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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

6eiben." RpIbD iteuerte Inn bic hes
riibmte groBe 5ontdne berum unO
nidte babel Dem 9iden freunDl9aftli9
81. Dona9 befon0 er Ii9 3piI9en
elmer 2cgioH bon riefigen G0Benbilber1
tn0 ean5 unpabri9einli9en llnges
beuern. 9tber Iie imponierten i6n
nidt mebr. Denn er mar in 9lnarobs
pura befannt. DIS er pieOer unters
taudte in ein Wleer BON Polmen. ploz
tdnen unO W}ansobdumen, bliBte ouf
Der tpeiBen @auo Der @lefonfenItdlle
gerabe Der erits Stra6l Der Moroens
fonne 8lauer Simmel bing 0ariibcr,
un0 bos mdcbtige &upferbo9 Der pos
gooe funtelte pie Elm HieienImdrogo
iiber ben nieOrigen Stallungen.
2lls RolbD Die @de Der StGlle err
rei4t bate, blieb er einen W1oment ites
FEN unb 9or9te ouf bas @umoren i'm
SHnern: 8lalen uno S9nauben. lei,
fes S@euern, Stdmpfen; &etten tlirrs
ten. Ser 8oOen I9ien gu bibrieren.
Der Q(meritaner liebte oieIe grcBen,
berItGnoigen, Itarfen Siere un6 miBs
a0nnte Qtfen Die punberbollen iebenoi,
gen Arbeitsmal4iren, bic feiner Seis
mot fe9Iten.
On bic GlefontenfGlle i9loFeu ii9
Elm poor freunDli1e 6diiier aus Bad
itein uno nit 3ie9eln geOedt an. Sie
fa6sn gon3 bcbd6ig aus. Mobl bic
0o6nung BON @lefantenlpdrtern.
Damn tomen alte, beripiloerte @artens
onldeen. Slibenz unb Somarisfenges
ftriipp, 8ebcriBcn nit umseitiir5ten
Stsinfiguren un6 grauen, 3erfdllensa
MoFsrbeden. Gin poor breite Stras
Sen, Die 5is @lefanten getreten batten,
liefeu 6inbur9 un6 iAmoIc, urdlte,
lonlnige @ortenpsec, BON osnen jeoer
fein beIonoeres @e6eimnis 5u baben
lc5icn. 1o9inter tiirinte Ii9 bic &ups
bel Der Yagooen, unD bas lanee S9iff
gudte nit mofiigen SGulteru bor,
9fouen ino anberes 1alb 5a6mes. boIb
milbes @efIiisel trie6sn ii9 auf Dem
Hill berionnsnen Sled 6erum, f9orrten
rn0 trobten il Der Groe, pidten unO
tla9ien i6r GeFle6cr beim G1ein oss
6ril6Ii4is.
(5orIistuNg iclss,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

organiiirt; bod oie @oli5ci eriiidte
oieiel6cu inn Seine.
9eI9ten's 9(rmee mobil
gem d t.
9riiifeL 81 Suli. II Gie bel.
glide 9iegierlmg Bat einc aagemeine
@}obilmaduHe Ser 9lrmee nnoeoro-
net.
G6nemarf erIGbt gleutra.
litdtS @rofIomation.
aopenbogeM 81. SuIi.-Oie
Gor6creitimoen fiir Die @2obilma.
dung Der o6niiben 9(rmee wur0e
6eute 6eenOet. Gas Cabinet bat be.
idloiieH, norgen in %er6inOlng nit
elmer glei1en @rfldrung oen Gegic.
rimgen BON Sdpeoen uno giorpeseu
cine 91eutralitdts Proclamation 5u
erloiieu.
Sotpo6l oeutide, pie euglii6e
Grieasidiffe iuuroen beute in 0dni-
iden @eipdiiern geiidtet. 3wei Oeut-
ide Gorpeooboote iu6ren oidt an bic
6eItmg W9iooIefruno 6eran; lie fu6-
rem crit fort, ais Der aomnanoont
ser 5eiting orobte, @emalt 81 brau-
hen
Gin 0eItic6es @eidpaoer, oas nabe
2angelonO I'M @roben 9elt freli5t,
bdlt allie Sdiffe an, I'M ibre 0otio.
nalit1t uno oen @eItimnlungsort if.
rer 2ooungen feit5uiteaen. 1eutide
Sorpeoo6ootc puroen na6e @ieOeien
unO im@otteeot beobo6tet, ino oeut-
ide ariegsidiffe patrouilliren 5tpi.
ihen Sdpeoen uno Siitlan0,
Gin itarfes rniiiides @eibwooer lit
na6e ser Odniicben Siiiel 9ornbolm
i'm 9aItiihen @leer eeiidtet poroen
Gdnemarf bat olle 1ienitpflibti.
gen einberitfen 6eionOers fir Sen
Sdub ser aiiite. Ios @arlament
lit auf morgen ein6erufen porOen.
&o6el- luie Telesrapbeu-@erbin-
Oung 5piiden 0dnemarf uno0eutid-
Iano lit bon Geutidlono iuSpenoirt
woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
unO Seele Oie S6ue5oapartei lnter.
itiiBcn meroe.
NlOIfcrci-glnlasc beIdJlasnu6mt.

GoIumbus, g., 81. SuIi. =
Scr SnlanoIteler. @rbebcr gSiaianl.
ion Bat bicr am @titttpo6 ats uirbc-
foniiten @riin0en sic 9(nIoge Ger
Capital GitD 0oir1 60" ouf 9[n-
or0nng ous g8oi6ington beidlag-
nabmt. Gie @eieaibaft fteIlt Butte
rine, SIeomorgorine uu6 onoere
@ioIferei- @r8euoniiie Der un0 bat Die
gr0Bte 9Inlage ibrer gGrt iul gau8en
Staotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
aInariff Ser serben 8nrid


geidlagen
@ien 81. SILL. II Ceiterreidi.
ide @reu5-Fotroiullen idlugen 6eite
no6e alotieOat, an ser bosniiden
Greu5e, einen 9ln9riff Der Ser6eu 5u.
rid, o6ne irgeuopelde @erhlite 81
crleioen. Die Serbeu oerloren Ell.
neu Cfii5ier umo % @lonu.
&ortugal NJ iiBte @nglon 3
6eIfen.
2iiiaboiL &ortugal, 81. Suli.-
0ie 3eitrngen ser portugieIiideu
SauptitoOt erinnerteu 1eute 0as 9Su.
bliflm ooron Dab oos 9iinOuiB 3pi.
icbcn @ortlgol ino @roB6ritonnien
&ortusol Derpflidtet fir @nglano
i'm ariegsfolle 10000 Mam ms
5elO 5u lieQen
Ole @ hwei5 mo6t mobiI.
Bern, Sdmei5, 81. Sui. - Ser
9unoesrot6 bat 6eute Die W}obilma-
dung oaer 0idnner i'm gllter BON 20
bis AS SSa6reu iuelc6e @oifen .5u ira.
gen i'm StanOe iinO, augeorOnet.
Snternotioroler 9abnber.
fe6r mad 0eutidlanO
obgebro 6en.
9riiiieI, 9elgien, 81 Suli. II
Gie @erpalhng Ser Oeutihen 9feids.
6o5n bat ole 9eitimg ser belgiiden
Stoats6o5nen offi5iell infornirt, Dob
aQer internationoler gabnDerfebr
nodj Geutidlano o6gebro6en it,
M} M}ontenegriniide 90nigS.
Do1 6eina9e gefopert.
glt6en, 81. Suli. ~ 0ie monte
neariniiGe aonigsDaHt oGeglara~
mare 6eino6e BON ser oiterreidiiben
6lotte, melbe oen Sofen bon glnti.
peri 6lodirt, gefapert morOen.
Ole Yaht ndberte iicb Dem Saien;
ais iie jeOo1 oie 9lodooe-8lotte lid
tete, ore6te lie I'M unO fu6r iAleit.
night Oapou. Geiterreidiide Sorpe.
oo6oot5eritorer berfolgten Die Dadt,
bod es gelong i6r, iider aorilt 5u er.
rei6en.
n2 a Yrobence4 BON 6ronf.
reid requirirt.
NariS, 81. Suli. ~ Ger 9an-
pier ga Erooence" BON Scr 5ran56-
iiI6en 2inie murOe 6eute BON Dem
fran5oiii6en Marine-@}iniiter fir oen
0ienit ser 9epu6lif requirirt. Ger
9ompfer miro armirt perOen.
Sr. Sean Sules Suiierono, ser
iron5oiii6e 9otidaiter, uno ieine &C.
mablin batten auf Ser n@ro0ence"
@oiiage belegt.
Jrttiibe 6lotte BON @ ei-
sci @ei obgefobren.
YefinA 81. Suli. n 1ie britt
i6e Glotte berIieB 6eiite @ei.Sei-S9ci
unO fu6r inter oerliegclten Srores
o6. Gie 9riten eradten Sen Srt nIs
nidt Ser @ert6eioigung mert6.
Songfoug miro oie britiide Slot.
teu-9oiis in dineiiiben @ewdiern
peroen rnO inn Sale eines &rieees
miro oie Oeutihe 9eiieing Cling.
Sou blodirt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
9ie SSHrfel
mod nidt gcfalIeu.
(5Ortictnne bon Der 1. Srite.)

Hart, ouf 9luBlono's uno 6ranf.
reid's geite 5u fdnIpfen, nit geeei.
iterima Dem 9ufe 5u oen 6abnen 81
ioIsen
gIQe @orbereitingen fir oen
6sriegsian iino beenoet, un0 Die 0la-
idiuerie fir @aobiIiiiriug fam aui
Elm @ort in gemegung geiebt wer-
oen.
Gas gerlangen Oes ariegs6iireaiis,
oaB Die 8eitmgeu feline gladridten
bon oen 9epealmgen Der 9lrmee mo
5lotte beroifentIiden ioGen, lit
prompt befolet poroen. aein @orf
hringen ole 9lbenobIdtter iiber ben
gIufentbaIt ser 5lotte uno oie glii-
itngen oes Seeres.
gs miro gegIaubt, DAB oie 6lotte
iih IN Ser g1aHbari6aft BON 6lui6ing
III Der O2oroiee befinOet; bod Sbot-
iddIides III MIR oen W2itglieoern Ser
9lesieritug 6efannt.
@in9erfud, fron50iii1 IN
8obntunneI 5u
prengen?
2ognD, 8ranfreid, 81. SuIi. n
Seute murOc angeblib Elm geriu1
semadt, Den @6oliiert-9unnel Der
0itliden @nbn in ole 2uft 81 ipren-
gen. Drei @erionen, wclde eineu
ideinbar nit GrpIoi0itoffen gelaOe-
nen @aiten triigen ndberten iiob Der
SdiIopadbe uno lieBen Die g[Ifforoe-
ruHg gum Stinitebeu linbeadtet.
Ger @oiieu feuerte oaraui lmo Die
Grei gaben 6erieugelO.
0eiterrei9if6er 0omPfer
BON &oIlon0 Oetenirt.
gmuioen $olIauo, 81. SuIi.
Ger Gonmanoont ser 6ieiigen Sc
flung oeteuirte 6eute oen oIterreibi-
heu 8egierunas Gompfer n9lroO~,
ais oerieIbe Don 6inme iiber 9llgiers
bier onlangte. Ser Qompfer bat 81
Gooetten ser oIterreibii9en O1oDiga-
tionsihule an @orO. Ger Gommans
oouf bat sic 9legierung nm Suitruf-
tionen eriudt uno in3piiben i'm ni-
Iitorildeu @ege arf Dem Gompfer
itotionirt.
Ger n9lroo" puroe ipdter freigege-
ben uno fu6r nad 9lmiteroam weiter.
Die 0aieoerlanoe mobiIi-
iiren.
SIN Soo6, 81. SuIi aouigilt
Wil6elmind Der giieoerlunOe BAT ben-
te giobnittog ein Defret crloiien OoS
cine oIloemeine plobiImodung ser
bolIdnoiihen glrlnee anoronet.
Serbenfrenuolib eOem 0 II.
Itrationenin Q ponien.
Barcelona, Spanien, 81. SSii.
Ii. - Observation-Disclosures Sli
@uniten Serbiens muroen beute bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
9iuiiiider 9 pion in
QcutfG1on6
berhnftet.

9(llenitein, 0eutidlonO, 81.
Suli. Il Gin ruiiiiber Spion lit ben.
te bier Derbaftet uoroeu @r ioll inn
0ienite ser @etersburger Wlilit0r-2lu-
toritGten iteben
9 a6n unter militGriidb db +
@ep a dung.
&onigsberg 81. SuIi. II Die
oeuti6en W1ilit1r-9llitorit1ten bo6en
9efauntinadungen Derofientliht, OoB
Der 9abnbof imo Die @eleiie imter
miIitdrii6e gemahung eeiteut nor.
Sen iino.
Gs lit gliemanoem er[oubt nd6er
ais bis ouf 100 Dar0s gntfernlng
all ole @eIeiie Beran3ufommen unO
cine OrOre beidst, oaB Gioiliiteu, Oie
ser SrOre 5upiOerbanoeln iib Ger
@efo6r oisieben, geidoIien 5n wer.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

0urd oen Strang perilrt6eilt morOen.
Gs mlrOe ibr a6er auf @rlnO bon
Syrrt6iimern Elm ncuer $ro5eB berpil-
ligt.
Ser mirfli1e MorOer g8afeiielO's,
Sames @len, lit befanutlib fiir5lid
6ingeribtet por0en. Gie Staatsan-
multihoft mar ober in beiocn SBro5ci-
fen Scr 5ron @afefielO bcmiibt, Ocl
@epeis 8u fii6ren, oaB Die 6ral Dem
|1oroer 6ei Der G6at Siilie im0 &or-
iAlb aeIeiitet Dot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
SSu ben NSferdl snriif.

Sn0ianapoIis, SnO., 81.
Slli. II lle6er 6inoert 5lm G6cil
herporraaen0e 9Seri6nliMfeiten. lpeL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Observation-Disclosures City
NEW HOTEL MERTON (Fne.Proof

Vermont Avenue and beach Capacity, sol
Private baths, running water In rooms etc
CneAceiIed cuisine. Special terms. lii.O urI
weekly. bus at trains. G. Is. PRETTY3fAN1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

LcRoy Hodges. Of this city, who is
abroad on government business. is
marooncd in Paris with Il number OF
other Americans.
Yesterday AFTERNOON at the residence
OF the bride, in Ettrick. Miss Myrtle
May Brantton and John II. Chandler
were married, the Rev. c. &. Jones
performing the ceremony.
The Prince George Chapter OF DauEh-
tcrs of the Confederacy will give :,
lawn party at the home OF Mrs David
Bowden on Friday evening from to
II o'clock for the benefit of the Con-
fedcratc monument fund.
Miss Lee Booth left to-day to visit
her sister. Mrs. Norman Cooke, in
Charlotte. y. &.
Miss Mary Sterling Smith and Miss
Dorothy Hoettrcr are visiting friends
I'm Charlottesville.
merely of this city, now of Washington.
arc in the city visiting Mrs Halls
parents MIR. and Mrs. Il. w. Grigs.
Robert T.. Gil. who has accepted a
position with Miller & Rhoadcs in
Richmond. will shortly move his fam
lily to that city.
The Rev. James ~. holloway, pastor
OF Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
is with his family In Henderson. ~ G.
Misses Mary and Ruth rierson left
yesterday for Chicago TO spend the
month with their brother.
Mrs. Maria Alexander. librarian Of
the Benevolent Mechanic Association.
was struck by trolley car while
crossing Sycamore Street Yesterday af-
tcrnoon. Fortunatcly, she was not
much injured.
Harry owen iIobson announces the
marriage Of his sister Miss Frances
u. iIobsou, To y. Gordon Wheeler, Of
Toronto, the ceremony having occurred
in Washington on Monday. AIr. and
Mrs. Wheeler Will reside at Alberta.
Va.
This afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. NuEcut. on High Street. Miss
Pearl Hrociwcll and John r. Hoyall
both Of DiSputanta. were married.
\ large party Of colorcd people Of
this city will go down to Jane stowm to-
morrow and have appropriate exercises
in celebration of the first arrival Of
their ancestors in this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
FINANCIAL MACHINERY
IS WORKING SMOOTHLY
alton Arc Adequate, but There Is
No Resumption of business.
TURNING TO TRADE PROBLEMS
Wall Street Feels That This Question
Is More Intricate Than Any That
Has Faced Country i'm Century.
Coal and Copper Also Affected.

New York. august although the fnan.
measures taken yesterday to meet tho
traordinary war situation. little progress
change oil credits and commodities between
tho Old World and the New.
With immediate financial necessities met.
WaL street turned 70 the general trade
problem more intricate than amy other that
Unless this problem is solved. It was recog
nized. The consequences might be felt Sc
riously throughout the nation.
Tho greater part of the import trade from
Europe already has been cut by the seizure
military purposes and tho holding In port OF
,ransdtlantic vessels Merchandise impor-
average s,O}o 100 daily
,. ENpCrt trade presented st!ll larger prob
NAL conditions average sLoooe5o daily. nearly
one-th'rd of which is for France and Ger
menj IS blocked. rho remainder also is
halted by the absence of facilities for ;inanc
,oppase OF foreign sfdc already has been
reflected by he piiinE up OF wheat. The
the situation. and word came from steel
districts today that men were being laid
several large copper companies decided
to-day % reduce their output by one-halr.
From the anthracite iie!ds came reports that
operations were being curtaiied Vail Street
today feared that IL the countrys indus
tries which arc dependent ON the export
trade. should be cut OF indefinitely by
European war. tho result would be felt Sc
riousiy, but the opinion was expressed that
way would DC found TO overcome these
conditions.
We have food supplies aud other neces-
stiles which Europe must obtain said
representative banker to-day. land the ma
tons over there will find some means OF
obtaining what We can sell. For the present
We shall ondcaVor 10 meet conditions as
'hc% arise from day to day"
money market. Bankers made Il plain they
preferred 20 put out rs little money pos
Slole, and to have maturing loans taken I'D
where convenient Mercantile discounts
were arranged In the open market at per
cent. hut little paper was moving.
The Stock EXchange again was deserted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
MEASURES TO RELIEVE
COTTON DEPRESSION
tIveS Take Up Problem Which
Threaten Grave Consequences.
MAP OUT INVESTIGATION
Transportation OF 1914 Crop Has
Been Interrupted by War in Eu-
rope, and Some Means Must BE
Provided.

Washington. August measures 10 re-
i,eve the cotton industry OF the United
states from, depression threatening by tho
specially appointed committee OF Southern
Senator'S and Representatives in Consres'
The committee mapped out an exhaustive
ketiaE and consumption OF cotton. With a
view to securing such legislative and admin
istrat!re action as may he necessary to safe
guard American interests.
Az meeting presided over by Senator
Hoke Smith. chairman OF tho committee
three subcomiiii;,ecs were appointed TO look
into various phases OF the subject.
Senators Smith, Ovcrman and Bryan, and
Representatives Underwood and Lee were
named to confer with President Wilson with
reference TO foreign relations generally. In
SO far as they may affec: the cotton indus
try IN this country.
Representative Lever, chairman of the
House Agricultural Committee. Will head 4
committee which will consult with Secrc
ta.y McAdoo with View to extension o.
government aid TO farmers who may find II
necessary store their crop In there
!s foreign market. Another subcomn!t-
tee will Ask Secretary Rcdhcd for in;orma =
ton TO transportation facilities. and get
his advice relative to the effect the European
ConfaSrat!on may have OH cotton mills
abroad.
The problem OF providing transportation
for the 1914 crop. now that transatlantic
commerce has been interrupted, vas con
siGered by those who participated in to-
days conference TO be a serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
FREDERICKSBURG FIRE
WIPES OUT WHOLE BLOCK
Call for Mid Sent IN Richmond. hut
contaminated When Flames
Are Centralized.
ISpcri.I 70 THO Timcs- Dispatch.
= I 4 IL -

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
'REDERTckSH VA. August
Fire broke out this afternoon IN
iilldrup's livery stable and soon spread
to half-dozcn buildings. resulting in
one Of the largest fires Frederick sburc
has experienced for several years The
iirc department did noble work but
il was several hours before the names
could Ia controlled.
Major i. r. Rove wired Mayor Aims
lie. OF Richmond. for aid. which was
promptly offered. hut in less than am
hour later 1T WAS seen that the fire
could he controlled. and Mayor Rowc
countorina the call i'm time TO pre-
vent the start being made from Rich.
mond
great quantity of hay. straw and feed
was destroyed. thv flames spread to
Boulwarc's garage, -. NJ. Eurrclrs
building, Rays barber shop ana the
big frame store and warehouse of 81
mon IIirsh and Brother Following
this. J. McCalla Boulwarc & Sons feed
store and Warehouse caught on fire.
ana from there the fire loapcd to the
historic brick, Slatcroof building
Owned by Mrs. II. L. Lane. y land
mark in which was located the Biscoc
Motor Company. All automobiles were
saved. TIilldrup saved all OF his
horses and II number of vehicles. lie
lost quantity of furniture stored in
one OF the burned buildings. The en-
tire block OF buildings fronting on
Commerce street, between Winchester
ana Charles, were wiped out. Many
families in the noiGhborhood We're
alarmed and stood ready TO move fur
Wture out. An immense crowd gath
cred, but no ono was injured.
The loss is estimated at about sos
600 with probably $50. 900 insurance
The heaviest losers were IIirsh. EouI-
ware and Iiilldilip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Two 10 Grand ,Iury.

At a late hour last night trouble
occurred on West Street between
George Chappcll and Sonny Patterson,
both colorcd. which resulted In Chap
pell being assaulted and cut five times
by Patterson. three times In the back,
once in the breast and once in the
head. The wounds are superficial and
not DANGEROUS. In the Police Court
this morning, Patterson was committed
to Jail to await tho action of the
grand jury.
Clarence Cobb, a negro, was sent
from tho Police Court to the Hust-
inSs Court this morning 10 answer the
charge of feloniously aSsaulting and
wounding his wife. The assault was
committed on July I. and the woman
has just been able to leave the hos
pital. She shows the scar of ten
inch cut across the breast, inflicted
with 4 razor. The woman also re-
ceivcd several other cuts besides 4
beating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Centre OF attractions. Ocean view. Reno
nated throughout. Capacity. 80. Elevator
Private baths. White service. etc. Superior
table. Special. 1l:.o up weekly: i2.15 UP dAilY
Booklet. NJ A. SMITH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

Members OF the Forest Hin Troop
of Boy Scouts left yesterday morning
on Il hike to Chester, where an cncamp-
ment Will be held for several days. The
boys will he drilled in various branches
Of Scoutcraft by Scoutniaster Lewis
Gibbs. pastor of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd.
Mrs j. W. Sadlcr and Mrs. Il. ".
Wood are visiting friends in Bruins
wick County.
Mrs i. +. Smith and daughter, Miss
Gertrude. Of Charleston, :. e.. are the
guests of relatives in South Rich
mond
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Charles Reed Martin, of Stuart. Va, to
the approaching marriage of her
daughter, Mildred Reed, TO Walter
Eugene DuNal, clerk of Hastings
Court, Part H. The wedding will be
celebrated in the stuart Methodist
Church on August Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

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'e:lo P.-Exprcss-Daliy- Gin. L'ville.
$40 P.-I.tnited-Daily-Cin Ch'go. ST. I.
':l:1o P.-ENpress-Daily-Ci Louisville.
'Slcepcrs. Parlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-J.oral from
Fast: lo:lS 4. NJ. $40 l.. M. Through from
East: II 80 a. M. 2:o1 l.. NJ. G:3o T.. n Loca:
from West: $3.50 y. NJ. ''lo:0D A. 81 ana 7:l3
r. NJ Through: a:s) A. IL. 1850 noon and
James River Line: "S:aj A. A. 500 p n
Daily.
Daily exc.p, SUNDAY.
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| OOU l II KICTfWOND
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
OPENS At SK|NQUAR7ER
Owing to Illness OF Witnesses. Dam
agc Suit in Chesterfield Court
Is Postponed.
JAILED FOR ANCIENT CRIME
Joseph Cox Sentenced to Ninety-Day
Term for Cutting Abe Woodbridge
i'll f9f0-Boy Scouts Leave on
Hike to Chester.

Despite the unfavorablc weather. "A
large number of delegates were pres
ent AZ the opening session of the Mid
d!c District Baptist Association YES
terday morning at Skinquarter. After
thc introductory sermon WAS preached
ny KEY; j. w. Einchclco. pastor of
regular business OF the convention was
begun.
ford Memorial Baptist Church. Will
preach the doctrinal sermon this morn
ing. and the three day session will
officers
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NEW YORK. August 1.-The time
given the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company and other
defendants to lille an answer TO the gov
err rcnt'S dissolution suit was extend
cd to-day to Septcmb Der 10 by Judge
GrUbb in the Federal District Court.
Grand jury Investigation Of the crimi-
nal aspects Of the New Haven manage =
mcnt, recommended bN President Will
son. will be deferred till fall. The alb
sencc ON vacation of many Witnesses
was assigned as the reason for post
nNlliMg Tho invest Ell ION.
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u.wIn NotInr Tn-D,Y

WNSIlINGTON. AUGUST i-Thc Sem
ate to-day agreed to begin voting on
amendments to the Grade commits sior
= u. NJ. and to vote on iiual passage.
not later than T.. NJ. During the day
the Senate had rejected. 80 To 80. the
iced amendment. defining unfair COM
petition" Advocates Of tho bill claimed
that with this amendment out Of the
way. thc measure will pass The Senate
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SCHOOLS

SIIEO(DIIS
.--->
hEEORDRV NORMAL SCHOOL,
III Ohboi kinderSartcn Primary Diplom,
The sixteenth Session begins Sept %.
Regular Course OF two years.
Model and Practice Schools.
Students Residence.
ELISABETH SlIiMAN. Principal
ITO Moth Charles Street.
Baltimore Nd.
MT. DESALES AGADLMY Of
Established 1872 by Sisters OF the Visitation
at Caton5villc, near Baltimore. Md. Extensive
ground. uomc!ikc environment. Regular
and elective courses. Music and art. Write
THE DlRECTRESS.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. Raj. LINE TO UoHFoLK.
Schedule In Effect May 10. 1914.
Leave Byrd Street Station. ltichinond. FOR
NORFOLK: 1900 a. NJ. $500 +. NJ. 'i:i5
FOR i.YNCHpURG AND THE WEST:
Arrive Nichmond from Norfolk: iii 40 A.
A.. 's:25 =. NJ. I'll: 80 Z. II. From the West:
500 a; NJ; !2:i9 p. NJ. il:+9 p. NJ. '6:o5 =.
Daily. tDaily except Sunday. SUNDAY
only.
W. b. BEvILI. w c. SAUNDERS
r. T. NJ; Roanoke; G. p. A. Roanoke.
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In the Hastings Court.

The Hastings Court after Il recess
of some days, convened this morning.
The grand jury reported but two
ents-onc against f. V. Rich
ardson for gambling, and one against
a disorderly house in Guinans Alley.
tho latter made upon complaint of
citizens OF the vicinity. The grand jury
was adjourned over until tomorrow.
Tho court will take up the criminal
docket tomorrow and on Friday viii
hear the case OF Richard Thomas, color
cd, indicted for the murder OF Annie
Green, colorcd.