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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
TEAM SHOOT WAS
OF GREAT INTEREST
Race Yesterday Between the
Northside and East
End Clubs.

Ono Of the most interesting, as well as
exciting shoots ever held in the capital
OF the Old Dominion was pulled off on
the grounds OF the Northslde Gun Club
yesterday afternoon. The members Of
the East End Club accepted the hospital
itv OF the Northsidc Club. and several
hours We're spent pleasantly 10
seS After In the esar shoo clay team a
in which excitement reached the hlhgest
pitch.
nsfh q eG 5 sHSEsd e w assf fnay ds
cided to shoot Oft the tie At ten targets,
in which Anderson. for the East asst, tn nel
his ten straight. the team scoring IN the
shoot Off targets winning by only one
bird, .orn,
Mr.. McClelland was Handicapped IN shoot
ing a new $500 Smith gun. but the 69yis
know when he gets aca qua ,orT VIII, n
to his regular gate. In the first twenty
five of the team race. DR.. Hillsman
smashed twenty-five Of his twenty-five.
Mr.. Brown followed him closely WIN
Messrs, NJ, D. Hart and y. a; anderson der n
TIED for high gun with forty.t,iyie G R6h n
fifty Brauer won ths w ,enh .v rrp re
medal was not shot ssif. but the f on Z
ing tied for IT. Messrs: Coleman, w. ..
N1cCeland and J.. w. Brauer.
has SO much interest been shown as at
the present. Four large clubs are now
shooting once week and the fifth CLUB
THE Albemarle''-was organized last
week with membership of twenty. Mr..
o. J.. Thompson is the efficient Presldent.
This club will shoot near Bandon parK,
Big shoot Saturday. June 9th. at East
End, Dr.. Hilsman will meet all corners
in the defense of the Harris, Flippen q 90.
medal This medal has to be Won three
times in succession to own It.
Northside Club Will shoot at Buckroe
Beach mex SATURDAY..
The scores yesterday were as toi-
1nuS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
KNIGHTS RIDE
FOR FAIR LADIES
A Brilliant Tournament Near
Covington-Eloquent
Charge.
fsnecla, to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The TlDes.Disphtch)
CONVICTION. VA. June ia tourna.
ment was held on, the tournament
grounds about two miles from town yes
terday, and large crowd witnessed the
riding. The charge to the knights was
delivered by Mr.. II. H. Byrd. Of warm
Springs.
Julian McAlllster. Mr.. H. p. Carrier, pr.
a. P. Jones. Mr.. Jake Williams9n, mr..
Mr.. Robert Robert Bragg Of Hot sp ri tar
Mr. Herbert Chapman. and Mr.. Grafton
Payne. The four knights first mention
ed. carried off the honors OF the even
inc
The coronation ball held n the In Inter te5
Dr.. l.. A. Bragg! who won first hon
ors in the tournament. crowned Miss An.
ME V. Lear, the three maids Of honor
being Miss Nellie Rock. Miss Ms Beatrice Beatrice
by Niessrs NIcAlllster, DR.. Jones and
III. D. Carrier. respectively.
The coronation address was delivered
by Mr.. c. P. Jones.
Mr.. Jake. Williamson received ribbons
as the most graceful rider.
The beautiful ballroom at the Inter- ate.
gallant knights and fair ladies'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
SOME RED-READED NEIGHB0RS.

or the tribe. He dresses gayly. scarlet
on his head and cardinal at his throat.
yellow underneath. black and white on
the wings. / have rarely seen a prettler
sight than flock feeding on the dark
purple berries OF the tupe!o. with head
downward to reach the fruit better, the
black Of the wings and gold OF tho under
feathers In effective contrast. Nor does
he only care for fine dressing; he has
taste for the new, sweet wine OF the
sprInying sap OF orchard trees. What a
hraggart he is one canno. believe until
Sering cry OF the little sapsucker. and
Will spend hours near our windows. tap
one has heard him woong. There is o
nelghboring park full OF tall trees. and
downeys and sapsuckers, for the queer
calls and curious noises that MI 1t from
every bougt. It would seem.
Each onofof these woodpeckers that re-
sides In the Piedmont section OF Virginia
has HIS own characteristlc-the beautiful
plumage of the fictner and his habit OF
feeding on the ground, thing done BY
none OF his kindred; the large size OF the
logcock;t the immense bill of the red-be!-
lied woodpecker; the flashing colors ot
1.-THE read-nehded: the fine stripe down the
middle of the back from which the hairy
takes It's name: the smallness OF tho
dhwny, and the Harlequin style OF the
sapsucker.aIf the latter would only re-
form in the matter5of drink. would need
no reservatioeain my cordial wish: Good
luck TO our sTed- headed neighbors. and
may no hand be raised against them.
ELLA +. MOSBY.
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IN M EMoRIAM.


on the grave and TO offer simple tr1pnIe
70 the Remembrance Of one or the tru-
est women that ever lived, and PVT
voice The sentiments of every one VINO
knew Lora 4, Hill, when ! say that her
presence brought sunshine. her hearty
greeting friendship. and her glance Trust
at if n nav Seem easy to write eulosy.
be- no words SO strong, no Thought SO
loving. no euloglum SO high that oould l
do more than simple justice to her, that
is gone ~ ,,,ard
truilth and high honor were The signs and and
symbols Of her life, Devotion 70 hgr
friends was to her a cardinal virtue; y
consideration for the feelings pf others
is the chiefest trait OF q LADY, then Lora
r. Hill stood head and front among then
Her pilgrimage of life ended two years
ago to-day: her work Is done and the
record balanced. TO some she has saved 1
their faith in human nature; to. others
she has left a sweet and pleasant menu
ory ,ansnrned In their heart Of hearts;
70 her husband she WAS, devoted ana
a afttta mother, - her own klth ,andd
Kin she has bequaathed an INSTANCE
name and an example TO be prouq1ly y, to''
June IL. 1908,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
TEMPERANCE
CAMP ALIGN.
Programme for the State Con-
vention in July.
GOV. AYCoCK ACCEPTS
VIII Speak at the Celebration of the
Completion ofthe Raleigh and Cape
Fear Railroad-Many Divorces
Granted in Wake County.
GOV. Aycock ACCEPTS
(snecl,l to Tho Times Dlspatch.,

(Snecial TO The Times. Dispatch! 81
RALEIGH, n. G., June ls.-. MAJ, !,
]. w Bailey. of the North Carolifa AIN Al.
saloon League issued to-day an official
outline programme for the State temper
nncs convention to be held here July tth
Tie following are among the auestlohS
IN ne discussed: Law enforcement the
Watts act. how shall we suppress il'cl'
dIs,illeries? elections In cities and towns,
practical workings OF State ana iocai
anti- saloon leagues, what snail pc oole
With the drunkards? shall we have
field man? -
The Asheboro Canning Company, OF
Asheboro, Randolph county, was author
tered to-day with $4,000 capital author
ized Elijah Mon'tt is designated as
principal agent.
Governor Aycock to- day accepted an IN
vitntion to sneak Mt Ellington. f1arnett
county. August $50. when the complexion
OF the Raleigh and Cape Fear itaiiroad
from Raleigh to the Cape Fear river VIII VIII
be celebrated.
MANY DIVORCES.
In Wake county during the past year
4wen.v-five divorces were granted ana
twenty-throe cases arc now pending.
Leo Thomas, a strange negro. who pc
came insane and was demolishing inc
FURNITURE of a won1ans house with whom
he wa s stopping. was found to have me
fnl,ov,np card fastened about his neck:
"Rcrister No. la,4Gs Tnk&, from l4'S
First street w Clamont--Lee Thomas
1nsane, cnicer. J. C. Waynes. Pre-
cinct No. A. Recovered January l5th'
1nOs" No explanation for the caro- ana
INSCRIPTION has yet been obtained.
Evan G. McIver, of Gulf. chatham
county, has won the 1904 scholarship IN
tSa schou; of Industrial Art Philadel-
Thia. ~ ear ,or,
TUESDAY night to organize Ralelsn
Antl.saloon League, with the ultimate
nurpose OF establishing either prohtbltiion
Or dispensary here Among those pc
Kind the movement are n, 3. Brough-s
ton, J. w Bailey. w c. Douglas, q: 7.
raddell. A. A. Thompson, George Alleh'
~ ~ Jpnes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
THEY DESERT
THE UNION.
Discussions in Labor Ranks
in Windy City.
HOTEL MEN DETERMINED
Most of the HosteIries Where Employ
ees Went Out Are in Fair Working
Order-Teamster Union Will
Not Help the Strikers.
(By Associated press.)

(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, ILL. June 1$.- The second
day in the strike OF the hotel and restau-
rant employees in twenty-six hotels Of
Chicago brought assertions from the
ranks OF the unions and increased deter
mination in the minds of the hotel owners
to ignore what they term the arbtrari-
ness of striking employees.
Vigorous efforts OF strike plckets to
interfere with the delivery OF coal, meats
and grocery supplies. created some ex-
element around many Of the hotels but
every such effort was baked by business
agents of the various unions involve In tho
attacks and even the milk wagon drivers.
who had declared in favor of the strike.
were forced by officials Of the National
Teamsters Union to obey the general
laws Of the organization. and to refrain
from Sympathetic strike. Attempts OF
the strike leaders to enlist the transfers.
engineers and firemen failed
The strike directors sought first TO
enlist tina sympathy OF the National
Teamsters' Union here and when no off,
cal sympathetic strike order could be
secured. tho pickets OF the cooks and
walters took the matter In their own
hands and tried to stop the delivery of
coal and other supplies. 84
AS soon as these tactics were made
known al the Transfers union.sone hun
bred rival pickets were scattered through
the downtown district to combat the
efforts OF the strikers and to assure the
delivery Of hotel supplies. Before tho cat
Of the day the cooks and walters
abandoned hope OF support from other
unions.
canvas the hotels where the strikes
have occurred, shows that most Of them
are In fair working c5nu1t!on. Against
total of 2517 employees who have gcne
out, the hotels. in the aggregate have
working force of 1927 The Hyde Park
hotels are in the worst, but all. OF the
downtown places are fairly We'll equipped
and are confident that by Monday night,
they will have full working force III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
BUCHANAN ELECTION
Mayor and Council Elected District
Decidedly Dry.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispn tch.,

~
BUCHANAN. VA. June l3.-The cleo
tion for town officers resulted as follows:
Mayor. il. a. Latane, of the Buchanan
Banner: Conncilmen-lT, II HYDE w T..
skdmore, u p shirky. r. a, Ransone.
DR. r, II. Lntane and y, NJ, Payne, The
town IS rejoicing over the result.
Much more interest. however. was CEN,
tered in the local option election. which
WAS held in the Buchanan District. in
Guiding six precincts, all of which gave
dry majorities except Litha. which went
eleven wet The district went dry three
IL. one. and the town Of Buchanan four
10 one. The Anti-Saloon League. under
The leadership of Rev. r. j. pogan, did
some earnest and effective work. Tho IL
quor people became discouraged early in
the campaign. The campaign was CON
Quoted from start 10 finish without hit-
terness. and the election passed off quiet
~,
Miss Lucy Preston Reale leaves to-day
TO attend the commencement exercises at
Lexington, Va,
The Tin can factory is rpnning on full
time and turning OUT frst-olass reeep-
tacle
Rey. and Mrs. r. j, noean win move
10 Roanoke next week. where Mr.. pogan
takes charge Of Jefferson-street Baptist
Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
.IELEdRAPHIc BREYlTIEs.

GREENvILLE,, lila second a It
at3lynching in Illinois within ave- week was a.
1.-The authorities. who had moved the OBJ
,ject OF the mob's fury to place OF salety:
AT l0.20 o'clock crowd OF citizens %en Ven.
broke IN the doors and found the prisoner
gone. Sheriff Floyd having taken hin
away about o'clock -.
the District OF Columbia. through It's cor;
poration counsel. to-day instituted civil
proceedings against James NJ WatsS92n,
now jail for alleged deta!cation rS Of D Dis
IS Tor the recovery Of the moneys alleged
10 have been taken BY Watson. but Inc nc
int in the &C civil suit is only slo,ls2.s 49,,
h,twealthy citizen OF Sewer county; % Iis
was. convicted of compllcity in the murder
of William and Laura Whaley. who were
iwhtecapned IL Decemeer; VS. 1ss1. 80 found
off this point indicates that the n r;s mns-
masted Schooner Washington 3. II; Ihoi mas
q. Th9maston, Me- w mas sSra pIEopapiy were '
number OF life preservers marked WASH
ttngror B. Thomas A trunk full OF per-
sonal effects. bore the name OF ~. y fos7
vs. ss.A TX FRENCH COCHIN, CHINA.
A typhoon of extraordinary yiolence sWeps
over Hanoi, Mandolin and = IhahagI anY t ns.
Injured Three trains were overturned Pc
tween Hano! and Namdinh.
GLASGOW--Three men. three ooys anu
a woman were killed and a number OF PEI psf
sons we're injured last night as the result
OF a Are at a wliskey distillery. Im 1.G..
sands OF casks Of spirits sXPloasSa s p yicsms
wer rIed beneath the debris =.
ego the pats on Was fas
ts ,pn ,,,S h S.a bureau OF Corporations Of
t the DWep rsn Of c6mmercs the finan-
c ola REPORT of its operations fer me ysns
1909 1t is the first report OF any ~ "a aa ss
business concern filed WIN tAo ~ -
department. --------
Read Tee-Dee summer Tour ot'ef ~
another column, to-day's PapSf'
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Shot at Broke.
TRAIN KILLS FINE TEAM
Negro Driver Still Lives With Large
Hole In His Head.
Especial to Tho Tilnes'Dlspatcho

#r (Speclal 10 lpe AihH''A"S'S'''''
SALISBURY, N. c., June l3.-The
BOARD Of Aldermen Thursday night de-
cided TO call an election Tor the purpose
of voting on the question OF issuing nine
~ thousand of street Improvement bonds
The election viii he in early September,
The passenger train from Ashcv'lle
KILLED n fine team Thursday niglN at a
crossing near Elmwood. the property OF
Mr.. II. V. Furchess. Of Statesville, The
coored driver, Andy Murdoch. was struck
in the head by bolt from the engine ana
seriously. II not fatally, Injured mole
one inch in diameter was punctured In his
head and he Is yet unconscious. The
team was killed instantly and the wagon
smashed 10 atoms
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RIcHIMloNDERs TO 90
But No Special Train VIII Be Run tc
University Tuesday.

University of Virginia on Tuesday for the
Accommodate &C, Of the alumni. but those
who go will use the regular trains. Tues
day is alumni day and quite a number
the special committee appointed BY Pres
ident Mcclure, of the Richmond chapter.
to represent the Rchmond body at tn. the
IN the rnaIs this wear FthanSusual, and the
AGITATION about presidenttthas stirred up
the friends oflthe Institution as not Tor
Years .E'i.ti. Me- z /.
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PRESIDENT TURPIN
TO TAKE HIGH GROUND

President William NJ. Turpin. OF the
Board of Aldermen, will select good men
10 iii the four places assigned to ms p tteH
IT may not appoint the only coed men no
on the Board" said Mr., Turpin IN dls,
cussing tho matter with g. I>imes-DispatSh
ienge any one to name any better man
Mr.. Turpin is in. thorough syympath y,
mandinr ira The Council, and like President
I,ioom6erg. Of the lower branch, ne pro-
noses 10 discharge his duty faithfully
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
HIS LEG CRUSHED
A Pharmacist Called on to Act as Sur
geon.

geon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW CANTON. VA, June 13.-+Mr.
Fountain White who lives near Gilliams-
Vile. was loading a lumber wagon Wed.
nesday when his leg was caught under
the log. The two bones between kne.s and
and ankle joint were broken. AS no doc
tor was near, Mr.. w. ]. C. Goode. a phar-
n,acist, of Gilliamsvile was called to
bind the limb. ss 81 K.
Cards have been Issued for the marriags
OF Miss Margaret Taylor. OF Chester
field, to Rev. u. Ryland Sanford. pastor
OF Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Bucking-
ham county.
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GOV. MONTAGUE
A SPELLBINDER
Made an Eloquent Speech at
Roanoke Collcge-A
Reception.
Especial to The rimes,Dispatch,)

Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispatch.)
SALEM. VA. June Ex-Governor a. j.
Montaguas speech Thursday in the Eu9L
torium al the final exercises OF the semi
centennial celebration OF Roanoke Col
lege. was splendid effort Of the eloquent
orator. The Governors subject was Ed.
ucation." and for an hour he held his
audience literally spell bound ~ his
sound, common sense arguments. clothed
z in eloquent words The applause was fro,
q,ent and hearty, and the speech was
pronounced one of the finest on the sub
ject OF ''eduea ton" delivered at any COM
mencement here In recent years,
President Charles pabney. OF the Uni
versity OF Tennessee, also spoke on "edur
cation" and his speech was listened to
with rapt attentions.
Thursday afternoon from TO O'Clock.
Dir Julius D, Dreher. ths outgoing presi-
dent OF Roanoke COLLEGE. gave recep-
ton in the college library ins'honor or
Governor a. j Montague. tho Minister
of cosea 10 the United States and his
secretary, and President Charles Dabney.
NJ this University OF Tennessee. Hhe res
cepton WAS very largely attended, and
was q most charming affair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE
No Indications OF an End of the Contest
Now
(speclal 70 Tia Times, Dlspatch

-ISptcIlI to TNa IIWes'UIsNaIrh-l y
NORFOLK VA, June 13.-Secretary
Cotton. of ,the local Marine Engineers
Association, who was called TO Baltimore
Thursday night for conference with
President Jones Of the National Marine
Engineers' Association. returned this
morning He sald the outlook for the
Norfolk engineers is bright and that
President Jones sent his congratulations
to them on the stand they are making,
NJ X! King, Of the owners, also went
10 Baltimore, possibly 10 employ other
engineers, but Secretary Cotton believes
he wsll fail The two engineers who
broke from their companions will leave
their jobs again They say they Were
deceived. Ihsfe is no Indication o. 1Ae
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WIDOW OF SIXTEEN
HELD FOR MURDER
fRv Associated Press.)

on, Me- Ia + nner, the the young widow, arrested
on the charge OF poisoning her husband,
Wni Tanner, was to-day bound oyer 70 70
the Superior Court TO answer 70 hns
OF the dead man, was tho principal Wit
ness against the young woman. me prls-
.oner Is only sixteen years or age,
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DEATHS.

. . t. IL * . .
posT.-Died. at her residence No.. as2 East
Twenty fourth Street, Saturday, June isth, the
INFANT DAUGHTER OF Mr. ana MFs' 'aS
V The The luneral will take place from above ,ys
residence THIS Sunday ENES,i a,a M ~. s'eV
o'clock, and burial in oskwood ceino'ef'.
remain. q + r. Hill T aios dIsa f. e.
reaehed this city Friday at $40 o'ciock over
tie c, g n r. and were snd foe'e ths ar r.
tivai'os relatives from New York,
punsTa sefyssst W 4asf sssS e. 81 EsiSs
i iNG lime IAN, at il O'Clock. Friends Of the
FAMILY and OF his aunt, Mrs, Lucy y, Haw-
ley, Invited to attend without further NOTICE
PERRY. pied, at st. gossph,s Hospital salti Z;
more, Md, CHARLES PERRY p rndrao a o.
Perry OF thls city, and William H. Perry o.
etmnr.uSIv,w vii, take place THIS lsunday, AT
rERNooN at o'clock from lol south f'ne
7 Street. Friends invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
GOVERNOR HEYWARD
is AT LEXINGTON
(snecial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.,

LEXINGTON. VA. June lS.--Gcyernor
Duncan Clinch Hayward. OF South Caro-
lima, accompanied by his wife ani
children, arrived in Lexington this ever
ming to attend tho commencement exer-
cses at washington and Leo University.
Governor Hayward will address the Uni
versity Alumni Association Tuesday eva-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
jefferson Lodge of Pythians,

The regular semi,annual, election OF ofll-
Of ipyHthias. viii be held on Friday next,
June 18th. at SIP. NJ. IN their castle hall,
Lee Camp building. An members OF the
lodge are urgently requested TO attend.
invited to pay b fraterilal call.
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. julia 1 empIe Howard.

Mrs Julia Temple Howard daughter
OF the late Jordan G. Parkinson and Mrs.
r. H. Parkinson, who died at the resi-
dence OF her husband In Newport News
Sunday morning, June 9TH, was, born at
Cednr Grove. New Kent county, Va,
October 2s. 1873. and was therefore In
the thirtieth year Of her age. The death
sof Mrs. Howard was particularly sad
one. as little boy baby one day old had
preceded her to the grave only three
days
(! Fer funeral was from the First Bap-
stist' Church, Richmond, conducted by Or.
George Cooper. and her remains now lie
in Hollywood at a point overlooking the
tomb Of Jefferson Davis.
Death Of an Infant.
The infant daughter. OF Mr. and Mrs
james G. Post died yesterday at Eo#822
North Twenty-fourth Street. The funeral
takes place from the residence at o:3o
this evening,
w. NJ. Long.
LuRAY. VA. June la.-w. NJ. Long.
proprietor OF popular Luray boarding
house. died this t,eyeRlng. aged ABOUT y.
Nj. Tong was one OF the best-knownl
men In the county. having lead u: zvaried
" l9l shy spsrct IN this eonnty
and Was never defeated though his po-
so. In early years. he took much inter-,
est in politics and was one Of the best
and most effective Democra tic. workers
during the high tide Of Readjusterism.
Mr.. long was a farmer the greater part
of his life. but In later years has resided
in Luray. where he was butcher for a
long time. His first wife was Miss Emma
Koontz. daughter of Lewis G. Koontz. de-
ceased, one OF the wealthiest and most
prominent families Of Page. Ills last
wife. who survives him, was MISS Ella
Z Miss Daisy Long, of Marksville. Va. and
Frank Long. of Ohio, both by hiss first
= wi fa are living. .-... laL.l..l - -,
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A Seaman Drowned.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. June 1S.-Evans
Occoquan. Va, wasS drowned this af-
ternoon in the Potomac here. He was
knocked overheard by the mainsail on
the schooner Two Sisters" His body
was recovered several hours later.
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TO ELECT CAPTAIN
a Meeting of Company G Ordered 70,
To. Morrow Even,

A meeting Of Company c. Guard OF the
Commonwea lth. for the election OF captain
and to fill any vacancies made thereby
for Monday. June 18th. $3.50 P. NJ.
The retiring. officer. Captain aShackle-
ford has rendered his resigtnation3 from
the captalncy, which resignation n has been
duly accepted. s,. !.
The pooi-room of the company. has been
finished. and all friends of 1.-The company
are cordially invited to visit them In their
fine Quarters. jt5fat3 -laH
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KILLED HIMSELF
AFTER CONFESSION
nu Assnnia1ea Press.

chicago. June la--Having confessed
to an embezzlement that probably
amounts to 81 900, Ernest Nnoraji. q native
OF Ceylon, shot and killed himself ~ the
safety deposit vaults of the Prairie State
Bank lie ASSERTED that all the money
had been lost in gambling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
WORKING AT THE RATES
Virginia Committee Collecting Data as

Tn. Virginia Committee OF the South
az st mI Tarif Association is still in session
daily, and is gradually collecting data
concerning the risks here up9n Wh ssas a af
hoyarG The sessions arc held behind
Closed Closed :, doors and nothing can be learned
as 10 decisions. In fact few u ar any ho ae,
cislons have yet been reachs,dd the p ewis
denc &c. The date Of adjournment is not IN
Sif * = q I.
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Newport News 10, Petersburg 8.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 13.rThe
home team defeated Petersburg to-day,
winning the third game OF the series; -
Score: 54t ttR, " X. ii. p,
Newport News 10 Is 8
Petersburg Observation-Disclosures. IL 5