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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
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Miss Stella j ames IS quite; sick at her
home, near the Seminary.
Services Will be held at the Methodist
Church tonight at s o'clock. conducted
by the pastor. Rev. Z. c. Moore.
Services will be held at the Episcopal
Church tonight at s:16 o'clock. conduct-
ed by the rector, Rev, G. R. Kuyk.
Miss Lille Brown. Of King and Queen
is visiting Mrs. George E. Carter.
Mr.. Lewis Jones has left for Cape
Charles to accept a position with the
Ny P, and N. Railway Company
Miss Ella Thorpe. who has been quite
sick at her home in Dunbarton, has re-
turned to school.
Miss Helen Wilkinson. OF North Ave
nue., is visiting friends in Louisa.
Miss Grace King, Of Lakeside. Is visit
ing In Hanover.
Miss Lille Baughan still continues
Mr.. F. S. Anderson. who llns
been visiting friends on Ladies Mile Road,
has returned to Chesterfield.
Mrs. Eaton, of Brookland Park. who
has been quite sick, is now able to be cut
again.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles smithers. who
have been visiting Mrs. George Smthers
and Mrs. Griffin, of Brookland Park,
have returned to Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Joe r. SEWERS has left for Gats-
way. W. Va.
Miss sadye Fendrick. who has been
quite sick, is now able to resume her
duties at. school.
Mr.. John r. Jenkins. Of Amelia, who
has been visiting Mr.. Wilkinson, has re-
turned home.
Miss Annie Armstrong. who has been
quite sick at her home on Monteiro Ave-
nue.. is now able to be out again.
Mr.. George A. Minor has left for New
York On a business trip.
Mr.. Walter Crenshaw. OF Virginia
Avenue. left yesterday for North and
South Carolina on business.
Mr.. James p. Moore. who has been
visiting Mr.. Jones, of North Avenue. has
returned to Norfolk.
Miss Ada Goodloe. Of Lewiston, Spot
sylvania county Va. is the guest Of the
Misses Glinn.
Mrs. Willie Carter. who has bsen visit
ing on York Street, has returned to
Charleston. W. Va.
Miss Hattie Wright Is still confined to
her bed, at her home in Brookland Park.
Mr.. John White Is expected nome this
week from business trip North.
Mr.. McNiurran has returned to Ports
mouth, after visit to friends On the
Heights.
Miss Gertrude Turner has returned to
Louisa, after visit to friends on Chest
nut Fill.
Miss sallie Parkinson, who has been
visiting in New Kent county has return
ed to Highland Park.
Mr.. Joe Henley. who has been visiting
( In New York, has returned to Lakeside
Mr.. Alfred Smith, who has bean visit
Ing In Lynchburg. has returned t9 High
land Park.
The wednesday evening prayer meeting
of the Baptist Church wllb neld at the
residence of Mrs, w, L. AnorY, IN
Brookland Park. The services will be
conducted by. the pastor, Rev, DR.. Humid
ley,
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LETTER FROM TURPlN
Tells Justice John Of a Dream He Had
the Other Night,

Willie Turpin the negro who was shot
seVaral months ago by Policeman Kraf1r
In the effort to CAPTURE him as a fugItIwe
from Salisbury. Nd. where he was want
ed for shooting a railroad man, wrote
this letter to Justice Crutchfleld: d IA E
Hon. Justice Crutohneld,--I thought r
would write !, you these few lines toilet
you near IRON mo, am feeling about
7 was really disguised at your Pension.
Board FOR refusing to allow me a per-
sion after ] was shot down on the fieId
of battle by one Of your chief scouts, Mr.
Franklin Kraft, Your Honor. i had a
dream about you last night dreampt
Mr.. Gibson and Wrenn separating the the
good from the bad, and was sorry I
didn't see seargent Thomas and the re-
porters there. and Clerk White lust did
make his escape, along with Mr.. Gibbons.
Your Honor, you muss put a little extra
taxgon the sinners and send 1t to me,
From one of your old boys,
WILLIE TURPIN,
No Sheriff CIV. Fooks.- Salisbury, Nd.
Il February o. 1903. IA
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JAMES STRAUSS
CASE CONTINUED
Says He Didn't Go to Cut
Correrri--Mrs. Laughlin
Was Discharged.

James Stratus, tho negro who cut the
Eighth and Cary-streot barkeepor. A..
Correrri. day or two ago. and who
was arrested by Policeman Hatton
Amos. was held by Justice Crutchheld
18th. to await tho recovery OF tho In
jured man. straus says he didn't go
to cut mike" and looks upon the at
fair In the light of man who has little
thought for tho future.
James White (colored) Is in whole
lot1of trouble. In the first place. no was
given four months In jail on the charge
Of taking two silver-plated cups from r..
B. Taylor; thon he was fined sos for
resisting an officer, and then no got
twelve months on security as a sus-
pcipus character.
Tho only other case before Justice
Jane Mclaughlin. who was charged
by the police with keeping her bar in
Fulton open on Sunday, because several
citizens were seen to go into her home.
They said they went to visit her as cal
lers. There was no evidence that she
kept her bar open. and the case was
dismissed.
Other cases were:
James Carter. arrested by Hatton
Amos as a suspicious character. con-
tlnued.
Ella Mosby. disorderly conduct, ninety
days
Martha Taylor. suspicious character.
$3.50.
4 Jacob Osborn. craps. $3.50.
Lucinda Green, dtsorderly conduct.
$3.50.
Charles Miller and John Miller. as
saulting A. A. Glenn. $3.50.
Thomas Prosser. assaulting Granville
Perkins compromise costs.
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Property Transfers,

L /. ? u =
Richmond Otway s. Allen and wife to
P. e. Eubank. % feet on north side
Grace Street. 1902 feet west Of Allen Ave
nue. Sl.400.
R. H. HARDWOOD and wife to William
Harper Dean, 331-4 feet on north side
Canal Street. 6s,1-2 feet east of Jefferson,
$3.50.
Alexander Hierholzer and wife to Alice,
Annie NJ and Josephine Hierholzer, one
sixth interest in II feet on north side
Moore Street. 1o3 La feet west OF Brook
Avenue. $500.
Charming II. Yarhrough to L. Russell
Smith, interest In 20 feet on north side
Grace Street. 232 feet east Of Addison.
and IS feet on north slde Grace Street,
2o3 feet west of Allison, s66.25.
Henrico--Guarantee Building. Loan and
Trust Company to Mary ]. Derbyshire.
IS feet on north side Nicholson Street,
60 feet east OF Tompkins, s525.
Edward P. l<ellum to Anna ]. Vellines.
lot Is, block J. section 8, Highland
Springs. SIS.
John H. Siggins to James T.. Delvin,
30 feet on south side Beverly Street. 100
feet west OF Washington, $203
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! CHARGED WITH CRIME
Young Citizen Of Newport News to Be
Brought Here by Detective Hall.

Young Citizen Of Newpor News to Be
Brought Here by Detective Hall.
Detective Sergeant John Hall will de-
part this morning for Newport News,
where he goes for the purpose,,of bring
Ing to Richmond Robert Baker. we'll
known young man Of that city. who Is
charged with the betrayal Of Miss Matte
Mccormick also resident OF the ship
building town.
Baker was arrested in Newport News
last Monday, but when 1t was ascertained
that the alleged crime was perpetrated
In Richmond the authorities learned, they
could not prosecute the young man there,
although Miss Mccormick, who will ap-
pear as prosecutor. Is a. daughter of a
prominent Newport News family
F. A. Johnson, Chief OF Police of New
port News, communicated the facts In
the case to Major Howard yesterday
morning, asking advice as to the proper
course to pursue. He was told to have
a warrant Issued in Richmond for Baker.
In the event of which he would send an
officer after him.
The Newport News officer decided to
do this, and this morning Detective Hall
will go after the young man. He will be
tried by Justice John tomorrow morn
Ing, the ": tnesses In the case !; having
been recognized to appear In this city
at that time.
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! SMALL DOCTORS BILLS.
Scientific Feeding the Way to Reduce

SCIENTIFIC reeQIng me way 70 HeQuCe
Them.
A little science in the selection of food
leads to good health and smaller doc
tors bills. Illhealth not only cuts down
the earnings, but Increases the cost of
living, too. How many men and women
would like to save the biggest part of
what they now pay out for sickness year,
ly? AS most ailments come efrom lm-
proper feeding 1t stands to reason you
won't need the doctor sotsoften if,youI
feed yourself and family right and
the doctor would be pleased as swell: s,S
The principal of the wellknown FIol-
land Academy at Becskvlle, Texas,
writes as follows:
'.IIaving been user OF Grape-Nuts for
the past two years beg to offer a testi-
self and family.
"When I began the use Of Grape Nuts
my wife and were taking resort for
our health In South Texas. Up to this
time our lives were indeed miserable
az result of continual bad health.
III tempcrs and heavy doctors bills.
One day a merchant OF Burkeville,
Texas, advised me to try Grape-Nuts as
n diet. Ss,s
''Doubting that It would benefit 4 me
any, l took home package, however.
gun to sec the good effect 1t had on
my digestion. So ] continued It's use. At
ter had used the third package dis
continued the use OF medicine altogether
as saw Grape-Nuts was doing more
for me than all medicine ! had
taken. fita
When returned home my friends
and neighbors hardly knew me, I had
Improved so In health, appearance and
energy. had my grocer at Carthage
order a supply and have continued to
use 1t.
This year my family life has been
more happy than ever and my business,
which had been nearly wrecked before
Is now prosperous
AS, I am teacher worried with the
caro- OF from 100 to $50 small urchins in
our rural school. AM subject to consld-
erahle worry and strain upon tile brain,
Since my daily diet OF Grape Nuts, how-
eyer. must say my, school work is not
nearly so unpleasant, III 81
y recommend It for plain. simple diet
full of nourishment, just the thing for
that worn and tired out feeling IL, the
brain. Responsibility honestly and ear.
tnestly yours Name furnished by Pos
tum Coz Battle Creek. Mich,
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Fulton Bureau rlmes-Dispatch.

oAsoh ASui ecu -AlulCS-LlSps1kS41t
Peoples Drug Store.
5000 Williamsburg Avenue.
Ross. the young son OF Mr.. Benjamin
Mann, OF Fulton. was painfully injured
Sunday afternoon. The lad, with several
of his playmates. was at play In a build
ing under construction on Eighth Street,
and while walking the jolst of the second
story he fell through to the ground. He
was, badly, bruised about his body and
face.
Denny Street NJ p. Church was packed
to It's capacity last night Great interest
is being manifested In the revival that
is in progress thcre Rev. George Wesley
Jones. of Norfolk. is conducting the
meeting for his father. a number Of
conversions were made Monday night.
The services Will continue all through the
week.
Henrico Council. No. 7s3. OF Royal Ar,
canum. will celebrate its twentieth ami
versary on March 9Th. Committees on
weeks. and an excellent programme Is
being arrangedsfor, the occasion.
OWING to the revival. services in. pro-.
gress at Denny. Street M. 2. Church. the
different societies OF the church will not
hold their regular meetings.
The Cup OF Cold Water Circle OF tho
Kings Daughters and Sons will give a
Valentlne Tea az. Nelsetl r1aattI Nj thursday
night. i qsi5 5s hn.,
The regular meeting of dattaponl Tribe
OF Red Men will be held tonight at Nell
sens Hail..
Mrs. John Shears is the guest OF her
niece, Miss Annie Owens. at st. Stevens,
King and Queen county.
Mrs. Harvey Buff1n, who has been Ill,
is much improved. s5 3
Mrs. William Williams, of Nontrose, is
the guest Of relatives In Washington.
Mrs. George Wills,awho was operated
on at the Virginia Hospital. Is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. John schaeffer. OF Columbus. o.,
is the guest Of his daughter. Mrs. Jacob
Geffert, of Fulton HILL 30
Mr. John H. Boulware. who has been
quite sick, is somewhat improved.
Arthur Kay, the little son Of Mr.. w. NJ.
Kay, who was painfully scalded several
weeks ago, is able to be out.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF s335
HOME BREWING co.

The annual meeting OF the. stockholders
Of the Home Brewing Company was held
yesterday morning at their offices, Harrl-
son and Clay Streets. and the following
Board Of Directors was elected: F. Sit
terding, G. c.. Guvernator. G, E. Guver-
uator, G.. N. Bernier, F.. r. EULER. G. T..
Ross. Out Of the board mentioned the fol-
lowing officers were elected: F. Sitterding.
president; G. G. Guvernator, vice-presi-
dent and general manager; 6. e. Guver-
nator, secretary and treasurer. The bus
mess was found to be increasing and i'm
proveHients We're ordered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
BOY SMASHED
fIRE-ALARM BOX
Called Out Chief Fuller And
Many Fire Engines All
for NOTHING.

1t was ascertained yesterday that the
false alarm which was sounded from the
box at the corner OF Fifth and Main
Streets Monday night about o'clock was
due to malicious mischief on the part OF
a young worthy, for whom the police are
row looking
The department. had just returned to
their respective houses from fire on
Third Street, when an unknown boy
smashed in the box at Fifth and Main
Streets with rock. with the result that
the alarm was sounded. Chief Fuller and
a number Of engines responded, but no
blaze being discovered they returned to
headquarters.
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Rolls ofHonor.

The honor roll of Deep Run school tho
past week Is as follows;
q Grammar Grade--lIclen Rowles. Grace
Tate, Walter Dnval and Harry Scott,
PRIMARY Grade-Sadle ItpWles. bertha
Browning, Ruth Kuhn. Annie Brock.
Bcnnle Cottrell, Jimmie Barr, Garnet
Kennedy and Dolphie Taylor
The roll of honor for Pioneer school for
the week ending Februarys6. 1903, Is as
follows:
Charley Martin, Charley conrads,
Bertha Britain. Kate Gruhbs, Arthur
Arhart, Jesse Britain Ghasteen Brit
tain, Alfred Conrads, Clara paegen,S May
Leonard. I'LL u AZ
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APPEAL ORDERED
TO BE DISMISSED.
One Opinion Handed Down
in the United States
Court of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF Ap.
reals rcconvened yesterday at 10 o'clock
With the following Judges in attendance.
Hon. Nathan Gofr, OF Clarksburg, w. va;
Hon. Charles IL. slmonton. OF Charleston,
s. c., and Hon. Edmund Naddlll, Jr., OF
Richmond. The following case was ar
gucd:
No. 4s1-William Firth Company, appel
liant, VS.. South Carolina Loan and Trust
Company; appeal from the District Court
at Charleston. s.. G. Argued by s. j..
Simpson. Of spartnnburg. s. c., for the
appellant, and by Henry Buist and w.
C. Miller, OF Charleston, s. G., and sub
.mitted. t
The court announced Its opinion in the
following case: NO. 442-williams Bro
Tiers, incorporated. appellant. VS.. Joseph
y. Savage bankrupt. appelee; appeal
from the District Court at Norfolk, Va.
Richmond. Va, for the appellee, on mo-
ton OF appellee to dismiss the appeal on
tho ground OF the imperfection OF the
record and the failure of the appellant to
flo the transcript In this court within
tho time required by the rules OF court.
The motion was opposed by James =.
Heath, Jr Of Norfolk, Va, Tor the ap-
rellant. Opinion by Judge Simonton. The
appeal was ordered to be dismissed, with
costs.
No. 456-Guardlan Trust Company ct
ais... appellants. VS.. B. J.. Fisher. ct ais,
appellee; appeal from the Circuit Court
at Greensboro. N. c. Order entered re-
storing cause to docket for further argu-
ment at the May term.
Judge Thomas ]. Morris, Of Baltimore.
Md. and Judge Benjamin +. Keller, OF
Bramwell,$ Nv. Va. have been designated
forrs, 1syf, re- gRS.E3 si
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OFFERED A REWARD

Effort to Capture Parties Turning in
False Fire Alarms.
Mayor Taylor has offered 500 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of the party
or parties who turned In the false alarm
Monday night from Box 26. at Fifth and
Main Streets. This offense has occurred
several times in recent years.
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New Virginia Flag.

Under joint res olutionSa dopted BY the
Legislature Colonel Jbhnl w Il Rich ardson.
Register OF the Land ONCE, has had
placed upon the Capitol building a nice
new Virginia flag. The flag takes the
place of the old 'tattered one that has
been dashed by the winds for many years,
and Is a great Improvement upon the lat
ter, ".
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SUNDAY TIMEs-DlsPATcHi.

Those Mailing Copies Fall to Put on
Sufficient Postage.
Many persons have been mailing copies
" the Sunday Tlmes-D Dispatch to out
pf-town friends. ana have failed to put
snthplent postage on the wrappers. on
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General ORiosa 4: Roanoke. Va
AoYkAHEk. s0TH. 1909,
"a vE u1I,EIliuNn4 tlI)AIIxN viyi,t

= = ~ Z 49, . 4 =. rs. \
General 9 HcSsAS sssGo sssn u i,o,
LEAVE NlCAltOND tDAILfJ, DYnD-sTREEr
T's5I3 m STATION, 1''A1AA
$500 A.. H., NORFOLK LIMITED Arr,,s.
Nor folk lI.2c A. ~. Stops only at PetersbnrS
Waverly. and suffolk. Stops at Wakeneid onfy
4 let on passengers from Richmond and PEI Pe
600 "A, M. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS ,or
Lynchburg.. Roanoke. Columbus, Clncin.
NATL and Chicago, Buffet Jarlor Car Pc.
tersburg to 7 Roanoke. Pullman SLEEPER
Roanoke to Columbus. Bluefleld to sCIncin.
nati;: also. for Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
e ,i kSo = Il. Roanoke Express. q, FARM
vile. LyuchburE. Roanoke and intermediate
'.s 500 3. y. OCEAN ,c SHORE LIMITED A..
rive. N %a,d1y Sa aa E X toP, es at @
folk with steamers to Boston. Providence. Nav
York, baltimore and Washington. IS-', -
else 2. NJ, for Suffolk, Norfolk and interne.
dlnto stations. Arrives at Norfolk at 10: 10 p W
ss wsh a S'nS ns
tanooga Limited. Pullman Sleeper f.snchbpre
Observation Cars Radford to Alfalfa. Ala. Pull.
man Sleeper between Richmond and Lynchburs,
Also Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and n Roanote "a.
the West daily at 1885 A. NJ. 300 p. nj, and
!:be P. ~; from Norfolk md tho East at ito
Wy A1seNe &. a. .'q Bos isE9. agent
District Passenger Agent.
General Passenger Agent.
Phone. l0e. 1000 East Main Street.
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAM Il, 1908.
TRAINS LEAVE LEAVE H S:r1 I1HN
r,1 $50 as NJ Ndff:s a'
NJ: Stops only at Petersburg, Waverly and SUI.
folk s;so 4. y, daily. Arrive, p.t.,s,n,r -,
A. NJ, Emporla 1912 4. H.. Weldon Ii 20 a,
H. FaysttsIill ns 4:s IS NJ Ghsssstsp 81: s.
conneetins At Wilson With No. 80 arriving
se3GsSo'o ans 5.s
CONNECTS With ' pe and Western sps
s' 500 ?, ~. SchAS sHeRT IIMiTGp; daily
esss'sai aso ssf'sE
rs:ss5: 'f. s1s %ss ssne az. tsF';f
and Rock Mount $40 r. Nj, Goldsgoro e:2s e.
NJ Ai e all in.ermediats stops
$3.50 2. NJ, FLORIDA AND WEST INDIAN
Connects with Norfolk and wsstern tor Nor:
fsE and Emno1 sas
Weldon 900 z. NJ. wilmington 1910 4. i e
Eayess,s l2aS sa 81.
~ T Inst TsmIe 2:ts 4 NJ Tampa 1000 81
Arriving Augusta s:2sl.A. ii: Macon i :s5 "A
NJ. Atlanta 1: 100 P. NJ. Pullman sleeper New
York to Wilmington, Charleston. Pott Tampa
to Thomasville. Tuesday only. DiningCar Ser
vice. g ~
o:s5 P: NJ. daily: Arrives Petersburg 1o:1s
and Western REas arriving lyishSuss 2ts
H. Pullman sleeper Richmond to Lynchburg.
1850 p M, daily. Arrives Petersburg. 1910
li:to F.. M, NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
Charleston s;a5 M; sayannnh 1880 O. A. s NJ.
Pu!lman Palace sisep,ng; Library; Observation
anu pn TRAINS ms Arrive h1caNoNb. : ''A''
o A. daily From
all points South. 5sjf3
ousustine. Jacksonville. Savannah. Charleston
w 7,s5 A. M daily. From Petersburg. Lynch.
burg and tho Went.
s:4s A. H., daily. except Sunday. Peters.
VI ii.lo A. M. daily except Sunday. Eson
I'll 10. se M daily From Petersburg sat-
liza a: u. daily. From Norfolk, surolt
% 500 '' +. M,s daily. From Petersburg Roam,
0h ss sd = r. ans pG F9en Norfolk suos
7,46 r. M, daily. yrem Miami; Port Tam.
pa. jacksonville. Savannah, Charleston. VII.
s;bs p. M. daily. From Petersburg. Lynch.
w. a''p ~ "ss' r, N. EAtsrERsoN,
" J. cK FSits'' Manager.
9. 5. cAMpRELI.. q. Els
Division Passenger Agent.
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account OF the weight Of the forty
page paper. each wrapper will REQUIRE
three cents. II less than this amount
Is put on II becomes necessary for the
postmaster tn write to tho party ad-
dressed, requesting the remittance Of the
forwarded, thus causing considerable de-
lay
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S. PC. Report.

The annual report Of A. r. Lawrence,
agent Of the Church Hill Branch. OF the
S. p. c. A., for the year ending Febru-
airy Z, 1908 Is as follows: 55
Horses ordered to be shod, 16: horses
taken from drivers, 4; sent to stable unfit
for work, 26; taken out and fed, II; sore
back and shoulders. Is; cows protected.
5: no cause for complaint. g.; overloaded
teams, 20; aneruism, 3s; cases before
court, Q; adjusted harness, 8. Total, ISL.
Large animals killed, ~; small AMI
mails killed, II.
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Arcanumi,es Here.

Mr.. r. W. Arnold OF Alexandria,
grand regent OF the Royal Arcanum, is
registered at Murphy's. having reached
the city yesterday.
grand regent Of the Royal Arcanunl, is
in the city. a guest OF Murphy's.a Z.
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Very Small Fires,

Tho Fire Department answered two
alarms yesterday afternoon, one at tho
corner OF Graham and Fulton Streets,
the other ut Second and Canal Streets,
where the Notwithstanding on n resi-
dence was slightly scorched,
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Church Hill Physicians.

The Church Fill Medical Association
Will meet tomorrow evening at the resi-.
denoe Of DR.. Barksdale. on North Thirty
second Street. DR., j. p. Williams will be
the leader. the subject to be discussed
being 'Acute rheumatism"
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MR.. POLLOCK CHOSEN
He is TO Be Superintendent sof Schools
in His County.

in His County.
The State Board Of Education met yes
tcrday at the rooms Of Attorney General
Anderson. at the hospital where he Is
undergoing treatment for rheumatism,
and elected Hon. D. S. Pollock superin-
tendent of the schools for Pulaski, to
succeed Mr.. G. Guy Larew resigned.
Mr.. Pollock is a lawyer and former
member of the House OF Delegates, Mr..
Larew resigns because OF other. business
engagements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
SUITS THAT WERE
INSTITUTED YESTERDAY

In the Law and Equity Court yes
terday the following suits were died:
NJ. Rosenbloon for $4,000 against the
International Harvesting Company.
The Cubady Packing Company FOR $500
against the Richmond Traction Com
pany.
j, r. Bowen for $500 against tho Sea-
board Air Line.
Tho declarations in the suit for St, 900.
which were filed Monday morning in the
Law and Equity Court by Ike H. Walkup
against Andrew Girolam, were recorded
yesterday. They set forth that on one
day last Defender the plaintiff sus-
talned serious injury by falling through
an area way. not properly protected.
on the premises OF the defendant.
The condition OF Judge Witt Is re-
ported as much improved. 1t is thought
he will be out.in a few days 5.,t.
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INVITATION ACCEPTED

Pickett Camp Will Visit Lee Camp in a
Body Friday Night
Pickett Camp has accepted an invita-
ton from Lee Camp to visit the latter
on Friday night to hear Judge Christian
speak. At the meeting Monday night a
committee was appointed to draft suit
able resolutions on the death Of Mrs.
Whitlock, wife of Captain ". B. Whit
lock, who is a member of the camp,