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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club calen,dar arr

THURSDAY
ss Ladies Thursday Musicale. First Uni
tartan church, 10 "a. ms
3 Neghborhood e Current Events club,
Mrs. A. B.. than, 200 Pilisbury ave-
snue, 2:30 p. m
sa ~ Art History, club, public Library build
ing, 10 "a m. S
Holbrook VIC. r. u, Mrs. Berkheimer,
1S47 q Lake street, p. m.
Chicago Avenue Literary class, lunch
con, Donaldson,s tea rooms.
Willard w. g, a. T., Mrs. Newcomb,
3036 Pleasant avenue, 8 p. m.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

Mrs. Milo Adams will entertain at cards
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
New Club oftleers.

The annual meeting Of the Authors
Study club was held Monday at the home
Of Mrs, N. A.. Sprong. The election re-
suited as follows: President Mrs. j. A.
Brstnt; vice president Mrs. E. Pritcl1ard !;
recording secretary, Mrs. G. P. Fleming;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Victor
Jones; treasurer, Mrs. II. A. .Baltuff; au-
6Itor,s$Mrs. Shurnieks: historian, Mrs. Ma
RE BarroWs. \ #4
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

Tomorrow Mrs. Eugene j.. Carpenter
of Harmon place will entertain at lunch
con in honor Of her mother, Mrs, L. Lamb
Of Clinton, Iowa, who is her guest for two
weeks.TsSs = z q ~ S4s 8 s..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Wilcox will en-
tertain Friday evening very informally.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
IL stands TO Reason

That J7ogu ma classified ads are re-.
suit bringers, because they go into the
homes where your proposition is read and
carefully considered. - sssa
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

A Null Grape Tonic window at
yoegeli Bros, Drug Go. is attracting
much at tgsntlon sssa 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

Ladies' Fine Tailoring Dept.
Third floor, Plymouth Clothing House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
a GREAT DAY
Baltimore Meeting Most Enthusiastic
the Elks Have Ever Held.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSS.) ft
BALTIMORE, MD, July 21.--This was
who are here attending the national re-
union of their order. the concensus Of
opinion being that this meeting Is the
most enthusiastic and successful in the
history of the organization.
At Elks' Hall, which Is the general
headquarters of visitors, there was a
surgIng mass Of people going and coming
cafes were filled with crowds SEEM
ingly bent on the one purpose Of merri-
ment and good fellowship. Elk badges
and other devices of the order were vlsl-
BILE everywhere, and there was scarcely
q business house. large or small. In the
center OF the city which was not gayly
decorated In honor of the visitors. 1t Is
estimated that there are 10000 visitors
In the city.
At the session OF the Grand Lodge.
which continued until after P. NJ, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Grand Exalted Ruler, Joseph T. Fan
ming, indianapolis, Ind.
Grand Esteemed Leading Knight Chas.
A. Kelley, Boston, Mass.
Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight. Richard
j. Wood, Sioux Falls. s. D.
Grand Esteemed Lecturlng knight, c.
#. Tomlinson. Winston, N. G.
Grand Secretary. George A. Reynolds,
Saginaw, Mich, Centh terTl.
Grand Treasurer, Samuel Fl. Neecs
Cleveland, Ohio.
Grand Tyler Charles W. Kaufman.
Hoboken N. j, (re-elected),
Robert w. Brown, Louisville, KY, was
elected grand trustee to serve three
years.
The selection OF next years meeting
place will be decided at special meet
ing of the Grand Lodge, 10 % held to-
morrow afternoon.
At to-nisht's meeting of the Grand
Lodge resolutions of sorrow upon the
death of Pope Leo were adopted
The grand band contest took place at
Electric Park at $50 ord TOO p. NJ, a
large number Of bands connecting.
BAND CONTEST.
The awards will be announced to-mor-
row afternoon. The prizes are as fol-
lows: First, $1,000; second. $500; third
$500; fourth, 5000, The Judges We're Charles
A. Zimmerman, of the Naval Academy
Band; w. IT. santleman, of the Marine
Band, and John Itzel of baltimore,
Tho Grand Lodge met this morning in
Ford's Opera House. which had been ar
tistically decorated with the Elks' colors
and designs for the occasion.
An eloquent address OF welcome was
delivered by Hon, Robert NJ. McLane.
Mayor of Baltimore, followed by an adj
dress of welcome on behalf OF Baltimore
Lodge by Congressman Charles T. Schlrm,
exalted ruler. After the rendition of the
Gong. .'rwelve Months Ago Tonight" by
Exalted Ruler Thongs #, McNulty, the
famous tenor, response address was de-
ilyered by George p. Cronk. exalted ruler,
of Nebraska, ,5
The benedictioa was pronounced by Rev.
Dr William Rosenau, of Baltimore
A business session followed in the after
neon, when a recess was taken until night.
Among the visitors there are about ZOO
ladies', who are being handsomely enter
tained at Elks' Hall by committee of
= 11,nntinuad sn SECOND Pagel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
STATE OF THE THERMoMETEi
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Order was issued last night mus'er,''s =,
ou, all the troops on duty y. !"
authorities are now In control. and IL Is
believed they will be able TO deal WIN IN. a,e
sit,iation--Senator Martin nere-@.ss
Democratic Committee called 70 II inee, e,,,ijc liz
niglIt-Retiremen: of faithtui dpsi,;nn pniG;,,n
offlciat---Negroes form an eSppsit,,o,i
oompany--C. b. Wood to be tried to.oaSS
PnIitical contests Of interest----Ioou
outlook for rops---ManufactureFs cav
toned against Violations OF the ,a%er ,,rn,
Cruiser Galveston 10 be lhunchea , ~ i'ye,. ia
to.morrow--Letter received from roma a ~, ma
Measure tfip to look after the pea,cGG ,sG,ln ~,
Henrico--W. II. Lowry, who kil.sa ,sa
Charles E. Graham: acdm,,tslq acsdIm,,,clnal 81 Inves @
tlgatlon Committee to proceed VIII Ii,h . nd ~
work to-nght---f oung lady y-,lta ma, - adv
will go az a missionary 10 IN. tlnl,,, &, no
faints and narrhwly escapes death u, ~ W r.
II Jotar--F.inonce Committee meets ahn
is t,1nneht 10 have raised the salary on
Eunerlntendent George B. DaVls-.Dl' D'
TayIor's Views on the present comee.eau
Detectives working hard 70 iocate ,aI,a,,. assa,,
ants or DIiss Mullan and Mr.. ~, snel.a,.. q !,
sat1it committed by a neEro on lnISe
,ybito women in Chesterfield: but details
4 mearre MANCHESTER----R Removal o.
the soldters has no effect on conditions ~
Manchester---Aafe few torpedons and hto.tts
last ,iigfrtS Small, boys cause troupe r,ath q. =
Street Church to-day-A delighttuI dance
,,i.-e,, ;I, honor Of vlsitors--Judge ingram
to hear q suit this morning--s.a@ .asss @ dls-
nosed of by Mayor Maurice yesIeroa,si----, -,
Soriai notes and personals--l1eatht W
Mrs, Emma z. Bryant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
BIG DEFALCATION
BY BUFFALO CLERK
Confidential Man of a Large
Law Firm Found to Have
Gone Wrong.
1Ry Associated are Isl.

R1JFFAIlO, N. Y. July 2l..-A deialca-
lion already aggregating $4,000. and
likely to be increased TO larger amount
uncovered in this city.
The alleged defaulter is confidential
clerk and trusted hook-keeper In the
office of one of the wealthiest law firms
In this city, and Is under thirty years
old Shrewd real estate men. bankers
and lawyers unknowingly helped him to
carry out his schemes, The clerks en-
nloyers have known Of his operations
for some time 1t Is said that he con-
fassed when confronted. but was Wiling
~ make restitution. A. desire to straight
an out the FIRMS affairs and to save as
much as possible of the money involved
has caused the firm to stay the hand
None of the firms money was. squan-
dered. 1t was Invested In legitimate busi-
ness enterprises. ostensihly for ian East
ern capitalist"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
SENATOR BRUCE
WILL STAND AGAIN

The friends Of Senator n. p. Bruce, of
Wise county, will be gratified to learn
that the popular Southwest lawmaker had
yielded to the wishes of his constituents
and decided to stand for denomination
thia fall. When Senator Bruce left here
ha had about abandoned the idea of com
ing back, but strong pressure was
brought to bear on him and he finally
yielded, according to Democrat from his
district. who was In the city last night.
Senator Bruce Is a young man of great
strength, and popular, and 'sln probably
carry his district with more ease than
any Democrat In 1t. The counties of Lee,
scott and Wise constitute the district, and
~ .. considered ratner close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
BURKE WAS
DEFEATED
The Richmond Candidate Not
Chosen Grand Secretary.
LIST OF THOSE ELECTED
Parade Tomorrow Expected to Sur
pass Any Similar Event-Rlchmond-
ers Are Enjoying Themselves.
A Chance for Cincinnati.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.>


BALTIMORE, MD, July 21.-Archie
Burke lost. and George Reynolds was
reelected grand secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF Elks. The election was made
unanimous upon motion Of Frank Burke.
brother OF the defeated nominee, and It
was stated that he would again be IN the
field next year. Joseph T. flaming was
elected grand exalted ruler, and G. F.
Tomlinson, of North Carolina, was chosen
grand lecturing knight
After the election OF officers the Grand
Lodge, adjourned to 2 o'clock Tomorrow.
when the next place of meeting will be
selected. Everything points to Cincinnati
as the place.
The Richmond delegation worked hard
for Burke and took their defeat philo-
sophically. There are about 400 Virginians
here. representing all the lodges In the
State.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham. besides
doing good work for Burke. has been In
the hands OF the Mystic Shriners, who
had open lecture to all tho Elks from
to 10 to-day.
Reynolds. the successful candidate. was
Eerenaded by several bands at his head
quarters at the Carrollton tonight. and
Mr.. Burke was similarly honored, Just
to show there was no hard feeling.
The crowd in attendance upon the con
rention is not as large as upon similar
occasions, but the parade Tomorrow is
expected to surpass any similar event.
The Richmondites are having a good
time. Some Of them Will leave for home
tomorrow afternoon after the parade,
while others will 60 to Atlantic City, New
York and other places for several days
stay.
Ks The weather here has been very kind
10 all, and those who looked upon Baltl-
more as a hot convention city have ex-
hausted themselves. Among those who
came in this morning were Harry Glenn,
Lee Lorraine, Mac Jones, Connie John
son. Frank Anthony. James Anthony,
Clarence Cosby, John Anderson. Louis Q.
Wendenburg T. 3. Hicks. Captain G. w.
westbury, Hardy Pyle. William A. Sni-
der, John Bliley, A. G. Stokes, DR.. Hincf-
man. Sam Rosendorf. Ed. Donohoe, W.
B. Bradley, William Morrissett, r. V.
Owen w. II. Washington. George Gary
and William Beattie.
The convention proper will close to-
morrow night. but the local Elks will en-
tertain the visitors al Colchester Beach
| on Thursday II. T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
DAY CASES
DISPOSED OF
Compromise Verdict Agreed
on In Amherst.
is PREPARING TO LEAVE
Has Disposed ofMost of His Property
and Will, it is Thought, Move to
Staunton--Peace Bond
Forfeited.
Especial to The Tlmes-p,spat tch.>

Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
AMHERST, VA. July 2L--To the sur
prise OF every one. Judge ]. M. White
brought his court to close this after
noon and left here about 1880 o'clock for
his home in Charlottesville. During this
term. which has lasted only two days.
the clerk has entered UP orders enough
to cover twenty-three pages.
The cases against Druggist s. A. Day
for the Illicit sale OF whiskey in Amherst,
which have been pending in the courts OF
this county for several months, were to-
day compounded by mutual consent of
all parties. Day was first tried In Justice
Edgar WhIteheads court and convicted
on seven warrants, and fined In each case
sl00 and costs. From this verdict an aP-
peal was taken to the County Court, and
for one reason or another the cases nave
been continued for several terms, but To-
day they have been brought to a close.
One case was no!le prosecuted. and q yer
dict of $50 in each Of the other six cases
was agreed upon.
PREPARING TO LEAVE.
This compromise was assented to by the
local Anti-Saloon League of the town, as
well as all OF. the temperance advocates of
Amherst, as Mr.. Day has disposed OF
most OF his property here and seems to be
making arrangements to leave. 1t is re-
ported that he is interested in saloon
opened up In Staunton last week by his
father -in-law, Mr.. James z. Wood. The
conviction OF Mr.. Day carries with 1t a
forfeiture Of peace bond that he was
under for $500.
William Mix, a negro convict. who seri-
ously cut Jack Tucker, another convict,
att the road camp In TINS county n lew
weeks ngo. was tried to-day. convicted
and sentenced to one year confinement IN
the penitentary. This being his second
conviction, five years more will be added
10 his term of imprisonment
In reporting the action Of the Democrat
Ic Executive Committee on yesterday 1t
should have been stated that Mr.. I. P.
Whitehead. a member Of the State Execu-
tive Committee. as well as of the county,
offered the resolution that none but white
Democrats should participate In the coun-
ty primary. as this plan has been adopted
BY the State and the county primaries
should conform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
VIRGINIA.

Thought a Charlottesville that 5eotse
~ Miles viii be elected president OF tne l
tIjniyers ity---T. II, Elicit OF Ricnnnoiin..
chosen, moderator of the Dover Baptlst p
Associat ion----P -Petersburg DISTRICT Confer
ence in session In Blackstof elr ~. ~ =,
Siayrre of Winchester, has syalnap I, pie
t,arlers destroyed by mnriatlc acld---- ~.
fi5atci,ar7.fo preach n edications s"l fhonat MOVE;
M rmcf Church In Fauquihr cnnnly---f1 -f1--ah,i,
Mann Randolph Page Pendieton 70 ,,, ns
married to-day In Wytheyilie 10 ,t,il;, silss
tt--Prlmary dates set IN =, ~, ,sutp zoe
her Of counties--Druggist Day hned nee III, q,
each on six counts. thought ttia H r,,,o't
move away from Amherst-Irain., =, WrGch1 Snd',sd
in stanton jsll---Printsr IN N,nches,es Ianas
and Mrs Rosa a. jenkins married ~
Fradertcksb,irg new Mill IS TO De
arorted In Augusta county---Ta Diets lll-
,.niIod m Essex Courthouse and crosses
~ boror conferred on Confederate Fete.
~ ~ ssl.Sonc .Iynchburg soldier lost MS
rnsit,nr, because OF absence on mllitaty
IN tv,-.c .commlgsioners named TO conoemh
,anS for Appomattox diversion scheme,,---
40 developments in strike slina tinn ~ =. =,
tershi1rg--I. .ocrst tree In Hanover "as
struck by lightning IN June ann Is pioo,hh- ,osnh
ing late in July---Man IN OfaHSe poo pio
abIy fatally hurt by explosion OF RS saso. $50
new new cars and intends reducing time 1,.. be
tuaon "+l1ia city and Norfolk Mrs WI
liam CIopton dies a t her home near Jun
ton.-Mr. Joseph a, Hawkins dles AZ az MS
home in Lunenburg couniy-,Mr W; roii. ~,
Joiiev dies in Brnnswick-- Mrs Beiie i'e
TaIlev dies at home OF her ototheF III
J3uckjn @ ham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Throughout the Day Crowds
Surrounded the Vatican.
THOUSANDS ENTERED
ST. PETERS AT VESPERS
At the Stroke Of Eight in the Evening
Bells All Over the Eternal City
Began to Ring for the
Passing Of the
Soul of the
PontfF.
fRy Associated Press.)

RoME. July 21.-The body OF Leo Kill
!. lies tonight in the hall of the throne
room few stepa from. the room In
which his death took place. The same
vestments, the comauro hood. the rochet
and the white gown which were put on
yesterday, cover the form which rests IN
semistate surrounded by the lighted
candles, the noble guard and Franciscan
penitentaries. !,
Tomorrow morning the oip!otnat'c
body, the high dignitaries and the Ro-
man aristocracy viii! enter the hall to pay
their tributes OF respect to all that re-
mains OF the Pope. who won the respect
and affection OF the world. In the at
ternoon the body will be arrayed in all
the glory Oft the ponufical robes. the mitre
replacing the hood, and at sunset 1T will
be taken into the chapel of the Sacra-
ment Of ST. Peters. where for three days.
commencing Friday. the public VIII oe
given an opportunity of paying last
farewell. The interment will occur Satur-
day evening.
To-day vas notable for the impressive
ceremonial OF the recognition of tho death
of the Pope. which occurred in the morr-
ing In the chamber in which he died.
Thereafter only those were admitted who
were concerned in the embalmins OF the
body, an operation which occupied six
hours. Meanwhile. the authorities OF the
Vatican proceeded with the preparations
for the funeral and the conciave and the
acknowledgements of the condolences
which had been received. Among the lat
ter was a notable message frnm the Ger
man Emperor.
Throughout the day the Vatican was
surrounded by crowds which increased to-
wards night. Several thousand entered
/ st. Peters at vespers and. Joined In
PRAYERS for the departed Among these
were many italian officers. whose troops
shortly after sunset We're marched from
the Vatican back to their barracks. AT nc
time had their services been needed, II
is not the custom IN Italy to wear the
conventional emolems of mourning and
hence the crowd. which. In consequence
of the closing of many places of business
wanders the streets tonight, and has
more the appearance Of an aimless holi-
day-making throng than one sorrowinG
for the death of the Pope.
Into nearly all the churches. however
hundreds not often seen in places Of de-
votion focked to Vespers to say hur.
ried prayer. Afterwards they loitered out.
side reading the deep black-edged procln.
nations Of Cardinal Respighi, the vica,
of Rome, concerning the funeral arrange.
ments, the meeting OF the conclave and
the church ceremonals.
The quiet of the evening was broken
by a chorus such as the world has seldom
heard. On the stroke OF eight. all OF
Romes four hundred churches COM
menced to toll bells for the passing of the
soul of Leo Kill From the seven hills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
UNION UP AGAINST
VERY STIFF GAME
In Contest With Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Theodore Rooseveltand
Civil Service Laws.
lRy Assocla ted Press.l

WASHINGTON. D. G.. July 2l.-Tha
case of ". a Miller. assistant foreman
in the byr5lery OF the government print
ing Office, who was removed from Office
because he was expelled from the hook
binders union, and, who was reassigned
to duty by order of President Roosevelt,
union. at which about 500 members We're
present. After a session held behind
closed doors. President Barrett of the
union, announced that hat, to,morrow IN state
pyAe 4 COPY of this will be furnished to the
cy service co%m5s0n r srst and sad e ny ppplo M
name,. ns1,. woiIId show that the position of the
rresenf ppen case. and that the reinstatement
a. a. Miller would cause dlscord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
TRAIN WRECKERS SENT
ON TO GRAND JURY
fspecial 10 The Times-Dispatch

-ISpHCIdI 10 q
sTAUNTON. VA. July 21.--James
Bailey and Tom Kennedy, also known as
Tom Eatenpy who was arrested last
night by Baldwin detectives near Green
VILE, this county. charged with wreck
ing the Norfolk and Western train last
December near Shenandoah Junction.
were to-day sent on to the grand jury
by Justice S. "A, D. Mckee. of the county.
They are now in the Staunton Jail.
Bailey lives near Greenvile and Kennedy
in Shenandoah.
George Jenkins, a married man.
charged with assaulting Mrs. Samuel
Chandler was acquitted In Magistrate
wehn's Court here this evening. Much
interest was manifested In the case and
the street was crowded with people try
Ing to get an entrance to the courtroom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
SIR THOMAS ON BOARD
GAVE HER GOOD LUCK
By Associated Press.

After her narrow margin OF victory yes
terday, Sir Thomas Lipton's new chal-
lenger for the nautical blue ribbon was
again in racing trim to-day and trimmed
in a twenty-miJ race. Much of her big
victory was due to fuke in which she
covered miles of water while Shamrock
7 hing idle In calm Another thing
whinh the sailors say brought good luck
to'the new boat was that Sir Thomas, af-
ter tel watching the race from tn the .I Erin for
ieneer Her crew declares that he rare
iiy"ffii ~ falls to bring good luck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
A VIOLENT HAIL
FALLS in CHICAGO
TWO Persons Killed Outright
During Storm and Many
We're Hurt.
tBy Associated Press.>

CHICAGO, I'LL, July 2l,--Two persons
were killed outright as the result of a
storm here to-day. The dead:
BESSIE JII.OVIE. two years old,
crushed TO death beneath piano blown
from the hands of movers,
HENRY TENN, struck by bolt of
lightning while standing on street
MANY persons suffered from broken
limbs and severe cuts and bruises due to
runaway accidents
The storm was accompanied by high
wind and the hail, which formed in
tagged pieces OF Ice while falling, played
havoc with plate glass windows through
out the down town districts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
GENERAL.

11op,da ton forced on stock market and
nrices rea ched new low level---Bur or
pone leo will take place on Saturday, and
Ioncaive may begin its sittings on the
nyst Of August; impossible to forecast re-
suit of election. and man llttie ,!ls1i heara ol
MAJ, he chosen Pope----Archie Burke de-
5eaied by present incumbent for position
~ prand secretary of the Grand Lodge OF
Elks; Cincinnati seems TO lead tor heN. ,Sa
meeting place--Three bad lal.s ~ o''e
race at Brighton Beach yesterday----
1fnion is up against a stiff game in con,
testine President Roosevelt and the ciVl,
servre s--President has not invited
Prince and Princess of Wales 70 Visit
him Firms In st. Louis sue Brolher-
hood of Carpenters and Joiners toT ga Gam, n1o
ages from strike---Defalcatio OF s''Vp'VW
by trusted loook.keepef OF law IiIii, y ant n.,,
earthed in Buffalo---Japan urges , Grea. i,,ae
toward Russia-H. St. George a. IseR. eR.
ate 70 succeed Mr., Martin,
Gun challenger with owner aooard,
sailed n good race--Occnpation OF lsands
bvJJnited States due TO misuldeIsianuills
and not aggression--lrlsh Ia no niii Pnss7 rs
ed its third reading by overwhelming ma :
ceived in acknowledgement comp!etelS
ronied by government forces at Giudasd
Boliyar--Rain stops races on Deltoit
irack---First bale of new COTTON crop
sold in New York for 26Fa cents a pound
.-Mlssissippi man arrested In Florida on
charge of kidnapping his own son IRON ms
diYorI.d ife--Nltrate wins handicap at
oped in heavy fog---President Wllliams,
* seahoard announces absorption OF the
FLORIDA Central and Peninsular by his sys-
tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

Former Senator Mat w Ransom al.
dressed state Convention OF farmer,s arm 81, IN IN
eSs1;o of Good Roads Association determines TO
nut lecturer on road to quicken I the \ /. inter
est--Two lads disappear from sa,,sDury, !: Jury
New registration being taken In SALISBURY
preparatory TO vote on bond issue for
street improvement--sn,sahne,er n,an, = rd Sh9Ps da ol
Man sixty years of age charged with as
SAINT on n child of eleven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Corn Badly Injured.
(By Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press)
TOLEDO, OHIO July a.-The heavi-
tSis section this afternoon and did much
.yamase Mar, to trees, Reports from the coun-
srv are to the effect that the corn crop
was badly damaged.