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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
ATTEMPTS TO KILL WIFE,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Especial cable to The rlmes.plsnateh.


Paris. August 5.--A sanguinary
scene took place in n farm house at
Orly. where a husband attempted TO
Kill his wife and then committed sui
eide. The man was nifty years Of age
and had three children. the eldest of
whom was eleven. Two years ago his
wife left him on account OF alleged III
treatment. and went to work on a
farm at Orly Her husband Induced
her to return 10 llv, with him. but rs
she again complained OF his brutal
conduct. she left him for good about a
month ago. taking the youngest child
with her. She sought employment at
the same farm. and her husband then
seems TO have made up his mind TO XIII
her and to take his own life after
wards. He waited until all the farm
laborers had gone to tho feld and
entered the house. where he knew that
his wife was SHANE In the Kitchen lie
asked her In an angry voice whether
not, and getting refusal. nc took out
revolver and fred four shots at her.
AS she was al the other side of
Dig wooden, table and b,nch. she was
aple to partly shield herself by crouch
ing under the bench. and only one or
the shots struck hcr and wounded her
In the head Thinking that he had
killed her tho man fired tho two re-
naming shots at himself, but without
wounding himself seriously. He had
brought supply IF cartridges. and
he saw his wife mo>e and hoard her
Eroan Furious al this. no dragged
her out into tho yard and left her
there bleeding Then he rushed back
into the house and entered room
where his youngest child was In bed
with an aged invalid. who could only
ask In terror what was happening He
Kissed the child frantically. then
rushed out into the Kitchen again.
where he fred n shot through his
head. lie died almost instantly
servant who returned lust at that mo-
ment ram away in terror 70 call the
farm hands. and the mans wSfe, who
had been able to get up. walked IN
the town with 4 bullet In her head
It was extracted Immediately by a
surgeon. and her life VIII probably
he saved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
ATROCITIES ARE BEING
PERPETHATsn IN ALBANIA
Lspecial Cable to The Times-D,.pa,eh.l

Especial Cable to The Times D;spatchl
Paris, August 5.-Erom different
quarters come sad accounts of the
atrocities which are being perpetra ted
In Albania. OF particular interest Is
the e<saVersation which the Figaro
correspondent at st. Petersburg has
had with NJ. Lazare Miuchkovitch. tho
AoHtenegrln envoy extraordinary. A
very graphic description of the situa-
iion and OF the noble part which the
MontcncErin government Is playing
was given by NJ. Miuchk ovitch. who
was often much affected as he spoke.
He told. among other things, of Torgut
Pasha ordering the infection of the
bastinado on Albanian chiefs In the
mcnt of band.
have. he said, witnessed these de-
plorable scenes with my own eyes, and
/ only tell yon the strict truth The
Albanians had no arms, as by our al
vice they had submitted. What did
they do to escape the persecution di-
rected against them by tho Ottoma n
authorities? They crossed the from
tier en- masse with their wives chill
our territory. Once they had crossed
the frontier VIC could not drive them
away. This would have neen contrary
to the rules of humanity, and It would
have been crime against humanity
to refuse an asylum to these
poor people. who We're homeless and
without bread.
And he concluded by declaring that
the whole of Europe ought to inter
vene and use every pacific means to
induce the Porte to restore to Albania
the administration and the privileges
which Il past of several centuries had
consccrated
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YORK RIVER LINE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1:+o l-pnily-Newport News
$50 =. .Local.-Daily-Ch EN- Sun. C
Forge.
tt:oo A.--Express--Daily-N Old Point
tlo.co A. Local-Dally-L Lex. G. Forge
~ 80 Amin. Spl. EX. Sunday-W sulphur
zoo P.-ENpress Daiiy--Cin. -i'ville
ii.o1 P.-EAprcEs- Daily-Norfolk ~ News
$50 P-Local-Dauy-N. News. Old Point.
h:i5 P.-Locsi-BN. Sunday--GordonsviI,e
ISIS P.--Local-EN. Sunday-LchbE Natural
Bridge. Clifton FORGE.
'6:35 P.-L!mited -Daily-Cinc,nnnti. Chicapo
ail;o0 -Daily--Cincinnat L'viile.
'Sieepers. tParior cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Localf from
East: s:2b A. NJ. $50 p. NJ Through from
East; Ii:30 A. NJ, ESQ p. ~
Local from West; $3.50 a. NJ. 1850 A. ST..
e:a5 p. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. Through: Z 100 A.
NJ 2:i5 p NJ.
James River Line: 1855 a. NJ. BIS p. Nj.
'.Dally except SUNDAY 49,
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE July ,s,,

EFFECTIVE JULY q .sil
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
Fer Florida and South: Sis r. 81 and
s:Ss p NJ. 100 A. II. Charleston.
FOR Norfolk: 80 10. 800 a NJ. $500 II. A..
For y. & ". ny. West: 6:l5 a. NJ. lax
a NJ. 500 r. NJ and $3.50 p II.
$40 a. M. s;l6 ~ NJ. s:05 4 NJ. ,e 90;
a 81. $3.50 = M. t:i0 T. NJ e:e5 p -,
-: 90 p. NJ, ~. T. NJ. $50 p NJ. li:a5 p. n
Train arrive Richmond daily: $40 -
$40 =. NJ. e:bS a. NJ. 's:37 A. NJ. ..If.i,
NJ" 'u:io \ ~. ''ll:i5 a. NJ. .2:co p. ID
s'2:ih p. NJ. 6:tv i. NJ. s.25 T. NJ 500 p N
BOO P. NJ. .'io:25 P. NJ. 1890 p. NJ
Except sunday. :" Sunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and co,.
rActions not Guaranteed
L CAMpRF-If
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CROWDS CHARGE EACH
OTHER WITH STONES
Lsrccinl cahle % rhe rinc,.nl.ra.ehl

Especial Cable 10 The Timer pispatch.l
London, August 5.-Dlsturbances oc-
Cured late last night in several Of
the streets running between tho
Shankhil1 and tho Falls Roads tho
working class-Protestant md Roman
Catholic-quartsrs of tho city.
Two crowds faced each other. and n
brisk stone fusilade took place Sew
eral beaten charges Were made by the
rolice. and eventually the crowds were
parted without much harm having been
done. Disorder afterwards broke OUT
IN other streets: and stone throwing
was kept up until a late hour.
a public house was wrecked and
looted. and the spirits wasted
grocery stock was also treated
in much the same manner. Private
houses were also wreck ed. and in
some cases the furniture was dragged
Into the street and set Hlight
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STRANGE ACTION COMES
BEFORE VIENNA COURTS
Especial Cable 70 The r.me..Di.pateh.l

Especial Cable 20 The Times Dispatchl
Vienna. August "a strange ac-
tion came before the Vienna courts
when Fraulein Amelie Mostler a good
looking young woman. was charged
with disturbing the connubial bliss"
OF Captain Theodore Won Strumpf and
his wife.
The action was brought by the wife
and the defendant. while admitting the
charges. said that Frau Won Strumpf
had agreed to renounce her husband
providing the defendant obtained an
allowance for her. Fraulein Mostler
secured an allowance for the wife. and
the two women entered into an agree
ment
Fraulein Mostler was acquitted. the
Judge holding that the wife had by
her contract renounced all claim to
hdelity on tho part OF her husband
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INSTRUCTED SIDEWALKS
WITH HIS WOODEN LEGS
Especial Cable to The Times-pispatch.I

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.J
Hastings. August 5.-Because OF his
two wooden legs projecting over the
pavement when he sat down, Harry
Ellsworth. match seller, was sum-
moned for obstruction at Hastings to-
day
The path which Ellsworth obstructed
Is at the narrow end OF the parade
lie was sitting on wall, and WAS
sticking his wooden legs out two feet
over the footpath. which is less than
four feet wide. causing pedestrians
to leave the path and walk In the
roadway i5'D
The bench dismissed the summons
on Ellsworth undertaking not to Sit
down In future at q crowded part oe
the Harade.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

Only ALL RAIL LINE TO NOKFOLK.
Schedule ~ Effect May a. 1911.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. Fop
SOHFoLk; bs:l0 a. Nj, 's.cQ a. ii; Ak .oo -
Al, '4lo y. n. p5:00 T. NJ wv
FOR LYNCHBUKG AND THE WEST
i.6l5 - NJ. 'lV.0O a. NJ. as.o0 T. 81, .5:.t
4. M. "
Arrive Richmond from Norfo,k .r.m
nj. bll As a NJ. 't d f. si b!0:g5 T.
.li:se = 81. From the West eos A. ~
hz.c9 p NJ. p2:l5 J.. NJ. '5:05 Z. NJ .s:co T. y
.Daliy. hDaiiy ex. sunday. DSundav orI,
Pullman farior and Sleeping cars. cal,
Dining Cars {. H. ROsLEY
W b BEvILL. q. r. L. slosnoks W,
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FREDEnICk rowNsENn uAnr1N

r1r''V'N 'fVW NSEND MNRE1N.
London, August 5.--The American
colony In London Is to-day comment
ing upon the proposed plan of Freder-
ick townsend Martin to introduce the
British compulsory national insurance
scheme into the United States. rumors
of which leaked out last night. Mr..
Martin has been busy for some weeks
In interviewing prominent Americans
on the subject. and is said to have
secured tho support of several of the
leading iinanciers of the United States.
Though he has made no formal an
nouncemcnt of his plans. 1t is known
that he intends soon to start cam
paiSn for the dissemination of propa
ganda in tho United States, and Lon
don Americans are of the opinion that
the notifications he will exploit Will
meet with widespread approval.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

Archaeological researches, made at
a spot some twenty miles from Kars.
nave brought 10 light a completely in
tact fortress of prehistoric date The
masonry of the primtively designed
i"rts ana hasuons is extremely we'll
latu. Among the many and various
OBJECTS found are quite a number OF
well-preserved figures OF heather
gods. mostly in animal forms and in
kind of hard baked potter's clay.
According to the description of these
figures given in the Kars Dis.
patch, they appear to bear close
resemblance of similar objects found
III ancient Scythian tumuli in the
Taurida.
The other finds will be described in
a report to the Archaeological Society
of ST Petersburg
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second onense will be .tlll more SC,

second offense will be still more Sc
verely punished.
The maximum penalty, however is
not more than three months imprison-
ment and 800 francs fine. Stli. Il, Is
an excellent beginning.
To give praise where praise is due
i may point out that the Cartdrivers
Syndicate of Nantes. affiliated to tho
General Labor Confederation. en-
courages Kindness to animals and has
expressed warm approval of the bill
In letter addressed to the reporter
of the measure I'm the Senate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

Paris, August 5.-Countess Cassinrs
star of fortune is again In the ascend
aht. After years OF penurious exist
ehce In Paris superseded by butter
fly career of unrivaled magnificence
both in Washington and Europe. she is
again dawnlng upon the European
smart set. the same care-free. capti-
waiting hostess that she was in the
days of her good fortune. Fer social
return Is. due TO her marriage with
Alexandra Iojowski, wealthy Rus
sian connected with the Russian en-
bassy in Paris.
The Lojowskis will begin a series Of
entertainments with the coming of the
tall season that will mark the begin
ming of a campaign for the recapture
OF the social distinction that once was
accorded the countess
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Chesapeake Steam shin Co

Big new ships. city OF Norfolk. ana
city OF Baltimore"
Equipped with wireless teleGraphy Ta,.-
phone service throughout the ships state
rooms en- suite. with baths. Prices from
'5c to So Excellent meals. Use.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VT,
NORFOLk AND OLD POINT
Leave Richmond Daily. except sun via
y. * " ~. 800 4. NJ. Norfolk 6:i5 l.. NJ
i;i5 T. NJ: '
o. - S. ). Co 200 P. NJ. Daily conc day IN
Aorfolk). ~ "a
"a. Nav Co $50 a. Nj cMonday. wedne..
DAY and friday.
Tickets at all offices For stateroom,
app.y TO = +. BURGESS. D. f.. Agent go0
Las, Main street. Richmond
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gram certainly appears TO be the
minimum on which France will he
abie TO hold nor place already tho
III th-among the naval powers. Mean
while, the new scheme Of distribution
Is TO come into force this month. AL
though II will be some time before ali
the units necessary to its complete
achievement are ready for the PEN
nant.
Under the new arrangement. the
whole of the fully commissioned ships
VIII be in the Mediterranean, the arst
squadron consisting of the six Dam
tons and the second OF the four Liber-
ties and two Parties There viii. how
ever. be strong reserve flee, In the
channel manned by sufficient men TO
Keep the ships in thorough order and
ready for sea.
This move has undoubtedly been
dictnted by the progress of Italy
and Austria. both OF whom have a
Dreadnought at sea before France.
The impressario Schurmann, who has
toured most OF the stars" has writ
ten most entertaining book Of
memoirs. under the title OF Secrets de
Coulisses."
II" says IT is becoming increasingly
diftcult to organize tours abroad be-
cause of the scarcity OF young talent
II all the leading actresses are not
grandmothers. he rather ungallantiy
remarks. they might easily be.
The reason Paris does not revolt
against this perpetual eclipse Of the
young and ardent debutante, he goes
on TO say. is because the public of the
re Editions generates" is itself old,
and never changes. 1t would be con-
scious of its bald head and gray
whiskers If it saw new artist In the
front rank.
The lady of n thousand charms may
weigh a hundred kilos or SO. and may
have lost all outward grace, but. hap
PLY for her-though unhappiiy for
art--the habitue looks upon her with
the eyes OF one-and-twenty Yet the
general public. according TO the i'm
pressario, has not the same reasons for
wishing TO be deceived, and so-it stays
away
He proposes to attract the public
TO the legitimate drama by substitut-
ing younger actresses for the passe
stars of the present day.
One of the last acts of the Senate.
prior to the recess, was 10 vote the
prevention of cruelty to domestic ami
mails bill. No lcgislat ton tending to
the same purpose seems to have been
adopted in France since 1850. and
therefore the present reform has OK
ceptional interest.
Up till now no person could be
punished for cruelty to animals unless
he was the owner, or represented the
owner Thus a wine dealer. who
seized two offending dogs, poured tur
pentine over them. and set them alight
was dismissed by the magistrate be-
cause he was not the proprietor OF
the dogs
Last month a male domestic, who
had been discharged, went to the
stable. and tore out the eyes of his
masters horse. The law was power.
less to punish him.
Such facts had become too frequent
and too monstrous for Parliament TO
look on with Indifference Hence
forth. any one who maltreats a domes.
tic animal Will be amenable. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Raiiwa,

cars leave Manchester. soventh anu PER-,
bueeir, tor Petersburg:
g. I. s. -. 10. II. ~ A. u, !, 2 "a
s'5;i5. '6. & 5. q. 10 +. "
A:@ +. "a. for Chester. 200 mldniSht Tor
Petersburg.
Cara .eave Petersburg. foot VI Sycamore.
Street, tOT Mancheatcr:
tt:lb So. ''l:is. T;%5. s:s5. aA .lo:ss u.s
4. ID. 1879. 'l:@S rs. 1856. go. 6G as
'.:sb, 81. $50. 1000. J:40 T. NJ
tpai!y except sunday ana holidayL
'CaTries oagEsgs and express
Limited except sundays and ho.tasyA
All cars from Peters rjrg connect Win
rlrs for ELchInnnh ''''
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London. August 5.-The close of the
London season finds Mrs. George KEEP
pei. once the favorite of King Edward
in vastly different position from
that occupied by her but two short
years ago. when King Edwards atten-
ton made her the most socially prom
inent woman in England
Mrs. keppel has Just returned from
all extensive tour of Europe osten-
sioly for her health. but in reality to
escape the humiliation sure TO be
heaped upon her during the corona
Non. Her hair has turned completely
white. Her demcanor has lost the viva
cious charm that endeared her to n
host az friends. and she has developed
an impassiveness toward all things
social that has surprised her init.
mates
Ii is said that she will seek seclusion
In ono Of the more remote chateaus of
France and never again visit the
scenes of her former triumphs
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Old World News Flashed by Cable to the Times DsatcE

mediate command OF n captain of tho
engineering corps. but. because of It's
vast Importance as Il naval base in ease
"i war with England. II change has
now been made ana an Independent,
command has been established on the
island itself
For years Germany. under cover of
the utmost secrecy. has improved the
ior,iiications of the island until now
II must be considered impregnabIe
having been provided not only with
the most modern and most complete
defensive works and appliances. but
also with the finest and most dcstruo
tive artillery ever made in the famous
krupp works,
Erterprising German newspapers
have given wonderful detailed dcscrip-
lions of the new Notifications and
guns, but | am Informed by very
high official In the War Department.
That all these details are the products
of mere journalistic imagination. The
naval and military authorities have
preserved the strictest secrecy con.
corning the work that has been con.
Quoted on the stand. and every inch
OF ;hc work devoted to fertilization OF
other military purposes has been hid.
den behind high fence Moreover
in ORDER TO prevent pryiny, special
care has been taken to stop all tho
crcvices In this fence.
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Baltimore Steam Packet Co.

Equipped with wireless ,elegraphy
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NoRrIi VIA
NokFoLk AND OLD POINT
Leave Richmond DNily. including Sunday vim
y. & " ~. 500 =. Nj. Norfolk $40 p. NJ.
g X O. ~ i.cO T.. NJ. old Point 1870 T. NJ
Q. d. ;. s CO 200 =. 81. Zone day IL. Nor
Va Nav. CO ESQ i. ~ tMonday. wednes.
day and Friday
Tickets AT all offices For statcrooms an
ply to IL. VI. BOYkiN, Agent. so East Main
Street
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 's:s5 and III "a. "A. y r. ~.
10! eastern Carolina ana the South
Lv. Raleigh: 't;lb A. III. - and 'g.l5 T.. ~
10! Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Raleigh. also Goldrboro and Norfolk
'Dnily t"iiy Ell. sun.
E. d. i.EGRANDE. q. a. American Nations
Bark. Phone Monroe .52i. Richmond
w. W. CROXTON. c. y. A. csorfo!E. Va
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OLD DOMINION LINE

~ Richmond foot Of Ash 81 d4iiy.7:0o r. y.
t-tnNc ':."p"it Ne"s..................5.O 90 \. NJ
" - ''' ''' q 30 A.
connects with fnnin line steamers leayinu
HoiiGlA for New York daily except SUNDAY
,.U T. VI. Connections also made nv X &
". Ky T.. 81 and C. n o Nv nj - :,
HlFht Line steamers stop at CiarcInon, TO
A'a or receive passenCers on signal
NlH"lSiA SA|IGATIOS CO.-James Rive,
oS "hl Isht Tor Norfolk. Old Point New.
pf't Ne"o and all James River landing,
S,iahef caves Monday Wednesday ana
! flaay NJ $50 4 NJ Freight received TOR ali
Main Ticket onice, t2i z. MAO street
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HEL|GOLAND HAS
BEEN f 0 RIFLE D
Germany's Defense There Must
Be Considered lmpreg-
nable.
REGRET FOR ENGLAND
Strictcst Secrecy Maintained
About Work Done on
NJ FREDrRICk vEnyrn

ISpecia! Cahlc "a The Times Dispatch.1
Berlin August 5.-Since Tuesday
last the island Of 81. HcliEoland. which
England more than once has had rca-
son TO regret was ever sold to Ger
many. has been an independent Ger
man fertilization
Until August il was under the i'm 3.
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The eternal Albanian question seems
as far from it's solution as ever, and
IL is almost impossible to CYPRESS
any opinion as to what may happen
in Albania or Montenegro to-day or to-
morrow, so much does the political
aspect change without ever taking a
decided turn for the better.
That Turkey at present is exceed
'nsly anxious to avoid open hostili-
| tics, in which event she would have
TO rely on soldiers half starved and
clamoring for pay. is evident not only
from the fact that she had once more
| extended the offer OF amnesty To tho
Albonians- hut also from the much
more siGnincent fact that she CON
Scntcd to cedc to her archcnemy
Montenegro, the cnclace between Veil.
ka and Mount Visitor, which for years
has been the scene of constant
conflicts arising out of rights of
pacture. and also the lake of Rlava.
as COMPENSATION for the expenses in
CURED by Montenegro in providing
food and shelter for thousands of AL
bantam refugees. Montenegro. however.
is not satisfied with these concessions.
1'hat Turkeys military resources
are strained 10 the utmost by the long
campaigns in Yemen and Albania. and
that is exceedingly hard for the gov
eminent to get soldiers Is shown by
the recent order issued from Constan-
! iinoplc mohiii2nG all Mohammcdans
ana Christians below the age OF forty
! i've.
| Germany officer. who Is watchinf,
events in Albania. writes 10 mo from
| Podgoritsa, in Montenegro that therc
| are ominous signs of mu,inv eynrv-
where among the Turkish ,roons rhrv
demand to I've Sent home. tho hcot is
! unbcarahlc and they are being harass
! ed night and dav hv Tho rucrr,i,a mo
/ thods Of the insurgents
| The Turkish offers OF amnesty. he
! writes. having proved an utter fail
| ure. the authorities have resorted 10
| new tactics and are Offering large
sums OF money TO private individuals
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ B.-Followlng schedule figures published
"a Information and not guaranteed,
$40 a. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte Dur.
ham and Raleigh. l0:i5 A. A.-Daily--Iimit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping car TO Asheville. y. c. 2:co
=. NJ. FIX. Sun.-Local for Durham and in
sermedirte stations. SEQ +. NJ. EN- sun
keysville Local u:i5 l.. M.-Daily-Limited
For all points South. Pullman ready at $3.50
y. 81.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1870 P. M.--E1. 5un.-T. West PIT, connect
fnS for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. 500
A Mex: sun and 2;i6 p M.-Mon.. Wed.
and Fri-Local 10 West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South: $50 a. NJ. 500 p NJ
daily. $40 a. NJ. EK. sun; 1855 E1 Sun :
RICO p. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
Ii Daily; lbs A. NJ. Wed. and Fri: APPS p.
Ii. Tx. Sun
e. E. BURGESS. d. p. A.,
$50 Il. Main ST 'Phon. Madison I56
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE IA,
RAIiNlN En,fpeNy

Schedule Of electric trains 10 and from
Arhland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal: Ly. Richmond tBrosd and
LAUREL Sts). 900. TAO S10b .I0 ..l0:l0
.i:1o A. M: 1910. 2:io s:io. .:io5. $40. $40
5:i0, s:lGp 1910. l1;4d p. NJ. Lv Ashland.
VII 10. g. 80. 10. all a NJ. az Al, eel
s. Z, 4, DO. G. T. 8. eb. j +. u.
DAILY except sunday. "6uuday only.
Ecarriek
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SEABOiKD alUIINg

bouihbound tFaIhh rcheduled 10 leave Rich.
uond daily; sil0 A Local to Sorlna
l.3O L. A.-sleepers and coaches At!ant.
Birmingham. Savannah JacksonvIIl. and
FlorioA points. $3.50 T. M.-Sieeper. and
coaches. % Fann1h. Jacksonville and tloTia,
points, 1913 l.. M.--Sleepets and coached Al.
lanta. Birmingham. Memphis and the south.
west Northbound trains scheduled to srriy.
I:6 u. IL. $50 J.. "A 49,
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his deep repentance and has led an
exemplary life, mis- candidature for any
public office will he severely criticized
by general opinion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
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