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Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23
NOVEL COACHING TRIP.
Effort VIII Be Made to Break
the Worlds Record.
SEVENTEEN CHANGES NECESSARY

Arrangements Perfected by which
Eighteen Men VIII Each Furnish .
Four-in-hand and Take the Good
Times From New York to Atlantic
City In a Day.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

OFFICE HOURS from a. m. Till 9
p. N. No Sunday hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
Trolley Party Given by Company
Last Ni"ht-NiiIitaryN Notes.

A most enjoyable military stag smoker lei,
trolley party was given last evening py
the members of Company F over the lines
of the Richmond Traction Compan y "A M 1,a-
sic was furnished by Messrs kempeT
Coleman, r. e E:ddins. c. V Delhaye and
Mr.. Davis. formerly Of the old regime sht
drum and fife corps. After the party the
members marched to their quarters,
where refreshments, were served. among ,lsals
those who composed the jolly crowd were
quite n number from other companies
Company a. Richmond Grays. VII hoad
a special called meeting Tonight. at
which a large attendance is requested -,
Company B. Walker Light 1uari, VIII
meet tonight for the transaction Oh rou-
tine business.
Company c, Guard of the Common
wealth, recently mustered In. will also
met this evening for drill
Owing to the exceedingly warm weather
the shirt-waist brigade finds many warm
Champions" at the incubator. more COM
monty known Regimentai ArmorE.
No one is in a better position to express
an opinion on the weather than those az
the Armory, and the suspension OF driliS
by several companies is quite popular
move with the boys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
SUIT BROUGHT FOR DIVORCE.
Charter Granted the Cohoke Club.
Divorce Granted.

Giles B. Jackson, counsel for Elizabeth
Richardson, on yesterday Instituted suit
to secure for her IL divorce from her hus-
band. Henry Richardson. All parties con-
cerned are colored people
A charter was granted In the Law
ind Equity Court yesterday 10 me
Cohoke Club the purposes of which
club are to conduct a milling business,
buying and selling merchandise. and the
rearing and propagation OF fish
The capital stock is to be from $1,000 TO
$4,000 in shares of $500 The principal
office is to be in Richmond with the toll
lowing officers:
President, L. T. Christian; Vice-Presi-
dent, w. G.. Miller; Secretary-Ireasure
II. A McCurdy; Directors, II. NJ Cannon
j. c. Tignor. Z. D. Taylor, S - Wit
]. t. Parkinson. A. L. Adamson, Geo. T.
King, H. NJ. Smith. Jr., w. l. Clopton,
lanes f. Bradley. w. B. Taylor, w. z.
Glinn and the general officers.
A divorce was granted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday to Rosa
orange against James Orange on usual
grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL
Newsy Notes Picked Up About the
State Offices.

State Offices
Secretary Ben. z. Owen is confined
10 his home at Buck Hill by sickness
and Major S. Eeth Tyler is still in WASH
ington.
Commissioner Of Agriculture hoiner IS
back from Fishers Hill. where on SAT
urday he delivered a speech on the sun
ject of FERTILIZERS" before the annual
meeting OF the Farmers Union OIL soiei i
andoah and Frederick. mir. koiner says
The meeting was very successful oiie
and was largely attended.
Prof. 5. ID. Heiges. Of York. Pa, VINO
was Chief pomologist in the Gnl.eo
States Department OF Agriculture !or
some years, delivered a speech on Fruit
Culture and another on poultry lor
Profit
The Commissioner will so TO Chatham
next Tuesday. where the first OF the Sc
ries OF Farmers Institutes will be held.
Others Will follow IN Charlotte, Halifax
and Prince Edward. a Prince George
farmer has sent 10 the Department a
very fine specimen OF clay, which he dis
covered fifteen feet below the surface,
IN boring u we'll on his farm.
A farmer from Lebanon. Russell coun-
ty. has written MIR. Koiner, stating that
one Akers is travelling through south
the authorized agent of the Department
of Agriculture. selling rights TO r,anufac-
tu-e fertilizers at So each.
The Commissioner desires II stated that
the man Is fraud Of the first water. and
has no connection whatever with his De-
partment-
DR.. Joseph ". Southall, Superintendent
of Public instruction. was at his Office
lsstsrday. but gatugnsd q noon 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
featuring industries. This will delny the
completion of the work in this district.
NO NEWS OF MISSIONARIES.
Foreign Mission Board Has Heard
Nofhinr from Refugees.

Foreign Mission Board Has Hearu
Nothing from Refugees.
The Foreign Mission Board OF tho
Southern Baptist Convention has heard
nothing lately from missionaries In China
Rev, DR.. W. r. L. Smith, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church. left Monday
for a trip to the Hudson. st. Lawrence.
Thousand Islands and other northern
summer resorts. He will return about
September. Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum.
of Atlanta, will supply the pulpit at Sec
ond Baptist Church during the absence
of DR.. Smith.
The work of finishing and furnishing the
gfeat auditorium of the Grace Street Bap-
fist Church is being rapidly pushed 1t Is
probable that the new quarters Will Do oc-
cupied by the first of December HOOD
& Hastings have ben given the contract TO
build the splendid organ and they nope 10
have it in place by the first OF November
The new building will be one Of the very
finest houses of worship in Richmond In
the opinion Of many the auditorium, when
completed, will be the most attractive IN
the city.
1. has not been decided whether there
shall be a uuartette or chorus choir, but
Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins will continue as
the principal director. position he has SO
ably and acceptabiy filled for several
years.
kew. Ut j. NJ. itSt. OIL .\iSuSItie,
corresponding secretary OF the Sunday
School Board OF the Southern Baptist
| Convention and son. Marcelus Frost. were
| guests of Richmond friends Monday,
having stopped en- route to Buckroe Beach.
Dr.. Frost was formerly pastor OF Leigh
| Street Baptist Church
Rev. DIR. C. S. Gardner, OF Greenville.
| s. c.. who will supply the pulpit of the
First Church during the coming month
| will be here this week. DR.. Gardner mas
the reputation OF being a highly entertain
| ing as we'll as strong preacher
| Rev. DR.. William E. Hatcher has gone 20
| hold protracted meeting in the country
! Rev. ". B. Beauchamp. pastor OF Broad
| Street Methodist Church. being still out
| Of the city the regular "Wednesday nlsns
service will be held in the lecture room OF
the church tonight at SIS O'Clock. rms
| service will be in charge of the EpWorth
League of the church, the meeting Will De
| led by Mr. Samuel X. Mckee, Secretary
| Young Mems Christian Association OF our
city The general public is cordially IN
! vited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
BANK FOR WEST POINT.
Over Forty Thousand ENcursio''s"
Since Beginning. of June.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times,
WEST POINT, VA. July Sin ousi
ness Mems Association at a speeial meet
ing held at the Terminal Hotel last eve
ing subscribed $500 toward the esjao'lsn,
uleut OF a national bank west fotitl "a. 90
been sorely in need of bank; as ,ni
Hotel Hotel people and the loell INGREDIENTS mas
amounted 10 over $1,000 a month
Mr.. n. Martin and wife and Mrs- !"
Ea-roood of Baltimore, are among thd
guests st the Terminal. r., ~,
The Marsden COMPANY has pu5 sn ,ss p tho
-, 49,. Ttyo, az New York, and used by
Ibar gentleman 10 ply between Capa
,-bar,es and his seaside cottage
Tha walking beam on the naphtha pump
~, terminal Hotel broke yesterday.
s.-.s-tns- considerable havoc in the base
r,en. in which ii is located
Thirty-;hree excursions from Richmond
,,ve visited West Point since June I'd:
greater number than in the past five years
The number OF people has exceeded 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
WAS NOT SURPRISED.
Mr.. Blnswan.cr knew OF His Wife's
Contemplated Step.

When Mr.. Sol. ]. Binswanger was seen
yesterday. in reference to the suit for
divorce Instituted against him by his
wife in Kansas City Monday. as printed in
yesterdays Times, he would say little.
He said that he had known of the con-
templated step for some time, and was
therefore not surprised when the publ
cation was made yesterday morning.
He denied the allegation Of cruelty made
in the bill by his wife, and when asked
If ne would contest the suit, said he pre-
ferred not to say anything along that
line at present.
Mrs Bnswanger has been In Kansas
City for about year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
the bedside of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Eatchctt, who continues critically i'll at

the bedside of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Eatchctt, who continues critically i'll at
her home, in Amelia.
The Coored Normal School at Hanp-
ton Will close to-day. secretary Brent
said yesterday that the session had
been the most successful tvcr held end
30 teachers were in Attendance.
The Charter of the Virginia Boom and
Lumber Company has been lodged at the
office of the Secretary OF the Common
wealth, to be recorded.
Inc chef business of the company is
stated to be the buying of timber and float
ing same TO saw-mills. and the manufac-
ture of lumber. The capital stock is named
at $5.Gtr.
Forge Va, and following is q list OF the
officers:
President. w r. Thompson; Vice-Presi-
dent, Judge George X. Anderson; Secre-
tary, T. S. Vincent, Treasurer. Il. NJ
Watts.
Among the callers at the Library yes
terday was Mr.. Blair Pecram, Land Asses
sor for the county of Surry
Mr.. Pegram is the father of Mrs. Ihom-
as \. Jones, OF Isle of Wight, and is a
most delightful type Of the old Virginia
gentleman.
He was settling his accounts with the
Auditor yesterday, and made many friends
among the public officers at the Library,
who are already friends OF Mr.. PesTam $
popular and distinguished son-n-law.
General James c. Hill Railroad Com
missioner. is spending some time at Buff
falo Lithia Springs.
Acknowledgement y. j. Montague has re-
turned from King and Queen. where he
has been visiting his family.
DR.. S. H. Dodd, of Raleigh. n. c., was 4
caller at the Library yesterday.
The Auditor will begin the distribution
of 10000 among 1000 Confederate soldiers
on August 3D. These 1000 pensions consti-
tute the additional list under the recent
act of the Legislature. after the payment
Of those already on the rolls, and they
VIII receive less than 500 each. The Legis-
lature appropriated S135.03o for the pay
ment Of pensions. but 1t required sl15,G0D Of
this sum to pay those already drawing pen
sions, so only $4,000 is left to be dsri-
buted among 1000 soldiers.
A gentleman from St. Clarsville, O.,
has written a State official, asking about
the Shenandoah Valley. He and two friends
want to take trip through that section
to Richmond on bicycles, starting on the
10th OF August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Attractive Programme for the Comm

session.. T.
The following is the programme issued
by the Virginia Mechanics institute for
the session OF l9O0-l9Ol, which will begin on
tho Isl Of October next. Since the last
session new department has been added
to the school, il being that for instruction
in naval archtec.ure:
Instructors-C. p. e. Burgwyr. A B., c.
e, Harry: NJ Am. Soc. C. T., principal
and instructor OF applied mechanics; VIM.
Floyd Lee, instructor Of architectural
drawing tC.ass Al; Gwynn A Iyell, in
'structor of architectural drawing (Class
b: Charles y. Bingamin, Instructor of me-
chancal drawing GLASS A: Howard L.
Whitloclz instructor Of mechanical draw
ing (Ciass b: James a. Nelson. instructor
OF naval architecture: William l.. Shep-
pard, Instructor of free-hand drawing; d.
W. DeSylvia. assistant instructor of free
hand drawing: A. w Martens-ein instruct
or of arithmetic C.ass a, Glass B-frst
division: James c. Harwood. 3. A, in
structor Of arithmetic, Class B-second di-
vision, Glass C; A. II. Fitzgerald. instruct
or OF arithmetic, Glass D. Class Z; John
S. Fleming, NJ. and c. T.. Instructor OF
John S Fleming, NJ and c. E. instructor
OF algebra, Class a, trigonometry, solid
and descriptive geometry; III. s. Boudar,
instructor of bookkeeping: c. H Urner,
Va. Mech. Inst, instructor of book-keep-
ing. Crass a: T. NJ BEDFORD. Va. Mech.
Inst. instructor of bookkeeping. Glass b:
James NJ. Whitfield. NJ. ID, instructor of
chemistry and natural philosophy: Chas.
r. Winston, instructor OF electricity
Glasses a and B; Richard Duckhardt. in
structor OF modelling; Committee on Night
School, Mann S. Quarles (chairman), E. p
Valentine, ThoS. f. JeffreSS, James D.
Cruup and E. j. Bosher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Property Transfers.

The following property transfers were re-
corded yesterday:
Richniond-H L. Cook to John Sloan.
81 10 feet on east side Walker Street s425.
Margaret E. Crenshaw to Henry o. TIL
Ter, IS feet on south side Clay Street be-
tween First and Second, $500.
Josephine Gasser's heirs to Charles Gas
ser, 100 feet on east side Fifth Street. 40
feet south of Duval, $500
A. Goldback's, trustees to Ella P. Will
liams. Ca IL feet on Broad Street. south
east corner Ryland. A,523
John T. Montgomery and wife to Henry
r. Cabell, II IL feet on south side Frank
lin Street. between Fifteenth and Shockoe
creek. $4,000.
Lizzie Ragland to Eugene and 3; 3,
Pendleton. II "a feet on west SIDE PUN
Street, 1874 ga feet north Of Floyd Avenue,
S1,545.
Henry O. Tiller and wife to Margaret E.
Crenshaw 80 feet on Clay Street, north
east corner Hancock. $3.50.
Henrico-John B. Welsh to John CT. Fitz-
gerald, 80 feet on Fairfield road, $50.
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Owing to the heavy business. the Chesa-
peahe and Ohio has been forced to increase
the Pullman equipment and extra cars
have been put into service.
Mr. II. B. Wall, of the Real Estate De
partment of the Chesapeake and ONO, mas
returned from Cincinnati
The Grocers' Association held an cutting
at Ruckroe Beach yesterday. The excur-
sionsts occupied seventeen Chesapeake
and Ohio coaches, and two sections were
run.
Mr.. Charles B. Robinson Of Peru. lnd-.
and one of the Oldest passenger engineers
in the service of the Lake Erie and West
ERR Railroad, who has been the guest OF
his brother. Mr.. =. 0. Robinson. OF tue
Chesapeake and Ohio, left yesterday Tor
his home.
Mr.. c. s. Lake train dispatcher OF the
Norfolk and Western, at Roanoke, Is a
Richmond vis!tU'.
New screen doors have been placed In
the Southerns uptown offices, at No. $50
East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
To Meet imain Tn-HaT.

The committee appointed by the City
Council to visit New York and inspect the
bonds and stocks of the Richmond Passen-
senger and Power Company held 4 brief
meeting in the Office Of Mr.. Henry Il.
Pollard yesterday. The request Of the
Richmond Passenger and Power Company
with reference 10 certain desired changes
in the ordinances granting them the fran
chse. was referred TO Mr.. Henry r. Pol
lard. City Attorney, Tor his legal opinion,
which Will be delivered at a meeting of the
committee called for 5 o'clock this after
noon, al the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
No NEWS OF MISSING SON.
Dead Body Found In Hampton loads
MAY Prove I, Clue.

Edward West has been missing from his
home for more than two weeks, ana MS
mother fears that his continued silence
means that he has met with some accl-
dent.
His mother. Mrs. T. f Hatton, of No.
224 South Cherry Street, wrote Chef-of-
Police Kizer, OF Norfolk, for a description
OF the body OF an unknown man found IN
Hampton Roads last week. but has re-
ceved no reply as yet
She fears that the periods OF profound
melancholy to which her son had been SUD-
ject for nearly a year, on account OF his
continued illness, has much to do with
his leaving home without giving some
hint OF his intentions.
Young West had left home In a similar
manner six weeks previously and was
found in the woods beyond Highland Park,
IN the vicinity of his former home. When
found he had been without food or shelter
for three days and nights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Hospital Notes.

ST. Luke5 Hospital will close to-day,
and Will remain so until the 18th of Sep
ten.ber. Those patients not well enough
to be discharged were removed yesterday
afternoon to the Virginia Hospital.
The Virginia Hospital will be closed dur
ing the month Of September.
Mr. Wood. of Petersburg. was placed at
the Retreat for the Sick Monday night
Mr.. r. s Kern. of Clifton Forge was
brought to the Retreat yesterday morning.
He has typhoid fever.
Mr.. ". Bradshaw. who was taken to the
Retreat last week. Is still critically i'll. He
is under the care OF Dr. Boyce D. BROKER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
PASTOR TO RESIGN.
Rev. Mr.. Clarke to Tender His Resi-.
nation 10 His Congregation.

Rev. George w. Clarke will tender his
resignation as pastor OF the Barton
Heights Baptist Church next sunday
TENDER. The announcement of his inten-
ton to resign comes as q great surprise
to his congregation
Mr.. Clarke became the pastor OF .he
church in Nav. 1888, since which time the
church has grown greatly in membership
and influence, being now the largest con-
t,regation on the Heights. The church
was in debt at the time Mr.. Clarke be
came pastor for more than $1,000. but
within the last two years has paid Off
more than half the obligation.
Upon leaving here in September Mr..
Clarke will go direct to his home in Front
Royal He will probably engage in evan
gelical work during the fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
REDUCE PRICE OF GAS.
Telegraph Manager Makes SURPRISE
,f,rrInce-Wed in Orange.
Especial Dispatch to The Times-J

Especial Dispatch to The TimesJ
FREDERICKS VA, July 81
The prfce of city gas was reduced last
night by the Council from $50 10 si.2a
,er thousand cubic feet. The Council also
authorized the Light Committee 10 adj
vertise for bids for the erection of an ara
and !ncandescent electric light plant
Mr.. .Hnyes Beckwith. manager OF tha
Postal Telegraph office here. was marriea
in Washington last evening 70 Miss Mary
f. Muse, of Westmoreiand county Ii
was quite d surprise to Their many
friends.
Mr.. Joseph r. Hume, OF F'auauier coun@
~, and Miss Ida NJ. Holiday. OF 5potsyl-
vania county, were hurried at the horna
Of Mrs. VI. A. Jennings, in Orange county,
last Sunday. the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. S. w. Cole, OF Culpeper county,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Quiet Home Wedding.

AT the residence of the brides parents.
No. 1414 West Cary Street. yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock, Mss Maud Kritzer
and Mr.. Willie T. Bethel were married, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. G. w.
Daniel.
Mr.. William Robinson acted as best man.
The bride was attired in a tailor-made
suit OF brown cloth and carried bridal
roses.
Mr. Bethel is the chorister at Randolph
street Baptist Church. The young couple
will take an extended trip north.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Not Wanted in Richmond.

Major Howard received letter from
Sheriff r. K. Curtis, OF Hampton. yester-
day morning, which rends as follows:
II have a man by the name OF Robert
n Carter who, I understand, is wanted in
Richmond for shooting a woman. His fam
ilv live out by the Lee Monument. We
have him here for shooting a man last
saturday night, and when we get through
with him. if wanted there let me know"
The only Robert H. Carter in Richmond
is white man by that name living at NO.
1902 West Marshall Street. He is at home.
The Police Department knows of no shoot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
AFTER THE PROPERTY.
Cudahy Packing Company Planning
KiChmOuI Plant .--. .I..[EE

The title has not been passed as yet for
the property desired by the Cudahy Pack
ing Company, on Union Street.
There is some delay, owing to the diff
ference OF the manner Of recording and
registering deeds in this State from that
practiced in the Western States.
The Cudnhy representative is enthu-
siastic in his belief in the admirable situa-
ton of Richmond as distributing cen
ter, and expects to shortly begin the cree
ton of a@substantial distributing plant.
occupying es feet front on Union Street.
and extending the full depth OF the three
lots 10 the alley in the rear.
The animals will be killed and dressed
in their ubattoir. in Kansas City and
South Omaha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Too Much Vaudeville.

Mr.. Corbin Shield of the Academy OF
Music staff, who had charge or me New
mort News Casino for Manager Leath. is
in the city. the Casino having closed for
the season.
He says the vaudeville in that section
has been over-worked, and that there Is
lirtle or no money in any such enterprise
Mr.. SHIELD says Manager Leath has book
ed a number of the very best attractions on
the road for the coming season at the
4 caiaulY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
HORSE IN BAD FIX.
Discovered by Agent Emmett Taylor
and Shot.

Mr.. Emmett Taylor, OF the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
discovered a horse in a terrible condition
yesterday, which he afterwards killed to
relieve its sufferings.
The horse was found in one of the old
buildings near the Exposition Grounds.
nnd was so old and weak that it could not
stand up. but was suspended by three
ropes drawn under its body and tied to
the beams above.
Stephen Anderson (cooreO is s2id to be
the owner of the animal, and ( warrant
was issued for his arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Fought oyer Politics.

Especial Dispatch to The T.mes.J
NORFOLK. VA. July Slater trial
lasting all day. John Whitehead, memoer
of the State Legislature. was so-n:sas
fined SO by Justice Taylor on charge OF
assauIting Bruce Simmons. a lawyer. at
a political meeting week ago.
The meeting at which the tishs occurred
was for the election OF delegates TO tina
Democrats Congressional Nomination
Convention at Newport News. There naa
been charges and countsr-charsss OF fra1d
in the oai.oting when Whitehead attacked
Simmons. Whitehead paid the a.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About kichmonas
Citizens and Other Matters.

The condition OF Dr.. B. D. spn!dins
is very much improved
Mr.. w. P. Poythress. VINO mas oeen
very Ill, Is somewhat better.
Henry Lang, Of No. $50 West Cary Street.
who has been sick. is improving.
Nv = Wilkinson, OF the Marsden Com
pany. west Point, is In the city.
Mrs. S. B. Woodin and children are
snending the summer IN Louisa county.
Misses Saddle and Caddie Chiles have re-
t,r.A home after delightful visit to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Usual Matinee To-Day.

The usual Wednesday matinee will be
given at the Casino this afternoon. The
Hill is one that should be especially at
tr0ctive to the ladies and children.
Thompson's dog circus and his boxing cats
will please, and the other comedy num-
bers will be acceptable. Mile. Fuller, the
fire daA>er. will not be able to appear.
because the building cannot be made dark
enough to use the Eight effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
HanricO News Items.

The following teachers have been Sc
lected for the graded school at Highland
park. ~ookla.d District, Henrico coun-
ty:
Principal Miss Elizabeth Quinby.
Teachers, Misses Matte Hanes Florence
Stacey and Miss Daisy Todd.
Stephen Anderson was before Squire
Lewis at lienrico Courthouse yester-
day on the charge of cruelty torturing
his horse. The case was dismissed.
Mr. John E. RroadduS clerk OF the Cir
emit Court of Henrico. has returned from
q trip OF several days to Fredericksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
In Excellent Shane

Captain Asa Rogers, the chief deputy
OF the Internal Revenue Department, came
over from Petersburg yesterday and In
spected the Richmond Offices. He found
them in excellent shape.
The Captain, who Is secretary of the
State Republican Committee. says he has
no idea when that body will be called to
meet