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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
CAPT. WILLIAM J. STORES
FOUND DEAD IN HIS HOME
t"mu,an,ird IRnOuS York RnnEcrs
During tiNil WrT-Iu Declining
Death TOR several Months.
spocisl 70 TIC 1ilnca -Oispatch

T.DtNlrT 10 TIC TIINcs VlSpatCh.
HAMPTON, Va, September i0-Cap
taii William j. stores. who command
90 the famous .ork Rangers during
the tiNi! War. was found dead in :hc
bedroom Of his home. u SmithviIlc
Work County, to-day. He had been in
declining health Tor several months
hut his condition was not thought to
%" serious.
captain Stores graduated from The
VIRGINIA Military Institute. lie en-
tered the Confederate service az lieu
tenant IL the York Rangers. and later
became the captaiu in which capacity
he served throughout the Confcdcracy
.ic was brave officer and was com
meuGcd on several occasions 10y his
sureriors foi nnc field work He vas
ScventH-thrco Years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

GOEDDNSNILI.t., w, september
ia very pretty wedding was quietly
celebrated Tuesday evening at the
hcri" of Mr.. and Mrs ~. ". Partlou
Whcn their second daughter, Miss
Courtney rartlow. became the bride OF
Percy Massie, OF Lynchburg. Only the
Groom w"r" present. and few init
mate friends. Or. Cook. pastor OF the
,'"rdonsVille baptist Church, o:Iiciatcd.
Mrs. ". :. Baker sang the Wedding
march Mss Rae Biloxi playing The
VIA tosr' softly during the ceremony.
ll'tlo Mss Courtney Derby, niece OF
tia bride, was flower girl and the
only attendant. the bride entered the
pastor with the groom. standing al an
lInproNscd altar OF pink roses and
ic'us under marriage bell. Immc-
di3ieiy after tho ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Massic left for Norfolk and then
10 New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
COPPER hill IN HOUSE.
Provides for Purchase OF t5,00O,UOt
POUNDS In Six MOnthH.

WASHINGTON. September lO.-h
bill authorizing the Secretary OF tho
Treasury TO purchase not exceeding
l ., 600. 900 pounds OF copper bullion at
not exceeding the Average price in the
New York market for the six months
ended June 30 last. was introduced
yesterday 10y Representative Macdon-
aid. of Michigan.
IT is identical with a bill previously
introduced by Senator Ashurst. OF
Arizona. and Is to help the smelling
industry to operate at this time. The
government purchases are TO be OF tho
product OF smclting works In tho
United States, and the purchases are
10 lie made within six months from the
passage of the act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

Make Good Fertilizer md Help Produc,
(.nOd Ieaf.

WASHINCTON. September To-
should the expectation OF tobacco
stems from the United states to Europe
he prevented by the war. american
growers Of tobacco may utilize the
stems to good advantage as fertilizer. it
was announced today by the Depart :
ment of Agriculture
/: was explained that leaf tobacco
of superior burning qualities and text e
IRE can nc produced i'll soil rcrtilizc,l
by these stems. which contuin consid
cradle plant food, especially potash.
Quantities OF the stems for some timc
have been used in German and other
parts Of Europe in the manufacture cf
low grade smoking tobacco and AS Il
source OF nicotine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
SnitI,-Waliprc.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatcl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. September
ie.-Lieutenant William Taylor smith.
United States Navy. and Miss Ellen
Dickinson Wallace, of this city wer.
united in narriugc Tonight at st
Georges Episcopal Church. in Tho pres
sncc of q large company of friends OF
the popular couple. The church was
beautifully decorated for Tho occasion.
and the ceremony wa9 unprcsSiVcly
performed ~ kcV. i. j. i.aUicr. -. -.
rector The bride was given away hy
Ter brother H. Lewis Wallace Mrs.
Robert :. kuoN. sister OF tho bride.
vas matron "f honor, and Miss Ellen
Iiowson KnoN. the brides niece was
Hover girl. Dr. &. Mason Smith.
brother of the groom. acted as best
man. The bridesmaids were: Misses
Mason and May Carmichael Grooms-
men: Lieutenant J. Harrison Dcsscz,
United States Navy: Lieutenant Guy y.
Baker. United states Navy: Lieutenant
Robert =. NJ. Goolriclt. United States
Army: Lieutenant 5. ) Lee, United
states Marines.
Both the bride and groom are promi-
nent socially and highly connected
Inc bride ia q daughter OF 3!ra. How
son Hooc Wallace, and the groom IL a
son OF Mrs. l.. j. Smith. OF this CITY.
Tn" wedding ia ono OF The most proii-
nent In this city for some time. and
attracted wide interest Lieutenant
ana Mrs. Smith left after the ceremony
for an extended Northern. bridal trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
tUriO\ NtRkIir>.

Sow York Septc,rh.- .o- Mercantile papc-
.f-rtfiu- exchange. strong. tor cable
SOW. for ucuauJ. $40 bAr silver.
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ness men from several Southern States.
The statement WAS made that large
shipping concerns throughout tho South
already have taken up the matter on
account OF an Increase I'm the price OF
5ute, "a product Of India. and II was de-
clarcd ono fertilizer concern is trying
to place an order FOR E0.vpo.o00 yards
OF cotton baS8ing to substitute for the
jute heretofore used.
The conference was called To per-.
Feet plans for the organization of a
national cotton consuming association
w. G. Mansfield, of Atlanta. was named
permanent chairman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
BURLEsON NAMES TAYLOR.
Fight Over Postmastership Mt Prospect
L. Settled
JSpegiai TO The Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, September ia red =
hot double barrcled fight for a fourth
class post Office was settled yesterday.
when Postmaster General Burlcson de
cided TO appoint T. $. Taylor as post
master at Prospect. Prince Edward
County. Taylor and his opponent, G. A.
Allen. passed the civil service exa!ni-
nation, Mr.. Taylor being given the
highest mark. Taylor's enemies pro-
tested against his appointment. on the
ground that the or:cc would he located
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Picnic 'ro-Morrow.

Arrangements have peen completed
Tor the basket picnic which will be
heio tomorrow afternoon at Chester
field Courthouse under the ausnioes ne
w Is. Woodbridge Camp. Confederate
Veterans. and Chesterfield Chapter.
United Daughters of tho Confederacv'
Judge d. &. Richardson will speal;
at ~ o'clock, and Chesterfield CHAPTER
VIII hold It's annual meeting at 8
cioch' "hen crosses OF honor will
DO awarded
OFFICERS OF the following chaptcrs
ana camps have been invited: Rich
mond Chapter. Lee Cha pier. Hanover
cnapter. Amelia Chapter, Powhatan
chapter, Petersburg Chapter. II. T. Lee
amp II. f. Lee Camp. Sons OF Veto.
a. i. Hill Camp, Sons OF Vetor.,.. ".
Is. Woodbridge Camp, Sons OF Veterans
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E,InAuGO ON AIMS LIFTED.
Nmcric"n Soldiers pntroiiimu Intcrnn-
ttOnut Lima lkcInn<cd

~. fNSo. sept General John
-, icrshinS, commanding the border
D'trol. received orders from Washing
ton yesterday To lit the embargo on
arms The order was executed immo-
diatcly.
american soldiers who have been pa :
trolling the international limo cast .,mI
vest OF II paso were rnmnv.d ''"
me Inspection Of International trnr.
~ Oh Inc bridges Spannin. the lilo
iraido VAS stopped.
nc get by the War Department was
ililled 10y agents Of tho ,'onstiiution:,i
-! E"Nc'hnleh' as Il virtual recognition
VI M'Nlto new government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
PereunaI InteIIic<uce.

Mir. and Mrs. II. NJ. Clements and
daughter, Miss Louise Clements, Mrs.
w. IL. Gentry, Mrs. John Reagan. Miss
Clemcn Jackson and Miss Maggie
Bailey left this afternoon via the old
Dominion Line for New York for =
visit OF some days. They viii be the
guests OF the Hotel York in New York
City.
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Mullen have
returned from their vacation. which
was spent in part at Culpcpcr.
Miss Victoria, Of Cuba is the guest
OF Airs. 1had Griffin, on Harrison Street.
Mrs. McCarthie and daughter. Anna,
OF Port Jcrvis, y. j., are visiting Mrs.
Nj. r. Showacrc. on Apollo Street.
Mrs. Harvey Seward and family have
returned after a visi, OF some weeks
At Wake Forest. y. ..
\ number OF young men OF this city
left to-day for tho University Of Nir-
ginia to enter az students for the com
ing session.
The Rev. George Fl. Spooner, pastor
OF Market Street NJ. r.. Church. and
family, have returned from their vaca-
ton spent at Culpcper.
Misses Alma Andrews and Ethel
Weeks arc visiting in Raleigh, y. g,
ms the guests q Mrs. Paul Campbell
Mrs. Nan Jones, widow OF Mayor Will
liam NJ Jones, is reported as critically
i'll Il; the home of hor son. Joseph
Jones. in Charlotte. y. c., where she
is visiting.
General News.
John Elder, II worthy colorcd man.
was stricken with paralysis yesterday
while nj wofk on a farm in Dinwiddie.
died in the afternoon.
The store Of l.. T.. Gwaltney at Dis
putant1 was broken into a night or
TWO ago and robbed OF Il large quantity
OF goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. oliver Rogers, who
returned from their bridal trip yester-
day, We're given a reception last even
ing At the home OF Il. j. Monroe, in
Ettrick. by Harry Hetter, uncle of the
bride
The concerted evangelistic campaign
o; the Baptists OF the city began to-
night with preparatory services at
West End Church, TO be followed to-
morrow night at the Second Church.
The campaign will begin in earnest in
all the Baptist churches on Sunday.
and will be continued two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Murnhy's Case Continued

Justice Maurice continued tho case
or samuel Murphy. colored. charged
WIN Win stealing brass from the Atlantic
<Io,. iI.ne ltailway Company. yester-
day morning in Police Court. par
until September is. Murphy. who vas
ID fireman on the railroad. was allow
ed bail in the sum OF $4,000
l.; L. ana w. i. Bishop. Jr.. South
Richmond junk dealers. 10 whom rho
nesro Is alleged to have sold several
hnndre! pounds OF metal. have re-
charged with having stolen roods ~
their possession. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Annual Meeting at Bristol.

ISpEyIEI 20 TIC IlfiIcs IJIsp.ItCTl.I
BRISTOL, VA, September l0.--Group
Five OF the Virginia Bankers Associa
ton. including ali banks from Roam oke
TO Bristol in Southwest Virginia, will
hold It's annual meeting here Oh Satur-
day. September -. 1t is expected that
about sevcnty-fvo bankers will be in
attendance. The entertainment will
include automobile rides and a ban
quot. The visiting bankers will lie
guests of tho local bankers and tho
Bristol Roard OF Trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
JAILED for Assault.

Fritz Moore, young white man,
was charged in the Police Court this
morning with mssaulting little girl.
He WAS fined se5 and sentenced to Jail
for fifteen days.
Ellen Jctcr, colored WAS convicted
on two charges OF stealing clothing.
and was sent to jail for three months
on each charge. When being taken to
Jail yesterday afternoon sho caused
much excitement in tho streets By her
screams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

'ltF"ilEI; CARRIER ni THE SOUTH
,N,, Leave Richmond Main 81 station.
- ~ f"t!"Nin@ srheIuic figures puDlls ned
g. '"'oi l"ai!on. "ud not Guaranteed.
.i.er 'hc South DAILY: 5:;3 a M.-i.ocsi
we ~ iNpr"-s ESQ =. Ai.--Erpteta
~. !.."Gutc Lighted Sleeping cars Tor A..
;,"n'. uh CHAM. 1881 e.. ~ EXPIRE.
Wceh Day; 3:4J T. II. and G:le /. M-Loca
NOKil NiVEE ilNE
cert SUNDAY no ioca! stop. Jnd .:ij -. VI -
''Ii 1900, '"ipcri lng ior Baltimore daty
except 9"m4ni .:-} N. D.tly-i.ocaL
Trains AriiYe i'ichmo1J
FROM illc SCUM: i:9, = VI. .ui so; \ II
c:ci +. 81 $3.50 =. 81 daft 81. ."d
70 J. " ~ sun From W.st ioirt: So;
a. VI 'SjeameF lfainl. nhilN rN.ep; Moudsy.
II. /. BISHOP n T.
- l. Main 81 ihon. .indron o.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Bitten by q Dog.

little son of MIR. and Mrs Joseph
Wagner. Prince George County, was
bitten by 2 dog several days ago. 1t
is not known whether the dog was mad
or not, but as a precaution the BOY
was sent to tho Pastcur Institute In
Richmond TO he treated. Tho dog was
killed, and the head was sent TO Rich
mond. but il was in such mutilated con-
dition that proper analysis could not
be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

BRISTOL. VA. Scptombeu iO.-Jamcs
~ Wood. Jr; = son OF Captain James
~: WOOD. ana ny Witc. MadIcat;, Clark
wreck III Now York to-day. The rather
OF ;hc young u:in, who ia Il lawvcr in
New York City. wired the news 10
bristol relatives. The young man wrs
thirty-hVc years old. Ito formerly re
sided in bristol. and was praiuatcu
uom virginia Military Institute. itcla-
tiveS Of the couple left here for New
York Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Victory for Bond Issue.

TSpcclaI 10 Tic Times Dispa
TOANO. VA. September l0.-'ric cleo
ton on the Toano High School bond
Issue. which was held in Powhatan
ana StonehouSc Districts, James city
County. yesterday, resulted in avictory
for the school, the bond issue being
cnrried by the small majority Of
fifteen. While there was considerable
Interest manifested on both sides there
was no bitterness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFEUTINE NpNII +. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
;, f9r fiorid. and south; ST., a. NJ aud $50
For Norfolk: 300 A. NJ. 3@s p. NJ. 4:la
ror y. & ". ry Wet: Gi5 A 81. go
A. VI. 3;9' T.. IL. 9:e) l.. NJ
For ictcrshur= 1880 y. NJ. s:ij \ NJ.
80 \. NJ. 900 \. NJ. 40 A. ". 800 r. NJ
i:lO T., ~. 900 T. NJ. c:3i T.. ~. ,:el T. NJ.
tor Go.d,i,oro and Fayetteville: ..:iq p. NJ
ralne arrive Richmond daily: 90 A. ~
," y. NJ. $50 ~ 81 'S.2s A. NJ. ti0:,j
a. NJ. ri" \. NJ" go y. NJ. t:p y ~.
80 y NJ.
Except Sunday tsunGay ou!y
INC "' nFrlv". and departure aHd conuec-
lions not -uarnrtreh
{. $. CAMrpl:ii. -. Z. - N3s Main 81.
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Inc tobacco barn on the farm OF
Walter Hitchcock, in Dinwiddie Coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire several nights
age, with large quantity of tobacco.
II is not known how the fire originated,
but it is supposed to have been acct
dental Mr.. Hitchcock had no insur-
ancc on :hc property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

chirasH H. Scptembcr ,9.-iioss. unset
issc9' on;k 81 sales N.5JHt".25: light. $3.50
r"ush. Ss5j",?.55; pigs, i.,jatS. 30. cattle
hrm: becvcs Suggestion. steers, s5Sra s?.3i:
st"cEors auu feeders. g. VASE: COWS ana
hciiers, 81; '1ote$;: calves. $..J,utli.5O. Sheep.
sstr9nE sheen. s.! 9i'6oo; year!lnes. N.Sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
NAVAL. STORES

SaNanhsh. Ga. September !p-rurpentine
nominal; t5'?: no salcs: receipts. III casks:
,ilpinents. .p%' casks stocks. 1897 ca SKIS
EoSin, nominal; no sales receipts ga bar
r"Is' shipments. 5125 barrels: stocks 10, 3ie
barrels Quote: ALB, c. so: &, u. :;5oiz
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Richmond Va. September 10 1914
,Hcst steer 70 So: medium TO good.
=. 10 -; common ia fair. o.. 20 "a: best
hei'crS 10 y, medium 10 good. s., to Gs> {;
coinm"" {" fair, y. to =: best COWS. i 70 IL: /;
inruiGih 10 good. jig 10 -. common Ia fai..
- % -: bcs; oxen. -: 10 :: medium 10
200 ~. to ~; common 10 ta!c. 80 to 81:
"eSt pulls d. 30 .; light - TO ~ caives.
10 ?. dicks, TO 6is; cows and calves $50
y, .n 80 per head; best hoas. 81, to .; SOW.
medium To good. 81. to a.: common t. iAir
to "'s; s1r!ns lambs. - 10 "a.
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>EaBoaED ALE 1,N. uAILnaY.

TIC fFOEFebhINr Nal'Why Of thr SOuth,"
SouthbounG train, sch cduled TO leave R:ch-
mond oa!%: 300 A. 81. local 10 No-Iina. l:y
e ~. sleeprts and coaches. Atlanta BE-
:1iiughnin. jacksonville: 1915 r. NJ sloeps.
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta aud Biz
uiin6haTn: 1875 \. NJ. .lcepers. Atlanta Biz
mIughGm, Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
md coz h.s Jacksonville.
Northbounc train. scheduied TO arrive (.
Z ". n:is II Local
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Funeral of Mr.. wick,.

ne funeral services OF j. Samuel
'cks' seventy years old, who died
Yesterday morning at 2:40 o'clock at his
nome olS West Eleventh Street, will
oe hcid this afternoon at 3 o'clock
rom the residence. Rev r. NJ. White
VIII conduct the obseouiey In,orrnn,
VIII be made in Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Wicks is survived by three
Jennie Crowder. Mrs
j. Rudd and Mrs. a. L. Puckett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
VIII Change u~I.-

Maple Camp. No leo, Woodmen OF
the World. will hold an importan,
meeting tonight AT Fraternai Hall
when number OF amendments to the
ny-aws will be taken up for discus.
sion full attendance is requested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Nov York, September ic.--Cotton eooda
markets showed firmer tone to-day. Raw
SIX was easier Cotton yarns weaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
RNTLlsOaI)S
Rthmcnd & Ch.saOeake IA, H.ilw,, Com,,,,

"'i''chu chesapeake bay hallway Company
SCHEDULE iItECTINL Arm. "a
Smrrr>cdinE Schedule or May so, 1912.
iInimS leave Ntchmond B'bi5O A. n,
y. VI. lbs y. VI, A. NJ, .sIO A. M
IL A.. W.. =. VI, u. NJ, - y. NJ. III
J.. ~. $50 y. ~. $50 y. VI. 7,IO y. NJ
Us y. W.. 80 =. W., 10 y. NJ, ii ,45 r. NJ
rrcIns leave Ashland '5.5O A. ~. B.-
=. NJ =. ~: uo a, VI: 10 a. VI. .'1i
W.. u. NJ, 10 40 l.. NJ, 8..D y. NJ" .,io
y. w.. H. NJ. n" q. NJ. $40 j.. 81, ~
j.. VI
Carries bnEgnEe 5 Saturday, only.
D"''y except SundnS '"Sundny snly.
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USE corroN INSTEAD OF JUrr.
Substitution Is Planned 10 Provide for
Gonnum ton Of I.ntln .naA HaIex

ATLANTA, GA. September It.-The
substitution Of cotton for jute bagging
TO provide for the consumption OF
100000 bales. was the plan outlined
here yesterday at "a conference OF bust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET


'kepo!ied hy Rodgers. PIummcr & Co.. Ino.)
Petc:sbura, Va, September i0.-Poanuts -
span lsh-Na Tkct weak and unsettled .oc bid.
NiiSin'se-M Market quiet. Jumbo. &c per ID. !:
fanc! hand picked sac 20 2a.c per 10; ex-
ira prime. 3h.c 10 3'4c PEI Is: prime 3itc
per ID; machine picked. 3i.c 20 3i,c per ib
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

IN I'm out-of't hc-way place. Mr.. Bur
'eson made an investigation and dc
cidcd in Taylor's favor.
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THE WILTSHIRE

rl-r; capacity 80. privat.
satsr IN fooul,. elevator
si5.52 up weHkly. s5.y2 ND d.
Scsi. Booklet.
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Observation-Disclosures City

NigriniS .AI-rGs
ANA boa n. Ocean
BATH. nuur!HE
music. Specla.
,liy open a. iAs
- Vi /. ELLIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
STEAMBOATS,

All Travel Arrangements over one
Counter.
American or Euron-an
railroad, Steamship and ruIIra.
Tickets.
baggage Checked. TaNtcab Trnvcler1
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
$40 East Matn street.
Efsnch oHLCc:- jcncrsUu -Murphy's--
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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n,cnMoSp cR,IN M.EKI.r.

NHILtsN Z 'ItOINIIONH on GLANCE
Ilehmeud Nd Scptcuhcr TO- 1919
NIt,-Afl car Lot
80 REQ NtsterE mco} ..... LIS u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Norfolk & Western Railway

uNLI Nil Raj. iINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule 'n Effect NsN ll ~
S",;FOLN. 90! y. 81. '-.c' 4. ~. .isii
T9E Li%cnBUrG $50 THE WEST:
't;-5 - NJ 49, :. 81 c.1H T. 81 go T. 81
,Nt!lr II, hWond from %ortoit: .if:p a.
~. -. =, -. ~ 80 I NJ from Tho Wc,t:
NJ '::e? l.. Nj
Daily :paiy e1eep, sgnisy isund,y
". -. RfViLI " r. s.t-.-pf.re
J.. q. NJ. Roanoke "a T. I.rt
q. II. HOsLET. l. y. A. iu5nnio":. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

DAILY. t"eekdnyr. iSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at El5s. Tina o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read tbs sicns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11
Richmond, FgGderlCESlg & Potomac R. R.
T0AHD FROM WASH. YCT0N AHD BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Lenve Byrd 81. S;,. 40 r. u. for freaeriehstsrr
Leave Eihs St.. 30 ". 80 J.. y. for Ashland
Arri'o B,fd 81. Sta. S.95 An. from lreEerieksb't
Arrive ElbA Sta. $40 M, 5se P.g. from L.hlanA
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RICHMOND NAY MAKKyr.
CATTLE NtItkEr~.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'S3.cS a; Union stock iards.p
LIVE stock report for the week ending Au
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-24
TO CONSTRUCT INLAND WATERWAY
FROM BOSTON TO THE RIO GRANDE

when operating from a secure and COM
Portable base, and 1t Is evident that the
conditions In this respect are ideal
along the greater part of the Atlantic
coast II the waterways are adequately
improved. The Navy Department has
established complete chain Of eff
Client wireless stations from Maine to
Texas. and the destroyers and patrol
vessels being equipped with wireless,
as we'll as the fleet, communication
throughout the whole system will be
practically instantaneous"
From the viewpoint Of the army,
the intracoastal route will DO equally
valuable inasmuch rs II will afford
another internal and readily accessible
line Of transportation for guns. am
munition. provisions, &C.. In time Of
need.
Important parts Of this 1900 mile
route are already undergoing improve
ment or actual construction. and with
the entire funds required made avail
able. the project could be completed in
all particulars inside of Ave or six
years. To the nation at largo, the in
tracoastal waterway along the ATTAIN
tic seaboard is in some respects of mora
Importance than the Panama Canal.