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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
FEAST POSTPONED.

Frank P. Quinn of New Haven, who is at the head of the Liquor Dealers association in this state. is the vic tim of what he does not consider a very good joke. With several friends he spent a week in camp at East Lyme and when he returned to New Haven he had a bag of the finest game to bs found in this state. He placed the birds in closet and in- vited some of his friends to a game supper. Some one bored holes with an augur in the door ofths closet and there is 10 trace of the birds. The supper is of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
Trotssr Sets q Kew Record.

Lexington. N. Oct. I9 - General Watts. three -year-old lay colt hy Axworrhy. troJtei the first heat "f the Kenturky stake in 2H57s. establishing uau worlds record for thrae eyPar-o.d tr9uerS and taatfng tr two seconds thu rse0zd of 0Szs held bv EeutHcky TnfT. made at ColumbuS- The eolt won fha San-d heat in dG7s. msEfns the fastest two heats ever trcEtei by three-year-old in a rsce-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
TOMMY RTRNS HTRT.

Trinidad. Col, Oct Engineer John Thomas is dead. his fireman is dying and ten or more persons are in jured. including Tommy Burns, the pugilist, and his manager. as a re- suit of inc wreck of the east bound Santa Fe flyer at Earl yesterday mornins The train went into a ditch.
 Burnss hip is injured and it is feared that the hurt may interfere with further fighting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
BITS OF SPORT.
CulIed from the Columns of Our Busy
 Exchanges

Dr John F. De Nund of Benson hUTsf is well EnOwB 10 the owners of show dogs in this state ss he has st- tended many Of the exhibitions iT -imshuTv and DanbuTy- He is the president cf tho Russian Wolfhound Club Of AmeriCa and he iz foremost in the crusade against August Bel m0zr in the Americs EeuneI club
 The i0S TOT is quite a sCTsppsr as bs the earthquake last win ter in the Long IsIand Kennel club
 He is widely knOwH as a yzEhtsmsn being proZinsnt in the BroCEIrn Yacht club. and Grsvesend Bar and JaEsztOEn Exposition Racing zsSosi-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
T,~-v sv-rs Hurt In Wreck

Trinidad CCla- Oct la-Wbile trav cling at Efzh sFeei passenger train So I raa Cs5foTniz limited e.Stb1EEd ea the Ar-h5soH. Toreks and santa Fs rszIwsy. was ditehpi al Ear Geo IT. train was iasded with --erurnIE- raszrtStS- Tbe injured inciE1e ToUuy Bzrus- tke p-ize fighter, and lis nan sgsE. B-y Neal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
ARMY BALLOON WINS
Signal Corps Officer and Mate
 Lift the Lahm Cup.
THEY MAKE 45O MILE FLIGHT
German Aeronauts Save Themselves With Knives Were Drifting Into Smokestack When They Slash Loose Ballast and Hit Guy Wires.

St Louis. Oct 19.-While Chandler and Mccoy were lifting the Lahm cup for long distance balloon flight. with a record already known to be 450 miles, Erbsloch and Heideman. the German aeronauts. were slashing the cordage of their ballast to save themselves from being G 'd against a smoke stack. Their quick wit and sharp knives freed the big gas ba 2 so quickly that, with it's burden frightened, it shot upward and escaped with only an en- counter with steel guy wire cf the chimney For a moment the watching crowd held its breath while the basket caught the wire. which snapped and left the aeronauts their lives.
 This close brush with danger was on ly an incident in the days excitement, which has been kept well stimulated by reports of the progress of the signal corps No. 10 balloon on its record breaking voyage. Captain C. De Forest Chandler of the signal corps of the United States army and !. C. Mccoy.
 
 the aeronaut accompanying him. cross ed Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. 450 miles in q straight line. and were sailing across Mason county. ". Va. just over the Ohio river.
 Big Balloon In Dangerous Region.
 They were approaching the Allcghe- ny foothills. where trouble is expect ed Aeronauts doubt their being able to cross the mountains, and as they may descend many miles from lines ot communication it may be morning be. fore they are heard from again.
 Chandler and Mccoy crossed the Ohio at Gallipolis. 425 miles in a straight line from their starting point here. Aero club officials when the re- port from GaIlipolis was received de clared unofficially that the voyagers had broken Lieutenant Lahm's record of 402 miles. made in the international race in Europe last year. Lieutenant Lahm offered tho cup this year to any one who should break his record.
 The balloon Psyche. which left St Louis with oscar ErhslOch and Hans Heideman. landed at Red Bud III. for ty miles southeast of St. Louis. The landing was without accident.
 Poor Gas Flinders Stevens.
 The Stevens balloon No. 2i. Alan R HawIey and Augustus Post. pilots landed twelve hours after its depart, ure near London. Ind. sixteen miles from Indianapolis and 22j miles from St Louis. They returned to the city by train The seronsHTS were forced tG land after their aII night trip hy sraT- city of gas and of ballast. The bag was filled with gss of inferior quality after tho balloon rIlOted by Mccoy and Chandler had ascpntied
 Post said, We had a delightful ride The greatest height we raached was 1.511 feet. Sometimes we were as low as 40 feet. Our average sailing height and the one we found most favorabIs was aIyDut SEa feet
 The worlds haIlnoa record. which has stOOi for seven years. was estab- lfshed in Ia00 by Count Henri Dela- vaux. who rgvered I.gT1 miles in a balloon from Paris into Russia He broke the re-orsi established July | 1s5a- by ProfesS1r John Wise. whr covered a dz<tznce If 1-151 miles frou St- Loais to Hen-ferS0a- NJ
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

ations. He has just torn down the famous flea fence which he built two years ago. William Chipman, his neighbor. has just moved to New York. Chipman complained of the doctors Russian woIfhounds. which came from Simsbury. but the physi- elan was sustained by the board of health. Then Dc Mund built a bill board fence so that. as he said. the feas couldn't jump over into his neighbor's yard"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
c.Iss- Misa rt.x orc---.-

,BsItuSr0ll- V | Oet- Ia.-About six ty golfers started fn fb4 tournament of the B=1t2sr11I tsazf eIub. Low score wzS a tse st g hefvesn E VI. WTld CEznfo15 club. zzd CIV o1Coa- Ear. Essex Cszz1y el4h.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
snau ard Gales sresp Michigan.

sault Ste Marie. NIich. Oct 19-- Snow Is falling over the upper lakes accompanied by high winds. whirf have created the heavisst sea Cf tn year All b1sts are tying uP here wait ing fer better weather Taere hzu ben 10 vrecks reported frou this e1i of Lake Sup~rior-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
s,...-- p,, r.- p-s.-.x.

Nashville. Tenn Oct 12-At s1sl hvvTMe- Tezn- q De-orrssic Usss meeting vas hed and q UoEeZsU started looking to tie nozi1ztio1 e . scathsrn asa far 1TsEsss1E
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

The daily Wooster prize was won yesterday by Malsch. with a score of STA. Whitaker was second with 571.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

John sharp and Philip Cavalier of East Lyme report the capture of fat coon weighing sixteen pounds. The famous dog known to East Lyme peo- pie as Watch got the trail and kept it. Thanks to this old dog the men got four 'cO0ns. three of them being kill cd al Gold Ledge An exciting time was had with one coon. The animal got into the pond with old Watch close up and in a general mixup the dog brought the coon out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

cs-resss ts 5s al Priasstsa 7ssztts-
 PFfzcet01- N- T. Oct Ia--It is an roznced that Andrsw Czruegia ufW he present at Prl1rssoais Erst regatta tc be hezd ca Garage lake. which hs rressarsd to tAe unzrszsz1L
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

Jacob Scbsefer and GaT xs Sutton will compete fer the 1s bsIk line ehsmufCnship of the wof oa Nov , at ChiCsgo- Sutton ht also chsl. Ie-ss5 for the Is-1 chzu75ozship.but nc date or acceptance hss ret been snuoazeed- although fz is exrsctss in a few days The zane ff arranged wiII probahIr bs played fz Chicseo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

Willie Hoppe is nov- playing bIl- tiards dail- at the Olympia and Plot academies in Paris. He has been playing in Amsterdam and is in good form lie has uo championship matches in sight uov but v-iil be will ing to play Schasfer oT Sutton in this country later Hoppe says he wants Q series of st Zesst three nights play as he thinks a game of enc night gives too much advantage to luck and hazard. When asked if he had tried the new oval billiard table he said hs had not ss De hadn't gone crazy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
Benson FurnitureCo IS8-I9O South Main st. 40 Grand St.
BOWLING.

Results of Games Played Last Even.
 ing. The Casino team went up to Tor rington last night and got a beating by the following scores:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

Ir5a Dszoe-zrE want asr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19
BensonFurnitureCo The Big, Bright, Busy >..>
 Furniture Store.

CHAMBER OUTFIT No. 3. l Q. o. Chamber Suit, Woven Wire Spring, Pine Fibre Cot top and bottom, Mattress, 20 yds. best grade Mating, two pair of Lace Curtains, two Window Shades, Toilet Set, Pair of Pil- lows. $55.80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
brief CaritoI Notes.

Governor Swanson has designated
Judge Thomas w. Harrison. of Vim
chester, to hold a portion of the term
Of the Corportion Court OF Alexandria
City. beginning on August It'll,
Highway Commissioner p st. Julien
Wilson Is back from a trip to Pied
mont Virginia. where he says good
progress is being made with road
building by convict labor
Captain Wilson has recently been
over the Norfolk-Jamestow Boule-
ward. and he declares It will shortly
be ready for use He thinks this will
be one of the most magnificent thor
oughfares in the country.
superintendent jos. D. Eggleston, Jr..
of the Department of Education, has
gone to Cumberland county, where he
will remain with his family for about
two weeks. Mr.. Eggleston has had a
most strenuous life since he went into
office, and he Is greatly In need OF
the rest he is now enjoying.
Commissi George w. koiner is
still getting in immigrants, a rev
batch arriving for distribution and as
4 signment nearly every da.. Only sis
/ came yesterday, but others are ex-
i pected TO arrive from day to day
I Throughout the summer and fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Work Is IkecciNrU.

Very little business OF importance
was transacted at the Capitol yester-
day. though abou. tho usual amount
OF routine work whs disposed of Gov
crnor Swanson spent the day In his
Office, receiving callers and hearing
requests for various favors. He sat
for time with the commission named
by the Legislature to have the Capitol
Square beautified and improved. The
Governor Is chairman Of the commits
sion. and the other members are Sem
ators Hartman and Stands and Dele
gates Pitts and Green. The commits
sion held It's finalnmeeting yesterday.
settled with the contractors and
wound .up all business connected with
the matter All the members are sat
flied with the work and they appear
to feel that they did very well, CON
sidering the limited amount of money
at their disposal. The meeting was
brief and formal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
.KEl zELL MAY RUN
FOR G0vERNORsH|P
Especial to The Times pispatcho

Special to Inc -FIlWeS-DlSpdlCnJta s4E
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 5.-lt
would complicate the political situation
right much in Virginia If George e.
keezen should come out $ a candidate
for Governor, according to those who
have been watching affairs In the Old
Dominion Mr. keezell has been, to
a certain extent. supporter of the
Martin wing of the party in Virginia,
though i'll the last primary campaign
lie was inclined to go the other way,
having supported Colonel Willard for
the gubernatorinl nomination two
years ago so aggressively as to expose
him to the danger of breaking with
his old political associates in Rocking
ham.
The candidacy Of .ir keezeil would
give the Seventh District two aspir-
ants the other being Judge r. II. w.
Duke, Jr., of Charlottesville. 1t is said
that Judge Duke Is hopeful that he will
have the support Of Senator Martin,
MI Martin being from his congress
SIGNAL district, and Of Representative
lslIay. But with Mr.. I[eezell in the fight
there would be no telling how the
support OF the Seventh District and Its
| leaders would 60
| With Harry Tucker in the fight from
/ Rockbrdge, Keezell from Rockingham,
Duke from Albemarle, and Willard from
| Fairfax, the Valley and northern sec
i lions Of Virginia would be pretty well
! represented in the fight
/ Representative Glass is not sure
I whether he will cnter the race or not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS
General Passenger Agent Rhein,
Of Big -Four, Is a Rich
nond Visitor.
TALK ABOUT THE RATE CASE
Ticket Agents Already Explain
ing Two-Cent System to
the Public.

Mr.. r. II. Rhen, general passenger
agent of the Big Four system. ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Rhein. arrived In
the city yesterday morning. While
here Mr.. Rhein called at the general
Offices Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and left in the afternoon for the
jamestown Exposition. Mr.. John d.
potts, general passenger agent Of the
Chesapeake and ohio went with him
to the exposition. Mr.. Rhein, who Is
one Of the best known railroad men
of the Middle West, has been par
ticuiarly anxious to visit Jamestown
and he will remain there several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
REFUSE TO PAY
CHAMPAGNE BILL

Especial to The Times-DtspatCh1
ATLANTA, GA, August 5.--Georgii
is prohibition now, but the foremost
question of the present hour, despite
the prohibition statutesis. WHO drank
the champagne at the ,Jamestown Expo
sltion on Georgia Day? All of which
grows out of the demand of the New
York firm upon the members of tho
Georgia Jamestown commission for
payment OF large sized champagne
bill,
This bin was gravely discussed at the
meeting of the commissioners in AT.
lanta, and, after the pros and cons
were over, Governor Hoke Smith would
not countenance the payment, The
members of the commission state they
have settled that feature of the eX-
position expenses and If other devel
opments come they must he court re
cords
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
ESTIMATES FOR MILITARY
SHOW NO INCREASED SUM

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The es-
Inmates for the support of tho Mill
tary establishment Of the fiscal year
ended June so. 1909, have been pre-
pared by the War Department with a
view to their early consideration by
Secretary Taft. 1t Is understood that
the estimates do not show any mate,
rial increase over the appropriations
for the current fiscal year except
where made necessary by new statu-
tory increases in the organized strength
of the army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
unycil Perry Monument

PUT IN BAY, o., August 5,7-In the
presence OF Vice President Fairbanks,
Governor Harris and other distinguish.
erected here in. memory Of the victory
of Commodore Perry on Lake Erie was
unveiled. to DAY with appropriate tcera-
monies. Lucien SEYMOUR introduced
Vice President Fairbanks as the orator
of tile day, Governor Harris Isl.
lowed, Oliver Perry grandson OF the
hero. spoke f0r the family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Apply for Revision.

Application is likely to be made to
the Interstate Commission by traffic
executives of railroads for a revision
Of a recent ruling making 1t necessary
for the carriers to bring suit for the
recovery of an amount due under an
erroneous rating In making comblna-
ton through rate 1t would compel
them to incur an expense exceeding
In many instances the amount of the
claim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Thousands Of wntermelon..

Through freight trains arriving
here from the South over the Seaboard
Air Line have been handling thousands
of watermelons for the Eastern mar
kets, the best fruit coming at this
season from Georgia. The Seaboard
operates special melon trains which
are run on passenger schedule, and
where It is not possible to secure the
necessary number of refrigerator
cars, the ordinary cars are used. with
doors left open for proper ventla-
ton. 81 j&lS4. ~
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: - : = = =
Good Judgment,

Congressman Wadsworth ofspNew York
defeated for re-electlon. calls President
Roosevelt :" a fukir.'f Ills former consttu.
tents are probably pa,tng themselves on
the back for showing such good judgment
In retiring hm.--Grand RAPIDS Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Rate situation.

Railroad men, especially those in
the passenger departments. were
naturally Interested yesterday in the
settlement OF the rate question:. for
the time being, at least. The present
in September, and in the meantime
the usual coupon slips will be issued.
The average person cannot compre-
bend the amount OF work involved in
the preparation of new rate sheet
for Virginia business" said rails
road man yesterday. I'm the first
place these new rates will apply only
to interstate travel. which means a
ticket originating and ending in Vir-
sinia. On the larger roads the maxi
mum rate will be two cents and on
others 1t Will run higher. A ticket
agent Will have to keep his wits about
him until he has got the system into
his head, for he must sell locally at
the two-cent figure, while on inter-
state travel the present charges will
still apply. IT will take the public a
long time to understand the ms and
outs OF the thing, and to remember
that while Virginia may slash the
tariff sheets 1t Is not permitted to
disturb a rate between Richmond and
Baltimore, for instance. expect there
Wilt a great deal of double-buying;
that is. the traveller going from hero to
West Virginia or North Carolina will
buy a ticket to tho State line and
then pay the conductor or purchase
a second ticket from the State line
an,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
AaIlrnaos.
Southern Railway
rRA1Ns LEAvE RtcllMnM1,. !

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N, B.--Eollnwing schedule figures p,;s,&
iished only as infornatioii ana oro not
guaranteed.
900 a. f.---Daiiy --@Tipcui for Charlotte,
connecting ut Kcysvillo for Chase CHI
and GAINESVILLE. sEs
l1il5 a, M.-Daily---Linlted - Buffet Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, Nav
Orleans Memphis. Chattanooga, and
al the South. Through coach for
Chase City. oxford. Durham and
500 ?. MES. sunday-Keysville 1.oca,.
il:3o r M.--Daily--Llmlted Pullman ready
$3.50 !. NJ, for all tho South.
YORK; RIVER LINE
$3.50 !, u, .--Ex. sunday--Limlted--To West
Pont.-Conneoting for Baltimore.
gas +. MIX. Sundays.
4;iS a. Mex sunday--Local to west
Point. VT M
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6'66 a. NJ, 40 L. M,--From all tho South
$40 r. M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh DUR.
ham, Chase City and local stations.
$40 A. M,--Ftom keysvle--Local.
s'2o q. M--From Baltimore and Weat
Point. m
1o;45 a. Nj. SIS p. M,--Local from west
Point
q W. wEsTBURY, p. p. A.,
aao ~. Main Street. Richmond Wa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
THE DUNLOP, Atlantic CITY, N. J.

Directly on tho beach, overlooking the
boardwalk, ocean piers, and convenient to
all a1nusements. Rooms en- suite with pri-
vate baths on the European plan only;
$3.50 day and upwards; frst-class restau-
rant attached, with a la carte service. Fine
orchestra ROBT. T.. DELANEY, Prop.
r u. r. BOWMAN, Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
President stcycn. Dnc,,.

President George w. stevens Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, is at home
again. having returned from business
trip to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
WALTFHAM WATCHES

The best watches are made BY Americans
at American wages, with American tools.
To prove it, we arc prepared to offer fifty
WALTIAM WATCHES to be run against
fifty watches Of any foreign make, in a
competitive test Of timekeeping-the one
hundred watches to BE placed for this pur-
pose in the hands Of some competent and
disinterested authority and the 7OAole nunnder
to become the property Of the winner.
Book about Watches request
WALTH4AhT WATCH COMPANY
WALTHAM. MASS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
NIGHT Line for Norfolk
FOR NEW YORK

via Night Line Steamers teacept sas,irs
day. making connection IN Norfolk VII
also Norfolk and Western RS. at A. NJ
aad.3 r, Nj and Chesapeake ana ohio i
at . A. NJ, and i;eo +, NJ, making cannee
ton daily (eNcept Sundayliat Norfolk wild
Main Lima ships sailing " ~ Ticket
sos II, Main est. Richmond Transfer Co. 8 A.
U. Main ST.. The Jefferc9n. Nlusph3's IIelsk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
OVER 1000 FIRES
IN EIGHT MONTHS
Figures for Virginia Compiled by
Commissioner BUTTON and
Submitted i'll Report.
NINETEEN CAUSED BY RATS
Seyenty-iivc Due to Carelessncas
and Nine TO Fireworks.
Loss, $l,4S3,o3o4s.


The first annual report OIL o'u'p ~
surance Commissioners Joseph Button I
!. ~, ca,.n,,to,, r,n,,,nis s,on contains
-" -, .,t ~,
nofne very Interesting ~ " ~" go
1erning the various lines OF insurance
BUSINESS conducted in virginia..
..,,#a,,., t,r ~ f,onrnn,cs M,
- ,,.a a,on.,
Grating III me 'o'p,c - siNe''' "i'"s
with those wlloge affairs have peer
oyaminna nv tic department. and
49,, ,,.u,, ,,ro., do,1 ne o,her
=
btatlstlcal lhtotMhlloh' ~ NJ o'ue'ts :
his report. Colonel Button says:
.opto orrn,,,,a,,on NJ an entirely new
,,,t 49,,
aeP"i ''''et''' 49, -
application OF nc" Jews chtalis vas.
amount of de:aii work me luiu
available Tor tue expenses OF Wy VIC
purtmcnt only allows the cmpioSnienl
of small force, which mas prcVeh'ei
earlier completion OF some OF me WORK
outlined, but very satisfactory progfer.s
,,n,,, val nryn,i,od and accommodating
its work as rapidly as possible with
the present force"
,,, ,
mn '''"s
The following is isl OF me exam
ine, ,I,o ,anr.
Security Life and Annuity Companyof
America; Modern 4urtans; American
Security ana IrotoctiSe Assoclatioi ~
l,,s,,,.n,,,, r,,,,,,,, 10,
,o .u,eSa 11e ,,, ,. Con-
49, 80 q - ,,.s,l MIMI ~
i'eo, ~.
.iisu aiiee
So'n.s "i,n s:,,o,,
S 49, auo -, .i,as. 49, in,n,tv
IN s,,.,,. -,
~ male go 80,
Ioi...s ~. -, ,,i,a.i,i ca,,,
lnsutaiee " - ~,
go, ro,,,,,.,r,, - x,,r,,n,,
,,o'.a ,a,,. t,ir ,,,ai,s. na
Corporation; Virginia Beneficial ana
Insurance COMPANY, INCORPORATED: .
southern Fire insurance COMPANY M
I,,.,,,r,,,,,, 1ir,tY,f, rive ,I ,r,ri,,n
1r.,,,a,''., c,,.,,t,.,,;,. - -
Summary of Fires.
Total number Of fires reported from
August 2. 1906 10 April 80. 1907 l,O6c ::
value of property involved. s7sSs,-
052.OO. amount of loss s14S36364S:
amount Of insurance. sI.oO6. 1880.
n,,,
Dths' 'P''oh % i"i'"inE''
cupied. 500; vacant, 90; outdoors l5e.
Causes OF Fires.
inrsnd,a On, Nom 1 n,n inc
~ Us ashes = h,,,,Ir., ch,rsra,, 'A 6
"
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
WEST VIRGINIA.
(The Old White sulphur.) Open Juno Is.
Famous for It's sulphur baths Modern
improvements, with private baths. Perma-
nent orchestra. Terms. SIG to $50 week;
$50 to 500 per month. Write for illustrated
booklet. Address
GEO. A. MILLS. Jr.. Manager.
White Sulphur Springs w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
THE. LEXINGTON /

Pacific and Ark's Ave-, Ltlantlc City, IN. J.
Square from depot and Young's Pier.
Bathing from house. Premises extend to
Beach. Ocean-vlew rooms. IS UP weekly;
Sl25 to $500 per day. Booklet.
PAUL. G. ROSECRANS.
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md. Elllolt sprlogs,I IA.

Mt Elliott Springs Va
Directly on line OF &, & o. West OF
staunton. different Mineral Waters. Pri-
ynte Baths. Sanitary Plumbing 5 2lendid
Service. Rates, Sl2 week up
SIRED CUMMINGS, Mgr,
MI Elliott. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May. N. j.
For Information. rates, etc, ad ,ress +. II
J Cake, Hotel Normandie. Washington. D.
c.. or Horace NJ. Cake Proprietor. Cane
May. NJ.