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Want Ad. Rates
, ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advancc. No Ad. taken
for less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TVVENTY-FIVE CENTS
' when phoned iri or charged at the
. counter.
Ciassificalion not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESSCONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for th? WANT
AD. MAN to call..
_^asr ana .ifouv^_
lost. 'niWxvKKft^'niiTVni'izxTii a'nd
Fourteenth .Streets. on Maln, un en
velope contalnlng money. Finder
rpwftrded if returned to i:. M. ,IEN
NINGS, care Powers-Tnylor Dt'ug
C6.. Thlrtee'ntn,arid Maln Btrcots.
LOST. ONE RED SETTER DOG, NEAR
Fulton. Reward If returned to 1021
XV. Franklin Htrr?t.
LOST, FEMALE BOSTON TERRIER:
brlndlc, wlth whlte face, crooked
tall; medal 072. Liberal reward if
returned toe IIBNRY C. RUEGER,
1505 Qrovo Avenue. (
*"*""^ _ ?-? i t ii.miihh
&ztp d^iaiitcD. &\ay.
clst wanted; marrled man preferrcd,
to manage business-, users of clgar
ettes, llquor or druga need not'ap.
ply; send references. G. O. CONO
DON. Phoebus, Va.
RAILWAY MAIL CLliRKS WANTED;
Rlchmond ??xamlnatlons November
12; J800 to $1,600; propuratlon free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 413-W,
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED, A COMPETENT MANAGER
of an, up-to-date $10,000 department
store now organl/.lng. Must take
not less than $5,000 ln stock. Ad
dress K 22. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
MEN WANTED. AGE IS TO 35, FOR
flremcn, $100 monthly, and brakemen,
$80. on rallroads ln Rlchmond vlcln?
lty; experlence unnecessary; no
strike; promotion to englneers, con
ductorn; rallroad cmploying head.
quarters; over 500 men sent to p'o*
? sltlons monthly; stato age; send
stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
Dept. 256. 227 Monroo Street, Brook?
lyn, N. Y.
WANTED. BOY TO FEED JOB PRESS
Apply COTTRELL &. COOKE, 1315
Ross Street.
WANTED. CRANEMAN FOR VULCAN
steam shovel. Apply BURTON CON
STRUCTION COMPANY, Smithdoal
Bulldlng.
WANTED, 15 CARPENTERS. 10 LA
borcrs. Apply to G. F. ASHWORTH,
Seventh and Morgan Streets, Man?
chester.
WANTED. BOOKKEEPER. WITH
knowledge of stenography and type?
wrltlng. Stato iiiie and salary ex?
pected. 'Phone Madison 310. or ad?
dress BOOKKEEPER, care Box 763.
Clty.
EOLICITORS?TWO LIVE. COMPE
tent men for new, attractive propo?
sltion. Liberal lnducements to men
who can secure results. Call 10 to
12 only. SYLVESTER KELIHER. 10
South Nlnth Street.
WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade. S6\v system. Only elglit weeks
requlred. Wages while learnlng,
Steady posltlon guaranteed. For
free catalogue address MOLER'S
^TJAHilElt COLLEGE. New York Clty.
_J&ttttatton? WLamtirMalt.
WANtEDrl^sYTllON'A^^BObKK'EE!?:
er: flve years' experlence; best of
references. Address "W.," 866 Pax?
ton Street. Danville, Va.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
wlth good education and references;
at present employed: good reason
for making change. Address "WORk
ER." care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
DRUG CLERK DESIRES POSITION
by November 20; flve years1 experl?
ence; at present employed; good rea?
son for change; references. Address
"DRUGS." care Tlmes-Dlspatch
EXPERIENCED 1NSTALMENT COL
lector. deslrlng to mako a. change.
ls open for position. Flrst-class
reference, Address H 60, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch._
AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT,
capable of taking charge of offlce,
desires posltlon. Good references.
. L 54. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
^_2jelp VgLanttb. tfemalz.
wa nt e dT^a^^uTdlena'g e nPtSfi y
ot respectable standing to assist a
lady of a family of three in doing
the general house work?cooking,
cleanlng, and so on. Address J. A.
M. OWALTNEY. Beachland, Va.
WOMAN. 'WHO CAN READ AND
wrlte. to cook and do some clean?
lng. Call Madison 641.
WANTED. BRIGHT, ACTIVE SALES
glrls, wlth or without experlence, for
all departmonts; reference reouired
MILLER & RHOADS.
.WANTED. GIRLS TO WORK IN
book blndery. Apply at once. WIL?
LIAMS PRINTING CO., 11-15 North
Fourteenth Street._
WANTED. TWO YOUNG I.ADIES TO
demonstrate. Call 8,14 E. Maln St.
%lPJLiHa}e anb female.
WANTED. ST^NO-BOOKKEEP^rThO
,tei help (good openlngs); salesmen,
shlpplng, bllltng clerks; salesladtes,
cashlers: PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Durham. N. C.
J F<
F(
Wanted, . ONE^7'R^T^GprXfiE^A5?S
one second grade teacher for schools
ln Maysvillo Dlstrict; salary $35 a
month for flrst grade and $25 a,
month for second grade; send certl
flcate and recommendatlons wlth ap?
pllcatlon to XV. XV. HASKINS, Buck
lngham, Va.
ifeoliators ana ifeaiesmen.
?WAl5TEDr^ALESJ?AN' FOR *SATUR
day afternoon and night only. Ap?
ply 517 East Main Street.
.WANTED, SALESMEN TO TAKE
caro jjf imported and entlrely new
article on commlsslon; easy to carry
and. blg money; splendid side line.
Call at . Room No. .19, Crenshaw
Bulldlng, corner Shockoe and Cary
COMPETENT SALESMAN WANTED
for the State of Virginia to handle
our Hne. of patented dresalng sacquos
anti house dresses as a side Hne, on
H. oommlsslon basls. . NATHAN &
KAPLAN, 1222 South Jefferson St.,
Chlcago, Hl. . ' ?
jflats forjgent
Sr6^^E?JTT^rHREE -ROOM^SECOND^
story flat; all convenlenoes: to party
without chlldren; for light houso
keeplng; Weat- End. Call on CHAS
FISHER. 212. NoHh. Thlrd. Phone
Madison .6693. -
NICE FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS. FOR
. rant to qulet -oouplo, Monroo 3194.
ONE TO FOU-R'ROOMS, FURNISHED
and bath. Board. lf deslred, Ginter
_Park. Box 434. Cltv.:_.
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clean rooms; permanent: ? translent:
central. THE WELLINGTON, 914
. East Clay Street.
EARGE, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
private - family,. TRAYLOR, 2321
Stuart AvenuQ. Phono Monroe 546.
FOR RENT. LARGE, SUNNY ROOM,
at 131 South .Thlrd Street, second
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2 JBbartotrts. '
ILVVfJjc; RNLARORD MY ^fiflNG
room, can now^accommodato few
moro tablo iboarders, aou Enst
Oraco.
EXCELLENT BOARD: FU11NISHWD
rooms; also tinfurnlshnd; south, sec?
ond floor rooms; prlvate bath. 814
Park Avenue.
MRS. CHARLES K. BOWEKS, 115
Enst Franklln; handsomely appolnt?
ed rooms, wlth board; large, welt
ventllated dlning room, openlng on
Second Street; moals byduy or week.
CLEAN .TlOOMH; GOOD BOARD~;~~AT
308 East Maln._;_
ROOMS) WITH BOARD. M*R8. SMITH,
301 Enst Gaco Htrnet,.,
NICBLY ?.'"?" B"U 11 Nl UU ED , J lOOMS ~AN D
good board, wllh prlvato famlly. 508
? North Flfth Street;_*_
aa. iag Knmnmnmu^.Mmmm^*a^^,^mwmmawmmmm^Bwam
i&vavitsB ?pporiumttefi.
l*Da'7:flUBNCED 'BANKeTl! """wItH
reasonable amount of capltal to ln?
vest, deslres to enter the banking
business in the clty of Rlchmond,
elther ln established bank or one
to be organized. Address H 5fi,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch,
WANTED, MEN OF IDhaS WHO HAVB
somo lnvontlve ablllty. GBEELEY A
MclNTYRE, Patont Attorneys, Wash
inf.'ton, D. C
WANTED," 1 HAVE A MANCFACTUK
lng enterprise ln whlch thero are
large protits, and cohstantly demand
for tho product. I want ten persons
to joln mo in Investlng from $600
to $1,000 each. If IntcrcHtod, ad?
dress for full Information, K 73, caro
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED. H1GH-CL.ASS MEN WITH
from 4200 to $2,000 to lnvest. wlth
servlces; exceptlonal opportunltles;
only hlgh-grade men deslred. Call
or address tho K. P. .% INC, 1119
Mutual Bulldlng, givlng all detalls.
WANTED. FIRMS AND CORPOUA
tlons with openings for Investment
and servlces of hlgh-grade men; only
hlgh-grade . propoeltions consldered.
"Call on or address, givlng full de?
talls. THE K. P. S., INC. 1119 Mu?
tual Bulldlng.
VANTED. A CAPABLE, INTELLI
gent man as partner ln an estab?
lished buslness, showing proflts of
$900 per month. Party should be
over twenty-one and not over slxty
years of age, and should put lnto
the business from $1,500 to $2,000.
and should bo able to keep the books
and cash of the concern. Address
L 7,1. care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
ftJuNG Xm^n^?vV*Sn^SB 'id^vTjiji
shorthand and typev/rltlng; great
demand for our graduates; easy sys?
tem: flnest equlpment;' reasonabio
rates offered. MASSEY BL'SlNttSd
COLLEGE.
VANTED. TO BUY P'OK CASH. HOUSE
hold goods ln any quantlty. Phont
Mndixon 3851.
VANTED. $10,000 FOR THREE YEARS
at 6 a?r cent. lnterest, payable senil
annually, on real estato worth dou?
ble thls amount, situated on rallroad,
In one of the best little towns ln
Vlrglnla; fullest Investigation rc
questc-d: only partles meanlng busi?
ness wlll communlcate wlth K 23,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
VANTED, SEWING TO DO BY THE
day. Good work. References glven.
13QS West Lelgh Street.
_y-'_ iiursanals.
rouR Evic5a^^9^ATtiT^v*AXCA^LjJ
young man; lnvest them wlth the
lea-Jlng buslness school of the clty;
lf you learn more yuJ can carn more.
Send- or call for catalogue to-cay.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLHUE.
IUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'3. 209 North Thlrd.
BSOLUTfc PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organlc matter?five gallon* for
25c?Holly Sprlngs Lithia Water.
Phono Monroe 477.
SK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
fleld aausage; all pork; young hogs.
:. SCHOSTOCK. ARTISTIC, FASHION?
ABLE LAD1 ES' TAILOR, IIAS OPEN?
ED HIS PLACE AT 607 E. BROAD
STREET. AND IS NOW READY TO
TAKE ORDERS. FIT AND WORK
4eVVICE GUARANTEEd- PROMPT
&eal estate fHantefc.
?XN^Tl:c?^^Hrc^SE^^^sl5:'^bFf
seven rooms ln colored sectlon; must
be modern. and prlce not to exceed
$3,000. Address B. A. CEPHAS
Agent, 002 North Second Street,'
Phone Monroe 588.
'":?? *Uat uc^rare for g$&iz.
AN YOU BEAT THIS"?-m?l\*
atreet. corner West; 136x179.10 feet
$26 foot: two slde lots can bo cut
off. worth $12 foot Madlson 1467.
UY DIRECT FROM OWNER, FIN
est corner property on Church Hlll:'
lpt 44xlo5 feet, with slx-room .cot?
tage; nlco home or attractlve Invest?
ment. tor further information, call
N. W? corner Thlrtleth and Marshali
Streets. or 'phone Madlson 5312.
DR SALE, THREE THOUSAND
acres lmproved and unimproved land
subdlvided: sultable for colo'ny- con
venient to rallroad and James River
wlll sell as a whole or half lnterest'
and joln rlght partles ln developtng
the lands. For further partlculars
address H. J. ARRLNGTON CO.!
Claremont, Va.
DR SALE, JACKSON WARD LOT^
very cheap. Apply 615 Brook Ave
nue. _
\RMS AND TIMnET. LANDS.?MT
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and tlmber lands; best bargains in
Vlrglnla. . I.pay your rallroad fara
Write for freo catalogue. Addrp?
J.^R. ELAM. Box 267. Charlottesvllle!
5R SALE. 24-FOOT LOT ON CHa'F
nn Street, near Strawberry; $18 foot
cash. J. B. JETER, Ashland. Va.
JUSUAL OPPORTUNiTY TO SET
pure a farm of 50 acres and new
liouse: eloyon. mlles from Rlchmond
jasy terms. Address OWNER L 75
:aro Times-Dispatch.
GHLAND PARK HOME OF SEVEN
?ooms, bath.- etc; large lot; reason
iblo. price and terms. J. a coxt
S'ELLY & CO._ ? UUlN
_^_Coaljni^aooii. .
J^l^ngTTthe .woSd^LBTali;
pver Richmond and suburbs. because
tiejiells so much,wood; oak. plne
hlckory or slabs prepared to sult
jvery atovo and nreplace: try tha
?uadar',rY^rdl ;506 West Broad!
t'hono Madlson 1069. - *
j.VE YOU TRIED A LOAD OF OUR
&0}?ly ulvooa', ??ltable- for klndllne
ind J'?ht -cooking? Cost youi only
3neHalCOTTREL?L0 I< ?r Y??<>
^ad?sonC177TREIjL ?*' SW' Phon??
?U CAN GET THE BEST HICKORY
vood 'ln ? the city. cut+ to stSvi
engths. by oalllng VA. AND N pat?
.VHEEL CO., Maflson 411 C R'
rALITY AND QUANTITY ARE"
)ine or slab wood, and our prices
&? rl?ilti,"We nlease everybuqy;
Jhone Madlson 6013. NORTH caro.
ANA AVOOD AND COAL CQ. 827
?rook Avenue. - T*
"?loibenu MqHub.
-tlantic Coast Line Rallroad Companv
Offlce of the Treasureiv
llmlngton, N. C. November 1. loio
E BOARD, OFDIRECTORSOFAT.
*ntlc Coast Llho Rallroad Company
aa tleplared. a dlvldend of two and
ne-half per cent. on the'preferred
apltal stock of that company pay
ble at the .offlce of the .Treasurer, at
Wllmington, N. 0.. orr and arter No
ember 10, 1910. The transfer books_
re closed from tlie 31st day of Oc. TO
abor, 1910, to November 10. 1910, pi
oth dates' Jnclustve. ct
. JAMES F. POST. ro
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ANswun vo ri:sri:iu)AV!t ruz/,1,0.
Olannn,
__JTocSale.
VAGONETTE, nTnIi^P^S^NGBR CA^
paclty; ln good condition; llght and
?V2"B*t?bnffi '-'ll';ap- CENTRAL STA?
BLES, Fourth and Marshall.
OR SALE, PRIVATELY. BOOKCASE,
couch, chalrs and other household
furniture, at 2007 Monument Avenue,
flrst flat, FRIDAV, from 10 A. M. to
1 P. M.
VS RECEIVERS FOR RICHMOND BOX
and Lumber Company, Thlrty-flrsl
nnd Poplar Streets. we offer for sale
the followlng: About 1V4 carloads of
steam coal;'about 12,000 foet 4-4 N.
C. pine boards, dressed; about 12,000
feet Virginla pine boards, rough.
The above can bo seen at the plant
from 10 to 11 o'clock pach day.
G. R. HARWOOD.
H. C. BOUDAR.
v Receivers
'OR SALE. E3TABLISHED DRUG
huslnes.j ln suburban town; steadlly
growing; flne chance; satisfactory
reason for selling. Address K 21,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
OR SALE, ONE SIX-CELL MECHAN
Icul vibrator wlth slx uppllcators,
and ono double-celt medlcal battery
wlth appllances; both In flrst-clasa
condition. A WANT. 1805 Ev. Meln
Streot.
)RUG STORE FOR SALE IN A TOWN
of 800 lnhabltants; county seat; rlch
farmlng and fruit sectlons in the
Valley of Virginla; only drug store;
nearest one twelve mlles; a bargaln
for a qulck buyer for cash; wlR sell
building, stock and flxtures. or just
stock and flxtures; wlll take $4,000
for the whole; answer qulck. Ad?
dress K 70, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
IANDSOME MARBLE MANTELS AND
marble tile, taken out of old Post
OfJlce building; prices low lf sold at
once. Call Madison 5312.
OR SALE. TOP BUGGIES, $45. ?65,
$75, $Su; runabouts, $35. $65. $75;
surreys. $110, J123, $175. THOS. H.
DUtCE & CO.. ki* Brook Avenue.
OR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF BANK
flxtures; good as new; at a bargaln.
Address Box 547. Rlchmond. Va.
OR SALE, BUGGIES, SURREYS A.ND
runabouts; only a few more of the
$75 top buggles for $65; runabouts, |
$35 and $10. THOS. H. DUKE & i '
CO.. S04 Brook Avenue._ Ti
OR SALE. ONE TOP "BUGGY. ?30":
one buggy. newly palnted, rubber , e
tire^. ?6u: one good grocery wagon, ; t
$50. These are bargains.' A. Mt;sf
ER'S SONS. ?31 East Cary Street.
OR SALE, vfRGINLA. GRAY WINTER
oats of oiir own growing; sprlnt
seeded: 60 to 65 cents per bushel,
fall seeded, 50 to 55 cents. LEWIS
GINTER LAND AND 1MPROVE
MENT CO.. Madison 4959-J._
3R SALE. FIVE-PASSENGER FORD:
has run less than 3.000 mlles. Apply
729 East Maln Street. second floor.
JTOMOBILE BARGAINS?ONE 1910
Chalmers 30; ono 1910 Oldsmoblle X3:
one 1910, model 17, Bulck?all fully
equipped wlth top, windshields,
speedometer, etc. B. A. BLENNER.
VING TO BAD HEALTH, WILL
sell a well-establlshed retail furni?
ture business, sltuated ln a good
North Carollna town of 13.000 ln- j
habltants. Business can be increas- '
ed; net earnlngs exceed 20%. Mlght
conslder a part Investment. Ad?
dress K 72. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
??86GiiXFti?'ANiJ ~7sooi<S&iZi?iZij
thoroughly taught at roasonunle tut
tlor rates; day and evenlng sessions.
Telephone,-call or wrlte for iiurm.u
lurs. MASSEY BUSINEftS CUL,.
LLGE.
ANTED, THE FUBi-.C TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros., - Jewelers, 913
East Maln treet, buy. sell. ex?
change and remount dlamonds lu
the latest styles. Old gold and sll?
ver taken ln exchange.
HRTS TO OLDER?P'ALL AND Wm
ter shirtlngs aro belng shown by us
ln all the ceslrable patterns of both
forelgn and domestlc weaves. Flno
dress shirts, as well as colored;
pajamas and underwear made to
measure only, on the premlses. Call
or wrlte for samples. CREERY
BHIRT CO.. INC. ,413 East Maln
Street. W. S. Constable, prasldent
and troasurer.
TABLE AND MEDjCINAL WATER
without a peer?flve gallons for 25c,
aellvered?Holly Sprlngs. ~ Llthla
Water. Phonn Monroe 477.
IE LOVING BAND OF CHURCH
vorkers of Second Presbyterlan
Church will hold a sale of home
nade presOrvos and plcklesat GEO.
V. HUNDLEY'S, 514 East Broad, Frl
lay and Saturday, November 4 and 5.
jntocellatuous.
RUB IT OU'I\
HEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS LO
jated?Btiffness and sorenesa of rous
jles or jolnts?rub ln Frayser'a
3reat Nerve and Bone Llnlment, and
:he pain disappears; the greatest all
?ound llnlment ln uae for man and.
least; try lt?don't suffer?here lt
he rlght help; 25c bottles. at drug
rists'.
SHOE REI'aiRING.
J HALF SOLE,: MEN'S SHOES;
tidies', 60c; children's. 40c und up;
very pair sewed. DREW'S ELEC
.'RIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 East
luln. Phone Monroe 2067.
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1ASKET AND RATTAN WORKS.
EAST MARSHALL. PHONE MON
oe 747. Chalrs caned; all klnds of
ihalrs repaired; noveltles oiir spe
lalty.__^ ? ed
[GINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE; y|?
urnlture repaired,- pollshed and lo
aoked; upholsterlng, etc. L. -N. i 6:0
RNALL, 318 Brook Avenue. ,Phone P.
377. I Pu
.VE YOU EVER TRIED THOSfl?
ufty rugs. made by us from old
arpota? Thoy please the house
eeper and save money. Look over
our castawav carpeta and see what
ou have that can be utillzod ln thls
,a-Y; M?S. 'A.-.J. PYLE. 315 North
Ifth Streefr
3IES, YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT;
JR CUT ' HAIR OR ' COMBINGS
iade mto beautlful swltches, qoro
st or cluster .puffs, front pieces,
.c, ln the moat artlstlc manner.
hargeB very moderate, THE RB
IABLE HAIR STORE, 314 N. Flfth
:reet, ?Rlohmond, .
LADIES?PUFFS, PUFFS, THOSE
?etty hair, made from your own
imblngB or cut hair. Charges very
r^^'VAv3.^?1'1^1^ HAIR
[?ORE, 214 N, Fifth Street,
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'^^^^ttTiitrV^ovn HAIR?*'' ^
SWITCHES, atflTCHEK BARGAINS
tlilx \Veok, We nrf- nolllng bargalns
ln llrst qilnllty linlr goods ull'thls
wriek.- We don't keep Ithltntion luilr
? Jl'n dear nt nny prlce. t'ome nnd
sr-o iih. THE RELIABLE u\in
.STORE, 214 N. Flfth S'tr<-.>t
_??? ";? jflflwtmas.
v~*'j\Qfcfuor{,Y LdrTomotl'vo^Voriff;?"~*
Rlchmond, Vn? October uo. lsto
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annuaj meotlng of the .itockhold*
crs of Rlchmond Locomotlve Works
wlll be held at the ofllce of the com.
pnny, In tha county of Henrlco Va
on WEDNESDAY. thp Oflt dav of
November, 1910, at 11:20 o'clock ln'
the forcnoOn. for the purpose of
electlng dlrectors and ofnmrp. and
for tlio transactlon of sur.h othor i
business as may properly rnme bc
foro the meetlng.
S. T. CALLAWAY,
____i_Seoretnry.
The Atlantlc Land and hn
provement Companv.
Ofllce of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tli.vT
the regular nnnual ine?ilng ot utock.
holders of The Atlantlc I.and nnd
Improvement Company wlll be held
at the offlce .of the company. ln the
clty of Rlchmond. Va., on TUESDAY,
tho 15th day of November, A. I). 1910.
at 12:30 o'clock P. M.
II. L. BORDEN.
Secrotary.
October 31. 1910.
Ofllce of the Secretary,
Rlchmond, Va.. Novomber 1, 1910.
SrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the nnnual meeting of tne stock
holders of tho Washlngton. South
?rne Rallwav Comnany wlll be
held at its offlce, in the clty of
Rlchmond. Va.. on MONDAY. the 21st
day of November, 1910, at 12 o'clock
noon.
The stock transfer books wll< h?
closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Frlday. No?
vember 11, 1910, and reopened at 10
o'clock A. M. Tuesday. Nbvember 22,
1910.
NORMAN CALL.
v. Secretary.
Rlchmond, Frederlcksburg and
Potomac Rallroad Company.
Offlco of the Secretary.
Rlchmond, Va., November l, 1910.
COTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meetlng of the stockhold
ers of the Rlchmond, FredtrlcksburK
and Potomac Rallroad Companv will
.be held at its offlce. in the clty of
Richmond. Va., on MONDAY, the 2lst
day of November, 1910. at 11 O'clock
A. M.
Tho stock transfer book.i wlll bs
closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Frlday, No?
vember 11, 1910, and reopened at 10
o'clock A. M. Tuesday. Njn-ember 22.
1310.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
Atlantlc Coast Line Rallroad Company,
Offlce ot the Secretary.
IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meetlng of stook?
holders of the Atlantlc Coast Wne
Rallroad Company wlll be held at
the offlce of the company. In the clty
of Rlchmond, Va,. on TUESDAY, thf
16th day of November, A. D. 1910, at
11 o'clock A. M. The transfer books
' of the company wlll close Wednes
dav, November 2, 1910, at 3 o'clock
P. M.. and will be reopened on Wed?
nesday, November 16, 1910, at 10
o'clock A. M.
H. L. BOKDEN,
? Secretary.
October 31. 1910._
a A STATED' COMMUNICATION
kfyof Tomple Lodge. No. 9, A. F.
V\& A. M.. will be held in Masonic
emple THIS (Frlday) -EVENING at
:30 o'clock.
Members of slster lodge? and transl
nt brethren are fraternally Invlted
) unite with us.
By order of tne Wor3hipful Masier.
ALEX. XV. ARCHER, Sec'y.
^otels.
Special Dining Room for
Automoblle JV.rtles.
rHE JEFFERSON
Kichmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel in
ie South. European plan. Rooms
ingle and en suite, with and
without baths. Spacious sample
ooms.
Rat* $1.50 per day and upward.
JcGuireVlS
Opens September 19. Forty-slxth
sslon- Lower school for llttlo boys.
incipal at 7 North Belvldere. Offlco
urs; 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. and 8 P. M. to
P M 'Phone Madlson- 5174.
Ri
GALE.N HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Iwayaopen. Always ready. ? Always buay.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen'lManazer
ie Valentlne Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 A. M, ,?| p. M.
lmlssion 2gq Prss'on Saturda/a.
_^jKJEiUroaijfl.
OUTHERN RAILWAY
TKAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
r. B.?Following aohedule fluuroa publiaheQ
Information and not guaranteed:
;10 A. M.?Dally?Local for Charlotte, Dur
n and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.?Dally?Llmlt
-For all polntff South. Drawlng Room
ftot Sleeplng Car to Memphla vla' Aahe
0 and Chattanooga. 3:00 IV M.?Ex. Sun?
:al for Durham and intarmedlato atatlona.
) P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Koyavllla ' Local, 11:43
M.?Dally?Llmltod?For all polnta South.
Ilnian ready 9:30 P, M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
30 P. M,-Ex, Sun.-To. Weat I't., conneot
for Baltimore Mon,, Wed. and Frl, 4:3a
11.?Ex. Sun. and 2;15 P. M.?Mon., Wed.
1 Frl.?Local to Weat Polnt. '
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
rom tho South: 1:50 A. M., 8:06 p, u
ly; 8:40 A. M., Ex. Sun.; 12:65 Ex. Sun.;
1 P. M., dally. From Weat Point! 8;30 A
Dally; U:33 A. M.i Wod,, and,Frl.; 5:45
M., Ex. Sun: . ?. ,-..
S. H. BURQESB, D. P. -A.,
82q B., Maln St. 'Phone Madiaon 458.
JHMONH " ASU CmSBArillKK UAX
;?? RAILWAY COMPANY.
:hedulo of olectrlo traina' to and ftuw
iland, itopplng at Inturmodiato atatlont
n algnal; Lv. Rlohmond (Broad and
irel Sta.): 6:06b, ?7:10. IMOb. f.xo "10:10.
9 A. M., 1U0, 3:10, 3:10, Ar'.nb. 5:10, ?:?
, 8:10b, 10:10, 11:45 P, lf. Lv, AahUmd:
5, ?7:00b, I, ?>, 10, Mll. A. U? ntM? *?!.
, 4. Cb, ?, 7, I. lb, U'P.'M. ; .'
laliy exoepl Sunday. ???und?y ealy.
Carrlea baggu* , J U
FARMERS TOMECT
IN LAST SESSION
Longcst Scries of Institutcs in
State Eiicls To-Day at
Bedford.
BAGGAGE CASE IS ARGUED
Claim Made fhat-Ptiblic Is Not
Injured?New School
Methods.
Endlng tho longest nnd most Im?
portant scries of farmers' Instltutos
yet held In Virglnlu. a meeting wlll
ba held at Bedford Clty to-day. Ever
Blnce October 11 the lecturors of the
Department of Agrlnulture have been
ln (ho fleld. nccompanled by Dlrector
nf Instltutes >l. .1. Owen. They have
vlslted many places out of reach of
rallroads, and ln thls way have been
ln touch wlth people who have nover
before been ln position to attend meet
Ir.gs of thls sort.
Everywhere, according to reports re
:olved by the department, good crowds
have attended the gathorlngs, and
:he Interest manlfested has been good,
fn most lnstances the lecturers have
been urged to make a second vlslt. ,
ind have been guaranteed larger
crowds. I
Awny From Rnllroailn.
The county seats'of Ruppahannock.
hlghland, Grayson, Carroll and other
jountles, where the Iron horse has
lot as yet penetrated. havo been made
he scenes of gatherlngs of farmers
luring thls trlp. ' In addltion, lt has
>een the plan ns far as possible. where
oolnts on rallroads were reached, to
ouch those regions where Instltute
.vork was theretofore a novelty.
No special traln was used on thls
rlp. the lecturers fpllowlng the regu
ar schedules.
After to-day's meeting at Bedford
-ity the men engaged wlll return to
heir homes. Commlssloner Koiner
vent to Bedford yesterday to speak
tt to-day's meeting.
BAGGAGE CASE ARGUMENT
Jcfcndant* Claim Xo IuJuhIIcc Ts Done
to the I'ublic.
Fred Harper. of Lynchburg. yest.ir
lay flled a note of argument in the
laggage case before tho Stato Corpo
?atlon Commlsslon.' on behalf of hls
Irm. Harper, Goodman & Danlel, 'up.
esentlng Long's Baggage Transfer
'ompany.
Thls caso, it wlll bo recalled. mvolvcs
he exchange of checks* Rt the Norro.k
tnd Western statlon Jn Lynchburg. tfy
irtue of Its contract wlth the 1/insr
Jompany. the railway will not receive
lUggago brought ln bv rlval com-jdnn.s
vithout means of Id'entiflcatlon olhrr
han Us claim checks. Tho caue does
lot Involve any requirement to have
he publlc patronlze any one company.
.s tne passenger may employ any con
ern he wishes. It Is a questlon as to
he Identlflcatlon of baggage at the
^ynchburp statlon.
After followlng uP the contentlon ot
he railway that the Corporatlon Com
nlsslon is without Jurlsdlction ln this
use. the argument denles that there ls
liscrimlnatlon so far as the travel
ng public is concerncd. The claim
:hecks of the Long Companv are ac
cpted as the only means of Mentlfl
:atlon. whereas other meaii3 nre re
lulred from otiior concerns. The ar
Baatoaos;
icMoHFrefiBriclaW PotoiflacB.fi.
0 AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leavo Rlohmond
'4.50 A.M. KjriiSt.SU.
'5.20 A.M. BjrlSt.SU.
'5.45 A.M. Bal.St.su.
?8.40 A.M. BjrdSt. Su.
12.01 noon Bjrd 8t. SU.
t4.0OPJLBrrdSt.SU.
M.lSP.a.Elb*Sutlon.
'6.15 P.M. Maln St. 8U.
>B__________l. SU.
Arrlre Rlchmond
6J.60 A.M. 11 jrflSt.SU.
111.25 A.M. KlbaSUtlon.
111.85 A.M. Bjr4 8t.SU.
?1.12 P.M. Maln St.Sta.
?8.45 P.M. Byrd 8t.SU.
?J.S0 P.M. Byrd St.SU.
?9.0OP.B.Bjrd8t.NU.
?10.40 P.M. Maln 8t. SU.
?1B.5U ntgat Bjrd __%__
ACC0MM00ATI0M TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
earc Brrl 8t. SU. 1 .30 P. II. for Frederler.sbnrir.
amve Uta SU. 7 JWA. B., 6.80 P. B. far Ashlsni
ELlTC $?*&' IWPl A'M< tnm Frederieksb'?.
rrlre Elba 8U. 6.40 A.B., 6.30 P.B.froai Aahlanl|
*?P.MY' tW,?k/*'r?? JSumUys only. '
All tralaa to or fram Byrd Street Statlet
ixcept traln. leavtar 4-50 a. m. and arriving
1.50 night) atop at Elba. Tima of arrivala anr
?fartures aet f uaraatsed. Kaad tha sijas.
\tiantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 1810.
THAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. M., 8:19 A.
:. and 7:85 P. M.
For Norfolk: 8:00 A. M., 2:00 P. il.. 4:ii
. M.
For N. & XV. Ry. Weat: 6:15 A. M., 0:00 A.
... 3:00 P. M. and 8:20 P. M.
For Petorsburg: 1:00 A. M., 0:15 A. M., 8*13
. M., 9:00 A. M., 12:10 P. M., 3:00 P. M.,
10 P. M., 6:C6 P. M., 7:35 P, M., 9:20 P. M,,
:? P. M.
For Goldsboro and Fayettevllle: ?4:10 P. M.
Tralns arrlve Rlchmond dally: 4:40 a. M..
ln A. M.. 6:40 A. M.. '8:37 A. M., "lOHB A.
., 11:40 A M., *2:U0 P. M.. "2:15 P. M., 6:0S
. M., 6:35 P. M., 8:00 P. M., 9:00 P. M.,
:?o P. M. *
'Except Sundaj. "Sunday only.
Time of arrlval and doparture and conneo
ons not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
lorfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL L1NB TO NORFOLK.
Bchodulo ln Effect' October 2, 1910.
ueave Byrd Stroet Statlon, Rlchmond, FOR
ORFOLK: ?9:00 A. M.. ?3:00 P. lt, ?4:10.P.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
:lo A. M., '9:00 A. M.. '8:00 P. M.. ?8:20
M.
Arrlve Rlohmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A.
., H:ti P. M., *11:20 P, M. From tho West:
:S0 A. M., al:30 P. M., b2:15 P. M? 4:05 P.
? *9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally, ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.
Pullman, Parlor and Sleeplng- Cars, cafe
Inlns Car?. C.-H. BOSLBYJ*
'. B. BfclVILL, D. P. A.. Richmond, aV.
G. P. A., Roanoke, Va.
Ihesapeake & Ohio Railway
;ia) a. 1 Dally?Faat tralna 10 Old Poiot,
;0? P. -\ Newport Newa and Nartolk.
;40 A.?Dally. Looal to tf ewnort News. 1
lOO P.?Dally. Local to Old Point.
:00 p, I Dally?LoulavUl* und Ulnoinnat)
:00 P. 4 Pullmana. -
:43 P,?Daily. "St. LouU-Chlcn~o Spoolal.
Pullman*. WIMBML
:!0 A.?Dally?Charlotteavlilo. Week daya
?Hlnton.
:15 P.?Week daya. Local to Gordonsville.
:00 A.?Dally. L'burg. Lax., C. Forge.
:16 P.?Woek days. To Lynchburg.
TRALN'S ARRIVE RICUMUNl).
bocal from Eaat-8:25 A. M., 7:1a P. M.
riirough trom East?11:35 A. M., ?:8i P. M.
Local (rom Weit-*8:30 A. M? 8:M A. 14.,
10 P. M.
rhrough?7:00 A. M., 2:45 p. X.
lames Rlver Line??8:85 A M., 6:16 p. m.
cbmond and Petersburg Electric Railwaj
:?rs leave MaocUeater, ISovaaU ad -'*.--/
reeu, (or Peteraburg:
?, 7, lf, ??, 10, U. ?U P. J*., L t ??, i. i,
:45, '0. 7, 8, ??. W P. M.
1:90 P. M. (or uaester, 'J:M mldnight foi
tarsburg.
;ari leavo Petersburg, feot 6yoamor?
ruel, for Manobeatart
01. ?;M, "7:16. '7:35, li* 1:83. ?10? 11 lil
at., UiU. ?1:83, 2:35. 3:35. *4:8S, i:3ft, 1:34,
tt. 8:8*. I186, '10:?, U:M P, H.
Carries baggage aud ?saraaa.
?Llmlted. exstpt buQdaya and holldaya
ill cara from petersburg cooort wltu cars
? Rlchmond.
UEAUUAKD AXB Um,
outlibouiid tralns scheduled to uavb Hloh
md '?daily: 9:11 A. M.-Local to Norllna,
lelgh, Charlotte, Wilinington. 1:30 p. U.~
epers ond roaohea, Atlanta, Blrmlapbani,
^annah, Jounaonvllle and Flarlda polat*.
SO P. 14.?Sleepers and coaohea, Savaaaai
Bksdnvllle, Atlanta. Blrmlngham anO
impula. NortfcbousV tralna tohedulad U
rlva Rlchmond daWi *?** '%, af. fi.'M P.
H
s
We
Wo
(re
1-lc
W.
Rlc
Tln
Bpr
all
TR
cal
8.
WTOXJI
Sample Free For Rellef
To Prove Why It Cures
rS*\ T>LEA8E TRY Kondon's wllh oar compllmeoU, for
r W xT catarrhal sore thro?t-or colda dr any catarrhal
trouble. Plonaant, pure, qulok to stop dlstresi
?nd speedlly cares. Don't delay. Sold by over
35,000 drugglsts?or wrlto us for free sample.
Kondon's (ln snnltary tubes) glvos quick rellef.
Snuff a blt of thla aromatlc, aoothlng, beallne Jelly
well Into tho nasal passoges. Take a small t
tlon Interaally, leaving ln the throat a* long
possible, rob the throat well wlth tho Jelly-you
flnd almost Instant rellef. Get a 23c or 50o tube to
day of your drugglst or send pennyposUt tous for
free sainpto.
Kondon MIg. Co., Mlnneapolls, Mlnn?
JllmaminTWfflrTTrlWfTWfflWr^
cument is that no dlstlnctlon Is drawn
lotween the privileges of the Long
'ompany in the matter of Ideritittea
lon nnd that referring to exclusive
ollcltatlon of buslness on the property
?f the rallway company,
SCHOOL METHOD CHANGED
?upllN ln Norfolk to Ile Grnrtcd Ac?
cordlng to Dnlly Avcroge.
It is with much lnterest that thu
lepartmcnt of Publlc Inntruction has
sarned of the new method of promot
ne; puplls in the" publlc schools of Nor
oik. It Is not proposed to abollsh
hc usual formal examinatlons for all
hose puplls who do not make a ccr
aln hlgh average ln dally oral and
rltten work.
But it ls intended to exempt from
hese examinatlons all puplls of tne
rst and second grades Who make a
urm average of at ieast 75 per cent.,
nd thoso of puptts or remalnlng
rades and hlgh schools who reach an
verage durlng term of S5 per cent.
The arguments In favor or the
hnnge are volumlnous. They include
ne rtatement that It ls a better test
i have frequent oral or written re
lews. Sometlmes, lt ls pointed out, a
upil ls nervous when tho time comes
> take the formal examination and
oes not do his best work. Agaln, lt
uy be that the pupll wlll have
=rammod"-along just the line in whlch
ie questlons happen to be asked, and
asses a good examlnatlon whlch is
ot deserved, puttlng hlm in a class ln
?hich he flnds It difflcult to keep up
ie work.
Another dlfflculty wlth the examina
on system ls that when a pupll falls
e Is sent back for too long a tlmo.
tlll further, lt Is found difflcult to
>rm a set of questlons at any one
me whlch wlll do Justlce to the pupll
nd to the occasion.
Forx these reasons lt ls deemed best
i advance the chlld on the dally
i-crage.
After AHxeamora.
No crlmlnal prosecutlon Is or has
sen contemplated against any land
i.iessor for Irregularltles ln making
it the new realty assessment. How
??er, some grave errors have been
iund. and lt may be that clvll action
ny be taken against one/or more of
Ckiidren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
TO EMPLOYERS
Make a Study of
Your Employes.
There's a way. It will pay both you
and them
Vlrglnla'Divialon
SHELDON SCHOOL,
1219 Mutual Building
RU1SING FOR PLEASURE
linit been brought wlthln
thc mennx ot the average
peraon, due to thc Inltlative
nnd experience of the Ham
hurg-Anierlcan Line, who
originated pleasure crulM
Ing 'JO yenra ago. To ninny
It ls cheaper than Uvhig lu
n hotel whose cuislnc aml
Mcrvlce aro equaled. Iu ad?
ditlon IntcTentlng places nre
vlaited, the henlth ta lm?
proved aud unnlloycit rest
and cujoymeat provided.
The forcgoing applles
particularly to the IIAM
BURG - AMERICAN LINK'S
crulxes, made l?y speclnlly
constructed and equipped
twIn-Mcrew crubilnsr utenm
nhlps, ofrerliiHT thc Iilghext
degrec of' anfety nnd com?
fort. !
CoiiHult our progrnuiB for
crutMca thla wlnter to thc
OHIKNT, WEST INDIES,
SOUTH AMERICA. etc.
They offer eveTy Imluce
meut, choice aud advantage
ln rates, lilncrnrlca aud
nrrangementx. '
ADDRESS
AMBURG-AMERICAN UNE
1-45 Broatlway, New York, or Local Agents
O O K S OrBNBa
crulses Around the
orld. From New loi'fc
iv. 1, 1811: San Franclsco,
b. 17, 1912. Cost entire
P, $050.00._'
>LD DOMINION LINE
Rlchmond (foot of Aah St.) daily..7 P. M.
ivo Newport Newa.5:00 A.M.
rlve Norfolk..^..8:00 A. M.
onnocta wlth main line atoamera leaving
rfolk for New York dally except Sunday
) P. M. Connection also made by N. &
Ry. S P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at CP, M.
;ht Llno ateamera atop at Claremont to
d or receive puaaengera on slgnal.
IRUXNIA NAVIOATION VO. Jamea Rlver
dayllght for Norfolk, Old Jolnt, New
?t Newa and all Jamea Rlver landing*.
amer leaves Monday, Wednesday and
day at 7:00 A. M. Frelght received for
Jamea Rlver Iandlngs. Tlcket offlce, S2I
Maln Street.
Jtimore Steam Packet Co.
. Bqulppcd wlth wireleaa toiograpoy.
"BALTIMORE AND THE) lOT.TlX VIA
NORFOLK AND Olitl ?OltM j,\
save Rlchmond Dally : icludlng Sunday vla
, St XV. Ry- S'.M P. M-, Nortolk C;3G P. M.
* o Ry. ?:oo p. m? old point 7:w p. u.
D. a 6. Co. 7:00 P. M. (ou* uay la Nor
:).
i. Nav. Co. ?:M A. M. (Mouda:- Wadnea
and FrlUkjr).
ckata at ai. ultlcos. For a- .ioroonu ap
ua E BOYKIN. Agent, SW B. Uaia
Mt.
rchants and Miners TransportationCo
No.-falk to lluaton, Muaa., ocd
. Prorldfuce, It. I.
eamera leavo Norfolk for Boston, Tuo.,
1., Frl, and Sun.; for Provldonce Mon..
1.. and Sat. at 8 P. M. Faaaeagers and
ght taken '<>>? all New England polnta.
tots on aalo at oftlce C. & O. Ry., N. A
Ry., s. II. Bowman, 70s Baat Maln. and
imnnd Transfer Co., .309 Baat Maln. .
GOING ABROAD?
n "See" Mr, Bowman," Wintor- and
ng Salllnga now ready. Ha repreaehU
llnea and furoishea TRAVBU WITHOUT
VUBLB to all parta of the world. Wrlto,
or 'phono Madlson 6154.
H. BOWMAN, Southern Tourlat Agent,
708 E. Maln Stroet, Rlohmond, Va.
PATRONIZU UOME I.NDUSTRY, i
these men on officlal bonds. In fa>
one especial case ls now ln mlnd
thls connectlon.
Dormant Bank Account.
home money belonging- to one Geor
Power ls, on deposlt with the Gcrmi
bavlngs Bank of New York. Pow
can get It it he calls for it, but it
to be presumed that he is no long
ln the land of the llvlng-. since he h
. ?teen heartI trom since the batl
pf Chancellorsvllle. A New York a
torney has wrltten to Secretary of t
Commonwealth B. 0. James regardli
the matter asklng how he can rea.
some people at or near Chancellor
Mlle, since he flnds no post-offlco
tnat name. powor wa3 a member
Company. B, Forty-flrst New York, ai
ls supposed to Have been wounded
that battle.
ALL COURTS IN SESSION
Clty Hall to Tbrong with Judges and Juw
and Wltnmse*.
Next Monday for the flrst time In mont
?very court in the Clty Hall wlll be ln 3r
slon. Four State courts of full jurlsdlctt
and two lossor courts wlll bo prepared ?
dlspense Juatlce to all comers, and the i
Judges will all be In their places, frc
Judgo Inirram, of the Law and Equl
Court, and Justiee Turpin, of tho Clvll Cou
on the top flodf. to Acting Justiee GrlRi
of tho Pollce Court, ln the basement. T
Hustinga Court opens a' graiiel Jury trt
tor crlininnl .matters, tho Clty-'circult Cou
ooens Its November term wlth the trlal
a number of damage suits ln prospect, ai
the Chancery Court of thc clty of Rlchmoi
will have a number 0r Important hearlngs
set for the comlng week. The Clty Hall t
?next week wlll throug wlth lawyers ai
jurors nnd witnesses and spectators, as
haa not done In -rvany months, for not slm
lnst wlnter has there come a time when a
tho courts were In session on the same da
JUDGMENT SUSTAINS
VERDICT GIVEN BY JUR1
j Iuanrauee Case Wlll Probably Be Af
| pen led?Pnrty ot Rallroad OfflclaU
Vlslt Frederlcksburg.
ISneclnl to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Frederlcksburg, Va., November 3.
Judge John T. Goolrick. of the Corpo
ration Court here, overruled the tle
murrer ln the long pendlng Vlrgmti
Shlrt Company-Insurance Compantes
case and entered judgment, which sus
talned the verdict brought ln hy thi
jury, allowlng 81,750 on a 82,500 ln
surance pollcy on stock of the com
pany. The Insurance companies wil
probably take the ense to the Slat
Court of Appeals. There are a nmu
ber of other pollcles, aggregatlng $32
500, and the trials of these are yet t
be had. AU of the cases have ben
adjourned over to the January te?*
of the conrt.
Joseph "Washington, colored, was s
rlously wounded and probably fa/tal
shot by one of hls brothers Tuesiiu
whlle huntlng on the farm of M. <
Wlllls, 'in Orange county. Thn
brothers were huntlng, ? and the sru
in the hands of one of them was m
cidentally discharged, the entlre loo
enterlng the breast-and abdomen (
Joseph' Washington. Hls condition'.
critical. '
The followlng party of railroad me
arrlved here last evenlng on a spocia
traln. and spent several hours. viewin
hlstorlcal polnts about the city, afte
which they went on to. Washington
F. D. Underwood, president of the Kri
Rallroad; Otls Cutler, manufactures
of New York; George Orcutt, genera
soiioltor of the Erle Rallroad: Charle
B. Roberts. manufacturer, of Baltlmore
Danlel Wlllard, presldent of the Baltl
more and Ohlo; H. O. Hooker. secre
tary to Presldent Underwood; Mr
Bulock, secretary to Presldent Wll
lard, and Norman Call, secretary u
Presldent W. H. Whlte. of the, Rlch
rriond, Frederlcksburg and Potoma
Railroad.
An enthuslastlc educational meetin
was held at Colonlal Beach thls wee?
and, addresses wore made by Prlnclpo
I. H. Newbill, SuperintORdftnt Georg
W. Murphy and State Schooi Examine
\. B. Chandler, Jr... of thls oity. Th
Jitlzens of Colonial Beach are prepar
ng to erect a new and modern build
Ing to be used as a high school.
A big educational-rally for Carolln
:ounty wlll be held at Bowling Gree:
Frlday and Saturday, of thls week, an
x number of dlstlngulshed > speaker
will be present.
Attorney R. L. Beale, of Bowlinj
3reen, representlng Mrs, Walter A
lones, of Guineys, camo. hora and ob
talned from Judge Goolrick an in?
junctlon enjolnlng ? und > restralninj
Walter A. Jones, her husband, fron
nterferlng wlth her and her flve chll
Iron, also.from selling or dlsposing'o
iny of hls proporty. The blll aske<
Cor a divorce oh the grounds o
:ruelty. The case wlll be heard ii
".'arollne Clreult Court at Decembe
?erm.
Heater'a Statement. ,
Now Orleans, November 3.?Sccretar
iuster's statement, lssued to-daj
ihows the total for -Ootober to' b
,248,500 bales, agalnst 2.517.344 laa
'oar. Tho movement from Septombe
. to October'31, lncluslve. shows,- ra
etpts at aU'United States ports, 2,
117.256. against 2.S84.963 last year
ivorland across tho Misslsslppl . an
)h!o and Potomac Rlvers to'Northen
(illls and Canada, 109,495, agalns
13,60,6 last year; Southern mills' tak
ngs, excluslve of quantlty consumei
t Southern outports, 394,000, agalns
40,000 last year, and in excess o
hoso held at the commencement o
he season, 411,442, agalnst 427,625 laa
ear. , '
Theso make the total movement o
he crop brought Into slght during th
wo months endlng wlth the' close o
ictober -31, 3,592,193, agalnst 3.866,19
ist year. Forelgn exports for th
wo months of tho season have beei
,942,695 bales, showing an liicreas
ver last season of 23,941.
Stocks ut tlie seaboard and th
wenty-nlne leadlng Southern Snte
ior markets on October 31 were 1,
68.S57, agalnst 1,376,630 the sam
ate last.year.
lneluding port and interiov towm
tocks left over from the prevlou
euson and-the number of bales o
lie current crop brought Into sign
urlng the two months, the supply I
,640,155 bales, agalnst 4,11S,510 laa
MEETS NEXT IN HICHJlOxn,
luatitK Session of Vlrglula llraucl
Wosuau'H Auxillnry, Ta Held.
Alexandrla, Va., November 3.?Th
wentieth annual session of the Vir
Inla Branch of the Woman's Auxll
try came to a close at Chrlst Eplsoo
al Church to-night wlth mlastonar
itlly servlcos. Blshop Rowe. of Ala*
a, made, an address to-day, aud ln
sreatlng reports wera read.
During the twenty years of Its.ex
itonuo the sum of 8157.833.89 haa b#*
Dilected and $68,916.99 given for wor
i this tlloceae. The total amount"oo$
scted from, the Senlor and Junto
uxtllary during tha year was, M,
03.50. Tho ne*,t session wlll be h?l
x Richmond.

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