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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
ca 4 Wan 4. " t,rst thought she ra l
5,W1FE.BEATER.
Former Soldier Of the Car U J r,:l'
{, 5gslsig. An rsst lii Danville.

3 IN (Apecial u Tho Times u spatchJ /. ",
Il DANVtLLD, vA., August Bel sam aoltl 1
Bteit, a. shoe merchant Was ARA ~ =
the Mayors court to.da charged with ! =
cruelty beating his young wife, nom ,n .
married several ysass ss6 age co.
Kood taKaViori towards the woman, pend
Ing sthe trial 81 tho charges preferred.
GoldAtoin was d former soldier n N Ne 3
army ofi II TIC car, and came to this 10
country. His wife, whom he Z now 4 y,
charged with beat Ing, put Up the money I,
Tor THE night, and Joined Inn in Dan J.
vile about a. yonr sngo. The woman. can an
spouk no English. Other Russians here
are finterceding In her behalf. II u;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
ECCENTRIC BALLPLAYER
JUMPS FROM WINDOW
(By Associated Press Il, I,

n 5s.lI BY Assoc! Ted Ercss,
AUGU6TA,aG GA, August 8.--First Base
.manS Beck, who was released by the Au-
gusta Club last night narrowly escaped
a mentally unbalanced state, he jumped
from athird-story window OF the Chcl-,
sea Hotel. He struck q number OF elec-
trio wires and fell into a rose bush. Beck
has been acting peculiarly for several
days, and yesterday created a sensation
In the club house OF the local team by;
his yngar!es.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Richmond Young Man Hangs His His
\ ass.. II eel lii Station Platform.
1870 ~ X y n,ha rlmcs. pIspntch.l

Especial Y 70 The TImcs- D!spatch.} II1.
77.7 z4ATLDD, A. August 8.--Mr. Mercer,
OF the N CIV York Lie Insurance Com.
1pany, Of Richmond, who is q guest. OF!
the Rutland Hotel at Elerson, TO when "
place he returns every light, while Salignt-
ink from the Chesapeake and Ohio train
yesterday afternoon, his heel became
wed ged h IN / crack Of the platform;
throwing him to the grours1 and very
nearly underline train. The doctor who VIC
was summoned pronounced the injury
"a severely sspralned ankle. 81
81 There Will be q special meeting Of the the
High School Improvement League at
the Academy Thursday evening ct halr-
past % O. clock. ia n iii NJ itt VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Eloped:Sfrom Petersburg.

93I138 Especial N on The T!mes- d spa toh.)
B$V a. Al, August 8..-Miss
Eva Frances Schroeder. DAUGHTER Of John
IS. schreider, and John SteW art, a young
In Petersburg for some time, clipped this
morning to Halifax, n. CT, where they
were married. They were aided In the
elopement by Miss N ellie Stewart, sister
of N the groom, who saccompnnied# the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
\ oLDSyVoMAN KILLED (. !. ] y: y
Negress Struck by Trait, ( and and !.
Hurled Into the Bushes.

s9 fSpccin& 70 The Times DISPATCHED ,lT b "
4, 1WPoR.rE NEWS August g.
Margaret 1ightfoot, Il negress, who, mem N pm;
bers 81 her family say, was not less than
eighty 4 years old, was killed to. DAY
by the westbound Chesap and ONO
passenger 4 train Just after IL Ind lett LEFT,
Hampton fors Richmond The old me- me-
gress, who wns little deaf was ~ cross ross =
Ing the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks lsi' , on
North King street when the engine n
struck her. a She was picked up bodily 1.Ei:y
and hurled into the bushes on the south ". 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
VICTIM OF WRECK,
Young Woman Aged az and
.,.. Weighed 400 Pounds.

A Especial to The Times Dlspateh.)
CflARloTfE, n. T., August 3.-,Lizzle
bowman, age a years, weigh 1880 pounds,
died at the Good Samaritan Hospital here
to-day, She was Injured In n wreck near
Hamlet two weeks ago, and was brought
here, With forty others, for medical at.
tentlon. This brings the death list to
5tMepty-seyen. The remains viii be taken
10 Monroe for burial, a special casket
had to 30 provided for the body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
BRYAN Party Sightseeing.

~ (f3y- Assocated@ PTeEs, 800
ROME, August 8-Wiliam j. Bryan.
and his party spent the day slght-seoing
and to visiting st. Peters, the Roman!
fort, the coliseum, the Appian Way
ana tho Catncom BIS. Mr. Bryan did not
see the Pore, having an audlenc with
him at the time OF his former visit 20
Rome, The American party left Rome
for Lugano this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Struck Iby q Tree.

(speclal by southern Bell Telephony
4 LYNCHBURG, VA, August s,---During
the severe storm which swept South
Iynchburg yesterday " rraylor took
jrefnge,in small house at Perkins
Springs and was probably fatally hurt
by large tree being blown across the
house He was badly hurt BY the tree
about the head and face, and this morn
ing he was removed to his home near
Bocock, There Is slight hope for his re-
coYery. G5
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SON, REPORTED DEAD, 4.
5s$I5 us ALIVE ANO.sWELL

(speclal to The Times Dispatch.) f5i
$ ROAM OKE,s8fssV Aug. S.-Mr. II. u H,
Wilson,, OF N Fordwick, Augusta county,
killed near this city Saturday night was
his son. Frank Wilson. II Q arrived hero
this mornlngfand WAS much relieved to
find that I wa s. a case of mistaken dem.
tity, and thRtShis son was alive and we'll.
B Allhhope OF having the dead man identi-
fed was abandoned to-day, and the body.
was Inferred at Falrvlewy Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
High School Wins.

G Especial 10 The 5Tincs- plppotch%)
clal election IN smithheld va, yesterday
on$tha question Of iss,ilus bonds to the
amount OF so, 600 for a publ c high school
building, the advocates won by q vote
OF So to n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Shocked by Lightning.

MN Especial 70 Tho TImoA, DlspatcI,) '7T@0
SALISBURY, n, c.. August 8.-rMrs.
w. r.. Davis, wifo 81, REV, Mr.. Davis,
OF. Faith. was badly shocked by a stroke
of lightning yesterday afternoon. She
WAS, rendered unconsclous for some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Negro Kills Town Marshal

900 "a l9a tBy AfsocInted 2 F'rces.
CALER4A, ALA, g August 8.--Town Mar
shall Sam Fulton was shot and killed by
a negro tonight. The marshal attempted
to arrest the negro for stealing q tide
on a freight train. The negro escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
cur {; 8.sON-JN-LAvv's THROAT:
is JAILED FOR MURDER
- 4, 4 .anniated praxs

FnRrS PAY N ID, "a IlA,,, a ug, S,---.An q gcd
~ II "a man named Wright Ia IN jail here
CHARGED s!d With murder near Lydia Y Ala
q 8. lam, bailey and John Bailey, and
he he "a q To- bnse his daughters. The Baleys
rremonstra ted, ana John .Baileys throat
was cut by Wright so badly that he died
ht Sam Bailey, who was holding an infant
IN His arms, was also stabbed In the
throat, twill recover, Wright has SUR
rendered.. e9{8 8ais Ss nj XII
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John Mitchell Hanged.

"a 4 (I3v IAssncIated Press. ~
% DYERsBURG, TENN, AUGUST 8,--.Iohnl
Mitchell, a negro, was hanged hero to-.
day for the murder OF Moses Weddell
In December 1906 Mitchell proclaimed
his innocence to the last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
New Church at Harrisonburg.

Especial to Tho Times Dlapatch)
IARRIsONBURG, vA.# August The
contract has been let for the erect ton
OF the new Catholic church in this
place to a local firm. The church will
cost between $780, 900 and s25.0o 9.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Personal Mention,
I lac 1Tsl1 t,1

washington, p. 9,
Mrs, Thomas a. Haddon, Of South
Cherry Street, accompanied by her little
niece, left yesterday TO spend the month
81 August at "Colina, = the home Of her
brother, John Hargraye, M Dlnwlddlef
MI III. s. .Mosby Ia visiting his brother
In chnlOnd. ~ X lt5i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
FoR re RRIp LIVER

Take Horsford' s Acid Phosphate
Itsstilnulatesl healthy y iyer sact witty, rev9
slieyas constipation, sick headache and
malaria, 81 ~ Z y !s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
THE WE ATHER.

Z Forecast for Thursday and Friday: Yir-l
ginla-.Local rains Thursday and Friday;
variable winds and thunder squalls
Friday; fresh southwest Winds. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
VIRGINIA DENTISTS.
They Spend the Day3,.5inl Discus IS US
Y ,sions and Clinics. ".

8s i{Bas (Specinlato Tho Times ! lSpa tch) 533
says ana d scussions upon clinics occupied
tho entire time Of the Virginia State
Dental Association at Old Point to-day.
y The conYen tions will adjourn II -morroW
after theeletton of officers. II i2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Thermometer This Day Last Year

4 ~M!s'....,3A &
3 Il, Nj. .,,,,.,..,..N u mladgp!!sl,t,,,..,,,ia
Average,...,,,,,,.,,b l-6 81 WA &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
8 g.
sumo day Outings
TO
Old Point, Ocean View,
Buck roe, Pine Beach :
and Norfolk.
Round --$1.25--Trip
Every Sumo day

TO Old Point. Buekroe, Ocean View.
pine Beach and Norfolk Two fast
trains. Leave Richmond $3.50 and ?
AL M. every Sunday. Three hours longer
az ocean View and Pine Beach than
Via any other route. Ten hours ut the
seaside, Visit Jamestown DISPOSITION
site, Only route running two sold
trains to the seaside, Cape Henry and
Virginia Beach. $l,bo, l5
TWO ,TRAlks TO LYING HeuR!a, VIA
e. 6. q o., JAMES RIVER LIN E,
Pullman sleeper TO Lynohbura, Natural
Bridge Station and clifton Forge,
81 Chesapeake and Ohio train leaving R!oh-
nlond at b:16 P. Nj, daily except Sunday,
via James River Limo, carries through
sleeper, to 81 Lynchburg. Natural Bridge
and Clifton Forge. arriving Lynchpurg
1880 II. NJ, Natural Bridge $40 a, Nj,
and Clifton Forge Q A, M, Returning,
sleeper will arrive Richmond $40 a. Nj,
daily except Sunday Sleeper open Tor
occupancy at Lynehburg $3.50 ?, N.
f Daily ira In leaves Richmond for 4yynet
burg and Natural Bridge at ;2o 81, NJ; NJ,
with parlor car, 3 III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Miniature Almanac,

sun rises, 5;:l idlGHaIl 2 u ~
Gun 7;o9 MornIIng S
Moon rlses..nIQ:22 Eyenlli S,,,'',. s.'S'is ~
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Incredible.

Incredible.
Yeast: IT was talking to your wife to-day,V Z
CriInsonbealt: nIIoW did That happen ~ n
How did what happen n
s..That You. We're doing the talking" -YonkeTs
iStateslna n. u slfs 9t. III i5 54s 4t 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

cloudy Range Of the Etherm0meter;
4 A <. M.:::Ss B Y; s: y
% r. M,.,.;......ol y mid g 50
Highest temperature ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 81
Lowest temperature yesterday .,...,,,57l
Mean temperature yesterday.....,.,., 81
Departure from normal temporature.,.8U4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

Unable to State,
,'ls your wife q, blonde or a brunette ~ d *
s4g,Can't say. She 5 been at the Thalrdresser's
for the last hour "-I4pplncotts Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
TWO TRAINS 10 LYING HeuRa, VIZ
G. q o., JAMES RIVER LIN e.

EXCURSIONS nc RIG HMoNp, vAns VIA
d n THE souTt Rk AlLWAsY
4 on August goth, 2lst, 22d and ESQ, ne =
Southern Railway will sell very 70 " Hi.e =
tickets from all atatlons IN virginia y, "
Richmond and return, !lmlteea =, . Aususss
26th account virginia stare Y n s'"sA
Assonia ton,
THE WAY TO 4 re Ac y A Z Z y y
ciTY-VlA II tiE r or LAB &YoHt sB
RtNER Roy II .oo
Leave Richmond every week |, ~ !, I'm an
II. M. Low IRA to exc tlcksls ~
sale daily. once, go East Main Street
phone No, 455, t55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Conditions Yesterday.

RIchmOnd's weather. WhH hot hnt
cloudy Range Of the thermometer +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

TWO TRAVELLING Statesmen WANT
eel IN each state; salary IS per week
ana expenses, mention present Occupa-
ton. Los ANGELES CIDER CO. New
York
ANY ONE VISITING THE TRADE IN
virginia and Carolina every thirty DAYS
can ScruEc "a good side line hy address
ing 'tll SiltiG care this office.
HOT SIDE LINE; PAYS HOTEL BILLS
consisued goods. pocket sample.
prompt commission. a NJ ERIC A y
CHEWING GUN co. st Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with q minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices No display type allowed
in tre classified columns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
HELP WANTED-MaIe.

BRIGHT. ACTIVE Young MAN RE
tween 10 AMI Is years old. wanted. must
write a good hand and be familiar with
t.c city. MILLER * RHOArrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

BRIG Hr. ACTIVE YOUNG MEN WANT
MILLER * RHOADS.
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Always Looking through These Times Dispatch Want They Need
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SOLICITORS & statesmen.
TWO TRAVELLING Statesmen WANT
eel IN each state, salary IS per week
ana tNpenses, mention present occupa-
York
ANY ONE VISITING THE TRADE IN
virginia and Carolina every thirty DAYS
can StcuEc "a good side line hy address
ing tl' SiLEit care this office.
HOT SIDE LINE; PAYS HOTEL BILLS
promot o,,. Eo'ols, po,ES' D., =, s9@p,e,
CHEWING GUM co. ST Louis.
AGENTS WANTED.
A3ENTS Don't FOOL AWAY YOUR
Uiie on dCad oucs. Insurance. laundry.
tea ana coffee solicitors. canvaSsers. any
one earning less than go "a week wake
w CNt wonderful premium and CONF
n.natt propositions got the money our
I"rtand. ore, agency sold 1910 boxes
in two days. another sold q, boxes inst
manufacturers in our line u the c1un-
W. saving you middieman's profits.
iay means SO lost. DAVIS 60. 32
Union Park Place. Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED SOMETHING En-
urvy new. and needed by everybody.
our $50 combination policies. covering
costing ogiv e. 1 "sr ana occgpSt!on
quarterly. issued bv mis- societv ,n....
Agents wanted. lary. ~orn,n.s-i''r,s ana
exclusive territory given Address \ A.
IloNAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY 800
broadway. New YORK. EstahIssncd u
years.
SELLS LIKE BLUE HLAzEs." SAYS
one "i "-t DntnI-. astir agents regarding
..i n-" n'N ~ soap containing 9.N
a,l ,'','N .@, 'HHe- oi me t"itt sotp
wHaic @u,at s..,', 's,1 y yeas '..'s 'ns
D.rfa,S .s. ".' '... atei As.nt IA
t,u weeks splendid .rr1rf.,fIt, 49,
branch rfr.. and road tfev rr..-...,.'f.
Write t.-sar PARj(ER rfFit.ff7.al
Itf-IrtrSt->-. .--r,-r-. t,.,>..r.t-r. -,.,, o.,
Ict .rs. 49, 70 .' ND f-i, 10 50
hotels ..rf ....f.. ~ w., it,, ,t-tN- -
ad.rt.f D.. O. < ,..,,.,,.-..,.
pital .a-f.s.s. .asr soii.r Comm ..''
or SALARY VINE. far trrr.tor.. rr'....
ING 20 g. lss so "a s J. ~ d,i .,
ton Ky
REPRESENT TfVE- WANTED r~
s,racflo-. 81. ,,..l- -.. ",i ~.
.ral f.r,re . ~'-., t
Sf0Rr1.1, Ii>.,. ,-ts,- y E
AGENTS. OK s.r,Dv gp ,.o,.,.-..
rro1u~es. &c., 's.-
bu,s :. on sfst, ~. . li INK
ma. o,,. PER cent
~,,-s" Ir1>-1ST. ,,l.t ,a,r i3o
crosse Vy-ie '' ia
,,.f.>--~s -,->>---,--, r.,,.,- ,,-....-., 49,
aF'1ts for city work. salary anl CONF
commegCe.
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTrD-OrK
irr" catalogue shows yo- DIX lrllr--
,.t frsr. - DAYS credit e)t-
.-..--
rl- ~f4r Ctsf. ,rr,,----,- rrJ,.,s, T.
as l-t +r a.- '.-N
p..t--o.l ".
.C.t->--re 49,. ,.-.>---,,,,- ,----,- 49,
"Ft--N ~ N'' Ni'N itl1. NrN PAT
pcs NE. 'i-t'' H0-
A."li'--. S'il I'D r Jays PSF one
assent. sample trt.. h ..l. i.r- .te '...
'lf lf1a'i. CD
,,.t->--~- r,-r,r-,,. r,,,,r-r.,. ..---. .- --...
N-'rr-'>.,s-. i'' f, 2. y .lf i' y
ner cent rr.ft easy ~ .rs GLEN
kH'k NOVELTY WORKS Gi-rr.cx.
pa
..---.---.-. -.-.-..--- -.,....---...---
-. fi-.N - ~ .-l+ i'f-t-. r'.+ -'iN fi-f--
'lt"4 al.'i N'..'- N"W
rr--r n. ,tt-l.
--i- l-t-i. 81 o. '', ffN $3.50. Sew
l'FA
-.--
arer's mako 81 - s.. daily an Fot.
M -
AGENTS. ~Asfr-f.r.ATFs. SIGNS ,-r-sr-
..-- r4.rat d. -~.-r rfyr--. .s..I,-
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Professional Help Wanted.

ISh literature rnatleiraff-s f.r.l,o'ro
e ,ig., , dFa~ins t.eshJ: gir,s ,9es~egn
G. PETTY Rari3ar Culnerer county
Va. r + y
IvA%~t-T F., --.--r-,.t- Tp,I~rT1,,~-
~ fe.-t 10, .-...-, s--.-' 49,, .+.,-r
e,ern.,,a,,, II s '..,' $50 s.1i,1sss
j o.. care this oti.re.
W A y n + j. TWENTY-FIVE OiALtl
teachers far High Schools Apply az
BUREAU. Nanchestcr. Ia REV II. Vs.
Cridlin. Manager
Professional Situation Wanted
.- - -
"AN tL-A POSITION. ONE rs
BY a teacher With q Professional car
French. German Also geometry tr'g-
olofnetry and music on piano. Address
TEACHER BOX s4 Pulaski Va
~ires position as teacher in private.
family OPP SCHOOL, Qualifications. En--
lsh mathematics. Latin. French ANA
music State requirements AND salary
Address Miss E1ATWRIGHT C;N-
Gr tearror .r --i,,.e -.i,.'. i. rs i .,
fv. win t...r tt. -,.--at r--'.
lr.nrNee M, BE- ,-f-...-. 10.
a~.rre. ~. ..-,el ,f4--- So. ID
X c.~a -osr--1e+o- r--..----r-, 10
'i-
NTED-POSITI0N To TEACH
l' o. 80
" ---'' Nag t'i .l-'.
COr~r-0o- '
SOL III OKS q statesmen
WANT ED. TRAVELLING REPRESENTA-
TIVE FOR VIRGINIA AND NORTH
AND SOUTH CAROLINA s.rApv
AND COMMISSION TO SELL Gas
GAS APPLIANCES NEW work. GAS
-'-'i NV
YORK CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
Business
Opportunities

Occur every day. There is
always a chance to sell your
business; secure an interest
in a good business; buy or
sell anything; meet the man
who needs you to make his
fortune and yours. These
chances occur every day in
= The Times Dispatch Want
Ads. Read and patronize
them and you will secure
what you want.
Cost One Cent a Word
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
HELP WANTED-Female.

a SMALL FRONT ROOM. 2ue iIAe.-
over street. free 20 lady who will give
daily walk To- thrte-y car-old child.
ACTIVE LADY TO WORK AT HOAiE:
$50 paid for T. days trial. promotion.
state nationality. religion E\GWALl.
33 Lakeside Bldg. Clicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

WANTED WORKING HOUSEKEEPER
for family Of four. home near city.
state age. qualifications and compcusa-
lion wanted. Address l. %. care tcis
office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
HOT sIDE LINE: PAYS HOTEI. BILLS
AGENTS WANTED.

"a ftINIS DON'T FOOL AWAY YOUR
uilc ON dead ones. Insurance. laundry.
tea ana coffee solicitors. canvaSsers. any
one earning less than go week wake
up. our wonderful premium and COM
..Nt ION propositions got the money. our
i"rtand. ore, agency sold 1910 boxes
ii TWO days. another sold o. boxes FIRST
N'H' PROFIT $B90 We are tine larccst
manufacturers in our line iu the clun-
It. saving you middleman'- profits
pest season now opening. clrh DAYS dee
taY means $40 lost. DAVIS CO.. 32
MON Park Place. Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

WANTED-A GOOD. STRONG Girl. IN
our engraving department. Apply
EVERETT WADDEN COMPANY. Il01
East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

CASH GIRLS WANTED MILLER a
RIOADS
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i,NpERIENCED DRESS GOODS SALES
men wanted. MILLER ~ hIiOADS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES
position as eotrrntSs. Address ls-s
care I.ires- Ilisratch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

AGENTS SOMETHING En-
urcly new. and needed by everybody:
our $50 combination policies covering
tit accidents. diseases and occupation,
costing only 81 per annuul each. uavap.e
quarterly. issued by this society Onls:
over 500. already paid in Deucn.s
Agents wanted. large commissions ana
exclusive territory given Address Ma
IIoNAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY. 400
broadway. New YORK Established Il
years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

-NI'T-T2I t1NCED NDNrA.- VA N-.rr-r,
as assistant 20 hosiery hsyer MILLER
IS EliDADS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-18
FUNERAL OF WAITER scHRANIM
second Victim Of Santa Fe Explosion
Buried This Afternoon.

Funeral services over the remains of
Walter G. Schramm, the second victim
of the explosion in the burning freight
car in the Santa Fe shop yards on Fri
day morning, were held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the German Lutheran
church, Second and Van Buren, streets.
The Rev. Mr.. Eggert ofdciated and inter-
menNfollowedin theTopeka'ceme tery- All
of the members of the Santa Fe fire
department, who were not injured at
tended the funeral as did many of
the workmen in the boiler department
at the shops where Schramm was en-
ployed as an apprentice.
Schramm, who was 10 years old, died
at the Santa Fe hospital shortly after
6 o'clock Saturday evening. From the
time he was taken to the hospital on
Friday morning it was not thought pos
sib1e that his life could be saved. He
received deep burns about the face,
body, arms and legs and also inhaled
flames and gases.
All of the other four men who were
badly burned in the explosion, are get
ting along nicely and will recover be-
yOnd a doubt.
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industries wanted.

way has information from desirable
points on it's lines that industries Of
various kinds are desired. The fine
prospect of a bounteous harvest in
sures the continuance of the large
business of former years and is caus-
ing many communities to make strong
effort to secure new industries Among
the establishments wanted are iron
and woodworking concerns, cereal
mills. earning works, cold storage
plants and mills of various kinds, as
well as mercantile establishments. Re-
quests for particulars addressed to the
Industrial Department of the c. & n
W Ry., Chicago, Will be promptly at
tended to.
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portland ,nd the Northwest.

M accOmmodate delegates and 9TH
- 10 meeting of the Hotel Mems
N,,+ral BENEFIT Association, at Port
land. June 25-5s; 1879 s.o the e. Union Pa Pa,
oi III, low rate of one fare for the round
49, 70 Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
1al1in eham. Everett, Vancouver, Vic
+o-.sa and New Westminster. Tickets
on sale June 10, -. 20: p. p. 1906.
date of sale.
mis- route affords you a view of 200
v,,i1es along the matchless Colum bia
Tiver and an opportunity to visit yell
Iowstone Park by q side trip from Og-
5an or Pocatello at rate of $3.50
Srbica includes all rail and stage fare
also hotel accommodations beyond
Yellowstone. Mont. for five and half
DAYS trip.
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Bids Nfrs. Thorpe Good-bre.

"Battle-axe" Bess Lane, dissolute
white woman who consorts with negroes,
was arrested last night on a charge of
insanity, but the police think. that she
was simply overladen with hop or
morphine She managed to stay in Jail
over night, but this morning decided
that she had stayed long enough, so she
wrote a note to Mrs. Thorpe, saying
that she had left this town for good, .
(she could not leave the town for any
thing else) and wandered away Mrs.
Thorpe, police matron, thinks she will
have to lock her prisoners behind the
bars if they refuse in this manner to
stay around while at liberty
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Union Pacific Bulletin, June. 1905

One fare for the round trip to the
northwest. To Puget Sound and Port
land. direct Returning via California
$3.50 additional. Tickets on sale June
is to q, inclusive. Limit so days
To California, Portland and Puget
sound. Daily low excursion rates June
1 to September Is. applying via variable
routes, limit October 81.
To California and Return: Still lower
rates June 25 to July :. inclusive; re-
turning direct or via Portland
To Colorado and Return: Daily from
June / to September 80, one fare plus
SO cents. Still lower rates for the Elks'
great meeting at Denver Tickets sold
July 10 to Is. inclusiye.