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?tiVef nnd dlreetor; W. A. Towhes, dl
wctor. Thoso gentlemen aro wldely
known on two cotitlnonla.
Rlchmond Coepocntioh,
Ai-inng Iho olhrr chnrtera grnnted
.Mtcrday by the Corporntloti Commta
slon wero the followlng!
The Elchlson Hat Company. Ineorpo
tn'ted, of ltlehmond, to enrry on n. mer
?HUIo W?ln?M IB hats caps, njuUll.icr',
?to PrlnrlpM offlco In the clty of Rlch?
mond Cnpllnl stock from WB.non to
ffifto. nt.lhorlr.ed. Offlcers m.* Incm
pomlori named: .tohn B. Etchlson, pt-es
Idcnt: John E. Ktehlaon. JtV, vlce-prcal.
dentn d roaaurer; Wllllam B, Brdfd
_u? secretary. Tho corpornlors are weII
k o'wn in "ho Jobblng tn.de ln thls ehy.
Dlrrctors, tho offlcers nnmed nnd Robei
H Pen.-clov and John II. Hcdd, Jr., nll
?SratdRosB Company. incorporated
or Gladslon*, Nelson county. Vn., wlth
Lvnchburg, vico-pres dent?, W, f;P'>f?"'
of" Lynehburg, socretm-y .. *?^??fy
^rnS'^rectnls^Vhecoi^nnylB
nuthorlierV to do a general mercantllo
b,ThnrfBank of Shonfthdoah. Ineorpor.Uod
ft?thorl?d to do a general bnnkliig bdsb
n"? ?t Shenandonh. Pago county. \n.
Canltnl Btock $2,500 to $26,000, Tho eor
poffiion? to nuthdr?,6d to hold as much
, fiftv thoHsand nores ?of land. Tne
prlnclpal offlccn nro to be located ln
Bhonandoah, corporators nnd offlecra aro:
George W. Klte. of Bhonandoah. presl?
dent; D. A, Fawcett, vlce-presldent, of
Wobs.er Sprlngs. W. Va.: S. M. **$$
Bnennndnnh. cashler, nnd eleven dlrect
ora all named. ln the charter.
The Co-operattve Land Corporatlor, o
Norfolk clty. Wlth a- capital of $10.ftM
mlnlmum and $50,000 mnxlmum. Offlcors
?ni corporators: Nathanlel Beamon of
Norfolk. presldent; D. Cnrpenter, of Noi
folk vice-president; Abbott Morrto, of
Norfolk, secretary and treasurer; E. ^ ?
Wolcott of Norfolk, oontwU.. Tho forego-.
ing and John B. Kaps, of New Tork, dl
i rectors. Tho company is authorlfiod to
do a Benoral realty and land sale busl?
nesa. ,
Soclal Club9.
The commlsslon yesterday irmntefl ohsr^
tcrs to these soclal clubs ln tho localltl-s
"we*''WborwV Iclub, Incorpomted. of
Newport News. Corpora'ors: WlUlam
iBlackwell, George Stprra and Charles
Wnshln-ton. Capital $500 to $2,n00.
Tho Emont Soclal Club, oC Nowp.irt
News: corporators: A. ~. BakerW. A.
Baker and W. W. Slattery; capital, $500
^rSontaha Soclal Club, of Norfolk
county; corporators, Thomas Hall, Sam
"erGrayson and Walter Roblnaon: capital.
*rTne?Mo?hant9' and Mechanlcs' Soclal
Club, of south Norfolk; corporators, \\.
H Lane, presldent: John F. Slmpson,
secretary; capital, $500 to $5,000.
Charters Atnended.
These amendmenta to exlstl.ig charters
wero granted by tho commlsslon yoster
^The Vlrglnla nnd Kentucky Railway
Company, chartered by the General As
3 eavo to so amend lls charter
as to requiro tho company to commenco
constructlon of its southwestorn exten
IZ wlthln tW years from date and com
Pleto tho aamo ns far ns Norton, Wlse
3. wlthln flve yoni's; to co?r,mence
its northweatorly extenslon wltW? two
vears nnd complotc same to the Stato
iin?, or to n conneetion wlth a llno of
raiiway south of tho State llno wlthln
Sve yeara; to commenco work on the
XtheWerly extenslon wlthln three
( ve-ir? and complete. tho same to Gurnd>,
Buchanan county. wlthln flvo years.
These changos in the charters wero nt
thorlzed by holders-of nlnely per cent:
of the stock of tho corporation at a gen?
eral meetlng of stockholdors; hold Aug
rst 2-ltli at the general ofllco of the com?
pany ln'Chicago. Mr. E. F. Masterson
i? presldent of tho corporation.
The Chesapeake Translt Company, of
Norfolk, wns grnnted an amendment to Its
charter perrnltting the capital stock tc
be Inrreased from $500,000 to 5&10.000. Thls
ls a street railway corporation woll known
to vlsltors to Norfolk.
The Dodson-Foarlng-Mlllor Company
was granted an amendment to lts charter
authorlzlng lt to Increase Its capital
stock from $20,000 to $28,000. Tho corpo?
ration la engaged tn morcantllo busl
neas.
VIRGINIA COUPLES
ELOPE TO MARYLAND
(Speclal lo The Times-Dlspntch.)
ROCICVTLLE, ^D., ^optemher 14.?
[Wllllam Arthur ..Hollday Vmd Mlss Violet
Jonnle Hollday, both ' of Altoona, Pa.,
wero married hero Saturday by Rov.
Thomas J. Packard. Tho young folks
vlslted Cumbcrlnnd on Frlday for tho
purpose of belng married, but bocauso
of the youth of the young man, who wns
but nlnetoen years. llcense wns rofUBCd.
He telcgraphed hls mother, who reslded
in Alexandrla, Va., for hor consent. but
the renuest wns refuscd, tho mother
wlrlng the oouple to come to her homo.
The young folks lOBt no tlmo ln start
lng for .tho Vlrglnla clty, nnd porsunded
the young man's motlior to consent to
the mnrrlage.
The same afternoon Frederick Clay
Slngleton and Mlss Eva Oortrudo
Mltchell, both of Gooohland county, \1r
glnla, were married hore.
TWO TUGS HERE FOR
THE CRUISER GALVESTON
The Mofiajvk and Hercules, oconn go?
lng tugs are tled up at tho clty wharf,
havlng come here for the purpose of tow
ln? the Galveston and, ilenyuard, Unlted
Btatea steanishlps, to Norfolk to be com
pleted. It was Stated at tho wharf last
nlchl that lt waa not Ukoly thnt the na
tlon'B Ironclads would go to-day though,
of course, lt was posslble lt may he
twenty-four hours before thp Oalveston.
and the Jienyuard wlll be fully ready ior
thelr llrst trlp down tha James. lt ls
moro than llkely also to bo tho last trlp
tho Galveston wlll mnko all tho way
down the historio stream.
A man on one of tho ocenn tugs wns
taken elck suddenly soon after reacnlUB
here and nearly fell overboard before any.
one could reacb hlm. Ile was treated by
the surgeon on tho tug.
A bigaMi'st flys
WITH YOUNGEST WIFE
(SperiHl to th?- Tlmcs-PlBpatch.)
BRISTOL. TF.NN-. Sopt. M.-A. O. llur
Tit; nn InsurftllCO man, i;lxty years ot ftge,
who came here reeenMy, epuned und
married Mlst, Myrtlo Jones, 1111 ittlrai-tivo
Bristol young lady. lt now dovelopg
that llnrrls Intu a wlfo and chlldM-n In At
lanta, Ga. His Atlanta wlfe wrotu to
Bristol liiiiuiritig for Ilarrls nnd saying
Khc hadn't lu-'inl frr.in hlm so long she
feart-d harm hnd ln-falli-n hlm. When
Harrls lenrned ho was about to bo ex
po?ed, he wrote hls. Atlantit wlfe, snylng
he had beon forced to rniirry th? Hrlut ,]
glrl. Ilarils tht-n flod from Itrl.-toi, ac
tompanicd by his Bristol wlfe.
Maatlache
lilllouKiie&B, sour etomai-h, constip^.
Uou gud all llver iiis mo cured l;
Wood's Pills
The non-lrritatlnif cathartle. P/.
26 w-ritu of all druKglBts or by mu.il i
. ttlilooa4(te,Ior7eU,AU??.
To supply clothing to make
them look as taeautllul as thelr
mothers think they are, and
have a price satisfactory to the
Fathers and a style that the lit
tle ones won'trebel agalnst, is
the condition thatconfronts us.
We'd Hkeyour oplnlon onthe
way we meet lt. \
$2.80 up.
SUMMER SUITS.
Boy's and Men's Summer
Suits at fractlonal pricesl'
LAST, WI^TER'S SUITS.
Boy's and Men's Last Sea
sou's Suits at30 to 40 of,f last
season's prices!
CIBELL'S DEFEAT
NOW GOMPLETE
(Contlnued From Flrst Page.)
tor work could not bo done hecauso no
lamb could ho found wllllng to rajr.lilrnself
upon tho nltor for the sacrlfice. Robert
AV. Blalr, AVytho counly's member of the
lnto Constltutlonal Convemlon, was men
tloiied, but docllnod to nccopt the nom -
nation for tho House of Delegates. Wll?
llam E. tllllenbeig, of Crocketts, was
nominated. . :
?
WANT ANOTHER JUDGE
, TO TRY JAMES TILLMAN
(Speclal to The Timos-Dispatch.)
SPARTANBURC1, S. C, September
U.?A motion wns entered here to-day
before Chlef Justlco Pope by attornoys
reprcscntlng the Commonwenlth of South
Cnrolinn, in tho cnso of James H. TIU
man, chnrged wlth the murder of Edltor
Gonzales, asklng for the rovocatlon of
tho order nppolntlng Judge Townsend
to preslde nt tho comlng trlnl.
Tho objectlons wero based on tcchni
calltles. ''?'? '.;'?' .'?
Justlce Popo wlll nnnounce hls decislon
later. '
Tho term of court during which Tll
mnn wJU bo trled will be convcned Sep?
tember 21st,
Sipe to Oppose Keezle, ;
(Speclal to Tho Tlmes-Dlsnatcli.).
HARRISONBURO, VA.. Sept.' 14.
George B. Keezle. who wns Saturday re
nominntcd for the Stnte Senate, wlll have
formldnble ripposltlon. The , Republleans
wlll make stronunns offorts to. dcfeatlilm,
Georee Slpe, present member pf 'th6 Leg
lslnture, wlll probably be' the 'candidate
nominated at tho Republlcan Conventlon
on September 2Sth. .... .
Another posslblo cnndldato Is Colonel
O B; RoIIpi-, mnynr nf Hnrrlspnourg.
For the Houso. Dr. H. M. Rodgers'and
AV. H. Hedrick wore nominated.
Colonol D. II. Leo Mnrtz, prosentiplerk
of tho Clrcult Court. wns nominated for
clerk of tho now court nnd prominent
Roinibllcnns statod thnt thero Vi'IIl be no
opposltlon candidate. " -., ?
The prlnctpal flght ln tho couhty of?
flcors wlll h* agalnst George N. Conr
rnd, Commonwealth's attorney, and E. A\.
Carpentor, treasurer, Both those men
wore ronomlnated by acclatnatlon, as waa
also John A, Switzer for sheriff,.
tf&ss Warm Contest ln Lunenburg.
(Speclnl to Tho Tlmes-Dlspnteh.)
MEHERRIN, ArA? Sept. 14?The prlmary
which wns ordered by tho Dlstrlct Com?
mlttee was held nt Plensnnt Grovo nnd
Mehcrrln Preclncts Saturday last. Tho
warmeBt flght wns made by tho people
who ran Hon. AV. C. Winn ngalnat Mr.
E. O. Wallaco for Bupervlsor. Accordlng
to an acreement, Mr. Wlnn would not
consent to be n cnndldato for tho ofllco
but tho peoplo wont tn work and nomi?
nated hlm by 90 votes agalnst 3 for Wal?
laco, Mr. Winn hlmself votlng for Wal?
laco.
Mr. Wallaco was not ln favor of the
prlmary nnd Itept some of hls frlendi
from votlng and lt Is understood that he
will net abldo by the rosults.
Vaden Withdraws.
(Specinl to The Tlmop-THspntch.)
CHATHAM, ArA., Sept. H.-Gllos H.
Vaden, contostant of AV. D, Duncan,
Deinocrtitic nomlnee for troasurer of
Plttsylvanla county, at tho rooent prl?
mary. tlled nolice to-dtiy wlth County
Chalrman E. S. Reld, wlthdrawlng hls
contest. Tlils lea'Ves tho field opon to
Duncan, exoeptlng Thomns N. Willlams,
Independent cnndldato, who Iuib not beon
henrd from shu-e the prlmary.
A'aden wlll IsBtie a clrculur, atatlng bia
reasons for wlthdrawlnn*
,-?
Ticket in Northumberlaucl.
(Spoclal tn Tne Tlmofl-nispnieh.)
WARBAW". A'A.. Sopt. 14.-The Pemo
cratB of Nnrthumborlnnd mot In eonvpn
tlon nt Ileathsvlllo Ihls afternoon nnd
notnlna-tert tho followlng ticket;
I'or Coiiiinonwoiilth's attorney, C, p,
Towles.
For tronsuror. J. M. Uooth.
For commlssioncr of rovenue. R, S,
Brent, . .,
l-',,i- aheflft, \VI B, French. of Nortlunn.
hfiiand, who hns boeil ln Gennany.
No Primnry In Loulsa.
ISpi-clul t<> Tli? Tluics-OlspntcU,)
IXH'I.SA, ArA., Sept. 14.?At a mas.i
meoting here tn-?lny, representing nll
p.-uts of tho oounty, iho nrtinnry was
abandont-d nnd a now eominlttoo appolnl-,
ed with ex-Stato Henaior w. 0, uihh
as tho chalrman, of tho new oommlUei'i
Mr. Hlbb also decjarod hlmself a t-iuuli
dato for Commonwealth's attorney ln op
noMtlQh to II. to Gordon, tho preBoiu ln
ciiinboiit. Tho contest from now on for
tho various county Ofllcei promlses to be.
n v.nrin one.
?
f'Knce Edward Candidates.
(Speclal to Tho Tlmos-Pispntch.)
l-'AHMVII.I.F, VA.. Sept- H.~Thero nro
only IWQ ponteslanis for tho LeKlsl.-iiiuv
ln prlnce Kdwaid county now, Mr. J.
W. Mi-I'urliind, thu thlrd candidate. hav
Ina wtthdrawn irotn the raco. leavlng
MeWs. Hiuic- and Owen for the peoplo
tn di-i-hle pelwean at the prlmary, Septem.
her 29th. Very llttle interest 1b being
nifilllfryted.
Mr. \V. G. I.amhfrt, innnager of the
Rlchmond Union Stock Company, left lnrt
nlgnt lor Now York on a pleaitire trlp,
SJiia. Henry Meyftr, of No. S10 East clay
Street. returned homo last nlght, after a
weok'a fcUv wlth frlends in Norfolk. A'n.
LEADERS
DEFEATED
Plttsburg Natlonals and Bos
ton Amerlcans Both Lose.
THE GIANTS WIN TWICE
St. Louls the Victlm of the ' Gothnm
Natlonals?Phlllles Trounce Pltts?
burg, and Grlfflth's Hlghland
ers Down Collins' Hubites.
Scores Yesterday.
Clnclnnali 1, Boston 4
St. r.onln 2, New Vork 8.
St Louls 0, Now York 5 (saoond same).
.illb-Ul'g -, i'.niUuOlpili.l to.
Whoro They Play To-Day.
Boston at Plttsburg.
Bropklyn at St. Louls.
New York at Clnclnnatl.,,
Phlladelphla at Chicago".
Standingofthe Clubs.
Won. Loot. P. C.
Plttsburg .V.'..85 42 .070
New York,...'. 70 ' 60 .013
Chicago .........75 52 ; ._90
Clnclnnali. .6 68 , .oil
Brooklyn .>????.$! 63 .50U
Boston . .3 73 Ml
Phlladolphla...-11 ., 70 .342
St. Louls...;. 42, 87, ,m
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
At Plttsburg: Phlladelphla batted both
local pltchers- freely. Plttsburg's work
was mlsorable, bot hat bat and ln flold.
Score: R. H. B.
Plttsburg .0 1 001 00 00-2 r 5
Phlladelphla.0 0 3 3 0 1111?10 17. 0
Batteiles: Pfeister, Kennedy and Pho ps;
Duggleby and Doolng. Time, 1:55. ? Um
plre, O'Dny. > Attendance, 1,700.
At Chicago: By bimohlng hlts the Io
cals defdated Brooklyn easlly to-day.
Score; K. H. K.
Chicago .2 2 0 0 0 2 "-6 10 2
Brooklvn .0 0 0 0 2 0 0?2 6 4
Batterles: Taylor and Kllng; Jones and
Rltter. Time. 1:20. Umpire, Bmslle. At?
tendance, 1,000.
At Sf. Louls: St. Louls lost both games
of a double-heador here to-day to Iho
New York club. In the flrst game the
vlsltors pounded MoFarland hard. In tho
second games Ames, McGraw's new pltch?
er made hls debut. St. Louls had not
made a hlt off hlm when the game waa
called at the end of the flfth lnnlng, on
account of darkness.
Flrst Game? _ _? __
Score: . R. H. 15.
St. Louls.0 20 0 000 00?2 9 4
New York ........ 2 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 0-8 12 1
Batterles: MoFarland and Ryan; Tay?
lor and Warner. Time, 1:47. Umpires,
Johnstone and Moran.
Seoond Game?
Scoro: R. H. B.
st. Louis.'??'252SH' _? 5
New York . 3 10 0 1-5 6 1
Batterles: O'Nell and Ryan; Ames a.n_
Warner. Umpires, Moran and Johnstone.
Attondancc, 1,890. Time, 1:20.
At Washington: Washington barely es.
caped a shut-outat the hands of. Phlla?
delphla to-day. The vls tors llked- Patten s .
iltchlnp and batted hlm to all parts or
%?*?: . \ ? : R.ILB.
Washington .0 0 0 07000 10-:l 6 3
Phlladelphla .1 1 0 o 2 1 3 0 0?13 15 0
Batterles: Patten and Kitrldge; Henley.
Plnnnco and Shrcckongost. Time, 1:80.
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 967.
American
Scores Yesterday.
Phlladelphla 13, Washington 1.
New York 4, Boston 2.
Detrolt 5, Chicago 1.
Detrolt 8, Chicago 10 (second game).
Schedule for To-Day. ,
New York at Boston.
Phlladelphla at Washington.
Standlng of tho Clubs.
Won. Loct. P. C.
Uoston . 81 43 .053
Cleveland . 72 66 .563
Phlladelphla . 60 56 .541
New Yor.'c . 12 57 .oA
Detrolt . 61 . 62 .496
St. Louis . 00 05 .4S0
Chicago . 56 09 .4-18
Washington . 37 S7 .298
tn
At Boston: Now York won to-day'fl
gnme bv bunchlng hlts off Dlneen In the
slxth Innlng.
Scoro: R, H. E.
Boston .0 2000000 0-2 8 3
New Y'ork.0 0 00 180 0 0?1 8 2
Batterles:''Dlnoen nnd Stahl: Chosbro
and Bevlllo. Tlme, 1:19. Umplros, Has
sett nnd ICerlns. Attendance, 4,021.
At Detrolt: Tho locnls supported KIs
slnger woll, and won the flrst gamo wlth
enso. They also had tho second, went to
ploces, rallled and flnlshed bad. '
Score: B. H.E.
Chlcago .;,....0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0?1 3 1
Detrolt .10O00103?~5 10 1
Bntlerles: Klfrsinger nnd McGuire;
Flahertv and Slattery. Tlme, 1:20. Um?
plre, O'Loughltn. '. .
Second gamo? < ? .
Scoro: R. H. E.
Chlcago .000205030-10 12 2
Detrolt.0 0 1 1 5 0 l 0 0- 8-11 5
Batterles: Owen nnd Sulll.vnn; Kane,
Mullln nnd McGuire. Tlmo, 2 hours. Um?
plre, O'Loughlln. Attendance. 2,812.
At Clnclnnntl: Clhclnhnti took the Inst
gamo of tho sorles from Bostqn to-day.
by hard hltting.' ? ? '
Scoro: . H- H..E.
Clnclnnntl .........1 0 M l 3 4 2 ?-11 10 1
nnston .2 02 000 000-4 )> 1
Batterles: Phllllps and ?PelU: PIttlngor
and Moran. Tlme, 1:M, Umplre, llurst.
Attendance, 1,711.
Soufhern League Qnmer
MEMPHIS, TI3NN,, Septemher 1-1.
__p____) "? W* **?
Memphls . 2 2OO0O01X-6 ? 3
Molugomefy !..... 0 0 1 0 l 1 0 0 0-3 3,0
Batterles: Brltonsteln and Fitz; Stnt-rf
dnle nnd Clarko.
At Shmveport: Nnshvlllo defented the
liomo team ln both tlio gamea playod here
to-day, ,, ... ,,.
Khrovenort.2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 11 2
NaehvW . .....0301300(10-7 14 2
BntterTea: Levls and Qrafflua; Herman
and ltoth.
Seeoiul game- __ ??? R
ShroveDOrt .2 0 1 0 0 0 0-3 11 0
Unttcrlea: Kelb, Swan und Urnfflus,
Jolmson und Roth.
At l.lttle Rock- ' lr ,,
r-ittir. hock.200000001-3 6 1
Atlanta .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-S 2 1
Unttorles: Uulln and Lynch; WHson nnd
Mntthrwa.
Second gamo? ? ...
Boorei. A ? Tl- lh B;,
Llttle Rock.0 00 0 0-0 3. 0
Atlanta .2 0 10 0-3 0 0
Unttorles: Weyhlng and Lynch; LU
ond MalthowB.
At New Orleans: _ __ __
Score: _ R. Hi K.
New Oi-leans.O0010010 ??2 6 5
Blrmlngham .00000000 0-0 3 0
Batterlei: Dnnnehower and Iinviey;
Ci-ahell and Mlllo<-k.
-,-?
Lleutennnt M. M. Taylor has been Ae
tuched from tho "Franklin" at the Nor
full; navy yard nnd asslgned to the com
muin} of the torpedo bout "Hopklns.
MUNYONS'
Mo'j-SOAP
Haxel *?*
Intly'H
_ ;.> Fonp
Is n soap fofc oVerybody wh? wMlM ?
best tolleb sonpuver inntla,
APPEALS to
THE POWEBS
'(Conflmtcd From Flrst Pnge.^
Turklsh forces 'riowTrTKastorn Macedonla
nro esttmated'tii 17,000,
" NoW fclooks Like Wnr. '
(By Assoclnlcl I'rcM.) ,
SOF1A, BULGARIA, September 14.?
AVhlle It is posslble that a Turko-Bul
garlnn war'inifty. even yet P? averted,
tho prcjbabllltles of etieh nn encounter
woro nover grcnter thnii nt the present
moment. Tho recent noto to tho Powers,
tho most dcolded stop yet taken by the
prlnclpallty, -wns d|ctntor1 not only, by
the nlarmlng'r-ports of wholcsnle massn
crea and dovastotlon dnlly nrrlvlng, but
oven moro .by: tho IntlKTeronce of tho
Powers towards the soverlty of Turkey s
rcpresslve mcaSUres,
People here .conshler thnt tho anxloty
of tho Powers' aenm lo bo manlfosted
chlefly ln repeatod admonltlons to tho
Porte to siippress mvolutlon wlth nll
speed nnd enorgy pnsslMe. Telograms
from Constantlhoplo appear In tlils
evenlng'a papers nssertlng thnt the nm
hassadors hnd. tirged tho Sultnn s gov?
ernment to -suppress tho Insurrection
wlthout.any consldcrnllons of morcy nnd
not to hosltnto to burn nnd dostroy the
vlllnges or take any other steps which
mlght be decmed nccessnry.
'These dlspatches,. though of doubtfiil
orlgln nnd posslbly not worthy of serl
ous acceptatlon; aro not entlrely out of
hnrmony wlth repnrts prevlously re?
celved here. ,
Tha Bulgarinn mlnlstry. thoro nppenrs
to he llttle 'doubt, lii face of strongest
pressuro from wlthln nnd wlthout. hns
endeavored, to rnainlnln strlct-ncutrnllty,
but It nppear3 vory probahlo thnt the
government may now depnrt from this
posltlon.
Demrnds Actlve tntervantln.
(By.' ABSociated Presa.)
PETERSBURG; ' Sept. 14.-The Novoe
Vfemvo to-day 'demands actlve Interven
tlon In Macedonla and proposes as a so
lutlon of the dlfnctiltles, the attachlng of
ofneers of the representative forelgn pow?
ors to all Turkish.'supresstve expedltions,'
SITUATION AT BEIRUT
Chiefof Pollce Deposed and Twenty
eight Arrest s Made.
(By Assoclated' Press.) .. ,, .
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 14.-Tho
Navy Department to-day posted the fol
lowlrig.buIlet'lnt(/',. ' ,
"Admlral,Cotton lelegraphs from Bel?
rut, 12th instant,, that he had exchanged
very satisfactbry ylslts wlth tho govern
or-generai; The: governor has personal
chargcof vlcCfConsul case. Tho lato chlet
of pollce ' has ,'baeiv deposed. TwentyT
eightpersons.'Vfh'n'nBj.the/prlncipals ,In
the dlsturbances./of last Sunday, have
been arrestSfc"'1 Beirrtt'./iujet.' . Admln
Istratlon'ofrf^w gbvernor-Kenoral In'splres
conflden'c'o!''. The former! gb'frernor-genoral
left on the J2th Ins'tant for; Constantlno?
ple. ? , ".- .'..,-? .
'''.' New Vali of Beirut.
(By Asrfoclated Press.)' ? ?*
BEIRUT. SYRTA, Sept.-14v?It-|s report?
ed that Klazlm Boy,- 'governor'of Pales
tino, will Bucceed Roahld Bey as vali of
?Belrut, rollevlng Nazim Pnsha, govornor
of Damascus, now acllng vali Of Beirut.
Klazlm Bey has shown much exeoutlvo
^ablllty and has malntalned ?.'excellenf
'order in Palestlne.
A Reverse Blow.
CSoeclnl to the Timefi-Dlspatch.) ?.
CITARLOTTESVILLE, VA.. Sopt. 14.
Englncer Rlchard Mooro, of . Charlottes
vlllo, who is runnlng frelgh.t traln No. td
on tho Soufhern Rallroad. was quite bad
ly hurt nt Orange, Va. The reverse lever
of his englne Bllpped, strlklng hlm a. ter
rlflc. blow and knocklng hlm out of his
cab. Two rlbs wore broken. ..:
-> .,..,.? * ??'
CULLEN UNABLE
TOGIVEBAIL
fSneolal to The Tlmo'-Dlspatch.l
WtNCHESTER, VA., Bept. 14,-Orbln
C. Cullen. tho lawyer^proaeher and pro
prlelor of the Whlte Sulphur Sprlngs nt
Wnter Llck, Loudoun county, Va.. wlio
was arrosted Saturday for fraudulent
uso of the mnlls. had not been ablo to se
curo the nocfisnnrv flvo thousand dollar
ball for his reloaae, " _ ? . _ .
Attorney M. J. Fulton, ot Front. Royal,
conforrod wlth Unlted Statos Commls
Blonor T. J, Tnvonner to-day concernlng
ball, but none has been furnlahed. uov
ornmont offlcers alleffe'fl that Culjon ls
one of the slickest fllm-flammers ln tho
country. He Is sald to hnVeS 'a certlfleate
of lunncy whlch has savert hlm from
,_?t.?-.? ?,>., n? .al nrti.na1nnfl.
PRESIDENT ROOSVELT
WOULD LOVESUCH AMAN
(Specinl to Tho Times-DIspatch.)
EAST RAPFORD, VA., September 14.
Mrs, George Stump, of East Radford, wlfe
of n carpentBr, gnve blrth'last nlght to
trlplots, one boy and two glrlBi
Mothor nnd chlldren dolng well.
M1NISTER SAVES
MEMBER'S LIEE
Rev, Mr. Abraham Rescues
W.L. Goode, of Sklnquar?
ter, from Drowning.
Mr. \V. P. Goodo, a prorrilnent oUbon cf
Sklnquarter, Chostorflold county, ,had a
narrow oscapo from drownlng on-Satur?
day last. whllo flshlng wHh^jv^rty of
frlends ln hla prlvate pond, . \
Hls pastor, ltov.'Sl. George T, Ahra
Jiam, pastor of the Sklnquarter ?Maptlst
Church, savuil hl.-i llfe,
Wlthln wlght of hls wlfe, ohlldron, sls
tors nnd membera of his famlly ne ?0,.,t
down several tlmes. Ho was ontnngled in
u not and could not free hlmself. Rev.
Mr. Abrohnm swnr.j out to hlm fncl,.nt
the last monif-nt suecoeded ln drawing tne
oxhaustcd. niau to shullntv water, It wns
recognlsed by all to bo n groat rlsk f?r
Mr. Abraham slnce ho had 'also(been ">
tha wator and wns wufferlng' from crnmp.
Mr. Goode was Ina aeml-conaclous con
dltlon for somo tlme after belng'ref?u0L.'''
Ho.could ecarcely reallzo how lt all tiap
pencfl. Both Mr. Goode and Mr. Abrauam
are wdl known ip Rlchmond. Th? \>e0}}\?
of Sklnquarter vlllage are ?steemlngincir
gallant pastor moro blghly M* |nan
HIGHBAITS
rWRUN
He Captured Junlor Cham?
plon Stakes Yesterday.
HE CARRIED 127 POUNDS
Hla Time Wai IHO 2-6-The Stakes
Are V_lued at FifteSn Thousand
Dollare ?The Other
\ ? '?.' ? Results.
: NEW YORK, Sopt. 14,-Hlghball, wlth
127 nounds on hls back, added another
claaalo to hls nlready long hat by cap
turlng the $15,000 Junlor Champlon stakes
for two-year-old* at ClraveBend to-day.
Arlstocracy and Loonidaa Jumped away
in front wlth Hlghball ln thlrd poaltlon.
Roundlng into the stretch thero was a
genoral closing up, but Arlstocracy
droppcd bnck benton. In tho dnve
through the atretch Hlghball came
through and won. Tho flrat speclal for
three-yenr-olda and upwnrds, ono mlle
ond a quartcr was only a gallop for Mc
Chesnoy. Qottlng off ln* front ho made oil
Ihe pace nnd won caslly by four longtha.
Slummnrles: _ ? ' ...
Flrst raco-about slx furlongs-Wenlth
(0 to 1) flrst, Dlvlnlatlon (4 to 1) second.
Jocund (8 to 5) thlrd. Time 1:10.
Second rncc-the Hltchcock BtcopleolHuse,
rbout two mlles and a half-Caller (0 to
?,) flrst, Carrier Plgeon (13 to 1) second,
Amur (9 to 2) thlrd. Tlmo'6:04.;
Thlrd race-the Junlor champlon of *ir>,
000 about seven furlongs-IIIghball (4 to
1) 'flrst, LeonlrinB (0 to B) aecond, Or
mondo's Rlght (12 to 1) thlrd, Tlmo
1:10 2-5. ' , -
Fourth race-tho flrst Speclal, one mlle
and a quarter-McChesney (1 to 8) flrst,
Goldsmlth (T to 1) second, Sherlff Boll
(20 to 1) thlrd, Ti'me 2:08.
Flfth race?selllng; flve and a half.fur
Icngs-Tol Snn (11 to 5) flrst, Wlet/rla
(20 to 1) second, Redman (13 to 1) thlrd.
Tlmo 1:07 4-5.
Slxth rnce-solllnK; ono mllo and a slx
teonth?Stuyve (16 to 5) flrst, Mabcl Rlch
ardson (5 to 1) second, Hoodwlnk (18 to
5) thlrd. Time 1:47.
Seventh race?selllng; flvo and a, half
furlongs-For Luck (0 to 10) flrst, Mor
della (12 to U aecond, Bath Beach (6 to
1) thlrd. Time 1:07.
LOU DILLON'S TIME
WAS NOT BEATEN
Major Demar Failed on Ac
count of Poor Pacc
Making.
(By Assoclated Pross.)
REABVILLE, ;>IASS? Sept. 14.?Al
though the weathor condltlons wore ldeal
and tho Rcadvlllo track llghtnlng fast
Mhjor Dehia^.fafled ''to-.beat Lou Dillon's
'performanco oh the same track of a mlle
1n two mlnutes, prlnclpally through poor
pace-maklng. Tho geldlng,. wlth the'as
slstance-of an automoblle for the flrst half
and a r.unnlng horse ahoad ln the second,
covored the mllo in 2:00 3-4. Tho flrst
quarter waB made i'n :30 3-1 seconds, the
'automoblle keeplng off to the slde. At
the three-elghths pole a runner started
in about ten yarda ahead of the blg trot?
ter. The half was mado ln 1:00 1-2. The
two horses swept around tho curvo to the
three-quarters, rcachlng the pole ln 1:30
1-4 from the start( whlch made the tlmo
for the thlrd quarter :2fl 3-4.
As tho three came Into the stretch the rtin
nor faltored sllghtly ond MoBonald was
forced to pull up a blt. Comi'ng to tho
wlre McDon.-ild used hls best efforts to
got evory partlcle of speed out of tho
fust-tlrlng trotter, but was unablo tp
make up tho tlmo lost at tho head of
the stretch. Summary:
2:07 pace?purse $1.000?Major C, won ln
wo stralght hoats; .Locanda second,
Sptilnx thlrd. Best time 2:04.
lflOO foals trot?purse 51.000-Totara won
iu two Btrafght heats; Callform'a Cres?
ceus second. Bost tlmo 2:17 1-2,
2:13 trot-purso $1,000?Promlse won In
two stralght heats; Cresccnt second; Guy
Fortune thlrd. Best time 2:10 1-4.
Foals of 1891) trot?purso $2,000-Margaret
Bathgate won ln three stralght heats;
Walnscott second, Judge Groon thlrd. Bost
time 2:11 1-4.
The Harlem Races.
CHICAGO, ILL,, Sopt. H.-Resulta at
Hnrlem:
Flrst race?slx furlongs-QuIzz II. (0 to
10) flrst, Charlle Grnlnger (7 to 1) sec?
ond, Sweet Tooth (20 to 1) thlrd. Tlmo
1:22 3-5.
Second race ? steeplechase, short
course-Llngo (0 to 2) flrst, Llmeltght (00
to 1) second, Mr. Roso (2 to 1) thlrd.
Timn 8:68.
Thlrd race?Tho Cicero solhng stnkes,
ono mlle-Fadlng Llght (20 to 1) flrst,
Orfen (8 to B) second, Brush Bay (7 to
1) thlrd. Tlme 1:47 3-S.
(Fourth race?slx furlohgs?Albemarlo (7
to 2) flrst, Wlll Shelly (18 to 1) second,
Lady Kent (12 to 1) thlrd. Tlmo 1:21 3-5.
Flfth raco?flvo furlongs?Nnnnle Hodge
(11 to 10) flrst, Casclne (3 to 8) sooond,
Tokalbn (0 to (5) thi'rd. Tlme 1:00 2-5,
Slxth race?one nnd a quarter miles?
Lord Melbnurno (2 to l) flrst Falr Lady
(12 to 1) second, Dodle S. thlrd. Tlme
not tnkon,
.
PROMINENT VIRGINIA
WIIOISNOWINRICHMOND
Among tho promlnent Alrglnlnns ln the
clty to nttond tho hearlngs on the nssess
inent of rnllway property which wlll be-,
Pln In tho Law npd Equity Court room
before the State Corporatlon Commts.
slon this nooii ls Mr. George L. Cavtor,
of Brlatol, who 1b Identifled wlth some
of tho largest rnllway and inlnlng cor?
poratlons ln the South.
Mr. Carter orgnnlzed the Vlrglnla Iron
Coai and Colte Company, a twenty mlL
llon dollnr corporatlon, and wns Its presl?
dent untll ho sold hls Interest theroin. Ho
ls now prealdent, of the Crnne's Nc?t
Coal Company, a corporatlon ownU'E
115.000 acros of coal Innds and ono thou
so nd coko ovons.
He is also presldent Of the South and
wcstern Railway, which auccendod ?.ho
old railway known ns the "Three C's.."
This in now belng oxtended southward
from Crane's Nest, Va.. to Johnaon Clty.
Totm. Mr. Cartor ls also a large ralsor
of flne c.Lttlo, havlng a honrd of 300 ex?
port cnttle. H? ie Identifled wlth other
large intoroste.
COULDN'T GET MARRIED
Norfolk Gouple Found Richmond Min-.
istera Qulte Hard Hearted.
A fow duys ago, whlle an exeurslop
from Norfolk *'as ln the clty, n young
man. clogelv followed by a self-eonsctous
young uii-i," approached ono of the capl?
tal pniicmnen and announced thnt ne
Vlshed to get married, und asked to be
dlreelcd ivto n. mlnlster. The emlftoous;
ofllcor polilted otit three Melhodlst rrtlh-.
tsters slttlng atl a benoh ln. th* pftt-ltn
aha the love lorh sWaln nt once sought
out the preaohor. Jla tadkledRev, John
T, Bosmali, pnstor ?of the_ Park Place
churoh, doublless attracted by hls, be--,
novolent faeei nnd InVIIIng alr of cottrlesy,
and nnnotinoed hla. deslro. Mr. Bosmnn
becnme interested, and doalrod to know
when and where the couplo dealred the
ccremonv to ba performnd. "Oh, nnywhefn,
and just as aoon as you ean," wns tlie
reply. The mlnlBtof, wlth an oyo to tha
proprletlea of the alluntlon and tba dlg-'
nlty of tho proceedlng, aUggeatod :tlmt
tho couplo seek somo. moro prlvate flnd'.
nttlng plaoe. Thereuport the Lexlngton
Hotel wns, selected, _and tho ceremony
puiled off ln ttpprovod inaiinor. '
Rev, W. B, Boauchamp, anothor of tho
mlnlflterial trlo, wns aoon aftorwards ap
proachod by anothor couple on tho same
mlflslon. , ... , .
"Havo you aecured your Hcenso7 nakod
tl'Voll"h'lieri thought I could get that
hqre or nlmo8t_anywhero,"
Unon belng lnformed that ho must get
hls nconaoltt Norfolk, the Pro? v?
groom was somowlmt porploxod, but fltt
allyahnppy thought lllumlned hls eager
oountcnance. , _, ?,_,.,
'"Well, you tlo us up hero nnd woll
got tho llcenso whon wo get home, nnivo
lyTrheePlmfn.lshtorBffl.' *&*? euppresaed
hls mlrth -and lnformed Iho eoupo that
thls plan, too, wos out of thejiueBtlon.
Then another happy thought camo to tho
anxloua, prospectlve brldegroom.
"Can't you use tho long dlfltanco lele
pliono and got tt llcenso for us In Nor
Velng nssurod that thla waa Irrerular,
tho couplo turnod nway wlth heavy hoarts
and I'eiuotantly poatponefl the nuptlals
untll thoy returned to Norfolk, whoro, lt
Is presumed, they flnally bocame^ tlotl
up.
^*j^4*4._^H?++H?'M*i-M*4+
: Mainly About People ::
?{.+._.+._.+._. * ?_? 4 't ? !? 4 '1- ? fr+4?**+4?M
Dr. E. M. Hardy has; returned from
Europe. ' ; ??___
Mrs. Jennle Yeomans, who haa beon
connected wlth the Byron W. Klng Bchool
of oratory thls Biimmor, ond who spent
the tlmo conductlng InatltuteB ln New
York and Ponnsylvanla, haB returned to
the clty, and wlll remaln horo thla Wln
ter, ''?"*'
Henry W. Stampor, Jr? of Alexandrla,,
resldent onglneer In charge of tho Ponn
svlvania Rallroad lmprovements botweon
Quantlco and Wa8hlngton, has returned
Messrs. C. A. Poplc, of tho Stato Bank
and W. M. Addlaon, ot the Natlonal
Bank of Vlrglnla. wlH leave Wednesday
for Cleveland, O., to attend the conven?
tion of tho Amerlcan Imitltute.
Dr. AV. J. West left yosterday for Roa
noko lo attend the sesslon of the Stato
Medlcni Soclety. ? ? ?'?] .-_
Mr. Cullen S. Pltt, of Barton Helghts.
has left for a vacatlon trlp to Boston and
lts viclnlty. i
- Tho Masonic Homo Auxlllary wlll meet
at 11 o'clock thls mornlng at tho Maaonlc
Temple.
Mrs. Dr. Wyatt S. Boazley and chll?
dren, who havo been spendlng. the paat
month ln Greeno county. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. AVIlllam A. Bragg, Jr.. and chll?
dren, of Petersburg, who have been vislt?
lng Afton for the past threo weeks, are
the guosts of Mrs. AV. L. Gordon.
Mlsses Jnnie and Evn AValsh are homo
BKnln, nfter a ploasant month at Crozet,
Va. V
Mlss Bella- W'alford ls visltlng frlondB
at Crdzet. Va. xa z
Mrs. St. Julian Oppenholmer nnd chll?
dren aro expected home to-day from
Fluvanna county, whero they have been
vhltlng the past few weeks.
Mrs. AV. J. Pnyne, who has been spond?
lng the month of August at tho Bed ford
Sprlngs, Pa., has returned to her home
l:i this clty.
-Mrs, AV. H. Davls and her daughter,
Mlss Mnudo Mcrccr Davls, huvi. g'ino
to N?w Y,.rk. >?? i>. Lrior pleasure trlp.
Hon. D. Q. Eggloston, Secretary of tho
Commonivt-atth, hno returned to tne city
nfter a weok's rost at Hls home in Char
jotto county.
Mr. .Samuel Bendlt, Unlted'States De
pmvMarshal, who haa beun 111, Is stend
llv Improvlng, and hls frlends nre hope
ful of hls completo recovery soon.
Judgo Edmiind AVaddlll. Jr.. who re?
turned to Gje clty to attend the funernl
of Judge Minor, has gone agnln to the
Cold Sulphur SprlngB. A'a., to resume
hls recroatlon stny there.
Mr. Joseph P. B'rady, clerk of the
V. ?. Courts. ls expected home to-day
from tho mountnlns of A'lrglnia where ho
has been enjoying a fortnlght's vacatlon.
Mlss Bornlce M. Stahl will leave tO-<lny
for Holllns. Va., where sho entered Hol
llns Inatltute to take tho ncademlo
course thore. .
Mr. Charles O B. Cowardln, a well
known young nowspaper man fprmer-ly
connected wlth tho press of this clty,
but lntor of Staunton, Is in tho city vistl
Iiik frlends and relatives. .,',_, .. ?
Dr E W. Mngnidor. chemlst of the
Department of Agriculture. whp hns been
111 of malarla, a,t Charlottesville, has re?
turned to the clty and ls about wo.l
nMn"'srs. J. Jordan Leako, KIrkwood
Ml cheli and George Alnsllo nnd *Mfn
have just returned from * Vh>?e-?^
slnv ln Cnnada, visltlng North Hnttcy,
Q,A,l0,-)enndnM.?shH.,S "tfeard and famlly.
social acquisitlons.
TO RIDE THROUGH
FEUD DISTRICTS
Salvatlon Army to Employ
Cavalry in More Dangerous
Kentucky Sectlons.
C1NCINNATI, O., Sept. 14.-The flrst
use of cavalry ln the Salvatlon army wlll
be made this week In a march through
?he feSo dlBtrlcts of Kentucky. Those
who wlll rlde wlth Staff Captaln Wllllam
EHentt nnd Colonel Rlchard E. Haley, ar
Hved he"o to-day In Rough Rlder unl
forrris. To-morrow they wlll have a day
meeting at AVInchester, Ky. Next day
thoy wlll hold meetlngs nt Jackaon nnd
wlll start across the mountnlns for meet
i-ngs at Salyersvillo, Prestonburg, Flkos
'?Ule Hlndman. Hnzard, AVhitosburg and
then'oe lnto Tennossee and Vlrglnla.
Tho itlnerarv of threo weeks may be
extended; The offlcrs ot the Snlvatlon
army will be the guests at Jnckson, of
former State Senntor Alexander Hnrgla
who ls now nt Cynthlann, attondlng tht
trlal of Curtls Jet, ____
PJlPLES
I trlofl all klnrla of Wnorl romodlea which 'alled
{oiiYin'ulnB tha uikT of Hiorn anil reoorainontiina'
hoi" to piy frfonrtn. I feol llne yrlian I riso n tl?3
niornhia. i?Icpo t? lmvo u chanco to rocommouil
C*fww*". rsd 0. WHUP, W El? Bt? Nawark, N. J,
Plauut, PalaUbla, Potent, TaatoOood.P?9?*>
Quarutitoed to ouro or r??* wmiey pw1*' v
Sterllng Romedy Co., Chlc?|o or N.V. 595
$ Seventy Yeara of
Progress
The manuf-cture of
iGorham
Silver
requlfed in" 1832 a
rnere handiul ot wprk
men. To-day over two
thousand 01 the most
skilled craftsrrien in mt
world are occupied iri
its production.
Jewelera
keap lt
MONEY PAID PARKS
TO PREVENT STR1KE
The Orand Jury Returns Two
More Indi6tments Agalnst
the Walking Delegate.
(By Assoclated PrcBa.)
NEW YORK, Sopt. 14.-Tho grand Jut
to-day returned another lndlctment
agalnst 8am Parks, tho walking dclegato,
maklng the Jlfth lndlctment found agalnst '
hlm. On ono lndlctment Parks haa
beon found gullty.
The lndlctment returncd to-day chargei
Parks wlth tho extortlon of $000 from
the Tlffany Studlcs, on Fourth Avenue .
Parks was arralgned beforo Judgo Foa-'
tor, and ball was fixod at $2,000, whlch
was Immedlately furnlahed.
On Decembor 31, 1902, lt is alleged, the
men worklng on the bulldings for tho
Tlffany concern, alopped work and upon
Foreman Louls Scmltt Inqulrlng the
cause, ho swears he was told to "Oo and
see pArks. Schmltt says.-ln hla affl
davlt that he went and saw Parks and
was told by tho latter that he was flned
#00, "as inltlntlon fee, whlch the unlon
demands." Schmltt saya the money was ?
pald to Parks at tho latter's home, on
Jahuary 5th, and the men returncd tr
work.
^fews of ffiaiiroads. j
The statement of earnlngs and cxpenaes
of the Southern Railway Company for
the flrst week in September, wlth com
parlaons wlth tho correspondlng week
last year, are thuB glven out: Southern rail?
way syatern, excludlng the St. Louls
LoulBvllle lines for the week of thls year,
were $7-12.742, compared wlth JT01.S5?, saine
week last) year, an Increase of $40,S8t for
the week of 1903. The earnlngs of the St.
Louls llnes for the week thla year were
$74,718. compared wlth $03,330, an Incroase
of $11,388. _ ,,
The Norfolk nnd Western Railway car?
ried down to the seashore. Sunday on 113,
outlng ? traln' 430 pasBengers, There Ib a
mlstaaen Improsslon thnt this was uie
last Trllby trlp this season, but the man-.
agement of tho road announco that they
wlll ba continued through the month and
poBBlbly Into October, if tbe weather ba
favorable.
Mr. C. B. Ryan, general passengcr agent
of the Seaboard Alr Llno, with hcadquar
tors at Portsmouth, Is ln tho clty on om
clal buslness. Ho wlll leave for the north
to-day.
Mr Arthur G. Lewls, Southern pasnen
gor 'a?ent of tho Baitlmore and Ohlo
Railway, was a vlaltor at the passenger
offlces of the Southern Railway.
Captaln C. W. Weatbury, dlstrlct passen
gor agent of the Southern Railway, is in
Washington on buslness of the company;
Mr. Nlcholas Slattery, hls chlef clerk, waa
ln oharge of the olflco durlng hls -b
86TlCt?.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohlo Railway car
t-led down on Its Sunday outlng tralna
to the seashore cltles and reaorts Sunilay
about B00 persons. The season promisca
to run later thls year than over before,
owlng to tho large patrouage.
HER ANNUAL TRIP
Mrs. Gill Tntccs FTchmonders.to Wash?
ington Monday.
Mrs. Ollls annual fall excurslor,i to Wash?
ington. for whlch so many walt. wlll be
conducted by hor on next Mon. ay Sop?
tomhor 21st.' No trlps are run out 01
R|mhmond whlcli havo in the years past
SveTmoVaaUafaetlon ???? ?!
For a long Urne sho has ' set the pi?
nnd othera have followed. Sho aUends
to o?ry detall of tho trlp herself and
sees lt ls rlght, sho Invarlably looks
after the comfort of her patrona. herself
and sho has nover had nn accldent Hor
crowd* aro alwayn very largeU?ut:Order
ly. Many adtea go wlth her ^Itnouv.es
co.t The man '''Washington who Issue.
marrlage llcenses has aeen Mrs. Glll b aa
vertlsement and has gotten a WJWm
of blanka so that none wlll bo dlsnppoln -
cd. Tho traln wlll leave Broad nnd Han
cock Streets next Monday mornlng at_?.io
nncl returntng, leave Washington, W cd7
nosday, 23d, at fl P. M.
STRUCK WlTH ROCK
Oolored Womaii Serlously Injured by
Bflng Hlt Wlth aRock.
a renort was recelved at tho Thlrd
StatlonP?ast nlght thnt a colored woman
?";J Hnttlo A. Wn ace had beon hlt
ln the elde wlth a rock and badjvhurt
Upon investlgatlon lt was learned hat
Hib woman waa struok on the nlght 01
he Wth whlle walking along, Jnckaon
Rreot and that sho la now ln a bad
way at her home, No. 706 Prlco Street.
Ntw Teelphone Llne.
(Speclal to Thn Tlmes-pispateh.)
FARMYILLB. VAi. Sept. M.-Work has
PonM-nencer on the telephone system to
h? hu?lt ln Prlnce Edward apd Cumber
i?nri countles b" tho Southsldo Telephone
Company, recently organlred,. jn Farm
,V The main llne wlll be built to Bethlehora
Church ln Prlnce Edward. connectlng
There wlth--the Pamplln Clty and Char
iott? courthouse system. and In Cum
wi?nS countyI the llne wlll coniiect at
ctiWrland Courthouae. wlth a llne to
RThom offlcers are Dr. Peter Wlnston,
DS'anV.Tt D Eggloaton, vlee-pres dent,
S^f'-UnePftrimweae?, ?i W. Venable,
neVrotiryand- Kenrier Crowley, who
is chulrrnnn of tho .eonstruetlon forces.
?, i a ' , "'
Bad Luck WlthMules.
fHpeolal to Tlie Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
TRUITT. VA., Sept. 14.-Mr. A. B. Ke>
ley, a fat-mer, llvlng nenr here, has had ?
flne mule. whlch ho was rld ng fox hunt*
Ina Patiu-day, tp fall over a log and break
Ib neek. ' Mr. Kelley somo. t me ago
had afiqtlier flne mule kllled by Ughtnlng.
The Bsrtenders Meet.
The Bartendera' Unlon, No, 498. held ,?.
meetlng Sunday afternoon ln Murphy ?
?IotoAnneX whlch wns well attended
by,Ihe membors. Mr. John C Hlckey,
natlonal organhser. was present. as a,
giieat of the unlon and made an Jn er
eatlna nddress to the. unlon. Ha left
veaterday for Norfolk. where .he wlll
orsanlze a unlon of tha bartendera there.
lJt.eal.Noi 498. wlll meet acaln next Sun*
day afternoon at 8 o'clock at the ?B?
*iex. a speclal seaslon,

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