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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03

Has not made single political promise. Is not pledged to or controlled any way by corporation
 any other interests.
 Will give the city clean administration. Is progressive and the requirements of the city If elected will work interest of ALL the citizens
 Will give everyone square deal Will try give ciys affairs the attention that he has given to his business citizen and is perfectly
 willing stand his past record
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03

Now that Malmaison has reverted
 to the French nation, possessors of objects once associated with it all the world over are showing them selves quite eager to restore them to the place so inseparably associated
 with the sad romance of Bonaparte's $ unfortunate Empress The Bonaparte legend may be dead enough; the Jos ephine legend is not, Her harp is the latest object to find its way back. I-London Globe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03

An old plan for ship canal across the narrowest part of Scotland has been revived and is being pushed by business
 interests in Edinburgh and Glasgow. canal at cost of S400O0 900. Edinburgh has another, which is estimated to call
 for an expenditure of $S5,oO0,000. Or iginally 1t was suggested that the ex-
 isting Forth and Clyde barge canal should be enlarged and made into a tid- al canal. without locks. at a cost of S7O, GOO. .00J As yet the cost has barred progress but the canal would be of great value to commerce., and it is eX- pected to become a reality in time,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
LICENSE QUESTION.
Address in East Haven Town Hall
 Tonight.

This evening in the Elst Haven town hall H. H. Spooner, secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union socic- ty, will deliver an address on Why Towns Should Vote No License" It Is earnestly desired that Q large number be present, especially the voters of the town. Mir. Spooner is a very in toresting speaker and is worthy Q good audience.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03

The olive trees on the Mount of Olives have been destroyed by tour ists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
CUE SSING CONTEST
 FOR LADIES.

How many pairs of sorosis Shoes in our window ?
 A pair of sorosis Shoes giv- sn as a prize for each of the Three best guesses.
 All guesss to be written upon a blank, to be had in the store on appIl-
 Patton, with full name and address signed at the bottom. They will be numbered as received, Ind ties, if any, settled by priority in Hing. Each guess should be inclosed sn a plain envelope and addressed, ESOROSIS CONTEST, care of Sorosis lihoe Company" New Haven, Conn. Contest opens Monday, September a0; closes Saturday evening, October 2, at 6 o'clock.
 No one knows the correct number hey will be counted by representa- i've of one of our leading papers oD Monday morning, October IA. 4 Not more than one guess will be Considered from one person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
James River DaY Line


NEWs.s8JAMEs.
TOWN BXPPosITIoNA ND8NoRFoLK.:s
THE sTAUNCH@ANp, sPEEpY STEAMER
6sSRy @5ttSs QUEENs&ANNE.#a ssSSss3sNs
Through fast line;ssno tlresome stopB at
river landings; leave ERichmond one honiF
later snthsr lina and reach .Jamsstpwn
EXPOSITION three hours y harlier,3 49, .5sIfSS
8 vest eaus.lo y taI rates stFa!sht tare
and Norfolk. 81. se5.ASSfsR opnd BHsstri +, good Tor
SstenSi$sdays.8s 2. 90. VI sspen1al round trip tlckets,
LAYING wednesdays and Fridays, returning
Sundays Isl, so iii ~ &3LLfHks5S f3.sE &5884ls stRB
snesdays and fFridayaSat ats A. NJ vs. Clyde I.ins
3plerS Rstgrnlps leave Norsslkssirqesaaay
GRO FA, M; iarraesItoiw~nl Expesition ;lfinpes
Beach PElero 3 4. ..ii.sEEeewports1News s;J1s
sA.sY84 NJ reaching Richmond tlS5sr. NJ
SUNDAY leayel Nortolkf a a Atss Pine Heaaan
|lPslae,a q a;;iaoAP .Msss SssWpportsN III w r 81 tEsaa
Estons s0Ssninutes q snestoWn Island koing
and @retNrnipK,aeSgS For llfarlpnt telephone
si1,N IdIsss Isl sWoopFIN,y AGENT. Clyde Lin
Emssy;MS Md a N u SslssNs M sa@s slSsHSM@a m
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Tits man said Christian,
Science had not been the 8causeZof, her
from her hushal ld. He add
edtthat he did not believe Mr.. Seaman
had ~inade8any reference Sto Christian
Science in%his application for a legal
paration;bor divorce! and 8that$if he
had done 50 It. was outrageous.
S5Searcan n has saccumulateds aSlargeAfor
time as on advertising man, a banker
HIS N sra,Iroads, For. four years. the
have been discussed III this city.
sincessher separation from her huss
band Mrs. Seaman has taken prorni-
5nent part. in the work3iof the First
Church Of Christ Scientist. OF Yonkers.
OF which SHE Is al me m her. al wells$as
of the neither oh urch5sins Boston. She
has been95one Of BtlieS5Slargest contribu-
tors to the building a ID by some is
credited with anaintention&oft guaran-
Steeing to..STonkers a CHURCH building
that will be a$scredit{ to- that city Mrs
Seainan NJ wi her two Sons George;
years old. and Julian. SIN
tie en-. lssliYing6don her58beautiful estate
nearaG reystoncn8onceSth the homeSEofs Sam.
uel&I. Tllden.S asTT5N
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r. E p s F9sHass!Rssspus Vi

- IN = - H. ~ 1 PoToMAc Nh.
TRAINS 1EEAVE INSTRUMENTATION
NWARD. sfs aSS
ss:a5 ~ M.--paily---nyrd 81. Through. n Il
1929 ~ Daily ain st. sThrou xhtsg8
$50: 80 A. M:-Wsek Days--Elba:SS# AshlsndS
$40 4. M;-2z:pally--TBy,rr7d street rrhroush
1880 ? M4Nw yee Da paysMElb 81 i AsSlaaa \
.8 accommodation W. 2SS3ssSaNAA9
= 700 P.sM.--Week Days-Byrd st. wash.
lnEtonSA IaSIa sSss{Ss
ton Accommodation. sYsssss5S sassgs
$3.50 M,-Week Days-Elba. $Ashfand
Accommodation. sgFss44 fseA53s8SssS Sfssssss95sAg
10 +. M M:-Dsuy.ZZna,a 3s 81. Ihassss. SSS55
TRAINS ARRIVE $% R1cHMoND---sOurH..@@
. WAR;: #s@SS sEagSS
g sac 4 M:---yyveek Days-.--Elba: Ashland
4 s:so&A .-z-Daily--Byr s .$$Ss.Throush.
5.ys ington Accommodations s&s $5g5sss
1855 Az Sunday fonly--Elbssss wwash.na:--sSi
Eton Accommodation ~ w NFFSsSHssi s& 3s5SS
10;40#A 4. Days-Elba..sS Ashland
Accom- modn ion.SS a#saS 3$S sssss
ia;2o z M.7--Da!ly--Ma ST Thro 81. sssSSS
sgs3:a5 M.--Week6 Days--Sfain st. NThrpugh.
"Waahlngton- xposttlon Special, aS Z
$40 w y Days-7Elba #Ashland
9 700 F. sM.---Dally.--Byrd ST. Through. Los
4ieg9scal stops, SSs$SfEs R#sS$$ s2g 8s&FT #sss
s:l5.P..M:-paily---7Matn ain 81. Through
on ALI above trains except local accomn,p
tfalhs to and from Byrd street station
,stol at Elba. 59@A Ss&55@& S$$safS M s8l@9fSa
Tim OF arrival and departures and eonn--ss
sW. ouiLP. u. &P.s5rAirLoR.
3sS Cent supt.33 8$t Traf.sMs1.;
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PlITsBURG's NEW SCANDAL
Exclusive Club Said TO Have Revelled
& In RlOtous Living.

Club laid to Have Revelled
& In Rlotous Living.
P1TTsBURG, September 3o.--An aus;
the books OF the Pittsburg Coun-
try Club has been @complcted. The.
club Is patronizedt by the sWellest OF
the city. AN was managed by an unl-
Der Of reputed l'r who have
since been driven from ;officegand from
tho club. Anne mberE Understanding
said: sFS8s3
found the affairs Of the clubs in
a far worse condition than we santtci-s
pated. @$WhenEthe story$was sprung last
year Observation-Disclosures not right@we
could not imagine thata setSofs success-
3ful business men could make III
mix-up. The report Is most unfavor-
able to the club. %5T Thousands OF dol-
lars were diverted and much Of the
money spent inSriotous living the rest
Is secret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amount
iof$loss is staggering. We do notsthink
It advisable TO make the loss public.
There WILDE no prosecutions
EL -H ~ NEARH MsY ER $3.50 AN8E ~ ~ MAE
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Mra. Margaret Renwirk Dead.

u eSEWEORT, r.. r.. September 30.-7-
Mrs. &sRenwick,9Sot New York,
widow Of Il Henry53Brevoort Renwick,.
died at $heT summer @restdenceyh here
She was lnSS her eighty-secopd8Syear,
and had bee to Newport each
.seRsonafor a. long while.
VIZ She was a&daughterfof Jonathan and
Mrs. Renwlsk's %l,usband, Who was a
Observation-Disclosures ed in448many@afa -
nous eases in alleged Infringement,
ten years ago, $SsfS s8a$
Mrs SRenwick Leaves "a son, Mr..
James A,,lRenwick, WHO'S a$laWyer$ OF
New5SYork, and MRS. Robert Sedgwlck,
ialso9Sof New York, who Is a regular
sid entS o aNewport,. %
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& Ohio Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND,S MAIN
STREET MISUNDERSTANDING sgS
500 Am. q East daily trains TO Newport
0tEA.sM. u News.5OldSSPoin Norfolk and
4:00iP.SM. m position .Mg8sAl StrAins carry
4:2e PULLING ns or Parlor cars. saSS2 Bs$ssass
NJ Z. Daily ..ss#$L Locals to- 3 Newport
$500 Pm. 4 News. s2#g4s Sssss Ss@
SaWEsTBoUND-M AINSLINE 8&ssss
sso.nn 3 * q Daily louisville. Cincinnati.
11:ooP Chicago and st. Louis Through
NJ: tSCC Pullman u sleep ers.s& sSsStsSS SasssSSt&A$s
n :26 Days Hinton Datly----g
Az .ss&#@ S9&yCharlottesvt .. &s Ss5@@8f saES&ssgS;
Ss1:oosP M;-EEpa.!ys~Lo 3 Gotdonsyslle!!Sa
a6 SD p Ms-7-W cal 10 .pranEc.
Ets jan RIVER w S3as 4I%SSSs
1920 gton,s
3ss8Ss stTHfSV a,,SS and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fESS
3 10 P:.M.---WeekSss Days o$&LynchhGyR.SS
Sleeper Il Natural Bridge and
sR&$. tsE&Sg9assHa$sss
s#&ssssS&&
JMs From the East---9:4 40 al M..,%11:45 AM
1870! PIN 500 P..S NJ 200: aN5 #P.s Mssa8 1890
sM>5S&&ss$ 3S IFS4
Main. Line Vest 80 sA. MI $40 .A.SMss
s;s0aP.aM 4;15sP MI: &5sP M.a4s
James Line So a VI sos Pm
49, allyTexcept5 Sunday SsS Sssa&s$
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OWN MUCH OIL STOCK
Total Holdings of Members Of Family
MI Valued att Over s2,.0O,0GO.

Total Holdings OF Members Of Family
Valued ntsOyer8 s2.:0O,0
NEW YORK, September so.-The
rUmor that John 2. Rockefeller. who
was an old-tlmc friend and associate,
OF William Thaw, had expressed a;
lreadincss5to aid the Thaw family with
any amount OF money they might re-
.quire in connection with the defense
of HarryI4k.&Thaw, is believed to have
started through the discovery that the
holdings o6the Thaw&fannily in Stand
ard OIL stockare large.
Tho list Of shareholders in the Oil
Trust which was produced at the gov
iernment's hearing before Special En-
a miner Franklin Ferris last week, gave
the names OF eight members OF the
Tllaw ia milys53who OWL ar1ong them
more than 5. 900 shares. The Fidelity
Title and Trust Company, of Plttsburg.
has 200 shares as trustee for Harry K.
|Thaw, and $826 shares for the Countess
of Yarmouth. J.. .. Lyon is joint trus-
teetfort428f shares. All Of Harry Thaw's
brothers and sis tiers have large hold
ings. and his mother#owns "a block of
400 shares. worth at$$440, the market
price, s616, oOO.s Her dividends for 1906
were In the neighborhood OF 100000,
The next .largeste5block of stock In the
family Is 619 shares. owned by Mrs
Elizabeth Burd Thnw, a daughter-in-
law of theSlate William Thaw. ].
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Seaboard All Line Railway.

Es$scHEDULEDar
LEAVE SRICHMONDsDAILY.st
a 9:s5 "a. M..--I.ocal to- Raleigh.
ers dHcoaseclbe Atlanta, Birmingham. sa..s
.vannah,, Jacksonville and Florida points,
.s:25S P.#M,lsleepors and Atlanta
BirminghannSsM emphls,A ackson-
yilletand fSouthw est.# ssssRJ 9#fsS RaSEf5 s%Als
NoRTHBOuNDM TRAINs4 sCIIgDULED&TO'
s9ssT ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY f
g: 500 A. h1.S,S6 IS ~ P,sa NJ 7;06ss A.ssSs&
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MRS. jack" HoRNEn SUES.
Prominent Atlanta Lady Asks Divorce
II $8 S from Husband F S4St

ss35S$S&$ from Husban nd. s8St5@ s$
ATLANTA. September 30.-AlleginH
8her5SShusband& has been untrueato%she
Mrs. y. Mitch ell Horner. better known
as Mrs. J .saHorner,y.one fE$of the
most noted .WomenEin Atlanta and Bal
.tinlove# society, has entered SSsuit.tfor
divorce, The couple were married at
;Baltimorefin&1S96 and soon after moved
to Atlanta No alimony85is rs asked,
as Mrs. I1orner iswealthy in lherSown
right orper555threeMSweek ago8gen-
tered suit#Rat Baltimore against HE
Ewife'sSparents for 100000 6forEalienat-
ing herEanectlons, sheghnying left him
etOYM Mn v.GESGSS
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Railroads. =
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE HICHMoNDsA S5SS5
M N.5B-TollowinE schedule figures pubs
guaranteed. FStsf4s S$13ssai ss8@ss@s#
800 A..sM,ADaily- Local Tor Chariotts.
connecting Mt Keysvlllo for ChaseeerItyBs
andSClarksville. eGs& s SFss&S&sS5ss5
11t15eA. Observation-Disclosures ull-%
man5to atlanta and Birmingham New
! Orleans, Menp h ChaStanooEa and
all the e South. sThrough Goa ch for
Erase W City Oxford Durham and
500 F. MEX. snnday-Keysvilia Local.
1880 P:.8 M.-7-Daily-Linited Pullman ready
u 1880 Pr M.,Sfor allAtheS South. Az
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 sundnY-fyimlted-T West
int---ConnectinE for BALTIMORE.
2:15 p. M.--Ex.E Sunda ys.sntSs$8S asa
t;456 ~ M,--Exs sundaysfys 4, Local to West
@ Point s8s3$8s rs a. #Sg t&@sa55
TRAINsSARRIvE RIcHMoND.
$3.50 A. NJ. $40 M.--Froins allsthe South.
5I4:10 p M.--Fron1 sCharlotte.S Raleigh,5Dur-
ham, Chase City and local 5stations. sA8
8 $40 Al M.----Flrom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssSgss@S
g. Baltimore s@ and Vest
1915 q. M.--5:1s u. M,-Loeals from west.
Point. IKE
CIV. WEsTBuRY,HD#P 49, Sss
o2o8 2. Main Street, Richmond. Va
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FOR FOR NEW e YORK,
XIrginia Navigation Co.'S
JAMES RIVER DAYTIME
3av tt nra.tc.vn - 49,

/. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LEAVES IRON
:NIlsDAYSand FRIDAY STEAMER %HAMP-s
'DAYSatS7sssAss An, for Norfolk 4Portsmnouth
Old Point. NewpoFttszN ewH,aClaremon and
James River landings conneoting at5tOld
Pc int forS w nshington,9$sRnlttn and the
moderate prices on b Pocahontas, Electric
cars direct to thu harf,. ss r ckets58& ops sale
ratf Richmond Transfer Co.. SIS ~, Main
street, asos Isa. sMa!a strset &. Or q wharf
Round trlp,s.s $50. s8&As {sssa5 SAssassl
Steamers stop ct Exposition Grounds Pier.
i104thaStreet.s N ss$ES;N
and all points iii Eastern Eylrginia, North
eCarolina and the East. ss@8}s A a3
8588 John +. 3AtAYER,,$$Agentss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en'la Mgr Ss5
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Au-Dny Meeting.

Rev. Charles II. otter of Norwich Conn,
VIII conduct anSall-day meet.ng g to-day IN
Cary Street. AIR Potter Is OF nationalSrepu-
4ti,tlon on saceount8 OF his lectures on Christ
and the Tabernacle. He5&will speak to-day
al IL "A. M.asand at = 3O&P Ms Mr..5#SPotter
Will speak alsogats o'clock to--nights&sPeople
of almost all denominations attend these
mission service s.as8# Ministers,S Eunda y-s
Invited to- hear Mr.. terri hi public also
is cordially Invited. s8sfas GS@.Sss8
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tISAgffI tGGaSSGS&2R&N65E
Alfred PLEASANTOA
IS ALIVE and WELL
Philadelphia Man Is Stopping At
His Country Place, Pleasailton,
in Goochlanld County I
no g. CRIMINALS 'Illl LIVE I'VE: THERE HERE
Story Put Out from Philadelphia.
That Location IS Lasvlessa
Anglers Goocllla1drPeople.
vO) CRIMINALS LIVE THERE Re
Story Put Out from Philadelphia
That Location Is LaMlesss
Anglers Goocllland-Peeaoo;pPlee.

The reportato the effectsth Il Captain
Alfred Pleasanton. OF Philadelphia, has
beenilost and probably&robbed.3or S even.
Hlurdcred,s by a. band of $ruftians which
It was alleged, infest the borders OF!
his farm. slias been found to- b 9 ems
tirelYSsserroneous. Captain Pl%easanton
is on his farm alive and.wellst8*a$&
estate aEeTt,9fawhen5 seen n his Of
fee in the Chambcr%of sCommerce,Byes-$
.terdaY afternoon, stated thatHthe knew
Captain SF,ieasanton very we'll, and
him as far as his&8(Pleasanton's)@prf-
'vate$ ,8."Pleasanton,,nnSs Q the
train,
and that the&captainEgWas Az WellStas
he had ever9seenHh him. sss?I 3s358
Law-Abiding Section.
When hoss is in Virginia, S;Slccaptaini
land CONFERENCE.-THE the most historic
estates on2athe upper James River
which The has 9renameda1:Pleasanton.""
The Original &'Bolling Hall tract, %
which Captain $Pleasanton has pur-
chased. contain about two%thousand
acres, the greater portionRXofa@which
J 8 cleared land and IS being worked
In various crops.S HSSi AZ
The section of Goochland countyISin
which .tPleasantonY Is situated-near
irwin, 5cn the Chesapeake and Ohio
|RailWay-is one got.the most sthtckly-
populated and reputed to abe$ one "of
the%quietest and most 8alaW-abiding
State. There are@few sawxiills, which
emploY5Ssstlll fewer Scrirlinals,.Tand$Cap
tain leasanton&o rAanySEother person
may traverse any part93of theNcounty
atSany time without the least fear of
violence. s#4 a&s&&S 5$8a2
The fact thatSCaptain P%leasanton
Lives about one and Ssone-lalf miles
from fiji CO and probablystatt-
edit get5Bhis mai and answer
someMof his important correspondence
ly accounts for the extraordlna,ryIrE -
NOR that he hadAbeen lost.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner OF SEVENTH y P.srry
,Streets, Manchester averySsh oursffssl on the
.hepr)s from Is y to SloasFF ~
tEtopush to Petersbur % L4nited csra i;s;4lii
sP;@sA ss$dally,,2except sunday
Cars leave Fetersburg,1s aytootS ot EsycaWoIs
Street, every hour from ga yFlAk w " to.1o;sS
Il :1bssA daily except Sunday ENassHSSs
All ears from Pstersburg scognsetlnE Rleh.s
Ymond cars Iassss 5!s$#sa 2sg8ES5
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5gITN-KE - gS3s.TEgW TNaTGS. @gGg5I sWTl3N-.
ssHOLlDAY FOR TIiESFAIR.
Council Fixes It for October OIL
IH9Ts4tAA%Nf 3NalR irI n10nd ia yaS431.HLH.aaaa

Bofh branches of the sCohncil met last
night and passeedssa resolution makingS5Wed-
nesday. October 9th, a city holiday. sosthat
attenp&the Virginia State Acknowledgement
Ana.error3lntheSd data fixed By the res
%qluttJn, sWhich:s passed tho Council
last5week, Shadl to be corrected. and h .res--o
1rtson nov goes to- Mayor1SMe !;
VIII give IT his official approval.
The fair management Mt is ANXIOUS 10 mako
Richmond Day 81 big success, s;and EitSswill3b
hslpsd, IN That Is effort BY the 2 action .of12the
LAST night. s f|s5{BB& 4&ss sz
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Teas8f rfszsENVEsass2GI9EsRes7 SsR~ EW
TO FORMULATE REPORT,

investigating Committee to- Conclude Work
Thursday Night.
Tbs peclalTi nvestlgatin comm lttec, APP
pointed tpSconslderssth the schargesjo q the Mayor
against the Finance on1mit4tee,,sSssw Ill meet
:onEThursday nigh to formulate Its report.
Tile advice of$counsel will be secured be fore
the report Is submitted. the CttyfAttorney
having been excused from acting. Because
OF this latter part Of the proceeding there
port may not,feacha the Council next week
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Hurt hE Falling Lamp,

SsS Nj, !. ..Grages. IN attarhesot the city.
was xing q 9lanp*at&the store ofSthe Pow
,erh-T Taylor Company yesterday afternoon,
When the lamp exploded and he was badly
.burned.s55D Dr. strole. of the ambulance corps,
attended him and made him comfortable.
after which he was taken to his home on,
South Belyidereg Street: $500 ssSsaS &g8a5E &#
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SsaesNa @AN.a
n s&HWN0i1|ksM6S'|;l!R|l'|I 1

.oNLY5ALL fRAILaL1NE 7 NoRTOrAx.SS
Leave Byrd Street Station RichnoEL! .s$Ea#S
%#i9g31n Effect ys14,is1a 07. @SN#s$a4NF5
FOR NORFOLK: S&7:25@ Pm daily 500
.A.,FM.,,A 500 Ann. and 800 !. &exceptA5
Sunday; g :l1o0tt.A.S NJ and 1901 NJ Sunday
FOR LYEcHBuRG. THE SwEsrANDs
5soUTHWEsT; 900 A. Intercept Sunday
$40 AZ NJ Sunday only;#1 2:lo r. NJ 2 500
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From Norfolk
811;308A, Nj $3.50 Pm. and S1o:l05%P. Mex
iccpr nday:R31i:1 Al N. and g ? ;45 Pm
ISurday3only.$ &ssFs&s #$SgE &&$ass 8HHa8S
Pullman Parlor and sleeplngs Cars. Cafe
tDlntngsCars. g%88B& ss&a MfSa
Nv. EB.aDEVILL. Sss C.H.naBoSLEY..aaaHS&
fs%, Gen. Pa Dis Pas. AGENT
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Atlantic Coast ne Il

#%EFFECTIVE AUGUST l,aSs 19n .Ss #S;
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoNDMDAILY.. a&4S
For Florida and South :ES Is A.S NJ I: ssS
p NJ. .845kE85 fifss4 sBB#ss8EE$$ SsTa SH%3g@f
1 For Norfolk: 20 200 "a. NJ, 90 900 8sA.s8M,g
IS 90 r ..$MM,,4.and 1850 SSSSi
For N. We t;8,asS;1 40 and&ss:oa
A. NJ .Y,#s1e;1Of and 9:0o5P r, .8s398R88 sssasS#g
For Petersburg 200 Ind %: 90 AN
1910 . 800 Il '3:asa 3P.sSM .,,ss$6 90, $500 ~
1925 and 1880 F. .a&{ gSBSS SS$Ssss3 Ssa4s$Es8sS GU
3 Fer aoldsboro and 81 F aEsas S.s's2A'
Trains arrive lrs.a ohmon daily: s :as.SsS.7:4s
AN 1873 80 o;4 and s:.l1:aos A. M,s3
1:27,.$$s$: 1905 20 $50. IS :oo. $3.50 and 1o:401SP.
s&Sss5Timc of arrivals and departures and cons
Enectionsa not guaranteed.sh&
IVA {. f8 S. .ssCAMPBELIaggD
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iBNiS H.
German Ladies' tOhAIeat.

German Ladies' Aid Society: of which
Mrs ! ....Rosenegk L. president, win
.ats4;$o' o'clock will besg5the nrst OF the
season's5 meetings. II
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Mischief

"Hul,l you think I'm afraid,
you? Well I ain
And she wasn't. Went right:
in swimming with the boys. She
wanted to disgrace the family.
Did she do it7
Read The Hickory Limb, BY
Parker FL Fillmore, and see.
You'll find it iii
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CHARGE LAW VIOLATIONS

Striking photographers Mail Brief on
j45&a Strike to President.
s5NEW&YORK, September 30..---TheBB
nouncenent&is Isl made by Daniel II. RUS
sell.Sthe spokesman In this city forSthe
striking photographers, that the docu--55
ments which President Roosevelt was
willing to receive from the leaders of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. haye been.
mailed to- him IN the form ola BRIEF
by Sd Small president Of the
Union. These documents,#$#as far 4 as
could be learned, refergto allegedSyio--i
|lations of the law&b blythe railroadstele-
graph companies. tF58;
This week will determine, Twas
generally believed, whether president
Roosevelt will think 1T Unnecessary to
ask for the side Of the companies III
|thne8a quarrel Russell said thai in$$case
president Roosevelt has left WASH
|lngton before the ASdocuments reach the
White House they SWihasBbe placed lin
ift~heIhAnds Of some one delegated to
act on them 4g$$
A&Tpss meettngSofgthe strikers was
held Yesterday afternoon an Clinton
Hall, In Grand Street The $meeting
was saHsked what IT WOULD do II the
telegraphersE$we asked toI8sreturn Ito
work pending nrbitration,aan d the vote
twas against returning to8Swprk pond
lngsaSsettlemeHt sis55
It4SW ssSannounced that IT. assE been
|declded8 the reauest48tt to calltout
1.-THE hSlleased# wire operators In advance
|untll5Ks Small .sSssalrrlves Here. demand,
RussellhS ,s said,awill be Small
to sa~nctionssthe local strlke,call,s and 1t
he fails to do so,24Eang eff or will gbe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS areferendum#vote
on$the# subject for The purnose Of over.
riding his objection II
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Mrs. Gillian Injur,

THE many friends OF Mrs, Gillian will be
sorry to- hear that she had a. fearful fall
,andlis still qulteslll at No;S 8 East race.