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Greater Rlehmeud'a ?.-.-itr?i Newspaper,
GIIEATISST WA.Vl AMJ ItBAt. ES?
TATE MISU1I U IN VIRGINIA, AM?
OA'ifl Ol)' 'i'lllil UlfiST IN A.Hi;itU..V.
* Want Ad Rates
Oully, uiio ccol pir v>?ru nrben paid
iu advance, Nu Ail. lukcu ini- leas titan
luu ueuts.
uuu und une-balf ccnta a ?vor?! nil
rlaimlllcuiluun except nliuutlou Wanted
'ur Sunday. Situation Wanted, ?b? vrnl
u nur it. Nu Ad. Suiidu/ lakcu lor ?? -n
Ibau nftecu cento,
.Nu All", i ii. i. fur leas I Uli li t%TC?t>
Ov? t.-iiin when phuucd lu or euaraVCd
at the uauuter,
1'Uuiir orders no* Kiinrunliril.
t'lanali.uuituua uut nuarautecd nttet
U;30 |?, U.
l or bualacaa cuiiirm'.., a.ixl lo* tue
Waul Ad. Man. 1'ntHL.e atunroa i
jLOiJi uuu jjaunu
STRAYED OR .'IKI.UN. FROM 1410
West Clay Streut, one pointer, J'p;
liver and vvhi,y. M'-ou No. 7 I i,
Monday morning, Reward if return
ed to above numbei. I
%, A DTlCV P~U i? K E T.B'pO'K AT
Eleventh and Bibnd Streets, contain?
ing money and bunch ?l keys and
owner's cards, with address. Liberal
rcwurd it returned t<? vuginlu Hos-1
pital,
b i i. v ? R-ll a N 5 L 13 D UMBRGIibAi
With monogram "S. A. C." Left on
inroad and Main car.' I Indei' please
leave at .1. V. KOHLEH'S, 20p Basil
Broad Street, and recelvi reward
\j?? Ri:v. Ai'.;., N-) questions asked,
for my white bull t- iii' i, mlsstil .
tares weeks; bilpdle i?! "t over eye
uno on back near tall; i-.liort screw
tall; the only One In the city. Ap?
ply before K1 A . M. WA1.TKU
BRAUER, Htall ?(j Old Mai .- t
'?o$T. DIAMOND, LOCKET AND
chain, with monogram It jwatd. cull i
Madison 5246-J,
ijcip ?-idiiti?, ?jalt
ANTED, A YOU NO MAN A
?Wanted'. a EiRST-CE?s.? darbeic
api lj 2',< .? i;.,; ; b; ... id Strc:t.
WANTED, TWO V?UN? MEN WITH
some experience in clerical work:
" tit tisures. Apply, giving experience,
Address <; 847, care Times Dlspat h
SVAWTEPi TWO BRR3HT vb?NCI MEN
pay. FISHER
'"iitractoi s.
?(tuai(ons3 CU'.intcrj, U^alc
il.Vll 1" i 11" i: WAN'!.- I'OSI'ITi J.N AT j
once; Experienced; do own repair-I
white; twenty-three years old: I
.- ngle. Address W. I-, Box 57. South
Boston, \'a._1
Oclp Itiautcb Jfrmatc
"wANTED.' voVN<f7'la 1' V Sf ENf?<5
llttle expi-rli ip'.-. Audi ? s A 11".
care Tiny s-Die patch.
HVanted! a good cook and
hOUSC worker for small family. Ap?
ple 401 Seminary Avenue, Olnter
Pnrk, Slop 26 Phone Mcnroa 3816.
a iriuuioit'j CUdiitr?, j-nnal:
Ntei C11 v 'a "V???]? ENi " ; 11aj 'iII.' I OF
high Integrity and ability, a position
with some reputable firm, fan assist
on books. AI references. Address (;
ri. i..:.- i Imi -? . . ?_
Of.-j, pit;.; iTnD j riiidir
"itKV Tmf WoniEN WANTED FOR
' government positions. $80 month:
write for list Of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept; 115-R,
Rochester, N. Y. _
r=-:
pror.rQ!3!?riti. l?cip (XiaiitrD
tJF IN " NKI-l >'? 11- T i :.\'""U ees ai'i'l.y
TO THE EASTERN TEACHERS
AGENCY, Ottoman, Vu.
xifltnt? CctiurcD
Yi:?NTi'. .?? i;i..nth. kitiiei: sen . v
per cent. No cnpltnl rerjUiri'd. Ad?
dress c, care Tlmns-Dispatch.
faolititovQ aiili fealrdmrn
WVN'T KD. \N ENPKElENi'KD Mil.-'
iinery salesworrian for September;
one aocustomed i" bcal city trntle
Applv at once t" MISS OUNN1NU
IIAM, with ,f, B Mosby & Co.
teALESMA N. ItEPRES EN T aTl V E FOR
the Colttrhhln Mills, hosiery, under?
wear and knit goods, t.?ver a lib?
eral territory in the sint.. ,.i \'ir
plniiu TRE1DE <Sr SONS, Baltimore,
Md.
trr--:
i;>U!3mr??3 ?Dppoitunitic?
?WLNi'i TO MV NEi:i> ??!?' AIdNeS f' I
carry on my business at this time, 1
will sacrifice a block of stock in one
; of the best paying businesses in thia
I city, if you are looking for a high
grade Investment, one thai wjli pity
handsome and continuous dividends,
address G 361. caro Tltncs-Dlspati h,
eity._
wanted. A BfSIXKSS MAXAiillil Tu
take charge of a inanufneturtng In?
dustry, otii- that promises to i>e the
largest of Its kind in the South: must
be In position to invest ll\i> thousand
dollars In th,- company; to the right
man a very satisfactory Income wl|l
be assured. Addross, with refer
enees. G :'.7ii, can- Tl.gDlspatch.
tarsiness man wants partner in
firm to increase capital? es
tablisiied 25 vears. an ex?
cellent opportunity; It 162
care times-DISPATC1 f,
.V'A NT ED. ENGINES AND BOILERS
tor overhauling. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS, INC.
JWill sell a new patented db"
vlce. There is nothing sold on the
market like it. Phone Monroe IstO
Party J. Addross W. M MAYO, I'ilS
. KensltiBlon Avenue, city.
DAILY PUZZLES
answer to resTKnour? puzzlk.
: SALE CYLINDER DI.1-'?." TALK
log machlnt all? tccorti? on caw:
terms C, U. HAYNES & Co.. 12
w. st oroad.
MOTOR? ') ? I.!. ? |KD i?i ' ' LES SEV
and second-hand; repairing of ui
kinds. TOMPK1NS 'Mi W.-sl _ Iii oa>:
P'oTt KALL." CHEAP. A COMPLETi
set uf carpenter's tools'. H". for eh. -
und contents. Apply to ELSNEI
BR?K., it06 East Main Street._
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS .v SD LIGH'
furniture wagon, grocery jnd butth
er witgonB. RICHARDSON Li.Ob,
CIS Hiuok Avi.
folt ?ui' w'-HlTE GAS CAR. V. I Li
terms, THOMPSON
PANY) Chatham. Va?
il ST rT IN 1 \V\. .'.
liihi t -Dlbpatch
?~-D?TE SOD/
lionlu Co. a l l 1:
iac?i state .i ?i Silk
w
FOR SALE, A MODERN S-HOO.M
Inme. liL'ou Idot-k Hain.vor Avenue;
most complete ho?s? in West End.
f 6,200 buys it.is. DRINKARD'S, 4::i
1 - J N . r'. 11 S.xth._
L\ca\ UotiHc L'.iaiiiro
Li'.-'. Vul i: EAR.V.S WITH .! a.'ooN
NELLY a- CO. Write postal for t.ec
.-', ? Lfis ? yrvTRl3iN*iA SXy
Station, Ocean View, Va. Scullery
?
?ble. MRS. E. J. BRADLEY.
a LADYWITH I 'N !?:' OR T\\ O ICHIL
<ir.-n oi a gentleman and ins wife;
brick house lar^'i-, shady yard; good
table; telephone and dally mail, ref?
erences exchanged. Address AIRS.
KENToN No',.AND, p.aver |.am, V? .
;;,,Rj Kj D. No. 2.
CARRi iLTi IN C( ?TTAGE, I ICE AN VIEW.
nig unu amusements cor rates, etc.,
? MRS I C. DIG! iES,
IO?SE. ?ITUAT BD IN A COOL?
shady park. Rates moderate. Ad?
dress E. D. MOON, Lexington, Va.
! 'IWEVAl;: < INN. ON fLVMPTON
Roads; country and seashore com
blned, with city conveniences. Send
fbi literature to the misses taru,
Hampton, Va.
QARWOOD CQTTAQE. OCEAN view,
Va., newly papered; all conveniences;
one block from amusements; bath?
ing, flsh'.ng, dancing. Meals 50c.
Special rates on application.
3)rr, Coal anb cuchi?
w?<5d and coal ~ *
our drv kindling rest in city:
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wooii Company; tl-50 half-cord. Da?
vid M. lea ? co. Pnotu- Monroe
C.?6.
LONG'S I.ai;GE DRV"??k~AND PINE
Is now si Hing at summer prices
also slabs, cheapest wood sold; ail
of my coal Is free-burning and .it
summer price. Order now and ? >...
on it weekly. Virginia anthracite '?
? n y $6.60 this month, sample sent
irre. E. T. LONG, I50t! \VCfi Uru.nl
ilr<
>t.
PI.at:: ICE, , UREST and BEST FOR
all uses an ; the most economical. 40
cents per hundred. Try t lend of
our pine and oak wood, which is dry
and undei Shelter. TYLER & RYAN.
I '.M \\ .-i i'. ;.. . Madison 1079 _
iv?Oill? jut L\CIU
Nii'il.V i ; ":v Psi i ed itSoMS' W ITH
or without board. Tis East Marshall.
NICELY ElIRN'isllED ROOMS. WITH
or Ithout hoard, 16 South Fifth
Street.
NICKS'lS I ?T'LNISHe'd ROOMS; GOOD
board Bfjj North First Street,
FOR RENT] one LARGE FRONT
room, c?rner Grace and Adams. Ap?
ply 17 Weal Grncci second flat,
FURNISHED ROOMS. HALF BLOCK
, from post-office. 100 North Seventh
Street.
TWO CONNECTJNO ROOMS ADJOIN
Ing bath in apartment 12, The Han?
over, Alt:o accommodations for
ti.,:i-i. t.ts Madison ?;:i\-.J
COOLEST FURNISHED ROOMS * TN
Richmond. THE ROANOKE, 111
North Eighth. _?
TWO NICELY i'Vri'.NISHED ROOMS
for rent; reasonable rent to steady
tenants; all conveniences. 302 East
Grace. Phono MadlSOh r,602.
jflattf fat Ken?:
for rent; Nl iely furnished
ilul; all conveniences. 2015 Grovo
Av etilie.
RO< 'MA XI i" H \T 11 A PA KT M EXT "V
' Tim Hanover. Madison 0318-J,
mist
Company, ;
RICHMOND, VA.
This t'ompnnuy hnvlntr qualified ns
administrator or Sara Dingcss stark??.
I ao-lnst said estate are requested to j
present them, at;d those Indented to i
the estate will |f?''nsc make payment.
\ nti.i M \ l it I ST I OMP \N V.
? Administrator of .Sara Dinges?. Starke,
deceased,
j'-tniiiifial
Money to Lend ut
5 Per Cent.
ON CITY IlKA !. KS I ATE.
Borrower can pay off at any In
McVHICHI ft OLiNN.
C North Eleventh .Street
I?COI G?0tatc jfoi fedlc
Monument Ave. Home
At an attractive price. Convenient;
modern and very cheap. Near Rich
irtotld i rolll W.
McCURDY f>. JOHNSON,
Mutual Building. ;
_
Real eotiUf f-oc Kent
Seotember Rent List
<? North Eleventh Street
j?ctirr?
ANTkl/'tfie' public~nt6TTcno\v
that jahnkm bros, Jewelers, &u
Kan Msl'n Btreet, buy. sell, exchanne
and ri u< i nt diamonds in the
datp/-t styles. Old gold and all
v. i tlway? takei !rj exchunico._
9utam?b?e_ (or fealc.
10 ' cfi '. LMERS TOURING CAR,
fully e<|UI pod top, wind Fht? Id. u.<.:<
tank, magneto, <>:tra tire nnd tube:
ear h:>.s been repainted and thor
buoglily overhauled JONES MOTOR
c i: . ??? . Allen Avenue and P.road.
>i: ??-}\\~<]:s<v::r. AUTOMOr
bile. In first-class condition; will
d ? onstrnte. Address F 311, care
Tllni s-1 tlspatbh.
?lt .vM.il. CHALMERS DETROIT. 80
horsepower touring ear, fully equip?
ped; ii-arest offer to $1,000 takes it;
i .-??.-.: ,-- ? itidltlon. w.M. P. at
K..NSON COMPANY. Box 104. Pe
?DERN WAVF.RLY ELECTRIC 8UR
r< : . !?? rfect condition; run i>:>a than
1,000 miles; will demonstrate. Box
.r.18, Richmond. Va.
prnjor.til?
ft?man^itAi"i: hought' and~ Isold
at HUOHES&S. 20S North Third.
m^S^cTTc" 'b< >V\ k?s. iii ^^ilaSTk '?
lln, rooms a:id board for ocrmar,:r.t
and trans.er.! quests, dlnlnc room
well equipped.
MRS. TXK STR1NH LIPBCOMil. han
over Cafe, lOu West Franklin. Sum?
mer rates. Transients a specialty.
x\r.;l CStatc (or Zkcin.
for tTeNTtT A l5otjS_~TN' reAR "of
1 |tl] Cast Mam Street, suitable tor
I a shop or storage; win b>- remodeled
to suit tenant, RAAB & co.. Mutual
1 Building.
' NKW, S1X-ROOM HOIiN i 11 < 1 i! ?
land Park. Phone Monroe llll-L.
CClaiUCD
' ^'a'nti^iJT^o'Bi' y \yn i? Vioon' w^uk
Apply BURTON SYSTEM, 11
' ir. South Seventh street.
FURNITURE .V?NTED?WILL buy
household KOetU of any kind and
i any amount. Phone Madison tOOtf,
WANT KD. TO bi'v GOOD seconds
ham! oil c??ok stove and lawn mower.
Bux 02, City. _
i W?NTEbr LOAN OF sTo.OO? ON
I rapidly advancing itty real estate
worth three times the amount. Ad?
dress D :.">5, cure Times-Dispatch.
WANTiTd' TO BUY t OR CASH,
household goods In any quantity.
I Phono Madison SS51.
Uyi'jflilillllDUO
j WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOP. THE
I name Edison If you want one you
can utidets'und every word on me
record. C. ti. HAYNE8 _ CO._
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, Si
i per load. Stor? y?ur furniture, bun?
gles, automobiles, pianos at ro.vii
RINS. . . W, s t Broad.
SHOE KEFAiP.lN'.i.
75e HALFSOLE M EN'S SHOES. 60o
I ladies; every pair sewed; best leath?
er, no nails, no pens. Royal rule
I bi-r heels, 2:>c; Tr?d-Alr rubber heels.
I 4dc; leather heels rebuilt like new,
t :??'.<? DREW'S ELECTRIC SiloF.
FACTORY, 71? E- Main. Phone .\lon
I roe 266,.
SLIP LOVERS.
I IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, i OR BED
room or parlor. ...ttde to lit. SYD
I Noll & HUNDLEY, INC., seventh and
Grace. Madison a?i>4.
LOANS.
??.000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at Now York rates. N. F.
JACOUS & .SON. No. 213 North Ninth.
PIANOS
bummer KATES now On piano
I moving and overhuullnK by factory
experts. Prompt. careful wont
Biiaruntecd. Phone MadUuii 3110.
chas, M. stieff, Pianos, 117 w.
Broud.
brazing.
WANTED, brazing OF CAST IRON.
RICHMOND MACHHTB WORK8. INC.
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholmo.rluK. etc. L? N. All
NALL & SON. 1017 \V. Broad. Pbona
Mudlson tiJT ,'. _
SKA FOOD.
CALL PHONK MONROE 1111 FOR
llbb. steamed crabs, er;ib meat. De
llYurvd juroniptly. 30> N, Monrou Stv
Kummer lU?oit?.
STRIBLING SPRINGS
Shenaudoah Mountains, Augusta Co.,'
Va. Sulphur, alum and chalybeate
waters; all within ooij feet of hot-i I
Rates, jT.yj to $10.00 In hotel, or largo I
two-room cottages remodeled 1912.
Write for booklet, ic Illustrated pagi ?
Railroad Stations. Staunton aud
Stokeavllle. F CHIUH BSTHR.
Ml. Solon 1". O., Augusta Co., Va.
Mountain Bridle Pailis
Alwav, cool. NO 1 LIES <'!< MOS?
QUITOES. Ever-. > r Sport. M?g
ntflceiit Swimming Pool Sulphur and
H< .;.:-.?! tolh*. ? la In.
Pf3?tin?r,i?. S?me ir.*:.i^f Mco!1
Ltt ln. Old Point. 1 >.r lafarmatUiii addirll
GCO. F. ADAMS, Wklta Su'.tUr. W. V?. _^tt
vU_&J@k riM
i lt$;^WHiT? SULPHUR
Maple Shade Inn, Piilnskl, Va,
?
Virginia. Perf? i . equipped tor coin
and pleasure; Vltltudo 2.i00 fwt. Won
J".?is T?. ? B .vetpur from Rich
1 Write for booklet.
Sweet Chaiybnie Springs
.-\\ KET CltAIA PIE \1 K, VA.
Up* tri the Alleghany Mountains, ntO feet!
above the B.-a lev ! Swimming
Tool?. Cool Nights. Beautiful Mountain
Scenery. Water supply. Iron and carbonated, :
of superior meclb ul V. ,!>, f?r book- ?
let It. F. KARLE. Mahagiri I
Sweet .rhalvb^t,. Va. I
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
w.vi iiit i.\p m;t sk.
The Mountain Paradise.
I Now open, extensiv. .; Improved The most
? modern and finest located hotel la th la
reden. Outline of no blithest standard;
white service. Orel latro. sorjm diversions;
>vi;. dul-uf-door amusement; heir, li.au
tlftil Palm Court and Cafe, Special July
; Slid party rates. Booklet and auto maps
I .nailed. Cth leuion,
john re'r-nr cope.
flriiinttc Citv Rrtfort*
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
gerunds adjoin beach ami boardwalk. Only
nroa'lum-prlceu hotel where gaits may so i
fi-?.i house to surf In Lithlng nttire wltn- ,
out using streets, u-hl h Is prohibited. Uaa
ol lioili houses ?Ith attendant to <nre for
suits l- tree. Running water in room-.
Prent) "ml sea water batlis, publll and prl
vale. Special rate- -' ami up rtuH> ; is.CO
Id ..: ' weekly, Including ?hohe table, sup?
plied from own farm. l\ ? - . .. Or
ancstra. Tennis courts and croquet (rounds
between hotel and beach. Hooklet mailed
upon request.
PA PL C. ROSECRANS.
Galen Hall
IiY Tin sr. \.
1101 1 I A ? i' SA NA rORICM.
Atlantic City, N. J.
GAI.EN HAI.I.
IN -l HE! MOl NT MNS.
\ i IHS'J ' t \>- llili Kl .
Wernersville, Pa.
I". r.. vi?! m;, '.cncral Manager.
Hotel Sothern
Vlrelnla Ave. MO ft. from ocean. Rath?
and runnlue watcri Excellent table. 7th
teuton. Same management. O. T,. CAKE.
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBEROM
? At.i Fireprool Innes. Tehn. av.. near Beaeh
central: capacity *??.; opposite Prot, and Cu:K
Churches; running water In rooms; private baths
I excellent table; \< ^ tables from own farm ? white
d It. Ib.lt. :? ,' ret--. R. B. Ludy Ml)
HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia av and
I Hcach; renovated throughout; centre of
; attractions; ocean view; capacity TOO; ele
l vntor; private baths; white service, eta.;
I superior table; apectal f 10 up weekly; 11
'up daily; booklet. M. A. SMITH.
Mil. WILTSHIRE,
Virginia Avenue an.1 Beach. Ocean view.
Ureatly Improved. Cap. IS'.'. Privat? baths,
tunning water In rooms, elevator, etc.
Music. Special. |li.M up weekly; l.'.iO uu
daily. Open all rbo year. Hooklet.
s.vuun;. ELLIS.
The leudlnc and most modern high-class
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Avenue and Beach.
New throushouti capacity 31C; privat?
. ? ??.!!. I.'j'Xi feet wide. coo!
porches; ex ptlonal table, white service.
Special t?te?. is, 110. *f.?.S0 up weekly, il
up daily. Bookl t._j. P. COPE.
ST. CHARLES
Most select location fronting the ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Courteous service.
Bathrooms with Hot and cold, fresh and
aea water Its ?.meats, etc. Masnltlcent
porchea overlooking the Boardwalk and
ocean. Orchestra of soloists, flolf privi?
leges. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
NEWLIN HAINFtS COMPANY.
Wesimont Rht^^ctve
j Sdrrounrting lawns; elevator; privat? and
j sea water baths; electricity ami massage.
I V-'i'-* op week y. Hooklet. Hell phone
|6i9-A. M. p.. skMEES, Manager.
HOTEL RALEIGH
St. Charles Pine ? and n.-acn. tOO lnrgc cool
rooms; ocean view; private baths; running
water In looms; lino porches; elevator;
electric lights, etc. Food and service of
the best. Vor> reasonable rates.
H. j. ?VNES.
Hotel IT.enclerton
Tennessee Ave third house from beach
aa,l pier; fam i otel; private baths, ocean
vl. w, elevator, fine porches, home cooking;
special low early teason rates.
j. a. MITCHELL.
The most attractive and popular hotel for
I Richmond visitors.
HOTEL HORTON
j Ocean < hd Ten
an attraction*.
! ami Proprietor,
I EDRMTEWnT Kentucky av., KX> yards from
; rKUAi~nAL \, rood ... ia. ?>?-:
I Cap. SSO. N?W| lioitiellk?; elevator; large,
I cool, ocean view rooms, with buths; phonos;
excellent tdbl? vMl? service; motal beds.
.Special .-.u.m. V 'l> weekly, f 1.60 up dully.
?at to Mon. |S. Hooklet W. P. WATTS.
ISLES WORTH
On the Oooan front, Virginia av.. overlook
I ing famous Steel Tier, rapac ity I0O. Special.
fll'.WI up weekly, no extra charge for hot
aea water batoa. Elevator, spacious porches,
privato baths. Orchestra. Auio meets trains,
Booklet. VV.M. HYMAN, I'roy.
PRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
HOTEL SHOREHAM,
Ocean End Virginia Air.
A modern, hotel with every convealenco;
elevator, privat? oaths, etc. Open lawr.?
allow plenty Ot tight and air. Ideally lo
! extort. Service and table, the best. Hales
IlitO up weekly. Hooklet.
?V. JU. GOTTEN,
LiilngH Now Life to the 2>ociy In all
.FEyER''CASES
At ?II Drar?tl, 01 free, Sol> Agr
E. FOUGERA & CO.. Inc.. N. Y.
H OulcV.ly Petitore;; trvo Appetite to
wimimms,
Ui.ini R?no??d Strengte an* Vit.itlry
TI0N5
FERTiLiZER SAL
IWS DECREAS
Chemical Company Elects Cren
shaw and Horden as Vice
Presidents.
Following the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Vlrgmiu-Curollnn
Chemical Company held yesterday in
New York, the directors at their or?
ganization meeting ele< tod as vice
presidents S| Dabney Crenshaw, of
Richmond, formerly secretary of the
I company, and Charles K. Borden, u:
Richmond, assistant to the president
Other Officers were re-elected. The
dat. of the annual meeting was
changed to the first Wednesday in
I September, at the stockholder;!' meet?
ing. THe directors expect shortly to
ehhngo thi ..ml of the fiscal yeur from
May .:) to June 30.
I I*r< sldent Morgan made a statement
.:, lemehtary to the annual ropurt
He declared that the statement by
Price, Waterhouse ami others showed
that the Is ate $22,000,000 above
current liabilities.
'Ii.' total reserve fund, said Presi?
dent Morgan, Is SI,293,1! til, ivhtch in?
cludes " new special reserv0 of $1H.
:?.::? udded till;! year from current oarn
I lugs, for the purpose of providing for
I any rebates on Unsettled business.
.More than 1330,000 was spent In ad?
vertising, charged to operating ex
| pen.?es.
Tile Increased Inventory wits caused
by decreased sale of fertilizers, u de
j crease of IG per cent., due to Wet late
spring and poor prices for low-grade
cotton experienced by the farmers In
it,i cotton belt. The depression in the
fertiliser department is the gk-ontost
in the company's history. The decrease
is not permanent, President Morgan
believes.
The company's tnlnlnc department'*
phosphate nek and pyrites are In
mi tisfaclory condition.
The tonnage of cotton seed nn,l cot?
ton seed pro,puts was greater than
j ever before.
I The consolidation of the Elnlgkett
I potash mines with a new mine, the
Prince Albert, Is reported as very
I advantageous and beneficial, in Krech,
fne president of the Equitable Trust
,? ? ,?nv, of New York, was elected n
I director to succeed Fairfax Harrison,
I resigned._
IN POLICE COURT
Prunk (ireeii. Aliened Cocaine Denier,
seat <>?? to Grand Jury.
Frank Green, colored, charged With
selling cocaine, was sent to the Hust
Inu.-i Court grand Jury from the Police
Court yesterday morning.
The case of R. II. Conway, charged
with assaulting G. W. Tiller, an Old
man. w'th a rock, wns continued to
July SS. Conway was released on bond
of ff.
Lin wood Carter nnd Preston Jenkins.
, both colored, were lined $20 each for
> cruelly working and torturing their
horses. ?'alter was also placed under
' bond of $100 for flxty days.
? Eddie Booker, Jack Morris. Brother
Giles, Kntc Lewis. Son Washington
and Pcrnetl Blair, all colored; were
before Justice Crutcnfleld to answer
? the chnrge of throwing rocks nt a
i car.of the Virginia Railway and Power
? COmpteny. Booker was sent to the
grand jury and the others dismissed.
William Mays, a white man. was
fined $'-'0 and put under bond of $ioi,
for sixty days for being disorderly
?and annoying Mrs. Lena Wells.
Sunday Seaside Outings
$1.50
Round Trip to
Newport News,
Oitl Point,
Buckroe.
1
Round Trip to
Ocean View,
Norfolk,
Virginia Beach.
3?Fast Trains?3
Rvrrj Sunday, ss.-tn, u \, Ji? |2 Noon,
I Patronised by Richmond people. No
' stops to get a crowd. Combined rail
and waiter trip. Fnat, clean ride over
rack Italian! double irin-u. Delightful
sail across Hampton Roads Choice of
; two routes to Norfolk. Ten hours at
Ihe seaside. Three hours longer at
Ocean View than via other routes.
Passengers can Pave Ocean View
nnd Buckroe every hour until 1:110
P. M.
Connecting with fast trains leaving
old point |:25 and s ite p. M. C. ft O.
>-t- am? r leaves Norfolk 4 and s p. M.
WEI l\-i:\D II ITHS.
Tickets also on snlo for all trains
Fridays nn,l Saturdays. ?ood until
-Monday.
Old Point, $.100 round trip
Norfolk, j., round trip.
Virginia B< ach, $3.25 round trip.
Mtltinnr City Ec^orTd
Ho. Carolina av. nnd Urach, ontro or all
attractions. Capacity PM. One ?f tin, moil
modern ar.,1 up-to-date. 103 ocean-side rooms.
Private lentis, riiiinlng erstes Iii rooms. Eio
v?tnr. MuilC Pine porches. White sarvlca.
RpeclAl rotes: Jit up weekly; |IM up dally.
Booklet. \V. F. SHAW.
ZSiUtftrnH floUtta.
!!' >A i: : i A I It LINK It A U .\V A Y."^
Five Per Corn. Adjustment Mortgage
Gold Bonds.
Tho iieml-anniial Hint:> 1.11 ti Of Interest on
this company's adjustment bond*, amount?
ing to I!!, per cent. ($}$.0O), ropreaontod by
Coupons Nos. 9 and 10. for Ri.60 eaoh, win
be i>ai<l en met Rftor Annan 1. 1912. at the
office of Mi>?r?. Blair A Co., No. Itroad
Street, No? York
SeatK.ard Air I.ln? Railway.
By 15. C. PORTEOU8, jSecietary.
Hears Evidence as to Killing of
Two Girls by Cannon
Ball Train.
NO BLAME FOR ACCIDENT
Outlook for Southsidc Virginia
I air Is in Every Way
Satisfactory.
Tltn"B-Dlspatch Bureau.
5 Bolllngbrook Street.
(Phono 1IS5)
Petersburg. Va.. July IS.
Coroner 11. ?1. l.elgh ami O Jury held
ah Inquest this afternoon on the
bodies of the two girls?Blitnehe, aged
fourteen, and R?th, nged eleven years?
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kv.rly, ?f Chesterfield county, who
were killed yesterday morning by the
I Cannon Rail train. at Grossman's
j Crossing, on the Coast Lino Railroad,
one mile north of this city. The bodies
1 were vl< wed l>y the Jury In the inurgu*
looms of T. J. Morrison Son. tinder
I takers, where they had been prepared
ror burial, and the evidence was heard
In tho Hustings Court room, a num?
ber of witnesses had been summoned,
and eight were exajnlncd. William B,
Mcllwalnc. of this city, was present In
I the interest of the Atlantic Coast Dine
? Railroad, on which the accident hap
; peiicd, and Raskins llobsoh, common
j wealth s attorney of Chesterfield, was
1 present In tho interest of the county.
Some tifty or sovority-nve people from
i Chesterfield were in attendance,
Mark Noble, engineer of Iho train
I which struck and killed the children,
! testified In substance that his train
was running at the speed of about nfty
'miles an hour; that at the whistle host
before reaching the crossing lie blew
his whistle and the bell was rann by
the fireman; that the first Intimation
ol danger was given htm by his iiie
mah; that he immediately applied the
? mcrgency brakes and reversed steam;
j that the d'd tit see the horse on the
track until the animal whs struck by
tlie train, that his position, the rlnhc
! M.|e of the engine, prevented his 8*0"
, lug anything oh the track at that
i point.
Mr. Noble further testified that
he Stopped his train as quickly
as possible and went to the aid of the
lldron, doing everything f"r them
that cool 1 be done. Moth were alive.
They were pill aboard the train and
brought to Petersburg, one of the girls,
he thinks, dying about the time the
train reached the station.
William Shalox, the llremnn con
I tinned Knglneor Noble's statement as
to the blowing of the whistle nd ring?
ln? of the bell. His position was on
tlie left of the engine, where he could
See better than the engineer, lie saw
i the wagon and children on the trackI
j when within about thirty yards of '
(them. nn-'. shouted to the engineer, who
I applied his brakes. It was too late
to prevent the accident. The team
j was struck, the horse ?thrown to one
side and the children thrown thirty
feel or more Into the nlr.
I Mrs .Cadmnn Archer, of Chesterfield
i county, testified that she was driving
1 IuhI ahead of the Everly sisters y,-s
ion'Jay ritornlng. As she crossed the
railroad track she glanced down the
ro.ol and saw the train about a mil"
away, coming towards Betersburg,
After reaching the top of Iho hill a
short distance from the track, and
hearing the near approach of tho
train, she looked back to see where the
girls were. Shu saw their horse stand?
ing on the railroad track at the cross
ing. and the elder sister Using her
whip to urge the animal forward. The
horse was standin? still. Anticipating
what would happen Mrs. Archer said
she turned her head to avoid seeing
the accident. Mrs. Archer said she
did not hear the engine whistle or hell,
but could not sny they were not
. sounded.
Mrs. O. A. Hancock, who lives near
the road an 1 near the point of the ac
; cl ient, testified that she heard both
I the engine w histle and bell She saw
the children approaching the crossing
j und called to them to warn them of
i their danger, They apparently did i
not hear her. she heard the second
.blow of the whistle, but 11 was then
tod late, the horso was on the track;
it seemed from the general toribr "f!
(the t'Stiiiionv lloit persons approaching I
th< crossing on account of the rolling I
surface "f the ?round cannot see nl
train approaching from the direction
of Richmond and that the persons ort I
'the trains cannot see any one comingi
to the track. The two girls were not
seen until their horso came oh tli-!
I track, and It w as too late to move
back or forward.
The verdict of the Jury was that
tlie sisters came to their death on the
17th of July, from multiple Internal In-I
I juries received by being struck or hit I
by the (.?.union Rail train, or train No.
21, at Grossman's Crossing, in flu.
terfleld county.
The little girls were not run over
and crushed by the train, nor dis?
figured.* Their ribs' ami arms and logs
were broken and their Injuries were
internal, On the faces or the Kill'*
after preparation for burial rested!
sweol and peaceful smiles.
The funeral of the- sisters will tako ,
place to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock
from old Blandford i.'iiurch. w lo r,, the j
services will bo conducted by the RovJ
Lloyd (.'. Moore, of West .Street Meth- !
odist Church,
llrlgM Outlook for Pair.
Iho outlook for the fair of Riol
soutnside Virginia Pair Association,
to he held here next fall. la in the
highest tlogree encouraging, The farm-1
irs of tho entire section ate taking
loop interest, and they are going (u
?Mill.lt th6lr best stock and the boil
products or then- farms. The fair will
be a much larger and bottej one than
that of last year. Everything on the
grdUIld is to be put In prime condi?
tion; the premium list Is a most lib?
eral one. and tiio association's cutii
1 loguo will soon be Issued.
Personal and Otherwise,
Last evening at ;:30 o'clock, in the
manse of tho Second Presbyterian
Church by the Rev, J. ,\. MnClttre,
.Miss Grace llorno and David Wither
'spoon Hawkins, both of this city, were
married. Tho bride was attended by
her two sisters. Misses Elisabeth and
Josephine llorno.
Adjutant and .Mrs. George M. Woods.
I for the past three years in charge of
the Salvation Army work in Peters,
burg, have been ordered to another
Held. They will leave on July JO,
Adjutnnt And Mrs. Woods have done a
vasi Amount of good w ork In this com?
munity.
The July term of thc Hustings
Court was opened to-day, hut on ac?
count of the d/mth of Edward g. Maim,
brother of Commonwealth's Attorney
R. it. Mann, nil Commonwealth caeca
were continued until next Tuesday,
Mrs. Frank A. Owen nnd Mrs. R. R.
Kinn have gone to Ashevllle, N, C? to
Spend the summer.
The Retail Merchants' Association,
through a coininiltee of Its members.
Is making arrangements for the better
advertising 61 the advantages of the
city,
J. c. patten, a citlsen of Petersburg,
who died shortly after the war. is Well
remembered by the Older people of tlie
Olii for his exploits In balloon flying
and for his Ingenuity In other re?
spects. Ho was a progressive man In
, his day, and was the Inventor of tor?
pedoes to blow up the f?deral ships on
? their coming up Jamas River to Rich?
mond, lie was employed to remove
I these torpedoes after the war. and In
Idolng so contracted a cold which re
Uiuua iw w*. dump
IM ?t In c ? I vcl>-?rncrt^n,j supremely
MISSIOMRIESlf
WAY 10 CONGO
Local Presbyterian Churches to
Hold Farewell Services in
Their Honor.
Twelve yoyng missionaries, on route
to the Congo Mission of th? Presby?
terian Church In Arflca, will bo the
centra <.r Interest next Sunday In tho
local Presbyterian colony. Thu party
will occupy BtfWts In tho pulpit at tho
Church <if the Covenant at tho 11
o'clock si rvlec, and Rev. Charles H.
Pratt, who Ih himself under appoint?
ment to the Korean Presbyterian inis
Blon; will make a farewell address.
Members of tile church from every
congregation >n the city will gather
to Join In the far.-well services.
On .Sunday .?veiling a similar ser
\i?.- ?in be h?dd at the Grace Street
Presbyterian Church. The missionary
party will be again the centre of In
terest and appropriate farewell ad
dl.i will be made. Charles A. How
land, chairman of the Laymen's Mis?
sionary Movement. Is expoctod to
speak. The other Presbyterian
Churches of the city, It 's expected,
will dispense with their Sunday even?
ing Services to permit their congrega?
tions to attend the Bin-well service
at i lie tin. Streut church.
The young people en route to Africa
ivOrc among Hid numbor who volun
teered nt the Chattanooga convention
? .i tii" Laymen's Missionary Move
ment, which was heW in the Tennessee
town last February. The convention
went wild with applause when twenty
eight volunteers t?r African mission
work mounted the platform In response
tu the call for help brought to this
country by Rev. Motte .Martin. Himself
a missionary to the Congo. The volan?
ts era have been departing for Africa.
In groups of from two to s'w The lat?
est party is the largest that has gone
forward at one lime.
For lufanis and flhildrun.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Reuben Thomas Lips?:ombe
Financial and Manufacturer*'
Agent
Exploiting only meritorious and mar?
ket.tide patents, etc. Selling oniy ths
highest grade manufacturers' products in
the two Virginias and two Carolinas.
Established trade
No. 115 North Eighth Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
Seashore Trips
The No-Chansre-of-Cam Route.
EVERY SUNDAY
$ 1.50
ROUND
TRIP
TO
NORFOLK, VIROINIA BEACH,
OCEA.N VIEW, ( iPE IIBNRV.
2?PAST TRAINS?3
Leave Byrd Street Station ?3:10
A. M. und 9 A. M.
Leave Norfolk 4:15 P. M. and
?7:10 P. M.
'Through Coach betvreen lit. h .
mond und % IrKlnln lleaeh.
WEEK-END RATBSi Norfolk.
$3.00; Virginia Beach. 13.26. On
sale Fridays and Saturdays.
Limit Monday following.
"EXCURSION RATES ON
BOSCREN ^llor.?."
Advertisement and windows.
.".07 EAST BROAD.
Original
Tanner Paint & Oil to.
1417 find 1414 East Mala,
Richmond. Va.

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