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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

inches long sharpened on both edges. A handle is fixed to it in the manner shown. The steel blade lies flat on the ground and can either be pulled or pushed to stir the surface or cut oil the weeds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
A Pncrol View.

"Th. ancient ChzIdeans- observed the professor. used to vrits their let ters on bricks-
 And a good idea too ehimed in practical Mr. GrsbzII Then when a girl sent a felIerIs letters back to him he could us. eu to build q dog house or something z-Chiezso Sun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Baltimore Baltimore S. Rcches- |ter l. As Sewsrk-FIrs- game Bufsto e |~euzrk q: second game Buffalo $. |~exzrk C Al Jersey Ciu-FIrsf zsns- Nou- |sr-sl ro. Jereey City :: sssnc1d am< Uernpr City q Montreal l. n Hwuffnnnov-Rpyidence ( Toros-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
QUAKERS AND PIONEERS.

The Quaker base ball team wants a game with the Pioneers next Saturday afternoon. Arrangements can be made with NJ. Daly, No 2O2 Railroad Hill street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
zolai. o-iues Pigs

Fsv. tho1sani bottles of vine r~o ufch co-s and $ guinea pigs gre among the effects Of the late Emile zosa. which are advertised for pssisc sale n PnriR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At Concord-Concord 3. Fall Rive: 0.
 At Nashua-New Bedford 8, Nashua 6.
 At Lowell-Lynn Il, Lowell 5. U At Lawrence-Lawrence B, Haver- hill O..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
coxN LEAGrE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York-New Yoiy s Cincin- nsti :.
 Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn 6. St Louis Al Boston-Pittsburg s. Boston 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
CANADIAN FIGHTERS IN JAIL.

Montreal, July 27.-Jack Walsh and Jimmy Brooks were yesterday sent to jail for. three months. for prize fight ing This is the first conviction, and all pugilists will be so treated in Can ada in future.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE. At Hudson-Newburg A. Hudson ?. At Kingston-Kingston 6, Tough keepsie ,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
ssas H.vela.,ou
olobe.s Trea

Til he begins b reform 10 on. can lumber his sfns-John Hay
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

IS not as OresOme as either a Dutch or a common hoe, says J. B. Welch, in Farm and Home.
 It is a fiat piece of steel, three inches wide and eight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
HARTFoRp.s NEW TwIRLER.

Meriden. July 2I.-Wilson, Hart ford's new southpaw. only allowed Meriden three scattered singles in yes terday's game here and received great support Foreman was batted hard at a.l points of the game and Meriden never had chance to win. McCabe's neiding and a one-handed catch by Daly in the ninth were features. The score:
 R.H.E. Hartford o0oo2 010-I 12 Meriden O. 1000 0000 0-1 3 , Batteries-Wilson and Doran: Fore man and Thackera: umpire. Smink. New London. July 2I.-New London defeated New Haven yesterday by bat ting Tuckey hard in the seventh in- hing. Barring this inning the game vas a pitchers battle in which honors were even. Both pitchers received perfect support. The game was well played. but there were few interesting features. The score.
 R.H.E. New London 1 Q q q q ? --3 Q New Haven. Q co 900 0-2 Q Q Batteries-McLaughl and keane: Tuckey and Bunyan: umpire. kenne- dy: attendance. 225.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
A HANDY GARDEN HOE.
Implement Which May Be Made at Home, and Which Will Prove
 Most Useful in Garden Work.

have combination of push and pull hoe, which works very easily and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis-First game. Indian apolis 1, Columbus 0: second game, Columbus 6. Indianapolis ,.
 At ouisville-Louisville I. Toledo t-57 Y At Milwaukee-Milwau 6, Min. neapolis ?.
 At Kansas City-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

one-fhird of the land surface of the globe is pNered yith treeA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville-Nashville ?. Memphis s.
 At Atlanta-Atlanta 1, New Orleans [.
 At Montgomery S1ontgomery j, Little Rock 1.
 At Birmingham-First game, Bir- mingham ,. Shreveport 0: second game. Shreveport 4, Birmingham ?.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

NEW T v HSIN v M . At Scranton-Binghamton ?, Scran;; ton l. ..........- At Wilkesbarre-Syracuse 4, Wilkes barre ?.
 At Utica-Troy 2, Utica |.
 At Johnstown-A. J. X c. 1. Albany 3,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
BRITT WILL FIGHT NELSON.

It looks as if there would be anoth- or fight between Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson after all. The Cali fornia lightweight is willing to try conclusions with the Dane. but says Nelson must wait a while. '-
 II have been doing a lot of fighting of late" Britt said. and I think I am entitled to rest. l am not afraid of Nelson or any man. I simply take this course because l want lay of. If Nelson and myself come together the mill must be for twenty rounds only. I will not consent to a finish bout There is no necessity for one. I believe a fighter ought to he able tO demonstrate his superiority over an opponent in a twenty round bout. l defeated Nelson once and Twill do the dictating. I am disappointed over the outcome of my mill with Kid Sulli- van. for I thought would knock him out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha--Omaha s. St Joseph 8, Other games postponed, wet grounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
WEST IS FIGHTERS MECCA.

From the far west, from the home of Jimmy Edward Britt. the plumber actor-hghter, comes the news that the weary wayfarers of puglism are drop ping into San Francisco in twos and threes, aGd pretty soon the city will be remarkable for the number of cauli- flower ears encountered in stroll down the line,
 The other night at Colma there were more visiting fighters Oh hand than have been seen around those parts since the palmy days of the California Athletic club. The principal members of the Gardner family were there and all the males of the Britt household. Billy Madden and Gus Ruhlin were on hand. and these were only a few of the men prominent in pugilistic pur- suits or associated with the fighting game in other than active ways.
 It looks as though Colma is to be the Coney Island of San Francisco so far as boxing is concerned. Since scrapping began in the arena down iD the grass country many fighters of different classes have been attracted to these shores It is somewhat re- markable in view of the fact that for a year past the westerners have had a surfeit of featherweight entertain ment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
KIDNEY ANO0BlADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED i
"a sampls nottle s.nt FREE " Mall.

--~---------i
4 !, 11r. Kllrier's swamp Root the great
kidney remedy, 5fulnlls every WISH v ~ !,
promptly curinE kidney. bladder nf, y
uric acid troubles rhe,tinntls lam aud PAN
III tho t,nck. IL { corrents Inability TO hold
water and scadlng paiii Ill passing ~, Pr
bad effects following use OF liquor, Why WIN =
or bSer,s ana ovcrcoines TINT unplcn san ,,i :
necessity Of being compelled TO go oltcn
during the day nnd to got up many tunes
during the night The mild and the c ;s..
4traordinary effect OF swamp Root Is soon e,,a
realized. It stands the highest TOT ,lt y :
Wonderful cures OF the most ' ressills
cascs. n a%Fs7s 81.
M Swamp -I1oot Is not recommends, 10! 10.
everything, but fly have Kidney, liae,
bladder. or uric .ncid trouble you VIII i'u
1T lust the remedy you need. ,,,
L II YOU need ID T{medlcine you SYM, .,t..
hnvc the best. III Sold by druggists III NY
cont ana ohesdpllH rt8slzts.5 YOU mny ni.vo
n sample bottle of;t ths gretlt Kidney ~ ),
remedy, swamp Root and q book I'M, I'M
tella ali acknowledgements great cures, p4 ~.
cont FREQ by lnailt ADDRESS s., ~.
Kllmer s. Co.., fHlngl ,nmton n. NY non ),
wTltinE,nhe sire to thn you Ie. -.
ths generous offet In tic Richmond l1h ~
Times. Dispatci,. Don't make any MS
take but remeinber The name swamp ", \,
Root. Dr.. Klltncrs swamp ROOT any MI III.
address. Binghhmton N. az, on ;'e ES'''s,
bottle. ~ ssits ta II a B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
DR.. J. B. Coakley, Formerly OF
Richmond, Discusses Subject.

DR.. j. B. Coaklcy n former practitioner
OF Richmond. and once a well known man
Of this city, has come out in the Buffalo
Times, of Buffalo, N. r.. with q strong
argument for municipal ownership. He
urdertakes to show that municipal owner
ship, as compared with private ownership.
means less corruption. decrease IN
expenditure and better working utilities.
BY the apt use OF figures and the sth-
tIstlcs drawn from those cities In both
Europe and this country In which expert
ments have already been made In munlc-
ipal ownership Of public utllitich he
shows that the munlclpnl!ty-owned util-
tiles are far more satisfactory. both nnan-
cially and In effect, than pcrsonnlly-owncd
utilities. Cities, he proves gain u good
revenue. city officials are less apt to be-
come corrupt. because OF the LACK OF cor
porate interests to exert over them m
unwholesomc influence; employees are paid
better wages, and the public iinds the cos
o! It's necessary utilities q much lover
expenditure under the municipal than IN
dor. The private ownership OF public util-
!tics,
Or. Coakley concludes with an appch
for Buffalo 10 try the new system, ant
ciyes an itemzed account Of the cost "
| the various municipal departments,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
nv Associated PROSE-

NEW ORLEANS, La August S.--lf
the present chaotic condition tof uunrnn-
tinos that existsPEln & Louisiana Is not
speedily terminated In obedi ence} To-! a
proclamation issued N to-day; v the State
Board OF Health will Immediately invoke
the civil power, and that failing, viii ask
Governor Blanchard to call out the nlilt-i
tia to restore and maintain order.
The proclamation resulted from the
letters sent yesterday by the Governor to
President Souchon. Of the State Board OF
Health. The proclamation prohibits any,
town. parish or village from refusing adj
mission to a person from non -infected
locality, holding a health certificate not
over twenty-four hours old, or to d
person from an infected locality5who has
spent SIX days in n detention camp and
has been discharged with a marine hos
pital certificate. interference with the
passage of steamboats, or trains Is pro-
hlbited unless they violate quarantine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
MIDDLE DISTRICT.
Baptist Association in Session at
Enon Church.
'speciul to The Tines-Dispatct

fspeciul to The Times -Dispatch9
CHESTER. VA, August S.---The Middle
district Associa ton met at Enon Church,
Chesterfield county, to-day In its one
hundred and twenty-sccond annual se,-
sion {The body was called to order Q!
THE moderator of the last session, u.
John r. Bagby
churches composing the body were READ
BY the clerk, and from these letters i
was evident that the churches had mace
q very marked Improvement IN the con,
tributions TO the board Of the General
Association Of Virginia.
The association reelected us oId oiiicers
moderator and ]. Haskins Ilobson as
clerk and treasurer. IN,
The executive board was elected, with
r A. Justls as chairman. The otner
members elected were j. Il; DAVIDSON,
w. B W. Baker, John s, TAYLOR, a.
Hobson, A.: j. Horner ana II ~; hnsier
nrcached lie Introductory sermon, his
Subject being "lndivdual Work For the
At the evening session the subject Of
the Sunday School and Bible Board was
introduced by report By w. Is; CAFES
and was discussed by DR., j. NJ Pilchef:
The report Of the executive board Of
cussed BY j. II. Moran, Or. Alfred bagDN'
Mr., Justice, B. N. Davidson and othe =.
III Great Improvement was made IN many
OF the churches through the efforts OF
this board, and great praise was given
BY many members Of this board to broth
er Justice who was chairman, LOT ms
earnest and faithful work. -,
The report was adopted The assoc,a-
ton adjourned to meet at the regular
hour Tomorrow, 10 o'clock. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
SON OF GERMAN. PRINCE
KILLED IN COLLISION |. II! n
stationmaster, Realizing Mistake,
Ran Frantically After Train
Until He Fell Exhausted.
(By Associated Press.)

BERLIN. August b S.--Henry Palas,
Count Won pauen, son of Prince Henry
XVI. of Rcuss, belonging to n collat-
eral branch Of tho younger Reuss limo,
was among twenty persons killed In q
railroad collision yesterday between
spremberg and Goerlitz, Prussia me
Count had only remote POSSIBILITY OF
succession to the government OF Ne"ss-
Gera.
The staton-master after he had als.
patched ono cxpress train, reallzed !n',t
the other was moving IN ~ contrary a'tg 9Ia
ton and had not reached me sW.nea.' ~ IL
ran frantically after the alshpsea''s ~ Y
until he became exhnusleo' =. - :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
1rnsty, t3) lie b. JroE Charles Curry.
\ uhlted Saddle Colts Browny ". NAW.

dtastyh g, Allie. ~ Jra Charles Curry.
3 n, taylor; ~ Victor Denmark, Charles
AIS ii bHsnI S sMSS rs
Dh arp afDy sss }'f?S H fa
Bay Pos IN 1r,q IN 81 sa4 lS 'se
d # 'Hprlnes George, DayIa punisp,
Iiesa Y
Is 4 Sp MShy!lce i! aaset! sonnsdy
sAt KIN, nnnts 6its s f yn Ao G,se hhEn5
ers; Xre i,lEit,, islsslt !, oh,isot, i,
Dunlop; 3(2) C,racos, Halo and CARRIER; tD
Watch Me, David Dunlop az Dclipsc, Dr. d.
Fife bntigh. 4.
tsondstera Local-u) 1olse. n i, Y, Bow.
y az Y a g, s,t anton. Vita q RED
11oo ufv" (D if'avoritp, MRS blair Johnson;
az Ntajor Blunt, 10y Mitchell; AZ Stolen
Kisses, Poi.ner Bros.
Gulted Saddle Glass for Ladies' -ltl !inb
!; a1rs Edward Dchos' (s' Satan
Park rand ns-u y team, David Dunlop
b(2l team, Hale and CARRIER; (O team
Roads ers, 1'airs-(D tenn, 11ale md
GIarbcr; ts team, stcrrett;la) team ion,
man. (Dr. Churchinnn refused the white
rlbon and drove from the rlns).
q Pair Ponies In 5Hnrness-d) pair, David
Dunlop; (2) pair, William Glenn. s.
p"r .1u1tS,rsp pn,r GhA,s e. aGf
johnson; ~ palr, David DunlJp.
8s i8 ALLEN POTTS. <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

The slnbera,c system q eot ant,nns hsrs
devised between ne rip,s uneet eN
=. Although they have plenty powers, l.h n
ENJOYS viii not " sxerTihs S wifi VIII
s,is mixing reports by cable syMnon,
sIs sH The questions coi,sidcredH |, Ea 6
Gelegation Will have priyal,e saples Ana
Z si,,, Iar ~ facilities within the navy yard.
Al, eighteen wire cable ms been extend Z
I cd Into tho notel Wentworth 70 SEND lne rs,
ssn,n,n3,nnti. thence bv1 cablo to Valencia
Ireland; London and ST. Pctcrs " !, -
B''trokif messages 20 Viii San Francls,csto,
10 Manila. llongkong, Nagashki ana ny
y Telegraph to Toxic 800,
ST Petersburg messages go via ln ,,s9.
Nova Scotia, TO Waterford, i ..a,aan,,
thence, too, by the same lluroi'e %
route @ 5f5. ta t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

6 F. NJ. to-day: a Il \, (, ~ !,
Now cases, 6o;'total cases 70 DATE .Slo,
deaths, total deaths liz new s'lot
II; total sub-focs. lis, y. &, 4,
srhese ,sures vary slightly from, those lhlcl't.
sthnt have been sent out slntoly. hut gre
the official record, whlch#ssis # toS g
checked up aud corrected ..to date.$ ! 10
large number! os new eases and suh..l .1
IS surprising hut u no attempt IS be i,,l
made to account for 1t. OF the new, SUD
foci three are sup town md the balance I.e',
down town. Two dead mon wtfe 7, fo 1sl
In a shanty lii the Wo dds and IT was
found that they had died OF yellow lever,
They were 1taltans who hod dleu q IRON l J
lack of attentions 4, ,g j.
Arch bishop Chappelle passed the crisis
III his illness to-day and is now regal dcd
as on the road to recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
.GUNBOA7 forces TOW \
TO HOIST WHITE. [. FLAG Al
Insurgents Opposed Landing OF
Russian Marines, Who There
upon Destroyed Place.
nv Associnted Press,

q .CANEA. CRETE. Aug, S.-The RUSSIAN
r,,nboat Khrabry has oomnarsed and ds.
ST royed Castelli (on the north coast OF the
island OF Crete, about eighteen i,aalss
ga 81 OF Retinlo.l because the ssasa.rsetats
opposed the landing ot . ES:ssssa force 10
take over the Customs stoass's- \ ss.@a
rarty which was sslcs sssaatgi sFts1s si'a&
i Khrabry WAS rsiTl9sca. VisssaEa'asa aE's
Russian cso..l ,a,sreise, sarsr D;st:fsta 1910 II
{ s,,rseats 10 rvaang,t c,a ~trnsns afsa esaas-
dren opsasa. sSt. shh Instruments Hss
ed the slrs sltM srrtha asHs, v'9f.1ses II
two RUSSIANS, gtta hlt}lar's-tsas SsS y, =.
,,ed ul,til tas vtSDasat n'iiis'sa sHsS w1 -''
flag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Wholesale Cleaning.

Wednesday In the day SGT for the gen
ernI street cleaning movement, Tnere
wlM M Il pretty general SUSPENSION or
buzinsss. All of tho merchants volunteer,
INK 10 lend their carts and wagons ana
ornp.oyes to hssist In the work,
THE dhcpities the authorities enconn-
Ter In trying 10 get at concealed cases
was illustrated today when ff''cr O,,'-
esr y. n, Oregon was pernhps ta'ahy
t,t,-eA white AZ yinT ~ brenr ln'h Z
h1uye IN Chattres Street. where there
wag known 10 be n Gaze pr yellow fever
Greqgon wns called on to assist the a'i-
tfsgstiiey 70 stubborn vas ~. onnos''
ion ~ tbs people against Invasion by
~ tnsaee,1rH ihnt II benlina necessary
u. tGeak in. With the result lhpt heavy
] f,nktn dobr fell IN GrHgaon and crushed
i rim He was removed TO the hospital
| YoIioaing Is The Ciiic'p REGARD up e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
YOUNG JACKSON
FOUND IN QUEBEC
. (Contlnued FROM FIRST Page.)

NOUIItITIlCN T IOIIII II 'L ! eeN'7
and shall lcave nothing undone to get
Mt the bottom of the8strange affair.
MY sons attitude and statements, and
the facts learned while trying to locate
him prove concluslvcly that his friends
tnincd that his character and training
were such that 1t was Impossible for him.
to desert his ship whom In his senses.
When young jackson left his - y on
Maxwell. q young woman living In West
sixty-ninth Street. Tie did not return
when his leave expired. On the Monday
alarm Vas sent out through tho police.
The next day the Maxwell woman res
appeared, and said she had left him that
morning In Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Mrs. Dakin Acquitted.

(By Associated press.)
CHICAGO, August S.-Nrs. Eva Dakln.
a concert hail singer who shot and killed
Charles Bennett was to-day acquitted
Of charge of manslnughter. The case
was not tried by q jury. but upon her
own request was left In tho hands Of
fudge Willard NJ. McIIwen, OF the SUI
,eror Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Increase in Cases.

Because Of tho large number OF cases
reported tho fever situation did not nave
so favorable an aspect to-day, but 1t IS
understood that the increase Is the result
OF the investigation OF number OF sus-
picIous cases OF sickness, some OF when
the health authorities were unable 70 IN
oulre into yesterday. The inspectors OF
tho marine hospital service spent much
OF the day III their Investigation, and
their reports showed an Increase IN me
number OF cases from noon to 3 o'clock. .
practically all doubt Of the raising OF
the fund Of q quarter OF q million desired
Nv tho government was removed to-day
when both the State and city moved to
assist the citizens OF New Orleans Gov
ernor Blanchard whom Chairman jan
yler, OF the Citizens Committee, had ask
ed to advance $4,000, wired Mr.. Janvier
that he would make the loan as soon as
he heard from n sufficient number OF
members OF tho Legislature II they WA
(, suppoH an appropriation OF $4,000
| Affirmative answers are being received
| In addition 10 this action OF tho Gov
trnor, the city took steps TO swell inc
! fund. With the 10000 originally N th'
| hands OF tho citizens committee, s.2o''
800 IL now In sight,
Surgeon White put IN 2 hald mar
| davis work here and In the Afternoon
! took train for Lafayette, La, to at
| tend a conference of various healtl
boards in that scction OF the state, cnlie'
with n view to recurring an amelioratioi
! of quarantine regulations. pr, Wh't'
| expects that by Tomorrow night all Q
! the additional health officers which an
government has ordered TO New Orican
7dll be here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

hounds.
Especial to The -Dlspa,ch.l

{SNttIEL 70 Tic -IInies-I5IspatEH.J
ROANOKE, VA, August s.-John w.
Richards. OF Floyd. who murdered Maui
rice Francis. OF this city. surrendered to
the officers at his home o-day. He was
seen Sunday at a schoolhouse, where he
was cooking breakfast. and fled.
He was closely pressed by posse OF
fifty citizens and bloodhounds. and went
60 his home and sent for officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
NAyAL sToREg BUILDING AT PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD

from freight car in the Southern Rail-
way yards, is at the Retreat for the
Sick, and under the treatment Of Drs.
Parrot and Kcndig is lin q fair way
toward speedy recovery,
Both bones OF Mr.. Pages left arm We're
broken, and his right arm was cut He
thinks an overhead wire dragged him
from the top OF the car,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

satisfied rs long MS they treat her as
The sheriff Of this county is trying. to
get a special term Of court 10 w Ns'.
Jordan, SO she Will not have so long TO
stay in the 1nil Mr.. Isaac Diggs has
been employed us her lawyer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

to-day. are City Sergeant Smith, Deputy
Sergeant James Il. Taylor, City Chair
man James -. Dohcrty, City and State
Conlmtte ernnn Clyde w. Saunders ana
John II. Jcter, OF lLcnrico county. These
arc expected 10 testify to-day.
Caorch Il, c1x, C,1,act;onod ,l.sA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
!Brakeman's Severe Fall.

Ar Leslie Page, No. 5i7 South
cherry e, Street, s the southern Railway
brakeman whoEwas severely injured Mon
day night about IL O'clock by falling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

No freight, express or mail matter shall
under the proclamation, be refused from
infected territories. provided It IS car
RED in cars which have been fumigatod
by the marine hospital service, All per
sons who disregard these regulations arc
warned that they make themselves liable
to answer intthc court. II IS announced
that no more illegal restrictions on trayei
viii be tolerated. It is understood ithat
the action taken by tho Board Of Health
has the full sympathy OF Governor
I2In H.ss. Il 4itT,'. 4t1}' lHaf9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
CAS- or ia
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s essss tss q lszkzZzzx
LYNcHBURG, $500 ROUND TRIP.


ROANOKE, $500 ROUND TRIP.
GOING AUGUST 25TA, RETURNING
AUGUST 2eTH, VIA N. & W, ~.
The Norfolk and Western Railway ain
operate Its last popular excursion .. tss
season to the mountains, leaving ..1tsg-
mond 1910 noon, Friday, august z.t5.
returning. leave Roanoke 1870 noon, Nhga.
day. August 2sth, s2,oo round ,rlp q.
Lynchburg, $500 round trip % Eea,gtS,
Montyale, Blue Ridge and Roanoke. t;>s.
cIal train OF yestibued coaches, For '4ai
information, apply 10 J, f. lknowlca. clty
Passenger agent, S3S East Main Street,
or ~, Steele, Ticket agent. Byrd Street
Station. G, II, BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Mrs. Jordan Satisfied.
RE- Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
NEW KENT. VA. August S.-mrs. Jor-
dan. who is in the county jail here Tor
beating her sister, says she is very wen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
New Orleans Record.

New oases...... "a. "a 80
Total cases. SIC
Deaths yesterday.....!..!
Total deaths.... ...s1f2
New sub.foci.S....t. II
Total sub foci ~. ...11ss
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