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Al MINT gomerY st.
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ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED

ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
Continued
PINE ST. 1888 furnished rooms suitable
for . persons. with board $50 each: good
home cooking and plenty to eat.
TURK St, no. The Earl-Sunny front room
with private bath; rooms 81 week up; tran
silent.
TURK St. SEA- 2 young men to share
comforts of congenial home; mod; reasonable.
TAYLOR st. sol. cor Pine-Single room, with
board; high class home cooking Frank. 1882.
VAN NESS av., 2217 bet Broadway and Val
lejO-Large sunny rms. all imp; also single
rIn.; board optional; gents only priv. family.
WEBSTER St, 633-Furn. rooms; board il de-
sired; reas. Phone Park 24Te; No. car.
OAKLAND ROOMS and BOARD
DEL MAR Is5 18th St, Jackson and Madison
sts., Oakland-Double room, private bath;
select table
WAyERLEY St. 1890 0akiand-Rooms; hot
water. steam heat; excellent table. Phone
Lakeside 1853.
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ORCHARD PROPER
TIES

A-4eO
PLACER COUNTY
We have a tract of 400 acres located
about miles northeast of Lincoln. on a
good roadway and easy OF access; one of
FRUITS or ALL KINDS. and a superb
SUBDIVISION proposition that win make
the buyer FORTUNE if handled rightly.
There Is over so acres now in full bearing
fruits. plums, ORANGES and LEMONS.
which pay handsome returns, as the fruits
of this section are in the market from 3
TO weeks ahead of the Southern Califor-
MIA fruits and secure the CREAM OF
PRICES. Large additional acreage ready
for planting; also considerable timber
supplying wood for years to come; also
unlimited water supply for irrigation
sured. THIS is ONE OF THE BEST
BUYS in the state today aud is worthy of
PRICE will be made 10 close an estate.
COME IN AND SEE Us. 1T WILL PAY
YOU.
FL DORADO COUNTY
225 ACRES. with good Improvements in
house. barns, etc: over 900 apple trees
in full bearing and producing excellent
crops. and this years crop goes with place
if sold soon; also all tools and equipment
for operating place; only miles from
railway station, school, etc: splendid
water facilities for irrigation: PRICE
ONLY $4,000. Favorable terms will be
made.
800 ACRES fine improved property; has
about 1000 full bearing apple trees, yield
ing fine crop and paying well: large acre
age for additional planting some heavy
timber on place and excellent water sup
ply; also live flowing stream crosses the
property. and the BELLENIEW FALLS
are located on this property. with perpen
dcular drop of 400 feet. thus making the
IDEAL POWER location. which will be
valuable and worth the price of property:
climate ana conditions very best for FINE
FRUITS. ETC.: good room cottage. barn
and fruit house, with tools and equipment
for carrying on place near railroad sta
ton, school, etc PRICE SO, 500; terms.
Address or
GLO=PACTFTC co.
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CHEAP BUILDING LOT.
$3.50 casll-Near 14th and Howard sts; de-
srable building lot, 23xS3; splendid
lot for small fat or tenement: balance
OF 81 200 can remain on mortgage.
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INVESTMENTS HARRISON ST
GM 6D6N6h-Near 81 ST.: lot 25xSo. with 2
QOsWUVstory frame improvements; rents
S6o; must be sold.
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AND pREsIpIo PARKWAY

CO RMn-sl.50o cash. balance $50 per
cDCsOWU month: 1l24 Balboa ST.: new
residence Of rooms and bath;
large sleeping porch automobile
drive Must be seen. Agent on
premises Sunday, 10 a. M TO
ID.
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UNION ST. LOT
GA 6N6l6N--40 feet, near Hyde ST., 10 rear
epO9WWWstr transfer corner elegant
lot for store and apartments or
flats.
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81. 500 cash-Close to 18th and Folsom sts I;
lot 20 IT. front; balance OF $1,000 can
remain on mortgage at per cent?
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u PER CENT JACKSON ST. INVESTMENT.
GER GAfn6N-Jackson st mr.. kearny; sly.
epGOS VVWand bsmt. brick building, con-
tanning "a rooms; size of lot
nearly 80 feet frontage by 1877 IS
deep the present low rents pay
about u per cent net per an
NUM-, large mortgage can re
main
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CHINATOWN INVESTMENT
G1 r Q6Nfh.-2 story and basement brick
~ OsOWW building vicinity Dupont and
Jackson: leased TO Chinese
concern, which has occupied the
same premises for over 80 yrs.
present lease years to run at
$125 a month, with option of =
years more at $50; $500 cash
security; this pays 10 per cent
Der aunum
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LAUREL. %, or Pied. av.--Af s15. sunny.
modern, rm fat; heater for bath, pantry
and laundry; water free; lakge yard.
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APARTMENTS
UNFINISHED

ELEGANT new. modern apartment OF rooms
and bath hardwood floors; gas range and
linoieum in Kitchen; very large closets: all
living rooms can be thrown into one; every
room light and sunny; rent very reasonable.
AS Laurel ST. Apply apt. I. mr.. California ST.
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To EXCHANGE
We have two downtown corner lots, $f20.-
100. clear of mortgage, which we will ex-
.hange for downtown property and assume.
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MILD SENSATION
At DINNER PARTY
After Chamberlain Remark. De
Cana Suggests That Gather
ing Break Up.

WASHINGTON. November Is senator
Chamberlain. OF oregon. caused Il mild
sensation to-day at "a luncheon attend
ed 10y all tn" l.atln-Am.ricau diplomats
II Washington by announcing that We
would vote for 'lusticc 10 Colombia
from the United States" if he cycr
got "u opportunity TO cast "a deciding
vote ia Tia" controversy between this
ecuntry aud the South American COIN
try brought about by TIA" separation Of
Panama. As soon as Senator Cham
Dorlain sat down Ambassadors la CANA.
OF F;ra2il dean OF the n-incrican
corps. suggested that the party break
Up. and ths Was done in silence.
The cpisodc toot place At a lunch-
con given by ,lohn Barrett. dlrcctor-
general OF the Pan American union. i'm
honor Of his furty-scVcith birthday am
niNcrsay ANA the thirteenth of his con
ncction with Latin American affairs.
In addition 70 the Latin American min
stcrs. Solicitor Folk. of tile state De
partmcnt. Ioaz w. Long. chief of tho
Latin American Division. and & few
personal friends We're present
Ambassador da Gamma ana Scnor
Caivo Of Costa iIca spoke i'm happy
vein, praisine Mr. Jarrett and his
work ri Rov. Charles " Curricr,
bishop of Matanzas. declared that tho
time ought 10 he near When tho United
states would not monopoiizc tn" term
American. but when 1t should hc APP
ulicd alike TO all countries ou the
Western hemisphere.
The Americas for Americans" was
tho Keynote OF senator Chamberlain !,
address II" declared The countries Of
North ana South America should unit,
10 Keep out the "reril - the West oi
us. and to preserve tho civilization
ANA the ideals nOw possessed bv roiilt =
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EVIDENCE GAINED
BY CLA|RVOYANTS



'o ne mes l'Sp"tcl
9hrl">N WIZ Ind" November p THAT
much 81 lho testimony ana nvid.,tc..
.nIber.d ,o ,
49,. 49," ~ ~
N''''''' J. ''"'S' ON ''''i mere Tor the
murder OF IN. Helene knabo, who was
found in hor Iudianapolis apartmnnt
''''' '''''''
WIN h'r throat cut on October II, l"ll.
,y,s ...tl,,,.i ,l,.,,.t ,
"'' -"'"'''" '"''"I" INC "G"n'N %
cluirNuNuUtS. was In. startling chnrr.
mad" by attorneys representing Dr.
Grain t,-d.,
'"'e '"-""N
This coupled with the defense theory
that the knabc murder is an enactment
~ "' "''9 VI
tn" ituc NorGUc,' in which an aDo
U"ihhltt"d atrocities which for months
baflicd the yolico OF I,uruue rro,,ie.s
- =
l" make IN" actual trial Of Or. Craig
criminal history OF The Middle West.
tn. nro,n,.o nf ,bo .,tri,ro,,s, 800,
lnouv iutrod,ic,in, c.,,,c d,ri,,c. ,h..
ION '''''l' ""''HE 'h' en-
animation of tho Specie: panel OF lifty
iNchlrem"n. drawn from tho farmers of
shelly County. Attorney Henry NJ.
,'.'','' ,"' ~ '''tiE'
,,"'.' u -" ~ yi"i 81 w Jurors on inc
plac. crcdtucc i'm any .vid.uc. On. in
,.r,r,tin,, c.r,i,,,. dtr.,,I, m i,,;,,>.,r,
from Spiritudlsts"
The reply 81 every Nenir"mau cues
toned was that "ncdiiIns do no; c.rrt
~, - ,s,,n, 49,, ~ .i,,,.e. ,..
nv ~ .,.ie Nere With
I"uSn1 "..f me i",i KILL M S'atr case
B Eic,ru Iccrntrd 'rcmnnrnri,
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.Inmc. Middleton MhIic.

Especial TO The Times - spatch.i
AlcXandria. Va. November -
James Middleton White. sixty seven
years old. died this morning at his
home. GIL Prince Street after an i'll
ness lasting i've weeks He had been
in feeble health Tor a long time. Mr.
White twelve years ago lost his sight.
and sine" then had retired from active
participation in business affairs. For
third of a century he was employed
as a salesman, ana at ono time was
member Of the city Council from the
Fourth Ward, and he also served on The
city electoral board for q number Of
years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
RESIGNS AS MAYOR
AGAINST HIS WILL
Shank Quits Office III indianap-
oils Rather THAN Face
Impeachment.
BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE HIM
Police Situation s. Critical That
New Executive Takes Per
>onal Charge

Indianapolis Ind November =
Rather thau face Impeachment pro-
cccdiurs. samuel Lewis Shank resigned
as Mayor of Indianapolis thus after
moon ANA waS AUTOMATICALLY *Nccccdcd
Ivy Harry l. Wallace city co ltrci!cr.
y committee 90 business men had pre-
pared 10 institute impcachmert FRO
cc"dinEs in case OF further i5..pr
trouble in the city. ana when the May
or WAS to;d that strike Of transfers
was inmincut. 10 sent in his resiE
nation Their
Il feel that | did everything possible
10 he fair TO Both sides during tie re
cent street car strike" said Mayor
shank in announcing lis r"sirnatiou
hut after tho criticism that has been
hcaped on me hy the safety board of
the Chamber OF Commerce. ! tocl that
probably could not 90 my duty TO
the pUblc On account OF the bitter fool
ine that has grown out Of the labor
Mayor Wallace said Tie polio. situa-
ton Is 50 critical that lie viii take
personal Charge Of the department for
time 'rhc now Mayor Mas boon
prominent in k.puilic.n politics. aud
nas served one term aS county auditor
Shnnk - Novel Figure.
shank probably is the most novel liz o
arc that ever occupied the Mayors OF
foe in Indianapolis Ills handling OF
tho saloon problem carly in his admin
istration attracted much attention.
saloonkecpcrs who Violated the law
were taken before the Mayor. and In
many instances their licenses were suS-
pended for periods varying from u few
hours 10 SIXTY days, ono salooni>ecp-
cr's license was suspended until In"
could show the MaXor ccriiricate
signed hy a minister that IL had at
tended church
shank also gained nation wide fame
in 1911 10y his night Oh the hieh cost of
living Ito found that the city marke,
was failing TO bring the producer and
consumer together ana imported six
teen carloads Of potatoes. which he re
tailed at - cents q hushol. Potatoes
then We're retailing at Si.to. hut prices
tumhlcd overnight. Shaui> also sold
fruits. vegetables aud poultry iu CONF
petition With tho city marilct
il' took delight i'm performing mar
riagc ceremonies, aud always turned
oyer whatever fec he was given TO the
bride Us present
The former Mayor served one term
as recorder In this county Formerly
ne was an auctionecr ana storage
nous" proprictor
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Deaf HIS

GRt.SSlTr ON Friday. night. Novon,
hcr u. lHl3, httlc ERNEST D;KES
StT'I the ouly son Of Mrs Emma
ir"ssitt, died ~ tho home OF his
mother, Gressitt. Va after 2 bricf
illness Tho death was = shock Ia
tho cuurc community. Ills mother
ana littl" sister. Who SURVIVE him.
HAY" The heartfelt sympathy Of thor
many friends.
EAcCIGALuPO- Died. November o..
1913. AT 5:io i NJ. JAMES w RAG
cIGALUrO. Hc leaves two sisters.
Mrs Charles Morohcy and Mrs Holm.
i.inar!. and one brother, Franz. Bac
ciGalupo, OF Atlanta, ca
The funeral VIII take place from,
his sisters residence $40 North
Eighth Street
WALTERS Died 4, his residence,
300 Chahin Street, nj lo:i5 T.. NJ. 30 :
year OF his age, " " WALTERS
lie leaves wife and i've children
Funeral services at the grave i'm
NivcrVicw Cemetery at 800 o'clock
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
WALKER Entered into rcst. Novc,n-
Der 80, at - midnight, AVIS ".
WAl.KEh, wife Of the late Major u.
y. Walker
Noticc OF funeral later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29

SCHOONER WRECKED ON ICE
One of BOnts in StcfanSSon'S Arctic Ey-
petition Crushed Into HilS.

Nome. Alaska, November Is Tn"
power schooner Mary Sachs, one Of tho
boats Of Stefanssou's Arctic exploration
expedition. has been wrecked in lii. ice
OF the Arctic coast OF Alaska News
of the loss OF the Mary Sachs was re
ccivcd to-day i'll q letter from Peter
Barnard. captaiu Of the vessel
The ice crushed the vessel into small
bits. ana all the provisions and acien-
tilic instruments were lost.
The letter gives no details of the
mishap. 40 nothing is said of any in
jury To the men on tho Mary Sachs. it
is believed all are safe. They easily
could make their way over the ice and
obtain shelter from natives
No word was received concerning
Stcfansson's ether vessels, the Karluk
aud The Alaska
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
FAVORABLE TO DEFENSE
several Growers Testify ON Trial of
Imperial robncco Company.

Morganneld ky., November ., sew
eral tobacco growers gave testimony
favorable TO tho '.rfcus. to-day IT., tho
Trial Of the Imperial Tobacco Company.
IF England. which IS charged Win
'onspiracy to violate Kentucky ami
trust laws. These growers testified
INA; tho irices paid bv tho defendant,
company 10 tho planters bad been rca-
eouabl" several independent buyers
81 tobacco testified that thry had pur-
chased tobacco Of tho farmers and sold
1T 20 the imperial Company at q profit.
Ilicy also coutradict.d testimony Of
tanners. who wcr" Witnesses for the
'"nmouW caIth. AS I" Tho cost OF to.
hacco production They stated That
iahor-saviug machinery has enabled the
farmers 20 produce tobacco for approx
'h"''!S - per hundred pounds VIII
n"sS"s Tor Tie prosecutions had t"stl
h'd That tie cost OF production ranged
from - 10 Si2 - hundred
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~----
DISMISSAL RECOMMENDED

san Francisco. Cal. November 2S-
Major James l.; Hughes First United
states cavalry. stationed at Monterey,
and Captain Frank H. Kaldc. urns-
signed, have been recommended for
dishonorablc discharge from the ser
vice.
Major Hughes was tried by court o
martial assembled by Major-Gcncral
Arthur Murray on q charge Of habituai
.ntcmpcranc" several weeks ago. found
guilty and sentenced "a dismissal
Army ri!ccrs declare that a great
deal OF pressure viii be brought 10
bear on tho President on behalf Of
Major hughes, VIII" &c probably the
most popular officer in the Western
division Of tho army
captain Kaldc, who rose from tho
ranks. was court -martialcd for al
legged misa2propriatiou of company
funds iIc WAS brought 10 san Fran
cisco from the Philippines under gunrt.
and was tried before court assembled
by MaJOr-Gcnoral Bell.
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Nrs. Gertrude IIur.,iuu.

Special to rho Times Disp1rcn
l.hncnst"r "" Novombrr = INrs
cars died last uiEht 1T INC NAM :,
hei son -in-l law. William Ch.lton. clorA
- thg. Circuit Court OF Lancaster conn
~ ~" was the second vic or the
te"Hth Nire mia Cavalry ana ,ha
daughter 90 Colonial samuel l!lnrl,v,oii
81 Walnut Farm. Northumh"rland
Mrs ilatdiug had resided horc far
M last fifteen teNrs. and had for scv
IIAl leAr@ teen ln declining health.
iior ioWalis viii b" Inferred 70 morrow
at Fartian Church. in tho southern
rhti ~ richmond COUNTY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
NOMINATIONS MAY FAIL
senate Likely Not 10 confirm .r,crni
OF Wilson's tppoinimcnt..

Special 10 Thc Times Dispatcnl
washington, %"N"mhcr IS Failure
90 /" number of !'re sid"ut Wilson'S an
continents IS threatened bccuirc thr
senate may not confirm. th"m before
the end Of tho apccial teaslou Icxt
Monday noon III" "nnri 10 ,rynrtu I.
y. Piukha ~ Gov"rupr ~ Hawaii.
lIcury ~ Pndcll. as Ambassador 10
Russia, and Al"Xaud"r Sweet. IN min
istcr 20 siam, may iilNult" ih" scnnt"
N n long executive arr-i"u 10 -uortov.
In the case ~ number ~ pput D.
masters. however IL Us uu0err,oGd 40
further attempt wiil be mad" 10 Hri .e-
ton AT this AcssiOD
Nominations ~hich Ian ruu4, be made
again during the regular tebrion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29

special To tn" Times piSpatch.l
Abingdon Va. Novcnb.r 2SU "
Iiaik q promincut farmer livinr ucnr
AhihtGon died this morning nftcr q
Mr. clark was for yoars ,u inc INN
per business. he was unmarried but
leaves large connections He was
MIS- -four Years OF age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29

,,tShrclhi I" M Inu"s- Dispatch !
Lillian . Rudolph thtrlv-,wo ,oars
.I" WidoW %f tiarry y Rudolph. dlod
to-day - tuberculosis AZ tn. 6n,,, ~
her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Davis. Iicr
uushaud. one child and hcr fathc- Ioiii,
w DAVIS di"h OF tho same disease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29

Thomas NJ ana Marion White. ana he.
sides his wife, Mrs Adj, y White. ne
ieHV.s son, iiarri. White. and "a
ana Miss Elizabeth /. Waite
Ills funeral VIII talk" place SUNDAY
morning AZ ~ o'clock and viii he
conducted by Rov. John Leo Allison
-. j., pnstor OF tho second pr.shy.
terrain Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
OBITUARY


James W Eaccigalupo died ~ G.sj
o'clock yesterday afternoon He leaves
two sisters. Mrs. Charles MonOhcy and
Mrs. John l.nari ana ono brother.
Frank iiaccigaiupo Of Atlanta. Ga.
TIL" funeral viii take place from his
sisters residence, Gi2 North Eighth
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29

Np"ciai 20 The. Times Dispatch
oliu Jones, aged twvnty-tv.. ouly son
80 br I. - Jones. died -o-da>. after
ih'"' Gays illness OF brain trouble HIS
mother and sister survive MIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
slowly Killing Millions.

IL u my opinion that all tho meat
INC american people eat is poisoned
y" nm pen@""tc OF SODA or sulphidcs and
mat IN" people VINO are Responsible
TOT 'h!S are slowly taking the lives OF
''i''"hS-
resent" w" Mchclidr of FcnncF-
49, ""'N"' o! a pil! pending ln Con-
|''SS /" PI"hlhlt IN" s'orag" OF food
i""S'' man hlh'iy days made H."
'''' :" '"-""H ll.'t 80 per cent "f tho
re- NV IA cor" St0t|S" ar owned by
~ "''"E" P"ShefS- Ihousaids Of
'N-S ar pun 'h '"Id storage
"o,, w .'"rN'' - E!Htt"d IN March.
I'm. an. ~ vi" St'" A!I. McNrIIat
~ "'' H''u "h'l' io!l "ud q SUI
,'"'''"ci ht'el !ct !"os" u"
90 49, ~ ''b' ~ u 'pN 20 men MlI"I
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Only One "BROMO OUININE"

Thnt y. LA%NTiNI inipNto QuI%INE.
LINK for %" signature 80 !. " GROVE.
'nr"r 'rlb ia pnr Day cures GrIp In Two
NN.l 10 Atv.
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perfectly
protected

No matter what
N a tional Biscuit
Company product
you a S k for
crackers or cookies,
:. waters or snaps,
cakes or iumbles
1t will be delivered
to you in perfect
condition, either in
packages with the
famous In
Trade Mark, in
attractive small tins
Or from the familiar
glass-front cans.
Freshness is assured
through the distrib-
uting service of the
Ma tional Biscuit
Company, which
affords a constant
supply Of biscuit to
every part of the
United States.
Buy biscuit
baked by
NAT IONAI
BISCUIT
COM PANY
AIlUavs look for that nan,
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Rchci> Making IIrndway.

deai with amy autitoycisu dcmou,r.,-
ION Nv li.nnE.l AHmi.nr-a l-nMnl lor.Ns-
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
THE WORLD AND SULZER.
editorial in New York World. }

(EdltOrlal In New York World
The court of impeachment has
dealt with William SnIzer wisely,
justly and properly. 1t now remains
for the people of New York to deal
with Murphy as the court has dealt
with Sulzer; for Suffers conviction
only strengthens the case against
the Tammany Doss who destroyed
him.
In Suffers downfall the people of
New York have concrete illustra-
ton of the fate that overtakes Tam.
many's officcholders when they wav-
err in their subservency to Tammany
and to Tammany's boss. Had Sui
ger continued to take orders from
Murphy he would never have been
impeached. Had the corruption
and scandal of his compaign fund
exploits become public, Tammany
would have protected him. Had
charges been preferred against him
Murphy would have "vindicated'
him as Murphy "vindicated" Still
we'll. WHO is now in Sing Sing.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
IMPROVED PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE.

Richmond, Va. Oct. % ffec-
tive Monday November 18th, new
and improved service between Balti-
more and Richmond, daily except
Sunday will be established by the
Chesapeake Steamship Company
and the Southern Railway via West
Point. On that date new twin
Steamships City of Richmond and
City of Annapolis, will be placed in
regular service and the Southern
railway will begin the operation of
fast steamer train, carrying parlor
car and making no passenger stops
between Richmond and Vest Point.
To provide for this service the line
between Richmond and West Point
has been practically rebuilt and
placed in splendid condition and ex-
tensive Improvements have been
made in the terminal building at
West Point which will add greatly to
the convenience of passengers trans.
terrlng between boats and trains.
The new schedule will be as fol-
lows; Southbound-Lv. Baltimore
600 p m, arrive West Point ZOO a.
m, Lv. West Point 72O a. M, arrive
Richmond & 30a. m. Northbound-
Lv. Richmond $50 p. m, arrive
West Point 6 40 p, m, Lv. West
Point 6 SO p. m, arrive Baltimore
700 a. m
This schedule will give passengers
a quick run between Richmond and
West Point and allow them to have
both breakfast and supper on the
boats at convenient hours in both
directions. This schedule will be
operated daily except Sunday dur
Ing the winter but it is intended to
make the service daily in the spring
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
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