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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

the pronienades and squares Of the city
| are the Nikola Boulevard, beside the har-
Dor, with q bronze statue Of the Due De
Richelieu; the Cathedral Square, with the
monument OF Prince Voronzoff; the Cath
arlne Square, Will, q monument OF the
Empress Cathnrne IL; the Alexander
Park, with Il pillar In honor OF the EN-
peror Alexander II. Among tho Greek
churches are the Cathedral Of sobor1ia1a
Church built in 1794-1s4s. The other
buildings and Institutions Of the city com
prise the Town Hail, tho Voronzoff Pal
nee. the Archiepiscopal Palace, the PUP
lie Library, the chief passenger railway
station the university. the large ana
splendd town theatre, tho postotiicc the
custom house. the Institution for Noble
| Ladies', the barracks, etc. The univer-
| sity, founded In 1864, as Il development OF
| tho Richelieu gymnasium, has large
| library, muscuins, an Observatory etc .Ss
There arc numerous other educatlonal IN
Institutions Of different kinds anu graoes'
Including several technical schools Ihere
are also hospitals, an orphanage, q found-
Hing institution and Il ARCHAEOLOGICAL IN
| fstitute. ,rranlways nrd omnibuses facll-
Iitatc internal communication; the town
lis well supplied with water from the
| Dniester, and is electrically lighted. Inc ne
lharbor, which is protected on the Sol III q.
cast by q long mole, with q lighthouse e.
1.-the end, and Dy a preakWatei, $50 =
several sections, separated by shorter
inolcs and has floating dock. The port y,
lis usually lee bound for a few days IN
winter, but an ice-brcaker Is now ,, IN use
10 keep 1t open. Strong batteries pro
l feet the harbor basins from seaWaru az :.
Itacks. Odessa is the chief grain export 'enst
ling seaport OF Russia. Other articles o.
export are sugar, timber, -four, oil -se e,
and oil-cake. beans, peas ana hsh, L.le
|
ricultui5,l implements and machinery, iron
and steel and raw cotton. The chief IN
dustrlal establishments are the sugar !, re- :,
fnerics, flour mills. oil mills, englneerlns
works. tanneries. tobacco factories, soap
works, jutc works, breweries, etc. does.
ga, named utter Odessus an ancient
Greek settlement on this site. dates prn :;
tlcally5 from the Turkish castle o. hnaaa
Bcy. built in the fifteenth century anu
cantured by the Russians In 1883. Odessa
was bon,bardcd during the crlmean WAT var
The population Of the citSl is 400, W ~ =
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Organize Uniformed Rank.

Thirty-lye members Of Myrtle Lodge.
No. ~, knights OF Pythias. met in
Thompson's Hall last night and organ
lied uniform rank, TO be known as
Richmond no. l.. Mr.. John Nv, starkc
was elected captain. and the other officers
ars nj 'ooW McPherson sos seeond.Iisu-
tenant; G. s. Francis. recorder; j. III.
Dickerson. treasurer; G. G.. Reeves,
guard: Alexander Brown, sentinel n
commissioned officers at a Meeting to be
held next Thursday night, when tnstruc-
lions will I've had from Ma5or-Gcncral
Turner. OF Norfolk.
This Is the only uniform rank Of
Pythians In Richmond.
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to tie dead sailor.
The newspapers have, suspended PUBL
cation and all regular life and business
are at standst!ll.
RUSSIAN SAILORS
AT LIBAU REVOLT
Bloody Conflict Ensues, But Re
suits Are Observation-Disclosures
Excitement.
(By Associated Press.)

~ r. i . !
ElBAu, GOVERNMENT OF coUR-
LAND. RUSSIA. June 2s.-The Russian
sailors here muunied last night, attack
ed the government stores, seized the
arms and fired into the officers quarters.
Infantry. artillery and Cossacks were
brought TO the scene Of the lighting, but
The result Is not known. Intense excite
ment prevails here.
Llbau is an important seaport in the
government Of Courland, on the Baltic.
on narrow strip of land between the
sea and small lagoon. Ii has rapidly
increased In recent years and became an
important center of Industry az vel! as
of trade. a great naval harbor has been
constructed and ship building, especially
OF ocean steamers. Is carried on. 1t ex-
ports grain. linseed. flax, hemp, timber,
and imports colonial produce, manufac-
tured goods, Goals. etc. The popula tion
Of the city Is Gi,545.
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TIED BY NECKS
Nine shot DOWN
Continued From First Pngeo

III
guilty. still there were many who did
not believe So.
Rich Robinson said It was all right. SO
far as he was concerned, but that three
more negroes were in the Holbrook muir
der. He named Sidney Norris, Jim Tay-
lor and Wiley Durham as the three i'm
plicated These negroes had been IN
+jail before on this charge. and had been
released after full investigation by the
committee.
The other prisoners did not open their
mouths during the march to their doom.
All Nine Shot.
After the prisoners had been tied to.
the fence posts tho mob lined UP and
fired five yolleys into their bodies, All
died without struggle with tho exccp-
tIon OF ] oc Patterson, a negro, who was
charged with pointing gun at Albert
Ward. Patterson was shot several times
In the body, but was alive after the mob
left and will recover.
y Aycocks body was fairly riddled with
shot A great hole was torn through
bis heart and another through his right
breast. af
! The mob left quietly after doing Its
work. and none Of Its members came
! towards Athens. 1t Is believed hat the
/ men we're from neighboring counties, as
the report was brought to Watkinsville
Yesterday afternoon by A.. N. Bostwick,
Of Morgan county. that mob would
likely attack the jail last night. This
rumor, however, was not given much
attention, since so many Of its kind ::;ad
come before. Sheriff OVERLY was on his
farm yesterday afternoon, and he. was
not notified by Mr.. BostWick,
| Tn fact the purpose of the mob was
occ omnlished SO quietly that the sheriff,
Who lives mile from the jail knew
nothing of the occurrence until this morn
4 ing. ana the residents OF Watkinsyille
were taken connpl etely by surprisc. q.
The people Of Oconee county are horri-
fled at the occurrences. They had borne
curing the evidence against the IIolbrook
murderers and had agreed to let the
| law take its course,
People Mortified.
| Tho impcllng cause Of the lynchlng
without doubt was the ATTEMPTED crln'i-
! nal assault by Sandy Price, which eX-
| cited tho people all 3oyer!thl section,
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OBITUARY.
David 7, Grubbs.

David IT, Grubbs died June 2sth a. ms
home near walnut Grove Hanover ccu1'-
ty; He was sixty ey, years we're % Conducted
g Sie at Walnut Ia Grove Baptist Church.
Scion T. HARDWOOD.
Scion T. Harwooq died Jn ~ e.: ss i n a. :
Middleton 9. wife tT Ton ss1g Har anu j.
son sS ronH R hinr Miss iarwood
MRS n thi EFe ei1x al and Edwin S. Harwoou u
], Harwood, OF Washington was was His
pr Ir. Harwood was formerly citizen Of T
A. The funeral will be from the 9me %, 90
his sister, Mrs. Frank l3a ptilsI .t w.
North Twenyininth s,tee @il ' be IN Holy.
wood cemetery.
Mrs. Minnie M. Kenly,
night { at No. 1906 beverly street; the resi;
dcnce Of her parents Captain NJ. =, anu NJ
Anna n Brown; Z. ~ &, 4 : 40
ana nef IS suryl w BY i've Gl,as
n KAN Mrs Carrie s., Smith, Mrs. Chas.
*, Bernicchi Misses Anna and Bessie II
H HTown Tne Se51s it, take 'n pase
the residence on! Saturday.
Mrs. Della Eddie Lipscomb.
Mrs. Della Eddie Llpscomb, widow OF
John, O. Lips onlb. died "Wednesday T.
I ternoon at Ais o'clock at the Retrea Z lor
the Sick She had been III "a long tlme.
The funeral will take place this N o ~ !.
Ing at ii o'clock from Central Metho3di,s e
Church, Manchester. 1nternlent VIII pc
in in. Maury Cemetery; Is
Mrs. Sarah Spilman Kinkaid,
Mrs, Sarah spilman Kinklard died yes
terday at A. NJ. In Galyesto Texas
She was the wife OF Mr.. w, 3. ltlnkfaro'
w. T, Caps,
Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. June 20,-Mr WASH
8ington Tazewcll Capps, one of the best
known citizens, and largest land holders
IN this section, died last night ut ll:4S
o'clock, at Oakland his home near Lam
bert 8 Point aged 76 years.
Mr.. Camps was born on KNOTS Island,
North Carolina. and was the youngest
Of a large family. y.
In early hoyhood he moved TO- Norfolk
and engaged In the mercantile business,
in which he attained splendid success.
He was a hard ware merchant, and was
a member Of the following firms Alien
Rose and Caps, and w. 7 capps 8 co,
His first wife was Frances Anne Bern
ard, the daughter Of Rev, Oyerton Bern,
ara, ar Portsmouth, Ya., and the adopted
daughter Of John Talbot, Ills secopd
\ T!fe was Mrs. Agnes 2, Smith. Of Char
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troyed. The Office of tho port adj
ministraton, the stores Of the Pan
Russian, Koshkin and Russian COM
panies and many private cstablisll-
mcnts, and a great number OF wood
yards have been burned, and the fire
is now consuming long lines of rail-
road cars, containing cargoes I'M
loaded from foreign ships. Many
ships succeeded in leaving the harbor.
1.-THE surviving officers Of the battle
ship Kninz Potcmkine number II
instead of eight. A number Of them
were set ashore to-day by the
mutneers. They confirm the details
of the mutiny cabled to the Asso-
ciated Press yesterday"
The body of Omiltchuk to-day va:
again taken on board the Kniaz Potem
kline from which n delegation Of the
crew, headed by the chaplain visited TIL
of the Odessa military ant
asked him to accord q military funera
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FOREIGN CONSULS
ASK FOR WARSHIPS
lEy Associated Press. i

( ODESSA, June 2s--rhe crew Of a gov
ernment transport which arrived here
to-day from Eikolief, mutlnied. seized
their officers and Joined the crew Of the
battieship Kniaz Potemklne. TO whom.
they turned over the captain and other
officers Of the transport.
It ID reported that the foreign consuIs
have applied to their respective govern
ments to send warshIps to Odessa.
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JURY WILL ACQUH
L|PsCOMB TO- DAY
CONTINUED From First Page

Continued From First Pase.) 80
Holmead in November, 1899. that II he
Lipscomb) did not get 5000 at once hs
would be ruined man."
Wien asked about the 81, 0D0 note, which
Holmcad testified Fields gave Llpscomb
in the formers Office the witness said
that Fields gave him the not to get
changed. He did not think anything OF
the incident at the time. but 1t has since
turned out that 1t was trap laid by
Fields for the purpose Of making trouble
for him. Lpscomb.
Fill 1t Is expected the case will 20 to the
general Impression that the verdict VIII
be acquittal, 1t is believed that the pros
ecuting has failed to establish proof OF
crim!na. financial relations between Lip
scomb and Fields.
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Got Entire Suit Of Clothes.

The police OF tie Firat District were
q o'clock that thief had entered the M
flee Of sheiburne's warehouse at Twelfth
ana Canal Streets and stolen an entire
HAit of clothes left there by one OF the
employee. In tho pockets Of The clothes
was d valuable ring and a few dollars.
The thief was traced for several Squares.
and II IL supposed he siuded tho officers
by going To Manchester.
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Swept BY Flames,

tspecial 10 The Times Dispatch)
$3.50 p. M.-Another untimed dispatch
received this morning from Odessa, and
which may have been delayed by the
authorities says:
."rhe mutincers Of the hattleship
Kniaz Potemkinc sim hold the ship
Rear Admiral Krpger's squadron has
not arrived here.
A great fire Is destroying the ship
ping In the harbor, and the buildings
along the shore. and in the streets
a continuous rattle Of small arms
is heard The military everywhere
are shooting Into the crowds, which
arc panic strickep and madly rush
ing hither and thither for shelter.
The number OF victims Is large
IA state OF seige has been declared
IN the city The confiagation Is
sweeping along the harbor front the
sailors and strikers refusing 70 per-
mi, attempts 70 extingnlSh tie
flames, Three uninsured ships OF tho
Pan Russian Company have been desr
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WHOLE BLOCK FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
(Continued IRON First Page.)

(ContUued IRON rl1sl ra6e'l 5all
subcommittee d rough sketch Of al build
Ing, modelled In a general way after his
plan which your body has had under con- CON
sideratlon.
The approximate cost Of such q building,
Mr.. Bryant figured. would amount, COM
plete with furniture and equipment, 70
the sim Of s2S7, Gsi for a three,story ana
ia sement building, or tho sum OF S3?S, i33. 70
for a four.story and basement bulldlne
y Al this meeting also q letter was pre-
sen.ed from j. Thompson Brown a GO.
bringing to tho attention o. the slbcofn-
mittee Two sites for which they urged con-,
federation. Nothing WAS doEe y rega az
10 the communica ton AZ tlis ntotlng 3allu,
On motion. an ,adJournment was taken 20
Wednesday, Mayg51st 1900.
on this last mentioned uay your SUD
committee again met, pursuant 10 lts al
journment. with AL the meannss's presGnt.,
Mr.. Leroy il. Brown appeared by VITA
tlon and submitted In writing an offer 70
deli 10 tho city tho property known as he
iWoman's College and certain .iols ndJa-
cent thereto. as shown upon me plat AZ {,
rstl,rned as part Of this report. =, IN,
NJ 'J3rowfl then retired and the SUD
cn,nmitfee went into executive session.
yn.r siIhcommittee thercup0n 1,rst TOOK
IN Tor iinal consideration Inc question ~
TIE site commonly known az tHe5 foIu ?
Hotel Cite land was OF the OPINION, coIi.
siderlng tho cost and all auesi lons, 81 g
iiis site was ifl1practicable nnd nnl abss
adapted to The needs ~ INC flSy., q Fsss'
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DEATHS.

GORDON. Died, at her resldence, 1929
Ashland Street, Thursday June 18th, at
1o:ss A. NJ. LAURA n. GORDoN.
Funeral notice later.
K4NKA j; Ga Sins lAK Ksx:i
sPILMAN KINKAID, wIfenof ". b.
Klnkad, In her forty-sevcnth year. q
I, Z I 1,sroMR-Mrs. DELLA EDDIE LIPS
i i111t6M13 widow OF John G. Lipscombi
& died at the Retreat for the Sick We'd
nesday afternoon. at AIS O'Clock, after
lingering illness, in the ifty.flrst year
= F me THIS tFrlday) MORNING
at III O'Clock from Central Methodist
Church. Manchester lnterment Maury
'i Baltimore papers please copy.
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FACTS ABOUT TOWN
WHERE MEETINGS. ON

Odessa. the leading city IN Southern
Russia, Is seaport in the government Of
khersoh on the Black Sea, between tho
mouths Of the Dnieater and Dnieper.
abPut $50 miles south Of ST, Petersburg.
ranking as tie fourth city Of thG empire.
J. Ia batlt principally Of stone and Is
thoroughly molern IN appearance Among
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Bank BUYS Property,

The Mechanics Savings Bank OF the
lard and Bagby, real estate agents, the
modern throe,story, brick building at No,
40 East Broad Street. lle purchase
Fse MAS pnla MAS bought AZ an
yestmepE s4s s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
STATE OF WAR is
EXISTS AT ODESSA
Cruiser saratoff Burned ~ De-
parture of Squadron Delayed.
Scenes in the Town.
(ByAssociated Press.)

ST, PETERSBURG June so, 3:45 ~ NJ.
The Emperor has issued the following
ukase. addressed to the ruling Senate:
an order to guarantee public safety
and to terminate the disorders at
Odessa and neghboring localities we
have found 1t necessary to declare
state of war in Odessa and district
and to Invest the commander Of the
troops in the military district OF
odessa with the rights Of military au
thorlty and special rights of civil ad-
mlnistration for the defense Of order
and public tranquility"
1t Is reported that the volunteer heet
cruiser Saratoff mas been burned al
Odessa Admiral kruger's squadron Is
expected to arrive ut Odessa tonight.
His orders a.&, TO yummon the knaz
Jotemkine to surrender, and upon her re-
fusal to sink her, after which he Is TO
assist in restoring order in the town.
A dispatch which arrived here THIS
morning from Sabastopol announced that
81 squadron OF battleships, the TIL SWAT
itella. Sinopc and Rostlslaw. with q cruis-
err and several torpedo boats only started
for Odessa last evening. This explains
the non-appearance OF the squadron az
Odessa but 1t IS difficult to CONJECTURE
the reasons for delaying departure two
duyS AZ SCcn IL SiiA1SpI IN''N>N'
Hundreds Killed.
June % 1850 P. M:-shortly after noon
m untimed dispatch was received here
rcporting that complete anarchy reigned
nj odessa. The Inhabitants were panic
stricken :ind were huddled together in
thet houses. The streets were filed with
frenzled workmcn, fighting the troops.
rThe warehouses, quays and some OF the
shippine In the harbor We're In names.
The correspondent Of the Associated
press who forwarded this dispatch. had
10 make his way to the telegraph ONCE
through dense smoke. which covered the
city Ike a pail He heard vollles every
few minutes. In the darkness the mon
was beginning tile work OF p!llase and
nlunder indicating that the dispatch was
MED last night, but was delayed by the
authorities. The correspondent added
TINT blue. Jackets, with machine guns
had been landed from the batteship
Kniaz PotemkIne, In the hands Of the
n,,tIneers, and they fought with the
strikers behind barrleades against the
troops, Hundreds were killed and the
streets were crowded with wounded
There were rumors, the correspondent
also said, that some or the soialers ha'
Joined the mutinous sailors IN nGhtins
against the troops, but ne was uhapi'
to confirm this report
The correspondent said nothing aDou
the arrival at Odessa Of the whrship
commanded by Vice-Admiral Kruger, bu
dispatch from Sebastopol says the bat
leship Georgi l3obiedodnosetz and IN
,ruiser Griden have started Tor odessa'
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Edward r. Jennings.

F,lwafd X. Jennings. Of No, g1 South
Frst Street. died Wednesday morning, In
tha thryt-hftii year Of hiE age.
The funeral Was from the house yes.
terday. lnierment beins IN Holly WOOD
.GeMeleIX,
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Mattress on Fire,

4 An alarm Of fire was sounded from * g
q clock last night, An old MATTRESS in a
residence was on fire. The blaze was
eXtingushed In a few minutes and the
damage Ii trlflinG. u. 81
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Robert B. Oliver.
4 (SpecIal to The Times- Dispa &c

y BOWLING GREEN. VA, June 81.
Robert 3. Oliver. Deputy Sheriff OF Car
oline county. died at his home near
Balty this morning at i've o'clock. in
the roth year Of his age. after an illness
OF SIX weeks. He was married twice, his +
first wife being Miss Ellis Newton, who
lived only n year, His last wife was Miss /.
Lulie Wright, to whom he was married
about three months ago who survives
Z him.
He leaves one sister, Mrs. Jane Burruss,
OF. this county. He Is the last male ler-
Der OF the Oliver family. OF this county.
He was soldier In the Confederate
army, serving IN Company S.9 Nlntn z
Virginia Cavalry.
81 The funeral will take place Mt Wright's
Chapel Friday. and the burial will bcsin
the family grounds at the chapel.
Mrs. M. ". Hardaway.
Especial: to The Times Dispat ch.)
CREWE VA, Juno 2s..-Atrs- Mary
Virginia Hnrdaway. wife OF Captain J. 4
w. d IIardawaY, died Wednesday evening
after short Illness. having been taken
suddenly Ill at the same hour the night
before. She was in her fifty-oghth year. z.
and was a consistent member OF the Meth
-odist Church.
She leaves, besides her husband. five
daughters-AIrs. II. B. Harvey, Mrs. f. u.
Il Dunn, = MISSES Alice, 5lIllllan n ana e. E4nh
Hardaway; two sons-Alessrs. T1aloWell
and Howard Hardaway.
Fl. c. Cooper.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
ROANOKE. VA..3June 29.-Alr. II. c.
Il Cooper. prominent farmer, Of Roanoke
county, died this morning from kidney
trouble. aged 90 years. he Ia survived by
his wife and eleven children.
S. T. Thompson.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
ROANOKE. VA, June 29.-Mr. Samuel
II. Thompson died this morning, a ged fifty
six years. He Is survived by his vito
ana three children. He was brother
OF Dr.. Thompson, of Franklin: DR.. W. NJ.
Thompson Of Culpener.
Julius Joel.
Especial to The T!mes-D lspatch)
ROANOKE, VA, June 29.--Mr. Julius
Joel, ono of Roanoke's most worthy
citizens, died early this morning. He
was native OF Prussia, but had been
here for forty-flve years, and lost an
arm while fighting on the Confederate
side In the battle of the Wilderness. He
is survived by his wife and four
children, ;gF 5s % 5sss'
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5lottesvllc, Va. who survives him, to-
gcther with three children by tho first
marriage: John Talbot capps, Mrs. John
D. Cooper. Jr.. and Admiral w. L. Caps.
After the war Mr.. capps engaged In
trucking and continued that to about
twca.y yeart; ago. when tic retired from
all business and devoted his time to
looking after his valuable estate
His homo is In the city limits OF Nor
folk. on Lnmbert's Point. and contains
about seventy acres.
He was In every respect n sclf-nlade
man. and what he has left behind is a
monument to his sound business judg-
mcDt for thought and Industry.
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,R,e.rfy,a Tor eIo.hes.o.

III u
A bird In tho hand is worth
two In the bush-but w b ats,
the matter with taking tho
bush and allsthe birds on it2
BIRD NO. /.
Boys hiq b grade Wash Suits
that were $3.50 and $500
Now ST 80. ".
That were $500 and $500
X Now $3.50.
BIRD NO. 2.
Boys and Girls Sailor Hats
at just one-half pricesl
BIRD NO. 8.
soc andI7Bc Horiery-12 1-2c.
Every p air Of season-old'
hali-hose has been put on the
table at 1890.
Ons man bought thirty five.
pair yesterday.
BIRD NO. 4.
Our Negliaee Shirts nt$1.oO
(see big window). ii IS.
BIRD NO. 5.
These high-grade low shoes
at $3.50.
BIRD No. 6.
Two piece summer suits Of
quality-S12.BO.
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Spend Sunday
Ocean View, Buckroe.
and Pine Beach.

$500 round trip. via G. and o. eXcur.
sions. Two fast trains. $3.50 and 8 A, n.
Ten hours at the. seaside, Three hours
longer at Ocean View than Via any other
route. Three trains July 4th,
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longer at Ocean View than Via any other
route Three trains July 4th,
FOURTH OF JULY HoLlDAYS-SPE,
E. .clAL RATES VIA g. a o. IN. n
For tho 4th of July holidays the Chess
n peake and Ohio will sell tickets be ween
ali stations at greatly reduced rates.
which tickets will be on sale July 1st.
Sd, sd and 4th, with final limit Of w 9TH
Tho following round IT p rates VIII APP
ply between stations named; 4, X
Richmond and Fort Monroe.,,,,,.,..
Richmond and Ocean Yiew..i.,,,.... 80
Richmond and Norfolk..,...,,,,,,...,., $50
Richmond and Virginia Beach,,.,-., a,16
Richmond and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,CO
SPEND THE FOURTH
elong the line of the Southern Railway
Tickets on sale July lst to 4th, inclu,
slva. at greatly reduced rates return llmtN3
July Sth M $
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'rh,s reouest was granted, and the ~.
= 10 cnnmittee went into executive
session SCI. To- consider the request Of tno
Water Committee as to the. flume {, app = q
priaton, The committee made mac the apa
preparation, but did not tako " from e' II tiic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

Your subcommittee herewith !, returns % III,
lion on Il II has Obtained In regard to the mat,
ter, and now asks thnt5it b. dlscnhttse,a
from further considcration Of the supoec'.
Respectfully submitted, ,,,,a,,ne
. BARTON H.3&GRuNDLY,
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II. c. Cooper.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
ROANOKE. VA, June 29.-Mr. Samuel
r. Thompson died this morning, ICED fifty
six years He Is survived v by his wife
and three children. He was brother
OF DR.. Thompson, Of Franklin: DR.. w. NJ.
5rF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-16

Cable & shcrrard 40 pm 40 p pm
a, arrival; d, Departure; .. daily exc
cept Sunday.