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tains Ior -The Red Spider Plain
and concise. amt it9 You fully un-
derstand, don't your"
For just moment Sterling paused,
taken aback. Then, with an air OF
braggadocio more feigned. I thought,
than-real. he said:
-'"Oh, you can't bluff me, Lees. I'm
not as easy as that You've got moth
ing on me here and I'll do and act as
l d please"
Listen, Sterling" said the chief.
SO evenly and pleasantly that I could
scarcely believe it was his voice, you
don't know me, / never bluff, nor do
/ want to keep man down when he
is trying 10 earn a decent living and
outIive the past, know you and
your record = backwards. Perhaps
that Canadian Indictment against you
is still unsatisfed and perhaps the Ca
madam authorities are still searching
for a. man who strongly resembles
Sterling alias The Red Spider And
perhaps. too, / may be mistaken IN
my man. If am, I'll apologies pro-
fusely. You heard what I said, didn't
you2 One more complaint and The
Red Spider Will seek some other Plass
to weave his web"
The forid face Of the man
went white. All the bravado he
attempted dismally failed him. He
held out his shaking hand, which
the chief failed to see, and brok-
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available dollar she possessed, and
had then sold ont her interest to the
husband for a consideration.
Chief Lees listened to the woman's S
story and called me into the private
Office.
Put on your hat, Billy he said,
land come on down with me. want
to interview this man Sterling. I
want to get line on him. From the
description I've just been given of
him / believe him to be man known
as the Red Spider with a record as
long as your arm"
We boarded car and presently arr
rived at the Offices Of SterIing's de-
tective agency They were certainly
sumptuous Offices. The reception
room contained the most expensive
lounging chairs. There was plush
carpet on the floor and an air of rich
ness and prosperity pervaded the en-
tire place
A young, hard faced. bicaehed
blonde stcpographcr greeted us. She
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:
Market street. He was well supplied
with money. Flaring painted signs
Private Detective Agency" eve
Never Sleep" Operators Supplied"
Divorce Cases a Speciality" Core
spondents All Over the Country and
Europe" adorned his windows II
was these faring signs and Sterling
advertisements that caused Chief of
Police Isaiah w Lees to sit up and
take notice.
One afternoon a complaint came to
the police department against Ster-
ling. A woman had employed him in
a prominent divorce scandal, and he
had blcd her, SO she said. Of every
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know you Won't you please step
right in?'
She ushered US into still more lux
nrious office than the reception room.
Sterling sat at handsome desk,
which was. covered with papers.
Works of really high class art, pic
lures, bronzes, ,and-antique vases added
to the beauty of the private detectives
surroundings The chairs were sall In
keeping with the rich red carpet The
room showed discrimination, Every
thing was In good taste, The man
had evidently furnished the. Office 70
match his own appearance. Nothing
Jared or seemed out of place. The
coloring was in perfect harmony The
man had displayed artistic abilities
worthy of a better occupation,
His well groomed appearance at
tracted admiration. Even the bright
red Of his hair and long, dropping
rnustache did not jar. 1t was in a
quiet, dignihed, pleasantly low voice
that he said, What can | do for you?
Glad to see you. Going TO engage
me in some important case? Glad to
be of service to. YOU"
Cut that out. Sterling interrupted
the chief, Il just wanted to be sure
it was you. That is why Pm here.
want to give you fair warning. and
I only give man warning once.
The second time l act We've had
several complaints about yon. The
very next one we get will mean cur
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
By 0. H. Heyneman

CFOr 10 Years Secretary to Chief Lees)
Copyright. 1910. bF the Author-l
THAD been in the department about
two years, acting as secretary to
a Chief Lees, when Charles Sterling,
alias The Red Spider" drifted into
San Francisco. He was known from
coast to coast as a dangerous criminal.
Practically every poiiee department in
Avery large city had been honoTed by
his presence, and his photograph
graced most Of the rcgues galleries.
Sterling was a man OF pleasing per-
soaality, a fluent talker, master Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

j. j. POLLARD, Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
.RANDOLP H MACON
DEFEATS ". & NJ.

williamsburg, Va. February 90
The William and Mary basketball quint
went down in defeat last night before
the qunt from Randolph Macon to the
tune of IS to IS. Tie game was fast
ono from tho beginning In the first
few minuteso of play William and Mary
threw 12 points to their opponents 9,
and it looked as If Randolph Macon
wouldn't get look-in, but their supe-
rior height and weight soon began to
first half ended the score was is to 16
in favor of Randolph Macon
Every man on both teams played
well. Byrman and Smith. for Ran-
dolph- Macon. and Driver. and Geddy,
for William and Mary. played an en-
|Ctptionally good game,
The llne-up.
", and NJ. Positions; e. R,; Y G,
Geddy right forward Smith
Metcalf &c centre e., q r 1araS y
Hall. right guard ...,...Beville
Referee. Mr. Smith. Tl TN, NJ n,
William and Mary. %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
.BOLDkN|GHTS RIDE
FOR LAD|.E S FAIR

Amherst, Va, February 20.--A tour
3namentin which ten knights from this
and other sections of Amherst partic-
ipatcd took place on the farm of +. ".
Settle, near this place. tournament
ball was given by Mr.. and Mrs. It. ".
Settle at their home. The heavy rain
Of Thursday night put tho track In bad
shape, and the riding was on this ac-
count under great difficulties. Many,
however, witnessed the riding and at
tended the ball. and tho occasion was
pronounced very enjoyable.
Those riding in tho tournament were
Edgar Massio, w. D. Rlcheson. Robert
Hvlton. %. l.. Chappclle, Forest Camp
he,I simon Wood, Tully Fulcher,B u. II.
Williams, Pete Campbell and Wills
Mcc;innis Tho crown and three hon
nrs we're won by tho first four named
mo crown was presented to Miss Sal
lie Claiborne, the first honor to Miss
Rutl Watts, the second honor to Miss
Missile and the third honor to Miss
A Mannie Claiborne. Tho charge to the
Lnimhts was delivered by n. G, Payne
E Eni . Of this. county. The coronation
ddress was delivered by George M
j claiborne, also Of this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
PORTSMOUTH CLUB
MAKES No CHANGE

4o,tb va, February 90
,o,.tsrno,,th's baseball franchise, whlch
mas heen connected with nui1 numerous
ports of late concerning NJ scitv and
a W ,1'' John j. Grim, OF Cincinnati. re-
AZ, d, inns in the hands of the interests
WHEN took it over last summer Mhe r.
it was sold by ga, Gapta apd T r Thomas
Bripps. of this city, the new presl,,
dent Of the club, is still at the heau
IF the organization and aosolutely ue
void of any news whatsoever ia a.,
tive to an impending transfer OF con-
president Briggs when asked last
nirht If he had any information re-
garding reports of Negotiations, salo
there was nothing SO tar as ne kne ~
to give out In connectioh VIII ny
SIN After X. They sny.
Although they have not PROGRESSED
to the extent of consummation. II was
stated last night BY John W. owens; owens
that negotiations which William M
Hannan, .Ir, of Norfolk, and himscl1
opened several days ago for the pur,
chase of an interest IN the Portsmouth
State League basehall ciuo. nave no
oe Asked 0i il he anticipated the con
summation of the plans, Mr. Owen:
stated that is a matter entirely In tn
hands Of Mr. Hannah, but he venturet
the OF opinion that there may be some
Mr.. Hannah is conducting the ne
| Sotiations, according to Mr.. Owens
| Thev recently offered S1,400 70
thirty-five shares of stock in the loca
club. but were informed by tho Rich
mond holders of the stock that $3.50
Iwould have to come across before TIL
controlling interest could drift Ports
| mouthward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
NELSON SURE TO /
MAKE WELSH WAIT
II Can Eventually Get $4,000
for Beating British Light
weight" Says Battler.
WILL DICTATE THE TIME
Great Press Work OF Englshman
Is Increasing Value OF
the Bout.
WILL DICTATE THE TIME

Los Angeles, February , Wv wa dnts
| is direct answer to treddlo Weish'
the English lightweight, VINO mas
been flooding this country with va
porings about his rare ability. saiu
| Matthew (Battlng) Nelson. when ask
ed when he would fight Welsh
ever since Welsh left America for
his beloved England he has been flood
ing this country with his greatness
and my inability to hold the worid $
lightweight title. l. won thal tl.iu
only after the hardest campaign any
fighter since the game started has ever
fought, and ! whipped every man be-
tween that tito and myself in order
to get IT. I was unfortunate enough
to be Obliged to face the toushcsl
men in the world when they Were
ever went moro than nineteen ROUNDS
with me- Cans passed that limit twice.
only to be eventually floored for inc
count both timet. IHlEhtlng DICK
rounds, and Herrera was still lighting
his losing battle at the limit OF TWEEN
ty, but three more rounds would nave
seen him knocked out, too.
Can Freddie Welsh say TINS!
ones whipped only one fight was
have that X O.. in the dope book.
Can Freddie welsh say tnlS
"ln winning my title | was com.
PEELED to whip men of the calibre Of
Spider WEIGH. Art Sims, Jack O'Neil.
George Memsic, Martin Candle, Eddie
Hanlon, Aurelia Herrera, Young Cor
hett. Jimmy Britt. Joe Cans and by
| land.
i "For two months stories have been
| appearing in numerous papers regard.
| ing wonderful sums offered by Eng.
lisii clubs and syndicates for fight
| between Welsh and myself. Sums
| ranging all tho way from 100000 to
| 100000 have been juggled as though
they were so many peanuts.
Here is the business end of thu
i Welsh proposition. The same apple
TO one Ad Wolgast: Twelve month
ago was offered $4,000 to fight Welsh
Now, according to one of the offer
which he has cablcd over. am offere
: $4,000. Two months ago I was Offer
I. ed $4,000 to fight Wolgast. Now
am getting $4,000. Both of these me
have increased my value at the rat
, of $1,000 month Wouldn't | be
fool to whip them both at the on
: time? Wolgast's limit as card wa
reached when ] was offered $4,000. s
I signed on the spot. I think II Wells
keeps up his great press work 1 ca
eventually get 100000 for whipping hin
; And when that mark Is reached II
lagree to fight" Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Joint HUNT HELD
| AT PET ERs B URIC
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycs more street.
Petersburg, Va. February q


The Joint hunt of the Deep Run and
Riverside Clubs Saturday afternoon
was an event of special interest. and
the hospitality and courtesies shown
by tiie Cockade city hosts were fully
appreciated by the guests. The visit
ing riders arrived here on the $3.50
p. Nj. train from Richmond. were met
at the station by the Riverside riders
in automobiles. and driven to the place
of the meet. at the head of Sycamore
4 O'Clock The first cast was at the
head of High and Pearl Streets. the
hounds taking the scent readily, ana
leading off at rapid rate OF speed.
The drag in this cast led through the
reservoir property and the Coliier
farm where the first check was maae.
The next cast was at the MADDOX
farm. on to the Squirrel Level Road
and again back of Drewry's farm,
through the Drewry AID 'Faulknet
farms to the asylum property. cas-.
was again made at Fishers farm "
check at Piccadat's, and agar
through McIlwaines ana puhiop
farms To the entrance to the Riverside
club where several hundred people
greeted the enthusiastic riders WIZ
the waving of handkerchicfs and piau
dts of welcome.
The visiting riders and their noun.
were Miss Elsie Lindsay. riding Lao
Nicotine: Mr.. w. C. Young, NJ. r. II
riding overland; Mr.. oohn AK :,
Branch, riding Raleigh; Mr.. James v
Graves, riding Kingsman; MI. ~
| Harris. riding Gates; DIR. j. A. VIM.
r,Sinr Iron Prince; Mr.. James Atk ~,
SON. Tiding Perplexity. and Mr. Erskii'
Tsaanford, riding chestnut. .r
The Riverside riders were M NJ
seward. NJ F. H., on CHRISTIAN, ~. -,
Iackson. huntsman, riding Anlule.
J.emrov Jones. whip, on Lady Moao oe
y "A svdnor, whip. rluing Her Gra &c.
Mr. waring. of New jersey, on Do =
trav. Mrs. Waring. of New Jersey ~ =
Safa Conveyance; Leroy RoPer, on ~ :,
Sni, irwin Hartley, on Iorreau =,
- % Ruffln. on Hunter Rye, anu M ~
q leigh. riding Lucy Douglas. ~ -,
w.s 'nerhaps the most enloyed hnI !. :,
lost ms enthusiastic joint hunt he.a as :
thase two clubs. The course NV Was :,
1 ,nes' one and splendidly run me - +,
nan1,on following the hunl We. Mas DIV
sepo brilliant ever given by .ne nii
ino club, and the hop was senet az
easide mated in and enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
TURNING AGAINST
BAT THING NE[SON
Many sportsnen Believe l., That
W. Wolgast Will Clean Up His
Opponent.
tcnecial to The Tines Dispa.eh'la "a

tSpeclal ~ Cal, February 20.
san fr ths fact that most OF Inc
p pes francisco sporting men zen .nTne
toward Battling Nelson i as e. battle,
of next TUESDAYS ,v No, persIst in be-
stneIe a tbat the day of the pane -
lleNlhs Nd that he will strike ms COZ,
a .l,.. 10 the little Dutchinan, .ou,W
the baltic has gone tWensy oin;nr this
AMONG ,ra some of the keenest CRIT
o OPP ~ hoxing in this. or any othe''
coT The betting on the nghta has anri ms :
creased by leaps ,d ana h pnulus and tho
INC INC ,a pas are now that 1t Will pc ~
10 bv the time the lighters anis.
,bo ring Tuesday afternoon. .Co.li..,S
s si, Tom Corbett is the mos fot s cer-
n tain that ,t'a It would drop from 10 to
~ 10 to i, but instead IT VIII 60
| NJ ~ other Way. To-day Corbett an
noaunccd that he had run out out o. ,! ne,,
son money. ana t N IL ne s,a nau mon
,he 'lghtinE lad from the beer city
! Tic reason for this Is tho steau ;,
stream of Wolgast money that u
an,inr into San Francisco. Down
! cooim,,t'm There are many who believe that
2Un1r is tho greatest little fighter
u They cleaned up on him y Whe n. =, ne .
/ mat Low PoWcll anu .upSSA 1''' !. :.
and they are Wo Mnf has 80 b tssa h bs
ne ,,. Nc 1a3- pound mark for the past
Three days s la IT, q 1,t On more ns 'f than
4 Ing ln'uas ,.,. ~ keen his muscles I'M
i Saped up Nelson on the 9naT AS Mas
worked Ike n prq'a All ,n ua'rY In T the
, NC. IN he he took ye.mils run, and
VAN 81 a s pul Xs"s TT 'As mis- SsS
stun ,lI,, d9r b ~. dozen rounds of box
and session hs p wlth viii thf p %fvt ths
pletuIIs ~ tnmches on tomorrow In an
eNhiption sout n An The pa as!ires Richard
s'i w, mast is fun Of confidence, Hc
believes he has tho l ash Whe he sfe VIII
safely stor menueaictions as to the length
at the aght he Emly nelex fah \ ro W
Il ressacsespstiionally heavy and all in a,
|. cations point to at least Q sSo'oV'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
|NTERCLA55 MEET
IS HELD BY ". & |.
I Special to The TImos-p.spatch.

Especial to The D.spatch.l
Lexington, Va, February 20.--Thc
initial annual interclass indoor track
meet of Washington and Lee Univers,.
sity was held in the spacious skating
rink on Main Street, and a large and
enthusiastic crowd was present to ap-
plaud the winners. Representatives
from the seniors, juniors, sophomores
and freshmen contested for honors. and
the freshmen took the lead In the
events. The class scores were as fol-
lows: Freshmen. 80 points; juniors,
SO: sophomores. IL; seniors. 5.
Following were the events and win
ncrs:
Thirty-yard dash--Krug. winner. 3
3-5 seconds; Lukcr, second; Cormick,
third.
Thirty-yard hurdles - satterheld.
winner. rs seconds; Anderton, Sec
ond; Glass. third.
Potato racc--Glass, winner. sec
onds; Humphreys, second; Lulser, third.
Glass relay-Glass, winner, $40
seconds; Williams, second; Larrick'
Two-mi,e run-stone, winner, 70
minutes AS seconds; Glass. second;
shot put-Boyd. winner. 32.7 feet
Walters, second: Hopkins. third
Hi- Jump-Hodges winner, l.
feet: satterfeld. second; Williams
standing high jump-Luker, winner
| 4 feet 1-2 inches; Hook, second
standing broad jump-Luker. win
ner. feet. inches; Ross. second
| Satterfeld. third IN tee,
Pole vault-Robins, winner, ~ ia
inch; Larrick. second Sae'e'ne'u
The The judges of the contest were : Dr. Dr.
1.,nas lewis Howe, DR.. Alfred i. era
I bar, and Mr.. II. X. Smart. Meoai
4 were awarded to the winners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
FRISCO PLEASED WITH JEFF

retired champion received as he went
through his PAGES It was evident that
the public was satisfied with his con-
dition. He skipped the rope. did shad-
ow fighting and other stunts to show
his speed. When his part of the
program was over Joffries jumped from
ball field to the clubhouse, outdistanc-
ing his trainers.
No announcement was made to-day
rs to where the fight will be held. al
though Announcer Jordan. in calling
attention to the fight from the ring
said II would be held in California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Taylor Holding out.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
I,ynchburg. Va. February 20.-Tay-
lor, the young player who played ten
games with the Shoemakers last sum
a finger in a game at Richmond, Is
about the only hoid-out for the Shoe
makers worthy of note. Thus far Tay-
Tor has refused to sign the contract
rendered him. which called for n nice
raise over last years salary, TAYLOR
Is regarded as an unusually promising
Young player. and 1t is hoped here he
viii alter his decision to keep out of
professional ball He is attending
school In Baltimore now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Woodbury.

Charlottesville, Va, February 9o.--
with the opening OF the baseball sea
son just ono month off, the first game
being scheduled with WOODBURY. For
est on March 10, Director l'anninsan
getting the kinks out OF tho payHsN'
muscles. AT present about sixty men
arc practicing daily in the CAGE. where
much .attentfon is being given TO the
development of the batting eye. They
are also being drilled IN the proper
way TO stand at the bat and.to swing
the stick in place hitting and bunting,
Fifteen men arc out Tor tho mound
and seven of them are lcft-1andcrs. 1t
Is almost impossible to make any fore
cast. as the Goa chez are striving to
get the twirlinr arms conditioned. in
structIng the mon In the. way to secure
control
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
VIRGINIA OPENS BASEBALL
SEASON ON MARCH 10
Woodbury. Forest to Be First opponent-Work on
Field TO Begin at Once

Captain Pickford has ordered the
squad to appear hereafter in outrof-
doors gear to be ready for field prac-
ticc when dryer weather permits It,.
Two diamonds have been leyclcd on
Lambeth Field. The first out-of-doors
work will bring To light any possible
prodigy AS yet no freshman has Civ
en promise TO eclipse in the pitch
ers' box Wilmer or Stratton or Gull
hertson
me 31loW,ng players u OF last .,cS year
Blakeney. Pckford, Pearson. Stanton,
Wilmer, Stratton and Culbertsoil.
johnny Hon will he missed at third
base: Cabaniss. In the field and Dab
ney. who led the batting last year, at
first sack. The absence OF Carl Walk
err who pitched In two-thirds OF the
gar1es last year. will be severely felt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Meettngs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders OF the VIRGINIA HOT
pose OF electlng directors. and for
the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before
tho said meeting, including the ap--
al Directors and all committees
thereof of said company In, the past
year, will DO held at the Office OF
tho company. Homestead Hotel. Hot
Springs, Va, on TUESDAY,. THE 2.I
The transfer books viii close Mon
day, February IA, 1910, at P. NJ,
and remain closed until io a. NJ
Wednesday. February e. 9s ,,O;,r,
,53 Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
NEGRO BADLY BEATEN

George Mason Set Upon with Brickbnts
und Knife, but Escapes with His life.
George Mason, colored. met party
of friends early last night. and when
they let him get away from him he
went to the Second Police Station. He
told the officers that his friends had
hit him in the mouth with brickbat
beat and cuffed him. and that one had
attempted to stab him. His clothes
wero slashed in several places. but the
knife. fortunately, did not touch his
body. A warrant was issued for theil
arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

San Francisco, Cal. February 90
Before 5000 spectators. James j. JEFF
fries. who Is to fight Jack Johnson on
the afternoon OF July 4, appeared In
the ring Mt an athletic carnival con
Quoted by Jack Gleason, one of the
promoters of the big fight, to-day. 1t
was the first time Californians have
seen Jeffries since he signiflcd his
Willingness to fight Johnson.
The ilght-loving public of the city
whore JeHr.es won his first battles
were impatient to see If he had come
back From the applause that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN fHAT
the annual meeting Of tho stock
holders of the Chesapeake Western
hallway Will be held at tho prin-
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va, On
TJIESD AY, THE 1ST DAY or
MARCH, 1910. at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
for tho election OF directors and the
transaction OF such other business
as may properly come petofe tue
49, N w. II. HALL,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
NOW s,yimming Rc.cord.

Sydney. N. S. W., February 20.-Aleck
Wickham, of sydney, to-day swan
fifty yards In % 3-h seconds. This is
a nov worlds record, Wickham held
tho former record OF IA 3-5 seconds
for dty yards straight away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
slaughter OF. Robins Bcsins.

"a TSpecIaI to rho Times- Dispatch.l
.Lyncliburg, Va, February 2O.-Rob-
ms have appearedsin tho city and sur
rounding country In large numbers,
ana many of them arc already being
Slaughtered. The. season In which those
birds may be killed Is from February
rs to March 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Real gstate for aale.

FARMS AID TIMBER LANDS. M
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands. best bargains In
Virginia. / pay your railroad fare,
Wrlto tor free catalogue. Address
y. u. ELAN. Box o57. characteristics,
Va.
LOTS--s25 PER FOOT WILL BUY a
whole block on West Main. Just west
OF Boulevard, 357 $50 feet, includ.
Ing two corners; four aido lots; 100
feet can he cut off that Is worth
$f2 foot; the best of terms. Phone
Madison 1867
$4,fU0 WILL BUY WEST CLAY
street house. rooms, brick. newly
papered. new bath. detached deep
lot; rented 10 good tenant for $40
month. will make good home; $3.50
cash: balance In two years. Apply
6l5 Brook Avenue.
HENRY PLACE LOTS FOR SALE ON
easy terms, Without interest or taxes.
Address j ESQ. care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Gnal ann 0MnnD.

nTIAT1TY AND QUANTITY ARE
Guaranteed from us. We have oak,
Zine or slab wood and our prices
are right. We please So1e eysry IsaGo
LIMA WOOD AND CoAL.~ Co, tS27
Brook Avenue.
WOOD THAT BURNS. GIVES HEAT;
I am selling about three cars a day:
oak ana Pine same price; my coal
burns to perfect ashes, Coke. SIS ton.
TRY the WOOD MAN, Madison 1867. Z.
sl.50 WILL BUY A IIALE CORD OF
the best factory prepared pine kind
ling wood; prompt deliveries, !: $. III.
CoTTRELL & SON. Phone Madison
III. 49,
THOROUGHLY SEASONED BOX FAC
tory kfnaling wood; exceptionally
good quality; $l,5o per half cord
delivered. Call us, s.. H, COTTRNLl
s. SONS. Madison AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
UMbere to Atnp Ii, pirginia.
THE JEFFERSON,
Richmond, Va.

NICI11HOHu, Vd.
The most magnificent Hotel in
the South. European plan.
Rooms single and en- suite, with
and without baths. $1.50 per
day and upwards. Spacious san1-
pie rooms. Booklet on applica-
ton.
Table d'Hote Dinners Saturday
and Sunday evenings 6 to 9 o'clock,
S1.5O each.