attend the Virginia
Military Academy next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Stole Dog to Quiet Him,

a negro thief entered No yard OF Mt
10, "A, Spears, No, els East Grace street,
some time Friday night and stole POI
dog The family was aroused py me
barking Of the canine, ana q hes'o Nus Vas
neen3to disappear through q rear alley,
Irho dogs banks were hushed. and when
q search was made for him. IT was dis
covered that the thlef had stolen him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
LADY Struck By a. Car.

Mrs. Bashon, German lady living
near Fort Lee, was struck py street
car near Twenty-ninth ana >roau str s'.u',
Tr,dav morning and very painfully
bruised !. a about tho head and shoulder,
She vas taken to the office OF Dr. Car Car
Gin and her injuries treated.
Mrs. Bashon was seated In onc-horse
wagon when Car No. ll0 Of the Main ana
Broad Street line struck the. rear or t!!e
wagon, throwing the occupant out WIN
great force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
WINTERS PROGRAMME.
Number Of Addresses Before Nc
Gill IJnion-Elect Officers.

Gill UnlOn-Elect5O Objects.
Tho McGill Catholic Union VIII hold lls
annual meeting tomorrow night OCTOBER
I'd, at which tho officers FOR tine en-
suing year will DO elected, At the nome
Sixth and Franklin streets:
The reception committee. mas arrangeu
an elaborate programme for tho season
1905 and 1906, ~, ~
C,arthv Will deliver d lecture TO tho mem
bers and their gentlemen friends,
The programme for3athe season OF
10O5-1906 Is as follows: 9s gS .s,
Monday October 9th.--Address, Hon.
Monday. November 6lh.- Euchre, ladies'
Monday. December 4th,-1'nt Ter
Monday, January sth,-Musical enter
tainlnent, ladies,
er 10 be selected
Monday March bth,-Debate, McGill
Monday April 2oth.-Muslcal entertain
mcnt ladies,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Henrico Court Opens.

The grand jury OF the Henrlco County
Circuit Court will convene tomorrow
morning, There are many indictments
to be found. The petit jury has also been
summoned, and several cases of interest
are to come before the jury.
Teachers of Tuckahoe School District
In Henrlco county received their salaries
for the first month of the session. from
Treasurer w, j. Todd yesterday morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
FREDERICK'SI APPLE. CROP
EVEN BETTER THAN USUAL |.
lsnnc,nl h The Times -Dispa tel

rs (spccial to The Times. Dispateh,) . u
WIN CHESTER, Al, september ID IN :,
to estimates made to-day by many ?; &c OF :
the leading fruit growers VII ~ ~ !a Irs.
than the crop last year BY $lo,ovV; rru
yty this fall will harvest one hundred an 2.
4 sixty thousand barrels. with g. money lii,
value to the farmers of about $3.50, co.,, 'Ine
fruit Is now being shipped by car-l;o3aatuas
TO the Northern and Eastern marhcts'
and a largo share is exported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Had Right to a Pistol.

After producing his papers to prove his
claim to being a detective and having q
legal right to carry a revolver. MI n NJ,
Biand Of the city, was released in po-
lice court yesterday morning Of the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
lie was arrested lnte Friday night by
Cnicer Jones, and for short while was
locked up on the charge above. He was
later released on bail. and yesterday
morning was dismissed In court after he
had prove his assertions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Driver Seriously Hurt,

Thomas Gillian, negro driver Of q
mule cart. was very seriously injured
yesterday afternoon, AL the foot of Sec
ond Street he drove his cart over an
embankment fifty feet high, The cart
and animal turned a someralult IN the
air and the whole lot fell on Gillam. He
was bruised about the body and his face
badly cut. Or. Pitt, OF the ambulance,
responded to q call, and after treating
the mans injuries, carried him to his
home, No, 5O2 Nyrth Second Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Shaw in Danville.

Especial to The Times Dispatch3
DANVILLE VA, Septcmbcr 3o.-Ihe
local Republicans are making extensive
preparations for the visit Of Secretary
Shaw, who will speak at, the Academy @
Music here next Tuesday night, Secre-
ftary Shaw will remain over IN DanYl!le
until noon Wednesday,. X l. TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Want a Bill Raiser.

chief of, Police Werner is in receipt OF
q letter from the Chief of Police OF
Terra Haute. Ind. warning him 70 ne on
the watch for II man whose business % !. -
~ s,s,lf,,lly raise 81 bills to the denomina-
lion Of 81 bills. The man IL said to have
headed In this direction. and y ne y
captured the Indiana authorities want 70
Interview him. e. Il En- J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
m. VvlTTEs MADE "A COUNT;
PEACE aTREATY'S SIGNING
lRy Assoeinted Press.l

ST. PETERSBURG, September S,--M.
Witte has been created a count. Though
n. IVYtte had expected to return to- ST,
Petersburg to-day at the Invitation Of
Emperor Nicholas ne remained to lunch
On board the imperial yacht Polar Star,
returning TO st, Petersburg this evening.
Owing To the absence OF the Emperor,
It IS announced that the peace treaty
VIII not be signed Until tlllS enc of next
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Want Second Station Again.

There Is a demand by the merchants
between Seventh and Fourth Streets and
between Marshall and Broad Streets. for
The rc-establshment Of tho Second Follco
Station Mt Sixth and Marshall Streets
For some time there has been cons!dera-
hle talk Of the re-estnblishment OF tho
station and the. need for such step Is
;aid to be demonstrated by the more
frequent thefls in this vicinity since INC
moving away Of the station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Eugene Debs to Speak.

(Speclal to The TlnltS- DIsPIttl,JI 49,
W1NsToN-sALEM, n. o.. scpttem,I'b e
Coleman OF the Columbia University,
Washington, y. c.. and Eugene ". ,Dlcbs.
candidate for President In 1904 VIII ad-3
dress the Socialist 5conventlo m Green's
5boro on the night or October nth. Other
prominent speakers are expected 10 DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Thirty THOUSAND / ! ] !.
THROWN OUT OF WORK ||l|'
A Lockout BY Three Of the Great
est Electrical Companies
in Berlin.
(By Associated Press. }

BERLIN, September 3O.-A lockout in
three OF the greatest electrical 3 COM
panies in Berlin began this afternoon. It
affects all the factories Of tho Allgemcine
the Sicmens-Halske and the Slemens-
Schuckert companies, except one lamp
factory, and throws about 3S,0O0 workmen
out of employment.
AS yet tho trouble has not affected the
entire electrical industry, but 1t shows
signs Of spreading. $.g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
-Four Men Drowned.
(By Associated Press,3

Y SAVANNAH, GA., Sept. 30.--Ihe slug
collided With steam launch from ono
Of the dredges Of the Atlantic Gulf and
Pacific Dredging Company. Thomas sal
vidgc one Of the four men aboard INC
bunch was drowned, The others Wof"
rescued by the tug 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
TREASURER WINSTON
TAKEN SUDDENLY I'LL

Mr.. ]. b, Winston treasurer or Tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, was taken suddenly III while
at Elba Station at noon Yesterday. A
hurried call was sent for the ambulance
and Or, Pitt responded. Mr. Winston
was already In charge OF Dir. G. r..
Robins and he was taken to Memorial
Hospital for treatment. His lines is not
thought to be serious, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Rehearse for Atonement Day.

rho Chairman OF tho Music Committee
of Beth Abahah Temple Wishes to notify
all members of the volunteer choir OF
held at the temple Tomorrow evening
at q clock. AIlfthose who participated
during tho summer and others .deslring
rehearse music for tho Afternoon service
j OF he Atonementi Day, 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Big Tobacco Shipments.
1snnclalto rhe rImes. pIspa.tch.1

Especial to The TImes Dspnt ch.)
ss5 WINSTON SALEM. n. C.,sS September
3O.-The shipments of manufactured to.
bacco this month aggregated 1926 S3s ~
pounds This Is an Increase OF 3.32) IL
pounds over September, 1904, the figures
Z for that month being 2.273, oos. The leaf
tobacco sales on the local market this
month aggregated 5s9.725 pounds. bringing
s37, 5C529, average Of $3.50 per hundred
pounds. sgs8z d. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

THE skirt falls in graceful folds
finished around the bottom. in deep
points, falling over quillings Of the
Val. and Chantilly, lace upon which
is sprayed silk wild roses Of a@large
pattern. Three French folds Of the
silk ed ge the lace flounce.
s. A picture hat Of pink crushed vel
vet with shaded plumes. 4:s35s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
COX-COMBS

One Of the most beautiful flowers for
table decorations are Cox-Combs, Their
brilliancy WIN last several weeks, and
they are very little trouble. Mark Thomp-
son, tho popular florist, viii deliver any
quantity you desire, Phone 495k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
NEW YORK is TO HAVE A
THIRD TICKET I'm FIELD
lBy Associated Press.l

(3y Associated Press,)
"A NEW y Olsle, September Goa state
.ment was issued tonight ny Judge SAM
ruel Seabury. G. AUGUSTUS liayiiand,
Judge John Palmer. Joseph Glileran and
Melvin a Paliser, Of the Municipal
ownershI League, that It had been de-
solded to place q third municipal ticket
In tho field,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
COLLECTOR FOR VIRGINIA
WHO HAS BECOME BLIND
4F5 49, --s .Iffl
CIV Associated Press

4 DETROIT MICH, September S0.--At
to- nights session of tho Railroad y, NJ,
G. A.. a $500 collection was taken UP for
the benefit of John Coldwell the (. NJ.
c, A. general secretary Mt Clifton Forge
Va, who has been stricken blind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
SCI RETARY WILSON is
TO SPEAK in RICHMOND
1gnaolal 10 Nhe Timesr pIspatci.l

Especial to The Times plspatci,.)
tnrv Wilson to-day accepted IN invita-
t ion to address the National Association
Of Of ,Colorod Agricultural and Mechanica g!
Colleges and other mat'fHslons neyo'GIu
ichmond. Yn. pecemheg S7th 18th and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Goldslnitl,-Hirsh,

(specIal to The Vimes- Dlspatch)
TREbERl CKsBuRG, "a, september
so--Mr Joseph n, Goldsmlths q, J pro q,
and Miss I4enu Hlrsch, of Beaumont,
tj.as.S We're married Thursday in the
Temple Emanuel III this city. a reoep-
8tIon followed. After an extended Weo.
ding trip, they vii reside mere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Capital City League.
!, Monroe vs.. E1ba.

Tic Monrocs defeated the Elbas mt For.
est Fill by a score BE- 8 to 8. rho feature
Keith with two mdIi On base, winning
tho game. ~ NJ * II Y! n
6 Score by innings: W. II r. HE.
AfGnroc .............,0 o041O o K 8 Il
Elba .................0l IOcts1I0 o. 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Raes ana Rees; Elba.
Bauer md Shelton. s$t. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

In description, this is princess
gown, in shade delicate pink Ban
zai silk over pink taffeta. The cor
sage is sllirred at the waist line and
has a yoke of white Chantllly lace
outlined with hand-wrought wild
roses of the silk narrow Val. lace
forming the !centers. The sleeves are
alternate puffs and ruffles Of lace
and silk. Il So Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
a SOUTHERN RUMOR.
Reported That Assistant Division ;''l
Counsel in N. C. Will Resign.

4 COunsel9ln N. =. VIII KeS1gll. "a
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch NJ
Il ciRI1ENSBO ORC, N. c., September Co.
yhc announcement this evening that W
Il. Rodman, B Of Cha rlottc, had III been ap-
rolEtcd division counsel OF me So 2ult
eced Charles Price, who died Thursday.
Vas received here with lncetdulity. until
later reports apparently confirmed tho
news. rho now appointee lisa able younE
inwver. who has not given up his res
;lencc In washington. and has been IN
Inc service Of the Southern but q short or
while, /.
nat everyone Of tho older assistant dlVl-
son counsel Of the Southern u. the s ''
viii resign, effective January Isl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
! clarence Coleman took

iout IL to, while Clarence Coleman TOOK y:
III iiaah meh,ber has frol,, ono to I'VE W.
7 N.Ins 81, this hnndsbmo bn ge,, but ne
8finn contest lies between MT. w. e. idcc Y
Ejorti,a ,5sesidc gof !hn t:lmh anu &. 4;
s1sak Of, eaGh iihVlhg wins hls w ~ W |,
Ia decided I'LL SO targets on next satnr.
,iay nttic to,irnnI1ie,,t or !, .nG !,
ellis, which will be the nat$ sl nc nv
'eS m siin or tic club 10 ttrrnngo th99
pfopfirline for this shoot VIII re- naa
Moi,daY,n nt l1a w = +
tpr.. b. H. 11ilsinnt, won tho l,nrdaonG9
PARKER gun donated to the West ll y;
Gin Club by Parker Bros, on the T.. gaont
score OF 90 per cetit. handicap ollo e.S y. a
sS5ltigh average for the scnson 80 so.a
piece from 11lchinonl Gun t5llll ", s ooss'
I'd Nv. b q. Mhul1Gllnnds Il I I, A..
Highest average for tho mont, q. q nG3
tcnber 50 snd from he ~. !,
GlIyp, %tls ,Yot, BY ] AZ, anderson wy
'll,fha aeason has been the most prosne,ri,,
Gus for yearst all the CLUBS cl2' . ~
mn excellent nttcndancc. NIX \. IL,
sfI,rhe crate Of 51sdwelser beer, donalea ~
iNfrtI'rnnl anthony, was. open u on on ~. ~,
Eruuntls at the closn Of tho evening r. 'll ~
enjoyed BY each nonlber.nf the ci iul,. !,
The Deep Rum Hunt CUB $ scores - -
ri ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

1ncroaso ...........,s IA, 4o9 So
August, 1906, OK Z
y penses ..j......S1 1G2, 769 5S yS
August 1904, OK
penscs AZ (. I. !. \, !, o75, 6a6 &C
Increase s71s3 o. s713s OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Brookland VS.. SIIoboes,

At Brookland Park tho I,rooklands and
l1Ioboes played two games, the FIRST going
10 Brookland by q scorc Of 8 to 2. Tho
second being tie. ~ & l55 & ,s. Is hi
First game: 8535 r. II. u.
BiooNiund .........,..5 Q @ 2 o. o. s . NJ
Hoboes ...s..............0 l Q 05tA0-2 9 2
Datterlcs-Br ookland. nj. Wilkinson aud
Gates: Iiobocs, Waters and Smms, i
SECOND game: RH. u.
.Brookland ..........0 0 q 0-1 "a 9
Hobocs . . v. {. I. III o Q o.. s
Batteries Brooklnnd, NJ Wilkinson and
Gates; 1Iobocs. Cohcan and Morgan.
Standing of the Clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Mr., King Improved,
Mr.. JEFF. d. King, who has been III for
some weeks Mt the Memorial Hospital, Is
now very much improved. 5i@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Locustdale Won.

Especial to The 1imes-D lspatch)
ORANGE, VA. September @.-Lncust-
dalo won from Culpeper in q hard-fought
football game by the score Of II to .,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

2slh Fhc Sinvl!ntlon was rendered BY
5sfy y' Ill Il. Wrlssifi, fbresiient u the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Richnlonders in New York.
fsnecial to Tho Times Dlspatch,)
NEW YORK, September a0.-Nnrllngton
Mrs. s. Hamilton, Seville-Miss Sle-
Cnn1 IA ee53 ~ ttt te We If,