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The times dispatch. [volume], September 09, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
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SIX KILLED WHEN
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FROM RAGE TRACK
Six Others Are Dying and Thir?
teen Are Badly In?
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\'EWS OF EASTERN SHORE
"Berry's for Clothes"
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In [act It's .ill ready ai any
m,nine with ail the marks of
ill,- best made-tb-order p.ro
ductioti. l'i ices : Tuxedo Coat,
.':.': . pecial VVaistcoat, ^i?;
Trousers, $8.
Full Dress Suit, $30.50.
Ti i complete l.h? outfit; sh rts,
collars, lies, gloves, silk socks,
sills, handkerchief, silk hut all
i tady and nil right.
1)i ess u p.
FATAL TRAIN WRECK
Killed, ihr,.- Ml.-lim Hud fircni
Iliiiiiaec Done.
THIRTY FIVE INJURED
inl i lit , i rlc i ii r Crimbc? lot
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Ai.y Dock L/ Mail, 22? F.tir? ior f'oiw??
MAINE HO LONGER
TRUE BAROMETE
Rum Question in Stau- Election
Greatly < Overshadows Na?
tional Issues.
old rull failed in 1908
Result oi To-Day's Struggle Will
(live Nro 1 ndication < if
Progressive Strength. 1
?oters of this State to the polls
orrow i.i . I. ft it Governor, u now
n. in nie j
liicil W lu ll l ull \\ :i- Slimed,
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lean atuli
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?. .mil the absolute repudiation ol
it wa? Bulunlttcd to tr.>- ?<;??? -tt
pedal election, fctipteniicr lu.litll,
?rs w-re th.
, r'erhiilha an was bet?re :U-. f'trl
PIhIniciI in Re-eJceteil.
by HonifthuiK uiHi- r ma qiu
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iosevfjli element In the eltua
hn unknown raptor, and ii?
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WILSON DEGLAHES
FIGHT OS SMITH
sevelt bosslet? picked
h strenuously ribjeeted.
Children Cry
FOR FLEl CHEri 3
I Gl JX ?5 T O R I A
ME DELEGATES
CONVENTION
Petersburg Chapter, U. IX
Will Be Represented at
11 arrisonbttrg.
SECOND BRIGADE SPONSORS
Proposed BonJ Issue Will Be
Considered by Aldermen
To-Nierht.
Timos-Dlapatch Durcau.
? Bolitligbrook Street,
TclephOn? 1485, ,
]'. tersburg, Va., Septt mber 8- :
ctcreburg Chapter, United baiigh- ?
. of the Confederacy, has appointed
following delegates t j the annual
vent ion of Daughters, which meets :
! irrlsonburg in October: .Mrs. v.". a. i
.-. Miss May Dewberry. Mrs. a. U
.is, Mrs. Burtlett ltoper, Mra.;
hard D. I 'a vis.
':: .; pti iribei 10 the chapter will
?
a will be marked by apprbpriaie
.? s. Not a great many more
sons In this vicinity remain undec
ted '??>? these crossed of he nor.
Sveoud llrlgadc Snouaor?.
'omthaiider l'. Uidgers, of the
i.; Brigade, United Sous oi Con
?
ii ijhonl ol the following represonta
? .- !?. the I'ulaskl reunion:
?
>leetluR ?f Aldermen.
l.cncrul Vi?-. Votes.
the system ,,f put
s in conteiri pltitl i
?
Iglit, after an Illness t
eburfl fans, though dlsat
lot retaining th'o pen nan
.. i. .t ii. perfect guod hi
dt for u butler result ne
M tends nee ui name.
ivere (1,200 ptVld adthiss
1)1 e-header games Saturday
i:i was aboht 1,000,
Ulli Dislocated,
. Chenault, an empioyo of t
Coast Dine nnllroad, si
n dislocation of his hip Si
y h(ghi by a fall while Oil d.
was taken to the hospital a f
by being struck by
k'hd r,t some time in the le
New Battleship Pennsylvania Will Be as Large
as Giant War Vessel Ordered by Great Britian
WnahlnKton, September (*.?The new bnttlcnliln I'cnnnyl vnnln, ihr only
our nnlhorlaed bj < onirrrnM sit Ihr i?cn?lou, i?lll lie fully nn lnrjr,c ua
tlx- irren! bnttleaihlp ivhleli Ihr llrlllnh ituvermiiehl bee Ihm ordered; ur
eurdlnic t<> plnu? Of the Navnl General llonrd. ltn dlMPlaccmenl will e?
ee*'d 30,000 ions, which In about eiliittl to (lit- addition of n Kood-nlxed
erulNer'x <il Inceinenl in (he hlitKeHl nIiI|i ihr i ulted Stolen now line ?Hont.
ihr \iivul lionrd already huM outlined Ihe fceturee of the lien vcn
mcI, mill on effort trill be made tu ivi out ihr ml vertlnementn calling foi
Mils for (be eoiiatruetlun of the alilp before ? onajreim in?vtn In December,
I'roKreMKlve hhvj men tire linirll.il la HiU eotirne hj nn nnnrehenelon
ilini If tin* nitver.tlMenicntii ore not puhlltihed liefere Conacrea* meetaj ihr
Ko-eiilled "little novy" wen mlithi nie tin- foe! lu Juntlllentlun or thcii
failure lo provide for more I linn One hnttieahlp nl ihr laut Neaelon, nlleitliiK
that tbcj bnd Provided .re funds Ihnu (he Xrivy Department wen able to
expend. Thej inlulit nie? ime ihr fuel un o warrant for hkmIii lliulllnic
to our huttlenhlp the item for ihr Inereime of file nur? In n"al ?Vinter'?
mipropi lui Ion hill.
t'ertuln Impnrlnnl features of the Pennsylvania rentalu la hr devel?
oped, it is Kiild la hr well establish**!! ihm ihr alee of ihr nblp baa ???.
bnuated the noKiititllltlea of itir rcclprortitlaat engine*, for ihr irreal potter
to be developed hj ihr holler* would n'VeajNllnlc nueh aTlttniitlc low preaaure
e.tlluderH mid mnln shnftlou: of Niicb thickness nun ihr engine builders
could not nnfely meet thy deiiinnilM
< ??rinlii experiments are non In pr?n;rrB? n< Indien Heed ?llh n utm
earrlugc enpnhic ol run? Ins three greiil foiirleen-lneh rillrs. s? fur ibrnr
have not been eutlrclj niitlMfuvtory j'el upon their success must drprod
i lie adoption ?I (he triple kihi turret" lor the I'runa) ivnttia. In iceaieral
dimensions i he shin v. Ml in- iiliotit out) reel in length, pij feel benin and
(wealy-nlx lo iweaty-rlght feel drofl, unit crude nil probably win he
relied upon for furl.
COLONEL FINDS OUT
HOW TO RUN ENGINE
Then Returns io Car I
Perilous Way Alon
niilg Board;
HAS LONG TALK WltH DiXO
Dictates an Expression of Regiii
for < iscar Straus, .New
York Nominee.
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pc?t down over thfi and up >.v
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ton. Orejjon and California, and th
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The Wilson manaRers maintain th
Roosevelt will run aliead ?f 'I n ft
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more hotriln<io wfl.li rilp lr Ori t
that thousands r.f DpnioeTi)t? will si
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carry tho State.
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for President in 1 90S
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iff liver l!rmin
n of rcsanl for Oscar Straits,
?J by IU( Now Yu.-k Statu itu
for Governor,
trau? ;- ?dt merely a most,
dod ttnd able man, a iuun <ji'
.IUI? Integrity ahd ability, but
in vvbo has Kept abreast of the
oveinotit from which Sprang
I ? ?i.in-ntiy ittttd ior one
Inders .;. this movement, on ?
bvoiricnt of our platform heil
?? t , htense earnestness uf1
\\ 11.i. ?IKR
i \ rt. \ \ i \.
'oilon "i i<U
?i.l Orilrr.
on< .,f th<! largest negro
rs ::i the United St itca
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louuced that u ? y would atti
?option arc Gr.irnl Maater K.
of Illinois; Grand Secroii
?' Ni ? dham, Perin'syl\ an
nd Treasurer J. C. Johnson,
M'NAMARA OPERATED UPON
iitfered Aimrk ?I Ippendtcltls but
Will Iteeover.
San Qucrittn. Cal., September 8.?
limes It. McXamarn, Hervlng a life
ehtence In Kan Quentln prison here
or murder In connection with the dy
mltlng of the I,os Ai;o!?b T!in>s
itijldl'ng wn? operated on Thursday1 nt
he prison hospital it appendicitis.
?Ills became known to-day with the
nnouneement that lie would recover.
? MoN.iinniu Is In no danKT" said
Vnrticn Hoylc to-night, and will ),<?
,tit of the hospltnl in a few days.
The INNER-PLAYER me?
chanism saves you the time;
and (lie work necessary to
master the ordinary piano.
Your fingers need no practice,
because yon do not touch the key?
board.
You span at once the months
and years that would be required
to become skilled in te< hiiiquc.
Not all Pianos oj
the * 'Player" I i;f e
give you this result, and that's one
reason why yju should set
THE
INNER-PLAYER
PIANO
W hen you arc ready to buy, < ci
thinly you will wan*, ah iiistrunn i i
tliiat will enable you to play with
correct musical expression.
Succeaebre Cable i'lfiiio * o.
Mad. 2586. I $ E. Broad.
Snlumr s lioloc i /?
OBITUARY
Mm. Sophia \. < iirr>
111 \ li -
OEA'
four Kratidi l.'.Mr. n, 1-V ? Ij it,
and Allen 1' iv.il and fVrr;.' It I.
filbhday , a I '1 BH'N ON ?' 1 ')'<
from Laurel Btr? ft M 11 : ' ?
Friends and acquaintances Inyii
attend;
MIT1T?Died. In 11-nrlm County,
tembnr s. JtlANlTA U SMITH; w
of Charles E Smli h
Interment at Hollywood iibo
p M. M< iNDAY. I ii- ?th.
:iNfJ--Dled, suddenly, Saturday i
? ?
MiCifAEI. .1 K.'vo. ,,r Mechanic
Turnpike this city.
Funeral (lotted la'tl r.
Citizens of Richmond,
Tho election of five Administrators on Tuesday next will be perhaps
tho most Important municipal election in the history of Richmond.
Upon it (1 pends the honest administration of city affairs, tho advance
of sound ideas of government, the welfare of every voter. Rieh arc
needed whose experience In public affairs renders th"m saf- guardians
of tho people, and whoso record will warrant public trust. As on>
qualified by experience and proved by time, vvo cotrim? rid io >"tir suf?
frage
He is In every way qualified; a man of Unimpeachable character
and probity; a consistent friend of progress; a tried public servant. IK
has dono much for Richmond as a member of tho Council; he will do
more If elected to the Administrative Hoard.
A vote for Craham Hobson Is a vote for honest administration and
wise, fearless leadership.
(Signed).
BP WARD McOUIRE,
BPPA HtbsTQNi JR.,
I AM MS D. PATTON.
.Id IIX D. W I DDI A MS,
DQUGDAS S. KI: KMMAN
ARCHER ANDERSON,
IIF.MtY DEB V A DE NT IX
VVIDDIAM S. GORDON.
oeorgb ross.
!?:. n tiiomason.
char.df.s it. robins,
oeo. ben. johnston,

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