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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
If You Need Curtains

Whether for single window
or for the whole house,
This Hale curtain sale Is Offering
unusual advantages to choose from
bigger variety than you usually
get to choose from; prettier, exclu-
sive patterns. The very fact that
there were 1900 pairs to start with
tells Of the economy Importance or
the occasion.
Curtains at soc pair, then by
easy price steps up to the beau
tiful bon femme curtains at
$500 each. It's even a larger
opportunity for lodging-house
and hotel keepers than it is for
small users, for the more you
buy the more you will save.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

Drop in and see color effects. Edward
Knowles Company, Printers. "a Second st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

ASKS PAY FOR INJURIES.-Margaret Muir
ray yesterday sued the United Railroads for
S51@5 damages for injuries alleged to have been
sustained by her October is last She said
that she had stepped to the platform of
Powell street for the purpose of alighting
at Bush. The slowed and then started
suddenly, throwing her to the ground.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

Be sure a bottle OF Piso's Cure
is kept on hand for sudden colds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
Inspector Kimmel Returns.

E.. T. Kimmel. United States immi-
grant inspector. has returned from a
business trip to the East
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

main door.
At 81 .29-Waists of Henrietta, double
box plait down the front. with tucks.
Lined In red, gray and tan; sizes
80 to A. Other styles in French
flannel. unlined, in different colors,
at the same price. Regularly s1.75.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

BUNCO, the neaU game
von've seen advertised tn the
magazines, the hit of the year,
soc. Hale's third floor
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
ADVERTISEMENTS.
80 STOCKTON ST. NEAR MARKET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5522

An opportunity is offered you to buy
good groceries at greatly reduced prices.
tbs but natural that you take advantage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
OVER MOROCCO
France and Germany Find the
ts5 Question Knotty.

PARIS, Sept l9.-Another& crisis has
arisen insthe negotiations between France
and Germany relative to the Moroccan
conrt,c.:e. 'hls has resulted in sus-
pension OF the meetings between ~.
RoEen and Mr.. Revolt, frespectivelX the
special 4pienipotcntiaries OF Germany ana ana
France. Their last meeting occurred &c
three days ago and there Is no 3resent
resumption OF their conference.
DR.. Rosen in the meantime IS seeking
from Berlin. but the ex-
tended delay begins TO excite apprehen-
sion in official quarters that Germany
Will not yield upon points which France
considers essential. az,
The Foreign Office. however, continues
TO view the situation as being susoepti-
bic OF adjustment and specifically de-
MES the alarmist report In a French
newspaper thatvthel German demands IN
iclude the port Of Aiogadorf unon the;
Atlantic coast of Morocco.
When questioned to-day concerning the
renewed tension In the Franco-German
negotiations. DR.. Rosen made reassur-
ing statement, saying the delay was
due TO the desire of both sides 20 reach
an enduring accord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
LEWIS AND LEE.
Speaks to Crowd That Fills the
County Courthouse.
lsnecial to The rlmes .nispltot.,55-..-l-

tSpGClal " ilc llIll'sS
TOWNSVILLE, VA, Sept. l9-Onc Of
the largest crowds that ever came ,ogeth-i
er In Lee county heard Judge Lewis speak
here yesterday In the court house. Judge
Lewis spoke for one hour and made a
profound impression. He appealed to
the good sense, reason and Judgment of
the people rather than to their prejudces.
and his speech will doubtless do the Re-
publican cause good. He was greeted
with applause at the opening OF his
speech and was applauded number OF
times during his speech and at the end
Judge Lewis discussed public schools and
had good deal to sayl;on tho subject;
OF the Democratic administrator Olaf
fairs both State and national, and also
spoke OF the principles Of the two po-
litical parties. When Judge Lewis took
his seat, Col. slemp was introduced and
made stirring speech.
After Col. Slemp Senator Noel, OF Lee
county, made thirty minutes speech.
which stirred the people to the highest
pitch OF enthusiasm.
Mr. Harvey Young appeared as the
nominee CT the Lee county Republicans
for member OF the lower houae OF tho
Legislature and asked the people for
their votes. 4
Lee county will give the Republican
ticket a large majority. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
. GASOLINE CARS.
New Line from Newport News
Il i n sl s to Yorktown, Ky ,cf
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) l.
NEWBORN NI5yvS. VA, Ge7taribcr
IA corporation has been formed here
Tor the purpose OF constructing and
operating railway line between this
city and Yorktown. The compnnyis to
be capitalized at 800. and the charter
Is now IN the hands OF the State Cnrpo-
ration Commission.
1t Is proposed to begin the constitute
ton OF the road as soon as possible.
and. according to statements given out
by the company, sufficient money already
is In hand to guarantee the completion
OF the project Gasoline motor cars are
10 be used instead OF trolley cars, which
were al first considered, This will re-
duce the cost OF constructing tho limo to
about half.
w. A. Post president OF the Citizens
Light and Power Company. general man
ager OF the Newport News Shpbuildins
and Dry Dock Company, and an officer
in other large business enterprises In
this vicinity. Is named in the charter as
president OF the new corporation; J, l..
Patton Is vice-presldent, Chnrnes NJ
& Graves. Jr. Of Norfolk. Is secretary;
Arthur Lee Is, treasurer, and Q. p. Bat
chelor Is general solicitor. Al
The proposed route for the road has
been laid out, but until tho rights OF
way have been secured nothing concern
Ing the route will he given out. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
MEET, THE PRESIDENT.
Arrangements About Completed
,8 far Receivinp His Excellencv.

u The council committee having charge
!, OF President Roosevelt's reception on the
occasion Of his proposed visit here on!
October Is has about completed arrange
nents for the occasion. q 4.
The President VIII be met at BYRD
street station by the council and military
escort. Tho escort Will embrace the
Blues. tho Howltzcrs and tho seventeen
regiment.
rho line OF march, will be UP, Ninth
street to Capitol. thence TO eleventh
to the Masonic Temple, where Luncheon
will be served. t}s sI , DAG r., NJ.
The President will be, shown the eoihts
and In the afternoon he Will speak rom.
III Jtnnd IN the Capitol SQUARE. me
headquarters Of the Presidential patty
Will be Mt the Jefferson The President
viii receive citizens Informally at the g
hotel until o'clock, at which hoa ar he
on the z p. m. train
}''rhc party Will reach here. about noon
Captain Morgan r. Mills Will have charge
Z OF the Daradc. f.q.EfN 45tF4 8} Hsf5&3 s5d55 F.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
SUFFOLK RACES,
Horse Dumps His Rider and Fin
ishes Race Handsomely.

I1OISc RDul1APS 4A!o N+uCA anu lily
ishes Race Handsomely.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SUFFOLK. VA, Sept. l0,-Edward w.
Smith, Of Drivers, Va. who was drIv-
Ink his own horse, Harry King, In q
three-minute class at the Suffolk races.
this afternoon, collded with Bob Lee.
driven by Thomas w Rldgood. of Cart
wrlsht's Wharf, and was thrown about
twenty feet. Ills right arm was broken
and one side OF his face was badly
larcerated, The sulky, which was over
turned. rlghted itself, and the horse
which never broke his gait, came out
second In field Of six the position
he had earned ZIP to that time,
Another driver was substituted and
Harry King won the race, which re-
CURED six heats. Best Time, 1:25.
This and all other events OF to-day
were half-mile, best three In five.
A second three-mlnute class was won
by Topsy owned by w, r. Beale. Of
Franklin, In three heats, Best time, 1:16,
The 2:4O class was won by Willie
Wilkes, owned by w, j, Gray, of Suffolk
the fastest time being l:19,
Tho free for all race had not been com
pleted at dark and was postponed until
Tomorrow. All entries were limited to
horses owned In NanSemond. South
amptonT and Isle Of Might counties, Va,
and Gates county, NC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Capt HO1V|LLE
LOSES LICENSE j 1. |!
lie Failed to Give Needed IA
sistance to the United States
Steamship Sylpll.
LATTER WAS IN DANGER
The Officer Gave a Tlimsy Ex-
cusc for His Failure to
Aid Her. s
(1Jy Associated l'ress.)

v 3 n
4 WASHINGTON, u. ca, September 10. y
The failure Or Captain W. RI. Hotvlllc,
US master Of the United r,u.. Company
ship Oter, to give assistance to ihc
United States steamship Sylph which was
disabled off the coust OF North Caro-
lima on tho night OF April 18th, has cost
him his position through the revocation
OF his license by the United Staten Steam.
boat Inspection Service. This action was
taken by Inspection officers at Norfolk,
Va, on September 18th and the cores
pondcnce made public to-day by the De-
partment 6f Commerce and Labor. The
distress Of the Sylph occurred while Lieu
tenant Evans was bringing the vessel up
the coast from Florida, where 1t had been
used by Mrs. Roosevelt and her chill
dren for a cruise.
Made Little Effort.
II appearsl from the evidence gathered
by the Steamboat inspection Service that
Captain Hotyille made little rliort to
aid the Sylph. The accusation of Lieu
tenant Evans ana the reply OF Captain
Hotvllle do not materially differ, except
that Hctvllle offered an excuse Tor his
action. In the inspection service It Is
said this excuse was the most damaging
evidence obained.
Lieutenant Evans says In his report that
he was entirely helpless and the Ctcri
knew, It, He then tells OF the rescue ON
tho morning Of the 18th BY the Morgan
liner lei Cid, which put about from
her course TO New Orleans. ..l
Might Have Been Lost.
The sylph was taken in tow. but its
condition was SO bad hat the Morgan
liner was compelled 70 slow down from
ten to five knotr, and later to three
knots an hour. Tao report OF Lieutenant
Evans closed with this statement:
i 7 am firmly convinced that had the FL
Cid not taken We into port. the sylph and
all her people would have been lost
The report OF the inspectors says the
Sylph had broken down and asked to
be taken In Tow. ana that Cart. Hotyille
failed to slow down for the alleged reason
that ut the time stie s,'iph was spoken
the telegraph system on the otcri became
impaired and there wax no direct man
ner OF send word to the engine room for a
reversal OF tho engines. Tho Inspectors
held that this excuse showed the master
& to be n man without resources. and
on that ground and negligence revoked
theH license.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
FALLS INTO CELLAR.
Has Two Fits, But fortunately
rs Unhurt.

A horse belonging to Mall Contractor
Sweeney Yesterday fell Into the cellar
at the side door on the right of the
postofce. going in. The lcrsc was q;
first htched to tho, wagon wl;en, he fsll
ina NJ. The animal WIS unnhltched and
on on ar with two men holding him, tho
horse staggered bllndyinn fell back
ward into tho cellar. landing first on, i Us
accident occurred Just where the railing
around tho cellar is broken away; Other
Wise tho affair would not have happened;
THAT no limbs or bones were broken oxen ,d Is
the shock and the collapse Incident to
the attack of vertigo. tx horse seemed
10 be unlnjurcd. He was gotten o y !, ~ :,
which was, laid lengthwisc on the steps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
WILL NOT GRANT MINERS
THE EIGHT-HOUR DAY

q SCRANTON. PA. September l9,-one
OF the biggest coal operators in this
region, who has just come from Phil.
4adelph!n, where he had a conference
With, President Baer Of the Reading. to-
day declared unhesitatingy and for pub
lioauon, that tho operators Will not. un-
der any consideration grant the demand
OF the mine workers for an eight-ho'ur
day and that they propose to agree only
that the present agreement shall be
continud. Announcement to this effect
will be made. he said, after the miners
hold their convention in Shamokin, De-
caunher IA NJ t3Ss55}5a ~ alstty Eets}+b sE#taH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
UNUSUAL PLACE.
The Congress Began It's Session
at Lucerne Yesterday.
4 (By Associated Prcss)

(By Associated Prcss) II "A
LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND, septem--s
ber i0-Thc Universal Peace Congress PC
gan It's sessions to-day N the theatre
OF the 1lulsaal, with "4o delegates ~
attendance. f
d. r. Trucblood, Of Boston. read the
report OF tho American delegates VINO
present a proposition analogous to th nat
recently adopted BY the inter. arliam zen
tary congress- at Brussels, favorlng q
second conference at The Hague for the
purpose OF drawing UP all international
arbitration treaty and also favoring pc.
rlcdicnl congresses for the discussion q
questions relating to the iimitatloh Or ~ r.
auction Of ornaments and the protection
OF neutral commerce against belligcrents.
rho opening session was devoted NANNY
10 organization. Ellie Ducommum OF Berne
was unanimously elected president OF inc
congress-. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
PropertY Transfers.

Rlchmond-Edith w Bowes trustee to- Fran.
els r. Pcntberton GS 10 feet on west .nS IN
Henry wallerstein and wife n to cyr s,,oa IL
il4h feet south Of Leigh Street. $on,t ~.
sli Is feet feet sss, n Of breh ns st 9s
a. Leigh Jinklns and wife TO Mary Louise Z naae
feet on nor'h va line g e Grace
o. b. Hi and wife 70 St Andrsw's ! A .nn,
catlon 10 feet on east line OF Bslyldere street,
f6 feet south OF Maiden Street. 1925. 80
Mary +. Denzlerg to Or. R =. Jones, lot Of
10 LIP BY SO 5-1e feet being s! rear portion 9
No ss Fest clay $; s'rs9 nsrs| < Loake is feet
on south line OF a eo-foot alley, between plu .,n
and Lonbardy Streets north o. GroYr y s- fee
on west side OF Plum Street, 1872 feet north o. o.
Grove Avenue, 1880. = 80
on cast as line Of Twenty Street. 1e5 feet
north OF Clay Street. sl.5ao. ,,-
Same Emma Green Is feet on east n 9,a %
i. Rebn,an to j. w johnson; 80 10 feet on
east side Of Second Street, so IL feet horeh
Of jackson Street, 5000 IL. ,,,t5
BEETLE nnd Isaac Lawson 70 P; NJ. Smith Nth ssh
f nar,b q eq nsker no Sect IF hfnagx
HenrIco-John c. Goodman end wife to
acres on south H sdS ,n Of onaE or
dan and others, and "S,o7 acres sadlolhihs ths
above, sl.?00. Z, !, ~. ,,ar
sex acres on west side Of Springfield Road.
about 10 miles northwest OF Richmond, s5n,.oo'
n II 3D. fTraylor and wife to David w. HOPKINS.
lots Nos. 4 and S in block 1. plan Of Oak Park,
$500 i 49,
dcrlehr Is feet on north line OF Main street,
100 feet west of Robinson Street subject 70
deed OF trust for ST. 200, s.. 800.
L s. p Cowardn and wife to r. r, Faircloth,
90 feet on Dickerson Street, southwest corner
OF Cowardin Street (Nat Frayser trustee:
unites herein to release a lien OF a deed deed q
4 Carl IT. Noting to Rchnond Traction Com:
Fpany 40 feet on east limo OF Thirty second
Street 6sh fee, north Of g Street. 3Loo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
A MINISTER WEBS.
Rev. Vim. C. White Makes Miss
Martha w. Finley His Bride.

7SDeCldI TO
s wARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, ~.
Sent. l9.-Rev. VIM. G. White, pastor Of
tho Presbyterian Church here, left yes
terday morning for Tisherville. Augusta
county, Va, where at 8 o'clock this
morning he was married to Miss Martha
W. Finley, daughter Of the Rev. Dr.
G. W. Finley. Rev. Mr.. White and MS
bride will leave Baskerville Tonight for
q three weeks visit to his uncle Mr..
John Fett, In Salem, Mass. who IS now
in his eightieth year.
They will return the latter part Of
October BY the waysfof Richraond. where
he will attend Synod OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
BOUGHT BY MORGAN.
Hd Has Secured Contract Of Pere
Marn,,ettc Railway.

DETROIT. MICH, September lo.---pres-
ident Russell HARDING, Of the 'Pere Mar Ma :
a,rettc Railway, arrived here to-day ana anu
In n discussion OF the future OWNER
ship OF the Pere Marduett e, salds mere
seems to be no doubt that J.3p. MORGAN
has purchased the controlling interest," ~
The road. There are three soi N' pos
sible. Mr. Morgan may unite inc Da-
stroit, Toledo and Ironton intercsts WIN -
his Southern Railroad lines. re ma, :,
turn over the Cincinnati. Halnilto'' h ~.
Dayton system with the Pere Marl MAJ, =,
to the Vanderbilt and l'ennsSivan'a 9. y, !
Central lines with the Erie to make
! 4,,ird great system Which one OF
these solutions Mr.. Morgan may decide
3upon no one knows but himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
FOR ANNEXATION. .
The Citizens of Fairmount Have
Organized League.

Citizens OF Falrmount assembled IN
mass meeting Monday night and laid
Ing that at territory to Richm9nd; An or
ganlsatlon was perfected, and the mem
bers will carry on the fight. The or
ganlzation is to be known as the last
League. and NJ. James Gentry Is the
permanent chairman: Mr.. T. ]. Young
blood. vice chairman n; Mr.. Gordon Hrad-
ley, secretary. and Mr.. L.. Q. Miles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Against Fox Hunters.

The farmers residing in tho vicinity. Of
.Rectortown In Fauduler county. Va.
says tho washington Star, have coTnbin;
ed against fox hunters, It, being claimed
Ing crops, but rode through fields Of
grain OF vegetable gardens With utter
disreyard for consequences to the crops,
The farmers now propose TO put stop
the Piedmont Protective Club. With Mr..
Bidford Glasscock as president, rrcspasa-
Ing riders after foxes are TO be prose-
c,lted tfF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
FEDERATION OF LABOR Il
Az AGAINST The CHINESE

Z WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ia res
olution was adopted at to-day's meeting
OF the executive council OF the American
Federation Of La Dor expressive of the
sentiment Of the. workmen to thwart
any effort of those interested In any
change Of the existing law excluding
Chinese aborers and coolies from the
limited States and Its possessions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
IS ARRESTED AGAIN.
Aldenhaven to Appear Before Pc
lice Court on Two Charges.

il G, Aldentaven viii appear before
Justice Crutchfeld this morning upon
a charge Of having taken, by force, from
one EtIta Smith, s.. Ele Will also appear
premises Of the complainant and OF being
drunk.
Aldenhaven was arrested Monday night,
and after remaining In tho cell At nc
First Police Station for several houra
was bailed for his appearance yesterday
morning In police court. Before court
convened the man Is alleged to have gone
to abe home of the woman and forclply
taken s. from her. He was arrested ne
second time and refused ball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
INVITE PRESIDENT.
Y. M. C. A. Hope to Have Roose-
welt at Corner Stone LAYING.

Especial to The TImes-D Ispate h.l
sLYNCHBURG,S VA, September 1s--The
Officers Of the Lynchburg =: NJ GA.
Welt To Lynchburg to assist In the laying
n fthSf corrlerstonk iof the new association
home here some time during the month ,
4. n he President can be Induced to come
here owine to his Interest in the Y. M.
G. a. work and the short trip from
Washington. 5 M
fixed as yet Tic building is to cost
upwards of 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Ilousvillc Ky, has granted permission
to the local lodge to add to Its Initiating
work, and tho class 70 60 through VIA
be large. Members OF the lodge "wll see
things they never saw before. After the
work Is ovcrn collation. VIII be served IN
tile club rooms. No doubt there will be u
full attendance, as the new work is
d amusing md Instructive. la tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
RaWles--Harrell.

(special to The Tlmes-p lspatoh)
sURrO Liz, A., september 1a-TheS
Miss Mamie NJ Harrell, which some
time ago was indefinitely POSTPONED be-
cause OF death In tho BRIDES family. way, 1
celebrated to-day at the home 4 q her
II. b. Taylor. WI liam o. HoWell was
best man, a nd Mrs, Howell was ma trotl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
is "A CIGARETTE NO
MATER HOW WRAPPED

: PRINCETON. IND. Sept. 1s,-Instruct-
Ing the special grand Jury to-day. Judge
Oscar NJ. 5Welborn. Of the Gibson Circuit
Court supplemented lbs recent intcrpre-
ia tion of the anti-cigarette law by in
structing the jury to the effect that a
cigarette was cigarette In the mean.
ing OF he law, whether wrapper in to-
.bacco paper or corn husks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Big Irrigation Scheme.
(By Associated Press,)

{ DALLAS TEX. Sept. 19,--It was
stated to-day that 3, F, Yoakum, Of
tho st. Louis. Brownsville and Mexico
Railroad. and st. Louis capitalists have
employed G. B. Davis. consulting en-
gneer OF Dallas, to prepare plans for
lirIgatIng 100000 acres Of seml-arld land
along the Rio Grande River, near
Brownsville,
The project is to be one OF the great
est of its kind In the United states,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Mortuary Report.

The following deaths were reported at
the office OF the health department.;
,Whlte-A. H. briggs, George Kramer, p
A. McCann A. b, Powers, Mrs .. Il.
Russell. r. Shea and L, Taylor. Colored--
NJ, ]. Smith, S, II Adams. ]. n, BrlHgs
and M. Cooper. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
STREAMS ARE FALLING
RAPIDLY, IN MISSOURI
(RV AssOCIated PrC3s.) N

(By AssocIateu IPrc3s,l "A T3IT
4 KANSAS CITY. MO, Sept. l9.-The sun
shonc In Western Missouri and Kansas
to-day, and n decided drop In the( NM
pcratrrc caused cessation of the rain
which had fallen steadily for2two weeks.
Bankfull streams have begun to recede
rap!dly and railroad conditions have I'M
proved materially. Repairs on washout-
tracks are going forward rapidly to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
THE MISSISSIPPI RlIER
STILL RISING SLOWLY

to'S Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& ST. LOUIS. September 1o-The state
OF the Mississippi a river measured 97@
feet to-day, n rise of over IA feet In
twenty-four hours and the flood tide was
still creeping higher, although slowly. In
the opinion Of river men, the crest Of the
freshet will have been reached within 7,
the next twenty-four hours and It VIII
not 90 over the danger line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Fined for Disturbing Meeting.
Convicted of disturbing the meeting Of
the Order of the United Daughters and
Sons Of Bethlehen' negro organlza ton
member of the order. was fined $500 by
Squire Angle yesterday afternoon
4 Goode had been expelled from the
His protestations cost him the fine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Not Seriously Injured.

The report that Mr.. A. Il. Day, an en-
ploye OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
& Potomac, railroad, had been seriously
last Friday, was incorrect, Mr.. Day foil
and hurt his eye, FIe is able now to at
tend TO his duties, i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
M. White in Paris.

PARIS, September I'm. Wltte, ac-
companled by his wife and daughter and
several members of the Russian mission,
arrived here to-day from ChcrhourG FOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Naval Orders,

Naval Orders,
The following orders have heen issued
BY the Navy Department at Washing.
tons
Passed Asst, Surg, r. L, I.edbatter,
detached Naval Hospital Chelsea, Mass;
To navy yard, Norfolk. Va.
gJ Passed Asst, Surg. II NJ Tofree. de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk, Va, and re,
port to commander OF same yard, Naval
Hospital.
"Franklin,. navy yard, Norfolk, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
OF honor. Other attendants were Miss
Theresa Hubbard, A1iss Sallie RaWles,
Willard Williams and John Hines. @
Hugh5s-HazelWood.
sncciaj 10 Tho es-Dispatt

1a.-Mr. Arthur l.. Hughes and Miss Eva
Hazelwood daughter Of Mr.. John r.
Hazelwood, Of Mlddlesex county. were
OF the brides father, Rev ". W. Sisk
ofNcta ting tisftt n lss,G 8Gs rs