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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
'RIBUT TO HENRY RUB-E
Letter Of appreciation BY One Who Knew Him Wen
Both AS a Citizen aud AS Soldier In Days Gone BY
COL. John G. KELLEY WRITES
FROM his HONE IN CALIFORNIA


written tor the west Vlreinian by Col.
John a, kelley, son Of General B. T..
5IKsiley Who now resides In santa Bar.
Ebata California. It Is full Of interest
4 Tor he people Of this and other com.
Imunities Or west Virginia.
ME ietter Is as follows:
4 Editor west virglnian;
isWouia could place some Of the
paim bfanches now waving in my gar
\ dem Oh he grave but at least can
ont tlie tiFaratire palm branch OF the
victor 81 t6e grave Of Henry Rnbel.
His was "a early life tina, epiiome OF
ali die gtftnes OF good soldier Mod
est and pnobtrusire. he was always
ready 5for duty One OF the original
members a he I'm Infantry he came
with captain Laziers co. to Grafton
on The ORGANIZATION Of the roeiment
but scant time was allowed for drill
and tie regEment soon took up the
line Of march Tor some years Of cam.
paiEning II was an exceptionally
fine .rea iiInent aad amer "a long lie and
having + tiie arnnies OF many coun.
tries / an wen assured that the west.
ern slope n he Aiieehenies was the
if,nsst tie,tins matertal. early settled
x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
MISS ALICE
CLIMBED a PILoT LADDER 10
GREET HER slsTER,lN.LAW-
To.RE, COUNTESS DE
ctlAMBRuN.

NEW YORK, Jan. S1.-Alice Roose
welt climbed a pilot ladder up the loft
side Of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross
yesterday afternoon to greet her sis
terin.law.tobe, the Countess de Cham.
brun, who was coming from Europe L
attend the White House wedding. 4
was a 25.foot climb that would have
terrified good many men unused to
it, but she did it bllthely. Her tiancer
Representative Nicholas Longworth,
whom she had accompanied down the
bay to quarantine on a revenue cutter,
followed her up.
Mr.. Longworth, Miss Roosevelt and
the Countess, who was Miss Clara
Longworth, Of Cincinnati, viii go to
Washington to-day
The Presidents daughter and her
hostess, Mrs. Robert Goelet, appeared
at the barge Office yesterday after.
noon in hired electric hanson. Miss
Roosevelt had on a brown fur coat,
with a collar of lighter brown, and a
round hat Of fur. Miss Roosevelt and
Mr.. Longworth went at once on board
the revenue cutter Manhattan.
The Manhattan arrived at quaran.
tine before the steamship had come up
from the Hook. When the big steam
ship hove in sight the pilots ladder
was already over the side, an affair Of
stats and ropes. The Kaiser's officers
saw a woman on the boat and began
to give orders to let down the huge
companion ladder-a flight of steps
as comfortable as those of a house, {,
But Miss Roosevelt would have
none Of that. "Tell them she said,
that this is good enough for me- and
he refusal was megaphoned up the
deck.
Lightly Climbs Ladder.
Without thought of her dainty white
gloves or mock tremors about expos.
ure of her daintily shod feet, Miss
Roosevelt went up to the deck Of the
ship. Mr.. Longworth Joined her in a
minute.
The presentation Of his fiancee to
his sister was quickly made by Mr..
Longworth and all three went to- cab
in. The comtesse seemed to take a
liking to her brothers future wife.
On the pier were several hundred
friends of arriving passengers. Many
Of them had fish horns and blew them.
Whether or not the Comtesse thought
all the noise was about Miss Roose.
welt, she exclaimed: why do they let
all this rabble on the pier?"
oh" replied Miss Roosevelt, good
naturedly they all have permits to
come and meet their friends. It's all
right"
At the gangway the comtesse and
Miss Roosevelt parted. Mr. Long.
worth and Miss Roosevelt hurried to
a waiting hanson to get uptown. 1t
was then7:1O P. NJ. and that left little
time to dress for Mrs. Goelet's dinner,
which was to be followed by visit
to the Madison Square Theatre and the
senior cotillion after that,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

2. p. Robertson, of Fairmont, for.
merly Of this city, and now purchasing
agent for the Fairmont Coal Company,
was in Wheeling last night on bust
ness trip. Mr.. Robertson is a baseball
fan and is very much interested in the
new team which will represent Fair
mont In the "hd" league this year
Wheeling Intelligencer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
Paris PAGER conaratuIates U. S.


PARIS. Jan. S1.-Gilblas this morn
Ing attacked Frances policy towards
Venezuela and Congratulated the Uni
ted States on It's cleverness in ousting
France from Venezuela commercial.
ly. 1t says: THE French foreign of.
fice has now been transferred to
Washington and the American lobster
is coming after the Russian salad.
The direct result of commercial rup.
ture with Venezuela will be that orders
which were formerly ours, will now
go to American traders and finan.
ciers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
8Woodyafd at Jamestown.

Representative woodward has re-
turned from a trip made by the mem.
hers 81 the House committee on indus.
triaI arts and expositons to the site
.on the Jamestown exposition. He
says that they are making a fine show.
ing down there and that the location
isssuperb for the kind Of an exposition
they are going to have. He says that
he thinks the whole West Virginia
delegation In Congress will vote for
the appropriation bill nov pending,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
Dynamite Struggled In.
"a Alhans rs Rurnlna.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 81
The town Of St. Adams is burning.
Places wiped out to the area of two
squares. Charleston sent fire engines
to the scene.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
soIdIera Driven From Town.

LISBON, Portugal. Jan. Slowing
to displacement Of the popular priest
at sabugal. by Arch Bishop of Guarda,
the whole population revolted and did
great damage to property in town.
Twenty soldiers sent to restore order
we're assailed by excited people with
missiles. The soldiers fired into the
crow!, killing Z and wounding many.
The whole population Joined in, over.
whelmed the soldiers. disarmed and
drove them from town.
Dynamite Struggled In.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. S1.-The
Baltic coast is now strongly guarded
by soldiers to prevent the importation
Of arms and explosives into the coun-
try. Despite the rigid precautions, 1t
is known that great quantities of dy-
Mantle have been struggled into st.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

The wife Of Rev VIM. N. Hudson;
81 clarksburg s. seriously ills She
les been SICK fet some time and yer:
.stday SIZE suffered 4 relapse Her
lfienas are greatly alarmed over her
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
NEW WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.

More came In this morning dupll.
eating the lots depleted from our last
sale. A dozen styles at sse that will
surprise you. All sizes again.
aJoLLlFFEIs."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
NEW PONY SUITS

Iffieylte rolllha In BY eyerS express
ana aetns otit sapaIly 10 IIyetys
prises tom rs 70 hi VIA ssyts
and webh through aud through.
JoLLlFFElsE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
cHlLDRENs RAIN COAT SPECIAL

For children 8 to "a years Of age
In tan, oxford and olive mlxtures-
loose or fitted styles that are worth
all Of ss.7s, oWfor $3.50. Il.
eIoLLlFFElssd'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
NEW MILLINERY.

street and walking hats, tailored
and trimmed style-kInd that you
can't help but admire
Nj. and Ma! connells % Teton,
Mere ii Tie clty to'dag 70 attend t1s
nsasTiase 81 theIt son, Frank counel'
Il ana Mss Pearl Holden which took
place III noon today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
ANGHE Of AD'
ROCKS GAyGR'
AHNGER TRAIN
.TELEGRAPRIG Ma COLLECTED and
CONDENSED FOR BUSY READERS

nineteen and three. Mitchell's declare
tIcn followed statement by operators
through Leader. Robbins, who said l
stand positively, determinedly against
any advance whatever.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

Miss Margaret shinn and guest
lsliss stFadsr VIM 50 u Aorgantowa
tossnot4oW Is spend the day de
guests Of the iatteFs brother wtlbpr
Isnader
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

Miss Ann Mcdonald. who had been
the guest of Mrs. c. c. Penick for sew
eral days, left this afternoon for her
home In Charleston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31
Notice Of Application for Transfer o.

Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that an applt.
cation has been filed with the City
Clerk of the cityof Fairmont, West Vir.
ginia, by w. T. Doheney for a trans
fer Of license for sale at retail, spirit
Gus liquors, wines, porter ale, beer
and drinks Of like nature, at Opera
House building On Jackson street
Given under my hand In my once itnl
said city this stst day q January
1906
* ENssfE CITY elsrs =
ciILpBENis PONY COATS
sss sbe natsy eevsFss AZ 500 tor
ahlIarsn 9 10 "A years Of age.
9oLLlFFE's-"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

The West Viisinian
Goes to the Homes
of the Working Men,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-31

Why Wait
Till To-Morrow
For To-day 5 News2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
NEW RIVAL d
B.E[[C0M.PA.A|'I|.Y'I.
4
Especial to The Times Dispatch;


y NEW YORK, Aug. %. It he $40 0oo. 900
coalition OF ind ependent telephone com
spanies throughout II N ew;s York State was
officially confirmed TO- day. The coalition
viii bring into one corporation the Con--S
solldated Telephone Company, OF Buff
falo, which controls all the dependent
telephone companies In this state X the
great Eastern Telephone Company, which
owns the electric lines company, and It's
valuable franchise, which Judge Elsch lol
recently declared valid "A y
The new company becomes the most
Formidable rival to the old Bell Conf
tpany throughout the State. It's entire
capital OF $50, 900 900 has been subscribed
1gl3 The new merger has alliances with
every independent telephone company in
the United States. En- S 81 III *
The deal brings into alliance companies
representing nearly one billion dollars
of capita, and consld erably over q, ooo, 900
subscribers III It will put q 900 600 inde7
pendent telephones In direct communicn-
tion with New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
PAPER HANGING
=COAL AND WOOD.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

ifnoCToRs, BUGGlES-A$s PECIALLLND
OF close or op=n tops; steel or rubber
tires; high class. Eat oW prices. c.
@ SMITH. S14 N. Fifth Street. S} &I IA WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
STREE CARS /. 5 TO
BE.RUN to- FAIR
. (e.ontInued from \ Flrst Pnge.5I


count OF the Onion College grounds, which
could not be crosse * IA Ii r. rs
S8 It was suggested that o. track could DO
laid 4 from the VIZ III M onunlent TO " the
grounds. butt thls plan vas moi feas iDle
on account Of the long run tn rough Bar
ton Fl eights5 "a N stI{ VI
t8has been decided that "a double track
a rs absolutely necessary, n and ~ Is more
than probable that the new: line Z VIII be
constructed from the Broad Street line
where it, turns ut the VS. y ONE i pt'r5
5Incurabes. II to the overhead crossing at
the seaboard Air Line shops Sy$ Il
az Fare Will Be Five Cents.
Fl The line, q It Is said, will cost In the
snolghborhood OF s15, 900, and VIII be- con-
sstrlcted at once II !. 1t U Is 5posslllble z
double ~ will be Installed at the Broad
Street connection, no that VIII pc I, pos
fslble to run every car in the city direct
to the grounds. 3D. rs III 5JtsS II ";
5. Tho fare Will fbc five cents 3s5
,BS A let ter was written to Prcsid ent$ Henry
stuart yesterday by Messrs rthrop;
md I YVickham, receivers, informing him
Of the determination OF tho Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company to build tho
line, }s # si Z. IKE s
# nIr.S stuart is at his country home in
Russell county. and the letter was = OF Dr.;
5warled to him there. ~ s4s
6 It Is estimated that, the street car COM
6pany can handle 5. 900 passen gers "a n hour
md indeed, this was done on the last
Fourth Of July at { lakewood: but as It
I is thought that 3d. 600 persons will visit
the Fair Grounds daily, the r. lroad COM 11,-
Fpanies will have their fair share OF trans
yportntlo lon business 4
The truth is that the street car cons
Y, nnny Is proving itself benefactor to the!
public, for while the railroad companies
viii charge ten cents each way, the,
street car company will only charge the
regular fare OF five cents. e FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
IClU|||Bs|:'|MU.S|j'1''.|ClO!sE.
PE 1 ! |.
Judge Hanckel Places Heavy
Hand the Clubs With
N out License. &
RED N uRRAY 10 ! j: IN JAIL II.
Will Have N D Allowance 81 Time
from His Four Gear u
Il Sentence. N

Especial to NE Times. {. Dlspat III.

s Special to The Times. Dlspat CHI tf 81
IN ORFO Liz " ~. ALE gust q. The seven
social clubs, Of 4 N orfolk, 4 whose license
were revoked by Judge Hnnckel. have
received ano Tier lard blow. the Judge
to- day signing an order directing that
the clubs quit business until their cases
have been passed on by the Court Of APP
ipeuls to which they have been take S
sqs After tho revocation Of tho licenses
ana the appeals to tho higher court had
boon noted, the clubs kept running as
lifSnothIng had happcned Is. T his did not
suit Chief OF Police l3oushS and Co mtnon-i
gwealths Attorney Triton, md the order
Sof Judge Hanckel was SIZED n Tor and
granted. 535$5 ~ ti.i }5 A yi2 5s 35
According to the order the cl ubs car y.
not n sell or glve LIQUOR Of any Kind to
Its patrons. s{,i e 5sss
The motion for new rial IN tho case !8e
OF Willie Gates, alias Reddie Murray the
gambler, convicted OF stealing $3.50 from
" Ii G. Blnylocls mt the Norfolk "a CO stra cks
several weeks SO. and 81 ven fou yea o'l. rs
5nSthe penit went over to- day IN II
TIL October. III sssi S5. 1s &,
This means the prisoner mus 5rcmla14i l1I
Jail, receiving no allowance for.thc titus 9
now being served. in tho event he q should ~
fail to- secure n new trial. IL II rs I'll 3a
8s5 Tho motion for d new trial In the case
OF George Hugo, convicted Of conspiring
to defnme his wife. formerly Katie Nc
aIIogg,F for the purpose OF obtaining al di-
vorce, VI also j went az ov or, and Iiug lilte
Gates, must remain In jail. under tho
sam q clrcums tances. "a Y! g@5$ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been es-
distance from the M a. Omice q The Times;
nny NJ these branches Will receive the same
ten!on hsuHh ssy hga hs o s.
cost to the advertiser! VI Y;
81 .AlIG1rrEIrs DRUG STORE. Twenty-nttA
+ and Yenahle Streets l.4'5 l
". i. 3EANI;S, 2sl3 East Broad Street. ri
A. A. SCOTT. Twenty-hfth and Broad Streets s.
nonERT y. WILLIAMS. Twenty-Afth and
lra AR GRANT 8 CO., Toushee ana
a " 1ATlMER. No. 500 West Marshall
rMoMpsoN's DRUG STORE. NO, 1921 Wcs.
Main Street, VA " lf < 81
!. 81. BEyERIDGE. Brook Avenue and Clay
Street. - .
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No, 5000 Williams
burg Avenue, Fuitoh' G6st5 34F iu
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 80 East Marshall
Street a BIS
cry DRUG STORE. NO lIA East Main
JuDsON CUNNINGHAM. No, 2o27 East Main,
corner Twsnty-nrst tl WEI I'LL
PINE STREET PHARMACY. No. 1884 South
Pine Street. al t s'Ne S .349} G3EG
rEK;KlNKrPARRlsH co, No. AZ
| THE PARAGON PHARMACY, no, SOL West
| Cary Street. l=AE
EATON PHARMACY. Twensy.eighth and N
RlsoS's pIIAIsMAcY. No lis Canal Street
! /, n, LEWIS. No. 4 East Broad Street,
| HuNpI,EY y WALKER, rwenty-tifth and
lcAHpEHs DRUG STORE. No. lio2 Hun
W A, PERKINS. No 40 North Sycamore
| Street. Petersburg,
r%nsss ElaMTH sx hSp aS sTEET rAR
n, ~. H.. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
GENERAL humphrey
TOIREPLY'8..T0.CH|AR:.G|'.E|:.s|
(By Aasoe!ated l,rteess.l

3 IW4ASHING TON,, p, c., August Pr
General Humphrey, auurterma MASTER cen.
arraigned in the report Of eI3rlgad Ter. Cen
ieral Garter returned to the War pepaaIt.
lnent, hut remained only a. short TINE = 3
Is probable that General Humphrey will
3maka an ofl1cial reply to the STRUCTURES ~
General Carter. and point! out 9 fey icy n, mai
tiers, which. he says. the Generai oYfsFF y
says it Would DO Impossible to giy,e ae.
partment commanders free rein n me
matter OF expendltu because The re- + Z,
snWS that t certain expenditures must be
made ma only upon tho approval Of the see,
3retnry Of War; Another featur Whlc Y
General Humphrey mentions. Is that
aominanders there would be no way or
edunIizIng the approximations. \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
BRYAN WILL WITNESS
HIS DAU GHTER'S5 PLAY
lspecI n 10 The mines. spaten.)

;, NEW y DIRK, N August q az. william
Bryan's daughter, NJ RS. r nth Rryan 4, Lea-
s., Holmes, Detective w'lGSh,,lsd g 9 j. %
tors Union i Square Theatre by Maude
Afr, Bryan has promI,sed his = da a,l91
that one q the first th'lngs, IN wv y 60 60
~ me bn alngg' Frday evening, August slst
Mrs, Leayltt, writing last week I 70 Miss
fro,,, "a ther HeR4is tremendously inter-
e st. In The play. and deyoutly hopes It
Viii nroye successful and bring credit to
the name of HryaI You knot% y.hs has not
sta 90 Syaverli though his own career ony 1t
w vas d brief and not altogether an impor-
q !, 4 on y l 4aJi Nt ~ TIT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
Richn,7, onders in New York,

fspecal to The lTInles- plspntch,) -
il NEW ORR, August b. It'll Ayenue,
i w. Gordon and wife; Martinique, Miss
3 II, ana wife: York. Miss j. Mitchell,
NJ IN. And rsol,. 4 Z. Al derson: Inpcrial,I
* MI r., A Dlehart J; r, Reefe; Woodward,
IS, II. Goodman, T. i Strensei Webster,
hook n Mar lboroug h.s ]. N, Isrix, Z.
FGray;h Astor, w ". Mallory; broadway
Central IA. IS, panner ~; ~, Tatts. " Y
Breslin, Nv. IL. Taylor w. D, Duke, ":
i. ii Aake Holland q. w, Stevens: & fIeraid
Square, r. II, ole; i Hotel Astor 81 Eae ot
sTacl. IN. al TN IS s /, gs 4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
WANTED,
whit GIRLS.
q BEGINNERS PAID WHILE ii 1T, FARMING,
Steady employment; good wa ges. pply W "
ALLEN s. GINTERl BRANCH.
sg E1 3H Richmond, Va
< MOToRMAN KILLED.
Said to Have Run One Of tsa'
First Cars Used in Richmond.

f8I Especial to Tho Times Dt spatch,
4 NORFOLK. VA, August q. --John q.
Ellington Of Richmond, motorman on
the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
lines, was Injured in a trolley collision
at the ear barns shortly before midnight
last night and died at st. Vincents Hos
@pital this morning
Ellington WAS about fortyrfiYe years
old. and is said TO have run in Richmond
one Of the first motor cars ever operate ed,
4lle5was here for about q year some t'lne
ago, but returned to Richmond ana came
back here about six months ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23

d FRAN c Z WITH 4 5000, 4. 90
LIS THIS and 5Pluc yWe e,lt:. 1 70
ID yVorls Lived iii Tenement
.35ts Guarding cir1ool11s. 81

4S Especial 10 rho Timea-D ispntch.) II
n Jew. Z DIRK, AUG rust q. "A lmost daily
for weeks a neatly gowned woman II her l
handsome face marked deep by care u and N
grief, hus been sa visitor at the & East iy
Thirty5nfth street Police Station I \, tile
3lwcllcrs II, the &neighborhood n she md.
her mission have been o deep \ my stery
y The woman Is sodonlo Olive, who ,S With
her younger sister the solo survivors
OF d large family, came to this eli six SIX;
years ago from their old home on the
outskirts Of Paris. They brought with,
them SO, 600 in cash and three old horse
inir trunks, filled with .helrl ooms--l aces
tapestries ana quaint piocos OF jewelry,i
set with precious stones II Of worth In
money not over $1,000 bit ( to Sldonie
Olive and her sister pric oless. n T he sisters
embarked their SO, 900 iii 1,us ness. Within
two years thoy had lost thelr cash, and
were ,leedle-w orkers hiding their 81 lefi
I'm he dingy rooms Of an Ia st Side 5ten Nc
5ment iisS; 5s9f5 s85 81. OH
But the heirlooms were ntouc he'd q
When trouble LAY heaviest upon t lem
they would open the old trunks and. .
bending over their relies, every one OF
WulCu oSS1 III
z OF the present. Often their Y need was
itlesperate-no money for rent; none even
for. food but they chung, to IL csc relics
of happier days. x y. IL l$i
obbed Of Their Treasures
On July 18th last the sisters returned
from their work to the one room in the
basement OF tho big tenement y 70. Ii
East Thrty-secondS Street to 3: find the
wind ows shattered, the room IN confu-
sion ana the three old #tru open isl1vl
empty. Ri III Il 5s5
THAT night Il sidonle Olive mad 3 her
Il first visit to tho police stat lon.$ Detec-
Btiyes Norton and I Hi gins were ssigned
to the case, and are still at work upon II.
II never heard OF q tougher case,',i
said Detective Norton last night i q Il q
World reporter. Sf5 q idonie 4 Olive and her
sister are brave. honest women, ant jWo
are doing our best to recover the4$ heir
looms. 4 1t N Is almost certai q that the
thieves did not dispose OF them In this
city The probablll lily; Is that tn were
carried to Boston by a crook. for wlioms
we are now searching. 4 Il Ss5s4
One man has been arrested on suspi-
scion and released s. Ano Their Is sund rBsur-i
fveillanc q. and the search for tho stolen
5heirlooms Is 4 extending to 4 Boston and
other ities.s$ 55 $,sSSsi 8 FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
SUMMER BOARDING..

WA NTEp, no on AND HOARD, ..N Y !,
s private family by young man nun Auute 's
b K ASS, cure this office. ~ z - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23

WANTEp-Fo OR II VIRGINIA.. Wi !, s. |,
Virginia, and North Carolina, lse .n.sa
good male enogrphersI q also and and
4 S men Proficient In ~ BOOB q. kReep ~ .eo n
Z month Having no. students for the ;
posi- lions. any persons furnishing s az,
factory refe rences ms TO ua alll a. e.
N. sEYIS. RIISINESSZ COLLEGE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
ROOMS WANTED! D.

l1r11R N1sHED ROOM FOR q RENT. GOO
b q race \ opposite Westmoreland L Club. ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
WEN | N
MEET IN NORTH 0 h Il.

I nv Associated Press. J

B5gss (By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, August 2. Several OF tho
freight and passenger officials of the the
southwestern railroad lines met at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel to-day for the
purpose, It IS said, Of receiving and con- con;
ssidering an, Interpretation Of the Hep
burn railroad rate bill. The interpreetLa-
gtionS of tho law had been, referred |. g
Judge Baxter, Of Nnshvill ,Ss Tenn, but
he advised O. conference OF the general
traffic managers. which was hold recently
at Atlantic City. The aEswers to the va.
srious questions rela ting to the Law, were
but were not In shape for submission TO
the railroad officials for their guidance.
The submission Of a general line Of az AZ
ton for compliance with the Jaw wa 9 sie
1t could not be learned after the meeting
who were present. The law " become
effective August 2ath. a 64s K if,f
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iWANT5DIT1T FOR Ev1RGINIA, EST
and North carolnn, r. se tbree
ins,Sals nroficient a II, bookkeeping y, and
stenography; # salaries $50 . to w J, q q
tons persons furnisninifEg ca sio
S !, -, ter will be considered. MAS
WA sEYSBUsINEsS COLLEGE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
\ Hell P'SVVANTE D -.--M Male !
y. CAR BUILDERS

CAR b UILDERSS q
IVA N,rE1,, FOUR OR FIVE az Cd CAR
Ia builders; also three or four men ao-
customcd B to interior finish; also TWO w,
n Or threc mon for bottom and plauoI, y
work OF electric cars good ,Wng e ss,ta nv
X sPANY. 62d strnd Woodland Avenue U 3
Pm.