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meet to-morrow night at u O. clock, nd
the. Police. Election and School Com
it1ittecss at III o'clock n ls
STONED 5NIFE'S HOME.
Frank Kelley, Of Henrico is Put N;l
ASS AZ Trnr1sr Heavv Bond.

Under Heavy BONO.
# Charges we're preferred yesterday morn ''d1l
Ing In tho IIcnrco county Magistcr'i la
Court against Frank Kelley, a. 70: former e
strcet-car conductor. by his motller.l''-
idw, Mrs. Bell Beazlcy. Of 241e West Ma al 1,
Street. for bombardingS the lntter's home
With stones In the early hours Of the
morning. III a. Il !.
n Kelley Is divorced from his wife, and
the evidence showed that he has repeat
eddy donc tho same thing before. The
accused tried to prove an alb, but failed.
and he was fined IS and put under De "a q
/ bond OF 5000. iliS q L. e ss ,l u,
AT, important item in the case was Ne q Z, q
bntch OF immoral letters. written II is Is
alleged, by a colorcd woman at the N.
stance Of Kelley. The letters ,sssre t,irn led q
over to Squire Lewis, who deemed .et then,
unfit to read. Later Mrs. Beasle turned u lr1
them over TO Commonwealth a.t ttor 'l,',
IL o. yyendenburg, who Will 4 nvesuga e
the mat ter, 10 n, VA
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.SOuthertlR ailwaLy,l;

!, =, T TRAINS LEAVE II CIfMOND.8 ..5 u.s.
~. y. B Fol flowing schedule figures SpublisIeoi
o r as informant ion. and ara not guaranteed
100 a.. Il, - aily-Local for Charlotte Ais1
Clarksvllle and Buffalo Lithia springs 7fss
1880 81 NJ. --Da lly-Liinit ed-Buffet Pullman ~
FfiA atlanta and Birmingham. New Or eAnSss
Memphis, Chattanooga. and all the Sout1.E
through coach for Chase City OxforoS8
Durham and Raleigh. . nsI
eoo ?. N a. Elk: Sunday Keysylte Iocal. d.
p. Nj, for ali the South ls So So
ORR RIVER line. S3 ggsaF $sSl
ss0 fin Mli Ia snnaay--N0 1eBal'noFs
viz :; .E1eep. sunday q
~. A. NJ. Except sunday-No, = ocal stoR
i.sS West Point Steamers call at orkto
and A Clay Bank Mondays, Wednesdays,B
Fridays !; at Gloucester Point CeementS;
and llmonds T uesdays, Thursda vi, SAT-
Isl Il T RI RIVE Rrcr1Mo On 81
1858 A.S Nj. 80 p. Nj. From all the South
f a:35 2. NJ. From Charlotte Rale lgh ~ urharnsi
Chase City md ocal Stat Ions. ". \. a
s;l5 AZ 4. n No. a1tlmoroS ana yVess
io.45 AZ NJ, No 0: 5n59 r. NJ. .$ No. From
west Point and Local stations.
B. No. Is and No. IS stop Qunton, Tunstallss
White House and Lester Manor. sfeE
W. WESTBURY.S D.. F.
.- 90 p 4 Main st. r edmond ya:5s
II. aB. SPENCER, g7 S. Ell. HARDWICK.$ hi
w. II ;TAYIso IN al az 35;5;S
Washington p. C Mt Az ~
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Stole -Four Puppies.

Constable crowdcr, OF Henrico, yester-
day arrested Percy Perry, colored, who
has many aliases, on the charge of steal
,nr four 5puppies-two from Dan Miles,
q deaf negro and the other two from
Wallace Fiemng, also colored. The ar
rest was made in Frederl cksburg, where
tbe constable had pursued the negro. The
case viii come up before Squire Lewis
'to-morrow afternoon, #
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COUNCIL CAUCUS.
New Council Will Nominate Of Of:

ficers #IO-M oTroW M Ilt.ll5%E..4s535
The members OF the newly elected City
Council will Il on Monday night hold q
caucus for the purpose Of noninatin
officers for tho Council, the nomination
being, OF course, equivalent to an election.
which Will not take place until septem-
Der. "a 8, 4. - ~ Ia
There seems to be little doubt that Mr..
r. Lee Peters, tho present president OF
the. Council will be nominated, his only
opponent being Mr.. James Cannon, who
~ now in Europe at he:vth resort.
The Local Assessment Committee VIII
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Arrested for Fighting.

NJ w. f. Morris, OF Henrico county. was
arrested yesterday: BY County Constable
8Burch. on the charge Of lighting with
another man named Harvey. He 4. was "a
I brought before Squire Derrfcott, by
whom he was recognized to appear In
court again at some date this week.
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Examiners Here To-MorroW.

4 n i41NuFfFHFFNH " **NH n = " ~ ~ 7 = ~
The state Board OF Examiners and lp.
spectors Will meet here Tomorrow In the
rooms OF the Department OF Public In,
struction to take up the examination OF
tho papers submitted By applicants for
positions as teachers In the public schools
Of the State. Several days will be re-
5auired to- complete the work, as there arc
sInnumerable papers to be looked over.
ss4S Mr. Willis As jenkins, OF Newport
News. Is cha lrtnan OF the board, and MI
: ~ II. Russell. of this city. Is secretary, 4
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Saved by Good Husband.

A worthy husband and q family OF
small children were the factors yester-
day that saved Mary Brown, colored, Of
Henrico county, from spending q short
term in the State Penltentlary. Mary
was accused of stealing $50 from her enl-
ployer, Miss Carter. She plead guilty,
but as her husband had settled for the
bill, Squire Lewis imposed only a fine
of SIS, which was promptly paid.
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!. Grand Aerie Eagles,
.s23.5s-M Milwaukee and Return
$23.55
via Chesapea & Ohio Railway

n Tickets on sale August 10th, nth and
I1eth, Good, leaving Milwaukee returning
not later than, August y, y gus, itiellmond
Eagles leave Via g. s. Q, Sunday August
s12th. 2:lb n N, .ss Sf!
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5Upshu1,r5 General Mana ger FER

EI85 It Is reported that Mr. u hn a. Cpshur,
late chief clerk to the State Corpora
ton Commission. has been elected gen
oral manager OF the Newport News and
Old Point Railway, and Electric Company.
Mr.. Upshur is close friend OF Mr..
George a. Schmelz, treasurer OF the
company. n
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s5KESSNICH LEADER.

Will Succeed Professor Stein as
Conductor Of Academy Orchestra.
Professor Moses Stein, for fifteen years
past musical director It the Academy,
WILL it is said, be succeeded this season
by Professor Joseph Kessnich, band
master ut lakewood and musical dlrec-
tor at the Casino. &;
Professor Kessnich Is already sign
Ing musicians for the Academy Orches-i
ira and 1t may he that Mr. Stein Will
occupy a chair In It.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Langhorne.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Louise Lang
horne will take place this afternoon Mt
4 o'clock from her late home. No. 1912
West Grace Street. 2
III The interment will be in ollywood. 55s3
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JAMESTOWN TICKET.
Street Car Company Will Issue sue
sPocahontas' Tickets.

sPocahontas 4 ickets. Il
I. The virginia PASSENGER and and 70 we yer
Company has ordered several million
special street car tickets for use during lilf'g
the jamestown Exposition. .s !. IA y. II
Tho tickets are printed on white card Z
board. on the face Is printed in black
Ink: 4. One Fare. Richmond Passenger
and Power Company. Virginia Passen-
ger and Power Company SO arranged ira
4. 70 have Richmond, Virginia appear
In one line. Underneath the names OF
tia other companies appears n Richmond
Traction Company the number Of the
ticket and the names OF the receivers.
In the center OF the ticket appears the
head OF Pocahontus. The reverse side
carries the tower OF Jamestown and
.16o7 Jnmestown"a at tho top and !" Elk o-
5sition. 1907. Is at the bot tom. ~
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LAWN PARTY.
ST. AIMS Society Will Entertain
It's Friends for a Week.

It's Friends for a Week.
a lawn party will be gtver. y, Under Ter the
auspices Of st. AIMS Society at Fourth
and Marshall Streets commencing August
7ths ana continuing through the week.
The price of- admission. considering the
object Il as we'll as tho pl easure on. an
occasion OF this kind, Is very small. 4
a The committee. OF which Mrs. H. PLACE
man is chairman. has SHARED no pains to
make It success. 8 Ann's has the
reputation Of doing Justice 70 \ all who who
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/ Daily Court | ( ) d!
Law and Equity.

DEGREES entered yesterday:t zelma lie
.Cler VS.. S.. T. LIE Cler, regard to pay,
ment OF money; A. 2. Stenleln8 vs.. Mary slalr
p. Stenlein, a In regard n to VI purchase. OF
real estate: D. jeanette Vest vs. 5V e t's
and others, In regard to selling State
bonds to invest proceeds In real esta te.l
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.Beautify Compile lon'
IN TEN DAYS Y


siownesa etc.. Ire worst ease la 70 day.,
and restore TIE beauty 81 Youth. Price
SOC. and 100 BY leading druggists Of mail.
prs,arel y, NATIONAL TOILET co.. Pafls. Tsaas
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.Chesapeak q Ohio RI

Cincinnati q Indlanapo st. Louis hlca77,
S5 90, Louisville, NashvtI lie. q NJ emphls.B
rs r. NJ. and II 100 P NJ. dali ". ss5 4Ss
Nesthound Local ~ q lns: s$s
80 "a N. daily and s liz II; NJ. week days
Newport News, Norfolk and \ Old Point
800 All n and 100 F. n N. daily.
Local for export News and Old Polnssl
7:cs "a. NJ. and IS 90 p N. dali
#%;s # James q River Line: s3 III All
10 20 Al. NJ. %daily:$6:l5 P,4 Nj week days.
55Arrlce Main Line from Vest: u 80
$3.50 n. 2: p, =, ~ M q gTon
g 100 p. N James River: esq 40 IA. NJ, g
r. NJ. 3 esDaily; Is = 1xS Sunday.
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~ AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY, at Fort Def
@ ance, on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, LA
58$ StatntonaR5 3FA R8s5 ffS4ss
O. BLACKSTONE SCHOOL For GIRLS, at Black
VI ID stone \ On the Norfolk and Western Railway So
s miles southwest OF Richmond and 81 miles from
4 III Petersburg. fl
ROWING, GREEN FEMALE Ii SEMINARY, s at
Bowling Green, near Milford, on the Richmond,
Il Fredericksburg and Potomac r. Railway, q o miles
north Of Richmond q miles from Trredericks-.
# burg and II miles from Washington. 8S B 4as
COOPERATIVE FEMALE SCHOOL, at Bedford
H CITY, on the Norfolk and Western Raj way n 80
II miles west 8of Richmond, rs miles from Lynch
0 burg and % miles from Roanoke III 5s
CLUsTE1s SPRINGS ACADEMY, at Cluster Springs
f. Or Black Nsinut, on the Norfolk and West rn
Railway, i 70 miles southwest OF Richmond and
~ 60 miles from $Lynchburg. III ssSB5
& DUNSNfORE BUSINESS COLLEGE, at Staunt tor, on
the chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio
IA and Southern railways, 1876 miles northwest Of
Ri EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, near Alexandr on
8SS3 the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern osS
miles north Of Richmond and Z miles from
Washington j6s3a
EASTERN COLLEGE, at Front Royal, the Nor
folk and Western Railway, 20 miles north OF
Richmond. I'll Al # S HI
FREDERICKSBURG COLLEGE, at Frederi cksburg,s
the Richm ond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
$S Railway, 81 miles north OF Richmond and 81
miles from Washington. 3S f48s$s
3 on the chesapeake and Ohio Railway, 4 y miles
northwest Of Richmond and II miles from
$Ns5 Staunton. 88
& FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY, near Bremo,
# on the chesapeake and Ohio Railway, q miles
r8 m west of Richmond 8
n GLOUCESTER ACADEMY, at Gloucester, near the
York River Steamboat Line, g miles east OF
Richmond III B sb
THE GLEBE SCHOOL, in the city OF Richmon
HOLIINs INSTITUTE, mar IIollins, on the Nor
N g folk and Western Railway 2 70 miles west OF
Richmond and q miles from Roanoke
!HANrPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE, near FarmVille, on
. the Norfolk and Western Railway 9 miles west
335 Of Richmond and "a miles from Lynchburg
Il KLEINBERG FEMALE SCHOOL, at SCHUYLER near
@ fhe Southern Railway line II z miles west Of
Richmond and 90 miles from Che rlottesvie
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY, at Locust Dale, near
81 Rapidan, on the #Southe and the u Chesapeake
and Ohio railways, 80 miles northG OF Richmond
n Ks and 8O4mes from w ashingt ton
h 8NfARY$BALDWIN SEMINARY, at staunton on the
@ Chesapeake and Ohio, the Baltimore and . Ohio
8 and the Southern railways, = miles northwest
Of Richmond. s5@ 81
"a MARTHA WAsHINGTON COLLEGE at Abin gdon,s
on the Norfolk and Western Railway, 29 q miles
southwest ct Richmond, 8 miles from Roanoke
SSi3sa and II miles from Bristol
MEDICAL COLLEGE OFSV1RGINIA, in the city OF
Richmond
y INQUIRIES UNIVERSITY school, lin the city q
MISS EILETTs SCHOOL, in the city Of Richmond.
NOLLEY,s SCHOOL, In the city Of r edmond S
PIEDMONT BUSINESS COLLEGE, at Lynchb burg
on the Chesapeake and Ohio, N orfos and West.
ern and Southern aways, i As miles vest q IS
6sa Richmond. &5s3$ ff5s5 .-...
$4,000
X $3.50 =. $500 - -
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summer is neaYlerf tIitI Az Ids Nv t!IEDec
In the history of the railways All reg
&ular trains arc crowded and excursions
are more popular than ever.
'rhe following statement Of earnings
FOR the year ended June 80. 1905, the
&Chesnpeake ana Ohio earned $s46O29S9
gross. against s2O,724.sn In the previous
year, Net earnings Increased from
ii, 47s, 4o5 In 1905, 10 1878, $40 The qpe-
"a rli ting ratio was 6O,4 per cent, against
\ SO. o per cent In 1908.
The Colorado and Southern With the
same operated mileage ns In the pre-
vious year earned In the fiscal yeal.
closed June SO,tl9O8 according to the pre-
lllminary statement Just Issued, y s7o,,
4 53, an Increase of s., ee222S7 nl about g
Sper cent. over 1905. Net earnlaE Re q were
4 IS. 1925, an increast' OF $l,sso,4P5s oyer
1905. i5 81 ts5 vi,
Tho years gross earnings Of the
southern hallway for the period ending
sJune 80 190i We're 800 VA ,4'S, agalnsst
SIS, 145, los In 1905; an inGrease OF nearly Tx
cross cross carvings al sla, sss,aoo AN Increase
g $50, FOG over 1905. The GENERATING ratio
5 IN s,d from 72,s7 per cent, IN 1905 TO
E74lb in 1906, These figures are exclusive
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HJAiLauAt,s..
iR p. E,: s;ss 4 4,

IL s s ss;s;,; 4 "!
realms Leav " Hiohn,ond N Inward.
SEQ Al II. -4Daiiy. 4 Byrd \ Bt. Through.
4 $50 Al. M.--Daily4 Main ST. Thrcakhs 9iiS 81
4 1:sos a. M.-week Days -tclbA. Trsdeflcs s0sf1
@ n. Accomnnod ton s ssS5Fgsi
$40 AZ N. DALI. Byrd 81. ThfoNsh. SSSs Il
II ~ noon-Week ADays-Byfd ST. u q hroN1n .!S
4 400 p. M.--Week Day yrd 81 FtedoflcAsSs
burg AcootnfnodAt ioA. ms q e 7Ssh Z A
e 5:os F. M.-DAlly--Nalns 81 Throua . 81
SEQ e: M..--Week Days-tlba Ashland u ls
gs:2o :; M.-ssDsii iy-p yrd sl through. N
NJ rsslns ArrIve Rlohttio nd sou
~ 4. M..-Week Days hlbas Ashlaind VI lS
s'2o A. A., M.-Week Days-nyfd 81. Ffsdefidss
W puE accommodation. # ls5 st sssSsS
4 tx z q y. iy--Byrd St Throus
SO e. f.,ca a,,-Week Days-Byrd st.
S s'is 3 81 Main q
AeeaI, Wssk Day q y
So 81 81 4s sssSss
w tsSyr r. /, NJ ,.Da Main ri 81 Through.
All ~, Sleeping Of Pal lof Cars q
mond ~ e. trains except trains
moaa, "a 100 A. M week days and local accom-
ons ne e arr srsl Y
Asst 4 q ppp rsii a G!]LT w ntA9n4n!
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of the Mobile and Ohio lnclnnati,, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific. Alabama
Great s,uthern and Georgia Southern

Il The Norfolk and Southern has ordered q
oars. and one first-class coach for ~ q
cember, 1906, delivery from the Harlan !, q q
" M n cod d f gonde
avs a. 60. 600 pounds capacity, and COO
vanii,nted box cars Of 10000 pounds ca,
pacty from the, Vernon s Car a aM
1nlivurv and 3lO fiat cars OF GO. 600 pounds,
.eanncty from the American Car. nnd
ionndry CO. for November, 1905, delivery ~,
The Norfolk and Southern has as; os
seven Ven S.wheel passenger. locomoti and
two 6-wieel switching loeomotly s IRON ron
thc Baldwin Locomotive Co. for l1ecelll7-
Der, 1906 ellvery. "a l8j4. s X &
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THO Tidewater has ordered 80 fla t cars
from tho American Car and FOUNDRY g.

,rhc3 baltimore and Ohio, 1t is reported,
iis Considering tho purchase OF upwards
of coo freight cars and 20 passenger s['llg y
coachcs XXX u ii N III IN
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

z southbound Ira ms Leave III chmond DAILY
$3.50 NJ y C. to O., Norltna. alesn Snas.
E..ao p N.-ThroughE, sleepers and Coaches, At
iianta Dirmi nshnm. savannah, acksons,
to.oo = M Through Coaches and Slecpers SAYS
49, annuh, jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmin gham
hort Mo Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
suo q. Nj ass P.8 NJ, s 80 2, A. s3sS5
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Geographical Directory Of Schools and
Colleges Advertising II the Times Dispatch

RANDoL1TI.NAC COLLEGE, At Ashland, on the IN
Richmond, Il Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- @
Nj way, t6 miles north Of Richmond s H
RANDOLPH. MACON ACADEMY, at Bedford city,
on the Norfolk and Western Railway, 180Emes III
west Of Richmond, Is miles from Lynchburg. and M
2S miles from Roano ls5 3ls 58 g85
RICHMOND ACADEMY tn the city Of Richmond
ROANOKE COLLEGE, at Danvi1le, on the Southern
Xiii Railway, 141 miles southw vest Of Richmond.
RICHMOND COLLEGE, In the city Of Richmond.
RAWLINGS INSTITUTE, at Char ottesvile , on the ii
Chesapeake and Ohio and the South rally IA
90 miles northwest Of RI mond III NJ
ROANOKE COLL az Salem On the No =, OK
s and Western Railway, zoe miles west OF R1ch- Il
Z mond and miles from Roanoke. K 3aa s5f9S5
RICHMOND ONsnIlvAToTsY OF MUSIC, IN the ri
B city Of Richmond s83 8SsE 8S 55Ss
SWEET BRIAR INSTITUTE, at sweet Briar, on g
the Southern Rally g miles vest o. RICH
3Ss mond and 10 miles from sLynchburg a 3S n
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE, at Petersburg.
M on the Norfolk and Western. the Atlantic Coast
$ Line and the seaboard Air Line railways, ~ 54
$s miles south of Richmond KS sasss
8 yille on the Norfolk and Western Railway. 80
miles west OFFS chmond and 81 miles from 3s5
f- Lynchburg. n &ssl
sAIITHDEAI# BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN the city Of
s68s Richmond. S6$ 38 s s8 35sSS5 5$
SOUTHERN FEMALE SEMINARY, at Buena Vista, ~
@ On the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Norfolk and "a
Western railways, IS miles west Of Richmond
3s and q 0 miles from Lynchburg
TEMPERANCE AND COLLEGIATE
8$ INSTITUTE on the James river, 6 miles south
west OF Richmond
b UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, IN the
city Of Richmond s3a ssl$ .{S,s ISL 4#
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, at Charlottesville, On
85 the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Southern rail- y
ways, g miles northwest Of RI edmond
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, at Lexington,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Baltimore
and Ohio railways 20 miles west Of Richmond s$
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE, at staunton, on
the chesapeake and Ohio,#8t the Baltimore and II
Ohio and the Southern railways 4 mill north
west Of Rio hmond. g$l5s
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNICIN INSTITUTE, at Blacks
burg near TIT Norfolk and IVY estern$ r atlway
sS# station Christiansburg, s. miles west of
Richmond and q O miles from Roanoke
VIRGINIA COLLEGE, at Roanoke, on the nc rfolk
and Western Railway. 8 mi les west Of r. ch-
mond. sS3
VIRGINIA INSTITUTE at Bristol,$on the Norfolk
n and Western Railway, 500 miles southwest Of @3
#. Richmond. M 3ss8 sSSy 58s 98 5Ss
$WOnfAN,s COLLEGE, in the city OF Richmond.
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL, IN the city OF Richmond. Z
SWOODLAWNs SEMINARY at Gordonsville, on the @
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, A Is miles north
s west Of Richmond. $$55s
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, at Lex
# ington, on the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Bal
timpre and Ohio always 20 # miles west OF
9@S Richmond. I'M NJ
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, at Wiliams-
burg on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, 80 M,
Sf miles east of edmond and 5 @ miles from ORE.
s folk
rmation Bureau
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Tho Tidewatcr Is reported In the market
for41OO locomotives. Bsa aS63 'Ft I'd LII X
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EARNINGS {: ARE GROWING Re u ] Nc:
japanese Railroads Make Better.

Railroad officials Of roads running
through Richmond say that travel this
surTrmersis heavier than It has ever beer
In the history OF the railways, All reg
sular trains aro crowded and excursions
are more popular than ever. sis
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.ATI .AlNTlC COAST III Nts

RI EFBECTIvE MA i27Tl
Trains leave Richmond da lly "
For + florida and South 100 a.. NJ rs
For n. ana W. Ry. west. 12 10 and o:So5
FOR Petersburg. 100 IA. NJ. ~ 10. 100 es;69
PM $780, o:ao r. M, 7?5 nd al :so p
For Goldsboro and ~ Hs;o =;
$50 rs and 11:4o AZ. n . 'l:oo. :o5. n 49, 81
and 4: 80 r. NJ. Vi g5
Except Sunday. l. SUNDAY on!y Z. , &C. i.
Timeiot arrivals and departures and connecs'
eions NOT guaranteed q. y =, = g . $3.
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The Wabash. 1t is reported. is asking
prices on so ltlocomotlves, a, q
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:
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24
YORK IMPERIAL APPLES.

at its best in the rough mountain lands
from central Pennsylvania through
Maryland. West Virginia, Virginia and
North Carolina. IL those sections the
York Imperial grows large, high col
ored and well favored fruit Orchard
lists there do we'll TO plant this variety
heavily, as is done with Baldwin in
New England. The fruit is easily rec
ognized by It's peculiar shape. 1t looks
somewhat as If a round apple had been
held between the hands and crushed
into a square Or bIocky form. In some
places this lopsided appearance is more
marked than III others.
The variety originated near York.
Pa, and the name was suggested by
Charles Downing, who called it 1.-The
imperial of keepers" The tree is
thrifty and strong and does best on
heavy clay soils. The fruit is excellent
for storage when grown within its true
section. 1t is not an apple suita BILE for
planting north Of central Pennsylvania
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1t appears lliGi 81 nl1-aie.lJio.; Of III
costs less than cents a sqIIars yard.
including labor. and it VIII last for a
year or so. though Just how long can
not be stated exactly as yet. The cost
of oil is even less. The tar is trans
ported for the purpose III tank cars
and heated in the car by introducing a
coli of steam pipe into it and furnish
ing the requisite heat from an engine
on wheels which is run up alongside
In this way the material is made fluid.
so as to be easily spread by men with
brooms or otherwise over the surface
of the roadbed that is to be treated.
The tar gives a hard and smooth coat
ing. resembling asphalt. It penetrates
to a depth of one or two inches, and in
the case of macadam forms sort of
matrix into which the stones of the top
layer are set A tarred street is dust
less in the same sense that an asphalt
street is dustless.