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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
TENDREMOS HOTEL
BAJO QUE CONDlCIOsES:

se hahl6 en- los pasaios dias antes
De Ia convocatorla de la legislature
eltraorlinaria. De que una lie las
principales causas de Ia reunion de
aauelIa, era Ia de raforn,ar Ia ley
de 10 de MARIO de 1910, reterente
i faciEtar IN solar para la constfuc-
cl6n de un hotel.
! ese eteeto el Sr. Trelles presen-
to el provecro de ley ninlero : para
ordenar IA reversi6n por el nul1icipio
de San Juan de ciertos terrenos que
han de ser traspasados / dleho NUM-
apo, de aauerdo con las disposiaio-
mes oe Ia Resolution Gonlunta que
artoriza al Conllsionatlo del Interior
para que venda al nlllnieipio de San
Juan detern3inados terrenos que es-
r5n siruados al este de Ia ciudad, en-
81 s.tio coEooido por Puerta dc Tie-
IRA que seran t.as pasadcs Il Plsaol'-:
de P1ser7o Rico
Esre proyeeto d leE. esaaha6lo
de- -on.erno en- Il lorna ogiginal, pse
senta e ohieto ie arIanear !. lev
apEocada en 10 IL marc IL 1910.
las -arartlas aue IN favor $ei Pie
blo lie Puerto Rico aquei!a ~ y il
ia. a:egulalsa pos diez anQs a man
tenlr.iearo se- .otel, en eaa3jo ae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
ENTRADAS DE FAVOR.

ENIRADAS DE FANUh.
Cuando un periodista 8 el repre-
sentante de IN periodieo van aqui
al teatro, las empresas que en- ellos
trabajan dicen: Ese t5ene entrada de
tavor.
Todavia andan por Mexico. Co.
lombia y Venezuela, las compa mas,
y va los periodistas puertorrlquellos
estan recibiendo cables 8 cartas para
que anuncien ii pubLeo que tales
companias visitaran Ia lsla. ESQ no
es entroda de tauor
Las compaEias ponen en- flu4ei6n
las trompetas de Ia faala y caalqule-
"a que elias sean. buenas o nlaias,
ahi tienen ustedes 4 los perlodleos lie
nando de baneierolas el nuelle por
donde las compansas van a desem-
barcar. ESQ tampoeo es entrodo DC
.favor.
Las redacciones de pegiocS.cos son
visitadas por empresarlos, prlneros
actores ,partiqulnos, eorlstas etc. Y los
peri6dicos notician las visltas, pom
deran los meri+os artlstieos de los VI
sitantes y para los enapresarlos le-
vantan un pedestal ESQ tampoco es
entrdda de 1aror
Llega Ia prinlera funeion, el debut
Sc anun,ia, Sc e,,agera. y hasta Sc
pelea col el pdblico, slel pdblleo Sc
resiste . asistir a Ia f1moi6n. NJ ESQ
es tampoco entrada de Jauor
Dase Ia primera funcion y las que
siguen. 0 es IN trirnfo 8 Is IN desas-
tire. No importa To- que sea. Los pc
ri6dicos siguen soplando IN Ia from
peta de Ia lama. so, nj con nalcho,
es entrado de Ja1or,
Las empresa7 teatrales constltu-
yen un negocio como Quo cualqule-
ra. Tenores, bajos, barltono: empire
sarios, musicos, tramoyistas, apln-
tadores etc, todo q nlundo, van q
su negoc5o. Llegan a este pals y pi-
den a sus gentes que lmpulsen 81 ne
gocio, que fsvorezcan su especnla-
cion Los peri6dieos hacen ESQ La
hiperbole, la exageraclon, corstltG-
yen frecuentemente el auxillo que 3
tales empresas Sc Ia. Il, an San
Juan las conlpa Mas Y en- IN periodo
de dos 8 tres nleses los lectores
de los periodicos Sc encuen1r2n con
el tenaa de las compahias en tod4s
las pzginas. Todos los dias tolas las
semanas en- todas las fTnciones. en
todos los beneiicios en- toios los es-
trenos. COCO 81 Iuera INA 0a.lga
cion cuotidisna COMO s. tuera Ia i'm
posicion lie TN tanatlsneo. COMO =
fuera Ia obtiieneia Z una Servidurn-
bre, las enlpresas tratrales So mon
tan en- Ia nariz &c los perio53istsas
ivan l2s enapgesas I treeiho ! Pues
los correspon>aleS de los perl3aic9s
las tonlan IL. pog 81 cl.enta Van /
AguadiILa q Mavag 4ez : San German
Pues, dale or. Ia c02ap.a!s y vfle.
Ia con Ia eon1paata Van j Ponce.
Guava ma. j Hu.uacao. CaguzS
Bavam6n Paes ofra vez Ii oompa-
Ma V vuelra Z cc,alpa pa.l4 De ese
ai,o -. - :, 80
los per!6aiecs c!e P..e-ta F.eo =
-. 80, ~. -, -,
t,tros, - !. -.
So sa".sl. [..c..-.-. ... go .,,,.-.
i -, ~
D. D. p,-tr-.. 81 -.
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VII. .;z- 81 ,,--.--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
LEoTURA CAMPESINA,

Remedio espee5a' para c'h.dr q to
roz6n De los ci5aHos Sc tuestan al
fueso en- una sarten nueva Q en- un
puchero nuevo tapados. dos pphados
De sal. En- la tapa debe haber I'm agu
ieriro para intToduelr POI 4 un pa
10 con que menear Ia sal hasta que Sc
haya t'1s-ado sin qnen2arse. La sal
As! prepalada Y r!ola a,ua. Sc eeha
en- dos ciartlllos de ofrveza, que Sc
haze beber al cahalIa nletiendole en-
Ia boea IN euegno eortado de Ia pun
ia \ vertiendo "a l1eblda en- e.
Este reneclo. e. Tn1icho mas ell
caz que los usados resularmen1e =
h'teno tanaf!en para las mulas 4 Il
media aoga ie apl.cado, cra el mai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
HQCHES LIR|CAS.
Trayiata.

Con Ia nlagnifiea opera La Tra,ia-
"a. ae Verdi, tueron presentados ano-
che en- nuesro co..seo IA distin guida
sopranc lfrico seAants Naccari Fl re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

Chocolate. = = .]in:s aS5za:9n . 5s'. a; q
nos Y personals de55-
les.' En- 1854 en- las meriendas de
Yersalles-ya 50 consumfa el cbo.
colate como .alimento principal!
rodos los que usan nuestro choco.
late gozan de buena salud EN-.
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase yea.
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino, y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan 44. Tel6fono
l2S. P. 0. Box 1863.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO .
I. s. WEATHER BUREAU

Fan Juan, P. R., srbre, ? Dc 1910
sa.n
Bar6metro en- pulgadas.
reducido al nivel del mar ..--.. 5O.Ol
Iemperaturacorriente Fahr ..-- a2
Humedad relativa, percen tage. .,.'
Precipitation, en- pulgadas.
en "a horas terminand0
& las 9 p N.
Direction delviento ......- n. -
Velocidad del vlento,
millas por hora. ..............-
Temperature maxima- ..-..- So
Temperature mlnlma 20
Eaida del sol. sol.-.-.....- 6.lo am.
f,esta del sol. 6.57. Dm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

cido esta blecimiento La Sultana' !.
San Justo y, ndqulnas de coser de
magnfflcos modelos. Por muy po-
cos dlas Sc ofrece esta buena opoi-
tunldad para las ia milias que de-
seen obtener una maquina de facil
lnanelo y de titles 1endimientos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. r
% second class matter July 1900.
u Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE sUsCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA 1SLA

For medic de los Agentes IN NUN 0-O2
Directa Un trimestre oro .....s2-2o
Unsemestre -. $3.50
Unano por adelantados8-00
Ea ell exterior. Unailo ro.....$8-O0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

IngenieIo Ae's H.: :; se$s $oss4l5s -. !.
trabajos de su profe-
sion. Su casa. Parada 4l3 calle
San Mateo & Ia del Parque. San
turce, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

Caguas 5sss';:': ,s:: s::.s:?. :: ;s''' 4;'; s:;
ditadfslma en- Ia ciudad.
Camlsas, cuellos, corbatas, articu.
los de caballeros. Especiales SOM
breros de! pals. Gale de .Gautie.
BenItez. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

un4ol Do,;o FL mejor y don
me. Habitacio-
nes frescas. Excelente sefvicio, Vi.
sitelo listed. Fortalexa II San
Juan. P. R.
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Pasatiempos, !: = los !, IS ::ss'',' sss:

Comp, Gale Marina ;, ;s'once, DAY
un esplendido surtido lie .fon6grato,
de Columbia. Records ~ls los mas
afamados cantantes. .-,scribanas i,
vlsiJenos. P. 0. Box s.. Ponce,
P. R. Manager Jose Dias MAJ.
ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

Sc a|quian. e. e ;;Ssa;: f. :: +? !. =; 9:
sa numero II de
Ia calle de Allen, en- San Juan,
frente Ia Corte Federal. El que
desee informes puede dirigirse q la
ohcina del abogado senior Dexter,
calle del Cristo ndmero l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

Ah.1.I.. NOTAklDo.,-- -Lo
hUuuduUS pez lord Y Cana
.es. Plaza principal.
Altos de Gu.llermety. ssn Juan.
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

E meior ron 1,ee;ss' dss? e, e: : fss. 90:
dada en- 1899 de-
p6sito de icores de todas clases,
especiaiidad en- ron LAGO J ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Anises. Vinos de-
California y espaholes. Sc siven
pedidos 4 toda Ia isla. Telefono
46. P. @. Box 1913.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
News Of South Richmond

r.
Saturday from Germany. where he has
been spending several weeks.
Mrs. David L. Pulliam has been
spending several days at the home of
A +. Pulltam. in Warwick county.
Miss Fife Brown and Mrs. r. H Ed
wards, of Woodland Heights. have re-
turned from a most enjoyable trip to
the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. B. F. Smith and children, who
have been Whiting in North Carolina
have returned to their home, near Fon-
ticello Springs.
DIR. E. T. Rucker has returned home
from his vacation. which he spent at
Blue Ridge Springs.
Miss Mamie Hart, Mrs w. T. Hart
and Gilner Hart. OF 22s East Eleventh
Street, have returned home from At
lantic City and Philadelphia. where
they were guests of Harry Hart.
Miss Julia Ellen Saunderson. OF
Woodland Heights, has returned from
an enjoyable trip to Maryland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
BIG DAY AT IRON STATION
Large Crowds Attended the Meeting
and the Ladies Took an Ac-
tive Interest.
Editor Lincoln County News:

! Editor Lincoln County News:
There was one of the largest crowds in
our town the 10Th that has been here for
some time. People from most all Sec
itions Of the county and lots OF CASTOR
people were here on account Of the Farm
ers' Institute, and there was marked
interest taken in all the proceedings and
speeches by the good farmers Of the
county, and good order prevailed among
all.
The Agricultural Department Of the
State is doing q great and grand work for
the agricultural interests Of the country
Z, The farmers held their meeting in the
1grove behind Mr.. L. T. Smith S residence,
where a speakers platform had been ar
ranged The ladies meeting was held in
1.-THE Presbyterian Church, and was at
tended by large number of ladies from
different sections. This meeting was pre-
(sided over by Miss Graham, Of the Agri-
Icultural Department, and many helping
hints were given the ladies in their cook
ling and other domestic affairs.
There being prize for the best loaf of
bread, considerable interest was taken in
this by the ladies', and the prize was won
by Mrs, R.. c. Goode. She attributes her
success to the use Of the famous Pride Of
4 Richmond flour, made by the Koiner
Flour Mills, Of Richmond, Va. Miss
Carrie Graham won the prize on beaten
biscuits.
There were lots Of out-of-town visitors,
and everybody seemed to enjoy them-
selves 6ne. We hope to have a repetition
ptthis good meeting twelve months hence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

H. Nesbit. OF this city. was married tn
Paul Rogers. The attendants We're
Miss Ida Nesbit, sister OF the bride. as
maid Of honor. and Harvey Rogers as
best man. The young couple went
North on the wedding trip.
Death of Former rctersl'urscr.
Intelligence has been received Of the
death in his home in San francisco OF
Horace Plat, a former citizen Of Pc
tersburg. Deceased was tue son OF
the Rev DR., VIM. II. Plat. for many
years the rector of ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church in this city. The funeral took
place to-day from Grace Church. San
Francisco, and the body VIII be
brought to Petersburg for buria! IN
Blandford Cemetery.
Petty Robbericx.
Thieves visited the premises of Mat
tie Bryant, on st. Matthew Street. last
night and stole twenty-four chickens
d. W. PEBBLES, in Blandford, also lost
ten chickens by theft last night. Some
one entered through the front door OF
r. f. Bennetis residence. on Harrison
Street. and stole pocketbook contain
Ing several dollars. and Victoria Hobo
way, a coIored washerwoman living or
Farmer Street, lost most ri. week.
wash stolen from the drying lines II
her rear yard.
New Tobacco Coming In.
Several sales Of priminss OF the
new crop have been sold at the ware
houses this week at prices ranging
from Sc to IS per 100 pourds. The
character OF these offerings indicate q
crop OF fine quality, and the general
reports are that the crop in this Sec
ton is a large and very dne one.
News In Brief
The Prince George Sunday School
Union. embracing all denominations In
the county. will meet in annual ses-
sion with the Sycamore NJ. E. Church
on September Z.
It Is understood that number OF
the members of A. P. Hill Camp will
attend the reunion of the Confeder-
ate veterans of Chesterfield county on
Friday.
The crop of fruit of all kinds in this
section is such a heavy one this season
that dealers have been unable to meet
the demand for jars for preserving
and picking.
Mrs. Robert Harrison, of Wash!ng-
ton. is visiting her old home and
friends in Petersburg. She VIII cele-
brate her seventy-Arst birthday to-
morrow
Two men giving their names as
Harry Brown and Joseph Davis, de-
serters from the United States Marine
Corps at Portsmouth. are under arrest
and held for the authorities here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch,

HOB Hull Street.
Alderman John W. Moore, of Wash
ington Ward, was inclined yesterday to
laugh at the report that he is not a
resident of the ward he represents IN
the City Council. and therefore not
eligible to hold the position to whlci
lie was elected after annexation.
The report stated that he lived just
outside the corporate limits of Wash
ington Ward, but he said yesterday
that he has long maintained his home
on Cowardin Avenue. and yesterday
let out contract for the erection OF
view of Mr. 8foore's statement IT would
seem that all doubt as to his eligibility
Is cleared away. He is living outside
the corporation limits now only tenn
porarily. His permanent residence has
always been In the city.
Refused to Testify.
Ethel Kite, the fourteen-year-old
Harrisonburg girl who, with several
Home and Industrial School for Girls,
at Bon Air. refused yesterday to tes-
tify against Charles Rennie. who was
charged with having attempted crin.i-
nal assault. Though adjpred both ny
the court and Secretary Buchanan, OF
the Associated Charities. she declined
to say word against the young man,
and. on the ground that her testimony
might incrlminate herself, she could
not be forced to give testimony. There
was no one else who could give IN
and only fine Of s25 and costs was
assessed against Rennie.
Heiz Lotner, who was arrested with
Rennie on a similar charge, has been
sent on to the grand jury.
Captain Wright In Charge.
At IL o'clock last night Captain Lip
scomb., OF the Washington Ward police
trtr tDt CHI @
become desk sergeant. and Sergeant
a. S. Wright became captain, The
change was ordered some time ago by
the Board OF Police Commissioners, to
become effective September /. The
change was deemed advisable on ac-
chief OF police of Manchester. though
there has never. been doubt as to his
ability, and to the desirability OF put
ting younger men into the more re-
sponsible positions.
Captain Lipscomb has been on the
during that long period Of service ne
earned reputation that any officer
might envy. Captain Wright goes into
his new position with splendid rec
ord. and the commissioners belleve
that he will continue to be. faithful
and efficient officer.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Annie c. Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George f. Hall, OF 1924 Buch-
anan Street, has returned from trip
TO Wilmington, N. G.. -.
IT. n. Smith and c. L Petit who
attended the national conVentlon OF tne
Fraternal Order of Eagles IN st. Louis,
have returned to the city, ana speaA
highly Of the hospitable manner e1r,,i n
Rev. j. w. Durham is expected home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
]. r. Valentine, Charged With Runninl
over Miss Kelluni, Secures continuance


]. r. Valentine, Charged With Running
Over Miss Eellunl Secures continuance
owing the nasiltyn s Of Mis sx PIogt
j p. Valentine, an engine driver at
ngtne orec Thra street. 4ann Mhe
e na sttti, wounr woman, was continued
In Police Court yesterday morning to
September %. .,ra ,r,os
near Third and Broad Streets when
an an. alarm Of fire was sounded: The
animals instinctiYely turned toWar ,s
Vas ynesr crao uall third Street, was knock
Matt Payne, colored, was placed un-
der $500 security for twelve months
on Charge Of selling liquor without
3pntvsi SePpa aNns W Was I Iiss
missed.
ed With attempting to break into the
store of John W. Goode. was sent to
the reformatory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
SEVERAL CHANGES
MADE IN CAUCUS
Recommendations OF Rules and
Regulations Committee
Adopted
DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN
Several Sales of Primings OF New
Tobacco Crop Have
Been Made.
DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
10g North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va, August 81

Every members of the two branches
of the City Council participated In the
caucus held last night called to nonh-
nate chairmen OF tho Joint standing
committees. After voting to pledge
every member to abide by the action
OF the caucus, some decided charses
were made as regards the old system
OF committees.
These charges were made IN re-
Spouse to recommendations reported by
the Rules and Regulations COMMITTEE
through Councilman X. b. WILCOX
The recommendations caused consin-
cradle discussion and some opposition.
but they were adopted by decisive
vote. They involved the combination
OF some of the committees. the abolish
ing of others. the reduction of tho
number OF standing committees ana
the reduction of the membership OF
every committee except that on
finance. which was allowed TO have
twelve members.
The membership OF the other COM
mtttees which formerly averaged
seven to nine, was reduced to Ave
three from the Council and two from
the Aldermen. 1t was argued that
large committees were usually un-
wieldly and that BUSINESS was fire.
quently delayed by failure TO secure a
quorum
Councilman William r. McKcnney
vigorously opposed the consideration
OF these proposed charges at this
caucus. for the reason that too little
time was allowed to consider them.
and declaring that he would not abide
by the action of the caucus in the
matter, but would vote as he thought
proper in the Council, retired from tho
meeting.
x The committees abolished as un-
necessary were the Pare and Police
Committees. these departments being
now under the control OF boards of
commissioners. Those consolidated
were the Waterworks and Sewers
Committees. the three on Ordinances
Ofticers' Bonds and Courts Of Justice.
the two on Public Parks and Markets.
A joint meeting of the two branche.
Will be held Tomorrow afternoon to
approve the action Of the Council. and
afterwards there wall be a separate
meeting of each branch to perfect It's
own permanent organization and ao.
point members OF the various COM
mittees.
A Quiet Marriage.
Last evening at 7:45 O'clock at the
residence of the officiating minister.
Rev ]. T. Bosnian. pastor OF Market
Street NJ. E. Church, Miss Mamie Julia,
Nesbit. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
CONFEDERATE REUNION

Richmondl and Petersbnrg Veterans In
vited to Meet With Chestcrheld Camp.
The w. B. Woodbridge Camp, Con-
federate Veterans, OF Ghesterfleld ooun-
ty. and the Chesterfield Chppter, United
paaghtsi o. 5 ncnis Cd VIII
Chesterfield Courthouse tomorrow.
Polk Miller, with his quartet. will give
an entertainment for the benefit OF
the treasury of the Chesterfield Chap
ter.
a. Phil Camp, of Petersburg. and
the Chapters Of the United Daughters
OF the Confederacy of both cities have
been invited to attend. Stages will
meet cars bearing members Of the
r. p. Lee Camp who expect to attend
are requested to report to Captain D.
A. Brown at 10 o'clock Friday motn'
Ing, In uniform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
5eaIen NroposaIs.
Commonwealth OF Virginia,
nHH0A ~

Superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1. 1910
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIvED At THIS OFFICE until IL NJ
OF THURSDAY, September 15. 1910
for the PRIN TING. BINDING. RULING
ETC., for the State OF Virginia for one
year from october i. 1910.
Printed schedules, showing in detail
the classifications. on which all bids
will be required to be made, will be
furnished to bidders on application
Contractors will be required to en-
ter into bond with security. to be APP
proved by the Secretary Of the Com
monwealth, for the prompt and faith
ful execution of their contracts.
The right is reserved OF rejecting
any or all bids. and the work will be
awarded in such lots or portions as
the superintendent may deem proper.
All bids to be enclosed in sealed en-.
velopes and to be plainly marked
Proposal for Printing" and Proposal
for Binding
DAVIS BOTTOM,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
BIBLE CLASS CONVENTION
delegates to Attend Dnracn Association
in Norfolk Saturday.

in Norfolk Saturday.
delegates to the number Of $50 or
more. representing the various Baraca
and Philathea Classes in Richmond
and points nearby. including Fred
ericksburg, Gainesville and other
places. viii leave Richmond Saturday
afternoon at o'clock from Byrd
Street Station for Norfolk, where the
arst state convention Of the Virginia
Baraca Association win be held Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday.
The Philathea Glasses are preparing
to form State association at th|lt
time. Their delegates are invited to
attend the sessions Of the Baraca Ass
ISOLATION, and especially the reception
to be held Saturday night at the. Me-
The railroad Will provide special
cars for the use OF the delegates and
their friends, to be attached to q fast
train running through without change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
7'f77-7s y 2 TEFfl77r NF797 777TFF
Chicken Thief Convicted,

, Grayson Parrish. white, was yestter-
Day ceaytetad Of being An aesom mil g
asysststsa the ~ soosts 81 Wilton farm
Monday night. He was fnad rs and
costs, and being unable to produce the
amount, was committed to tail, Per
sheriff sydnor seems satisfied stha. :. q
ically all OF the gang. but has his
men on the lookoutstor stragglers. who
WILL he dealt. With -speeally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
struck by street Gar.

A white man named Townsley was
struck last night by g street car while
Bridge. Townsley was knocked around.
But was said by DR.. Harshbarger, Of
the city ambulance corps. who at
tended him, to he not badly hurt. He
was taken to the Virginia Hospital
where he was attended by DR., Stuart
MacLean.
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Low CoLoNIsT FARES TO THE
,cyr1

For lowest fares and full information
as to best routes to points in Califor-
MIA. Oregon, Washington. Montana
Idaho. Alberta. British Columbia and
other States and Provinces in the West
and Northwest, call on or write to
c. n. Bosley. District Passenger Agent.
Norfolk and Western Railway, S38 East
low rates may now be obtained.
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PreshYtery to Meet.

The resignation Of Rey, r. B. Egglea-
ton as pastor of the Third, Presbyte-
s SPEC called mestins q East Han q T
Presbytery, which viii be held IN the
of!ices OF the Prespyterian committee
OF publication, on Sixth Street, on next
ago notified his CONGREGATION Of hiis
acceptance Of g call to LoyAsYil le. ky.
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Gxr1rsinns.
TWO DAYS
Labor Day Excursion
20
Washington

Monday, September 5. 1910.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock
Streets 9 A. NJ; returning. leave. WASH
ingtop September 9th. F, M, Fare for
the trip Richmond to Washington, S2,75;
trip Richmond to edericksburg. $l2s;
trip. Ashland to Washington, $2.2s. Chill.
dren half fare,