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hundred lawyers nre In attendance, rho
session WILL last until Friday night.
Hon. Charles II. Libby, of Maine. call
cd the conventon to order. ~ the alb
dent, and presented Francis 1,awie, OF
4 Philadelphia, president Of the Assocation.
The president, IN turn introduced Allen
CuDerton Braxton, Of Staunton who do
Representative OF tho Virginia Bar Assoc
cintion
President Rnwlo spoke briefly n reply
TO Mr.. Braxton's address. lle then de-
tional and State legislation during the
past year.
Secretary John Hinklcy,, OF Baltimore,
read is annual report It showed w nea aha, ~
association. Thrty-rine states, two Ter
ritorlcs and three hundred and nineteen
On motion Of Burton Smith. Of Georgia,
q recess OF ten minutes Was taken 10 u
low state delegations to nominate mem
bcrs OF the general council. which is com
posed Of one member from each state.
The following were elected: L
Alabamn, Oscar r.. Hund1ey; Arkansas.
John Fletcher; Florida. r.. w. williams;
Georga + cSov ~ M9orlm osana RsnIueky Ker: Mr
Carolina, Car. j. Crawford Biggs South Caro-
lima. H.. w. Mordecai: Tennessee, J., H. 2.
lngersOIl; IcaaS, L. y. hHlat ; ' - si'i''l' s"
Henry G. Ingcrsoll. Of Tennessee. intro
duccd a resolution providing tor stand. n
Ing committee on uniform State laws. The r.,
resolution went over until Tomorrow. TO-
night Sir Frederick Pollock rendln pa
per on Law Reporting In England.
Tonight the members OF the associatiton
attended reception given by the Vir-
gnias Bar Association.
THE committee TO secure uniform lesis'
lat.on by tho States held It's last meet
ink to-day. The report Of the preside dent
Amos Eaton, Of Rhode Island, showed y :
that twenty-five States have enacted q
Uniform law governing negotiable IN:
struments.. Several States have adoptted s p1t,e
a uniform divorce law, which provides ina
State i for cause which would not entltle
them to divorce in the state where where tn'ey i7'y
The The Association Of American Law
Schools held its annual session to. day
Representatives Of twenty or more e. N :, 81, u
tutons% were present. Papers were reaa on
~ s1lb btcctS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

pany OF gentlemen and ladies Of high
renown, tanned the trees of Marshall
terrace last night with n gentle and
persuasive eloquence that finally swept
from the table every vestiga save rlnds
and seeds Of the feast that lay spread
there. and then lost Itself In the cloud
raised by hundred strong cigars.
Twas In all respects an occasion right
worthy OF the event that called It forth.
Since this ancient and distinguished COM
pany first added Its strength to the sun
dry elements that characterize the ell
materic conditions OF tho far East End,
1t has been a tlme-honored custom 10
feast twice each twelvemonth--tn the
winter, upon the banquet provided by q
favored restauranteur; IN the summer,
upon the green-rinded melons provided
by the Hanover farmer, Last night It
was this summer feast that called the
clans together upon the bounds OF the
windy and prec!ptous point where the
club usually gathers to deliberate upon
the questions that lay before it. Through
out the land the call had gone and though
many prominent members, such az Grover
Cleveland, Sir Thomas Upton. and others
were forced to send letters Of regret
there was yet a noble and notable gather
Ing. l9s
In his customary gusty and cheerful
manner, Captain Curtis, the patriarch OF
the club, who In the days when the land
was young drew around him tho COM
pany making up tho personnel Of the
body and blew Into them tho profound
and prolix elements that characterize
his own nature, thundcred through a
megaphone the object OF the assemblAse
tho purposes and aims OF the club. and
the pleasure Its members experienced IN
having so large n gathering 10 talk to.
The stentorlan tones OF his voice startled
the seven lanterns into a spasm and we'd
nigh blew out the flickerlng light of the
wlck-lamp but the Captain ragged on
u on Sas,SAd HaEa~l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
GENERAL.

stock market was almost stasnnnt. the
dealings falling to less than en- day be-
fore, and the prce changes reached as
much as a point In very few instances
hords dull and steady-Tom I. johnson
nominated BY acclanat,on for Governor aIn n, Or
Z Of Ohio by Democrats, and the PLATFORM
which was adopted renews allegiance TO
tho Kansas City platform and FOL doioWea t%at
the Shamrock was Injured during the
sn,lnli OF Tuesday Is denied, and the two
ynchts will sail third race, OF the series
today; ther man predicts that ths the
victory over navy in tho war n!anoeuyres
OF the New England coast--Nlany cases
~ yellow fever are reported to exist al
5Iinares. Mex.--Swect Gretchen won the
Adirondack Stakes Mt SaratoEa-.E elastic
Pointer. captured the Norfolk. In tho
Grand Circuit ,acrs at Readyiiie, Mass; t;s
was engaged In Turco.Greek war TO sup
press the insurrection In Mncfdonla-,---
81 4. Doherty, the English .cnmpion, wins
tennis tournament and Will meet larned
FOR tho mpionship-Cxford and cam
bridge golfers win the international mntcn
on the shinneccck links---T'wo persons
Killed and three injured In explosion ~
powder works near Carthage, Mo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
MRS. GRUBBS KlDNAPs
HER OWN CHILD
fspccial to The Times -Dispatch,)

(spccla! to Tho Tlmes-UlspatcI'I 7-
BRISTOL, TENN, August 2b.-Mrs.
Mamie Orubbs, who ono night recently
disappeared from Bristol, leaving her hus-
band and three small children. has Just
caused commoton BY returning ana
Kidnapping her baby. which she round
in the yard at tho home of ITS grand
parents,
A letter received In Bristol indicates
that sha Is taking tho child to woman
In North Carolina, whore It Is to be given
4 homo. The little one's father Is frantic
over Its disappearance,
Mrs. Grubbs has Just been denied d.
vorce from her husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
HORSE-SHOW MANAGER
COMING NEXT MONTH

Mr.. q. w. Smith, manager of the Rich-
S' Or about September 10th and viii open
headquarters and remain on the, scene
from that time until after the show Is
FIJI exhibition here, and Is emlnently
qualified to make this years show in
every respect the superior to the
other two. Mr., Smith will be busy ar
ranging tho details OF tho exhibition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
MUCH YELLOW-FEVER
AT LINARES, MEXICO
ny Associated press,)

q LAREDO. TEX, Aus. pa letter was
received here to-day from n responsible
resident, Of Linares Mexico, n which he
states that yellow fever. exists at that
place and that the death rate IS now
given to the quagantine officials. both
Federal and State. OF this city and they
viii take he matter up at once for inves-
Dr Hamilton says there are many cases
Of yellow fever at Linares and. Victoria
ana that 1t is Increasing at those two
points. -.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

nshea BY the Marine Band q Washing, as Ms
ton, The silver cup nL,,es presen.ed a,.S1a py NJ,
Maxwell wyeth Of PRaas drixias phla oaa to tho
supsrp annt rpa pleee other awards In plate and
Wo.M, s.dd,.r, ~ ,hn latter by Harris and Com
snru'e!y' sWashington. Va We're tho finest the
vany, ~ nonld produce. During a re-
aat oaat'nua ,'.arv,.w Mr., Frank D. Gaskins, Sec
Sen' Set"r ,'sSt y, the association, stated to a
rs.asy presg reeprresentativo er M that never before
mas SO mn ,mA.,s nsourtesy and consideration Of
SsAs' s,st ~ ~ ,eeenYnent was apparent at all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
a. p. GORMAN. JR-
FOR STATE SENATE
By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. 2e-colonel A.
P. German. Jrr tho only son Of United
states Senator A. p. German, was nomi-
nated today by the Howard County DEM
ocratio Convention for the State Senate,
having won decisive victory over hh~r7,-
ponents.
and begins his political career where his
father began thirty years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
SLAUGHTER
OF MELONS
Windy Pointers Assault This
Luscious Fruit.
SPEAKERS AND SINGERS /: s:
The Members and Their Venerable
President Display Much Ability
Along These Lines Doings at u X NJ
; 5, f Their AnnualSF Feast,

Gathered around long and lankyl table
Eroanlng beneath the weight Of a half
hundred cool, green melons, the ancient
end honorable body, yclept the Windy Point
Club, distinguished otherwise by the pres
ence Of seven lanterns, Captain John A.
Curtis, one lamp, and a goodly COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
DIAMOND RING TO
QUEEN OF CARNIVAL
lsnec,al to Tho Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to h! The !, T1Wes- -DispateShh') ~,
chiffon Hfr Forge Rifles Free Street Tair and
military Carnival begun Yesterday and Is
being largely attended. The carnival Is
and the different attractions are, OF 4
E good class, being interesting and enler-
tanning. ~, a,
for the most popular young lady IN tho
ceIty and will on Friday night be crowned
Queen Of the carnival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
VIRGINIA COUPLE
MARRY IN MARYLAND
fsnec,n, TO me Times -plspatch.)

BALTIMORE MD, August B-Robert
Earl Hall and Miss Harriet elizabeth VII
ltams, both of Charlottesville Va, visited
Rockville yesterday ana were married
by Rev. s, r, White the ceremony tax,
ing I'M place in the of1lce<of the public school
commissioners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
NORTH CAROLINA.

,rra volcr.s protccuve Association 10 take
ofr,crnl notice OF serving breakfast to
Hooker HMt, Washington and party at Hamlet
hotel and shutting white people out.
llneman falls thirty feet fr9m fn,nlv b@rt polf
~ .. obeson countythe most illtcrate IN
tho state...-southern pays a large amount
into the state Treasury for tnSes--NeW
cotton sola for over fcvrteen' cents q g
Raleigh, fIs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-An alleged Wire
less report from the yacht Erin, which
is equipped with the. De Forest wireless
system, published in q morning paper
to the effect that Shamrock III. was Sc
riously damaged during yesterdays storm
and that there was a possibility of Sir
Thomas asking for q postponement.
caused considerable excitement in yacht
Ing circles. Investigation promptly proved
that the statement was without founda-
ton. Shamrock rode out yesterdays
squall without the slightest damage, al
though the big anchor was dropped as
nm addi t1onnl precaution.
The time allowance under. which Fell.
unce Constitution and Columbia have
sailed In tho preliminary races this year
was made known to-day. These times
have been kept secret, Reliance allowed
Constitution one minute and forty"slx
seconds, and Columbia two minutes and
forty-one seconds in all races. BY these
times, 1t is figured that Constitution won
two races from Reliance. but Columbia
failed to score.
Reliance sustained no damage whatever
in Yesterdays squnll, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Sir Thomas Says HeWill Win
Die Hard.
THE YACHTS RACE TO-DAY
The Wealth er Man is Not Optimistic, bu
airy at Race viii BeHad Whether
There Is ls Wind ''lrt q q
..iis B. }e% Not. s5i y X.
fRx 4 AzsocIatad Press.l

NEW YORK, Aug, 2o.---Thc local
Weather Bureau Is In receipt OF the
following special on the weather for
tho yacht race Thursday from WASH
lngton
"observer, New York: The wind
over tho international yacht course
Thursday Will be llghtto fresh north
east, shifting In the afternoon to east
and southeast, With probably cloudy
weather.
(Slaned) "FRANkENFlELO."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
SUMMARY OF lDAY'sNEXs. |
rHe WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G-Forecnst for
/ Tfursday and Friday:
VirgInin-- Partly cloudy Thnrsdny;
showers In western or north portions
1rridnY showers and coolers; variable
Winds becoming cast TO southeast ana
NORTH Carolina Partly cloudy Thursday
md Friday, probably showers ana cooler
friday Variable winds.
The hot wave was temporarily checked
yesterday BY considerable fhll OF ram.
during which tho mercury fell from 10
] 10 80 degrees, later rising TO SG degrees
Showers are looked for to-day; tomorrow
more showers arc expected and 1t VIII
probably be cooler
STATE OF TIE TIID1aMo oMErEE. y
A. M. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ ~ ~
IL M. %
"a p NJ. '''''.''' or
70 z. M. ~
% p. NJ. % %
y II midnight .........................t.
Average ........................... "a By
Highest temperature ycstcrday........ %
X Lowest Temperature yesterday...,.....+s {
Mean temperature yesterday ....,....... 9o oo
Normal temperature for Aug,ist...... 20 nS
Departure from normal tcmpcrn ture n. 9s ~
Precipitation during past "a hours. a. 4, 800 800
D. Il F E Fl Z t T. . 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Enthus,a stc gathering OF the Windy,
4 Point 4 Club last night--Dxp lanation OF
I the registration law..---Many hapPeha,sa = lso
sxct,rslon TO the scashore-Ncgro at.
tenpts to rob Presbyterian manse ana
draws a razor on d ctizen7--.t1ne orshan,
1st secured by Grace'street presnysedd.n'tt rssdnnt
Church. Richmond man mace PrHslu!,ne
Z OF the Southern Nurscrymen.s Assoc;a- so ;a-
ion--Thcatrical season to oren mere 10, o.
morrow night Persian ministers leavo 1n.,
for their native and-nJustice ooL. ng..s nsls
Another candidate mentioned for the suT
preme Court clerkship--N Number o1 ar
rivals at the Richmond s----- a ~ Ai,ssn- ,t
tions that the Barksdnle law, ,Sared Mnn mol.
lev man under arrest--Mannser, ol ,n1t. 1ne
Horse SHOW expected here September lolh
Pleasant fail in the temperature, 9I poi,,danl nmI
cooler weather looked lot. i1t. 5AN. f,,s;t,.
ggH gaH1FEys;T1IEsR HEsTER sRn-ctizens Rocking TO tho
1,arks---- Councilman j. D. teams 10 ~. ~.
Tor Mayor; Mayor Maurice Is undaqn,s,n' ,a
5iat:ye campaign is !istless-All II riding on
The cars Mr.. Bowtn moves Ms hsha- rsil1
n,lnrtcrs A. C.. Harding iil----Tnil- - =
dren OF 81r w. W. Williams SEE, az
SRnDn1aAf i"s.
VIRGINIA.
Mayor Moss. Of Newport News. \, vf5Ges e pes
ali redstrIcting bills--1he city OF Dan. pan
vile made to pay cosh ~ in1unct,otnN> 70 Nsns su,.
bort News contesscs to theft and then
faints--Hunters in Augusta cStern.- !
nate a big den Of rattlers ana cpPpef,. Pp.,.
ncads-The surry County Democna,s zen, ar,
4 Committees revcrscs Its action. ana oruera ~
= Urinary to nominate county oI'ceIs
and b nember OF the House------,5irls !, arm y,
4 Siaiocated by a giant wave at RoanoKe--
y Z snarnrn n nrerfea.ed IN tbs fra room
i,imps into cold water aid Is dro|ned'.-.--
BecnI,fe OF friction with Lady Board sI :
nerIntendcrt OF Norfolk Protestant hospl,
{ni resigns; doctors protest---A coiored
,vnrnn n Killed at Chester by accidental dls-
cho rrc Of gun knocked over byrher cnli- cni.
dren1-rhe Corporation Commission V.sit vs.
& M ner mill Mt Covington---Tool ana OIL
house OF Baltimore and Ohio Raiitoad !.
Sfaunton--Norfolk county antnorilies
Not after Mayor Rddick. OF Norfnik,
1or aiding a woman under bond or inc
county authorities to escape---N egro ~
petersburr cent TO jail for Kicking q
white boy-American Bar Association \, q at
Hot Springs given reception py com.Ii,, aIoa.
tee from Virginia Bar: Mr.. BraHton InnMss i,.t;s
n brilliant welcome address-S lit..p ~
Eirl blows the top OF her sister neau rt,s H,s
With 4 gun In Stafford county,, y !: .N Ne
trnrnn who attempted to wreck Sont nern f
train sent on to grand jury IN liai'ia1 va;
cnunty-Summer law class at the Iorl-
yercity OF Virginia form an alutnnl @ asso-
ciatlon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

The Wind at Sandy Hook at mid
nlaht Is southeast, about three miles
an hour. The sky Is cloudy and the
prospects for a race tomorrow ap.
pear poor.
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THE PROCEEDINGS
v Associated Press,

a, A, Phlegar, ofVlrginla, Elected Mem-
ber cf General Council,
(By Associated Press.>
,1on spT,iNGS, VA Aug. 20.-The an-
,,,,aI convention OF tho American Bar AS
snoSciation sSa opened here to-day. About two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Sir Thomas is Game.

Sir Thomas Upton was very much sur
prised to-day to learn for the first tme
that Shamrock III. WAS handicapped -
seconds at Tho start Of yesterdays race.
'Thats very bad" he said, but no other
criticism.
Sir Thomas said In response to 'tcle-
gram, hoping ho would win Tomorrow;
IT have not lost hope and shall llgilt
and die hard. If cannot win, VIII
take defeat In the proper spirit
Sir Thomas said In response to auery
as to whether lie had asked to have q
four-cornered race between Shamrock Ilf..
tho Reliance, Columbia and Constitution,
that he hadnot made any suoh suggestion,
but that If such n proposition. should BIO
made, he would undoubtedly consider It,
IIo did not caro- to have It understood
that he was taking tho initiative,
Shamrock III. put up her mainsnil and
her club topsall this afternoon, but did
not leave her anchorage to go out. sho
stretched and dried them. On Reliance,
there was not move, and Mr., Mower,
the club measurer, simply put the tape
ia tho now gafr and declared 4 the same
length as the old one, 80 that her mens-
,lrement was the same as before.
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18th and Pa.-Herbst's Drug Store.
Woodward & Lothrop's.
s. kann. Sons e. Co.
12013 F st-King's Cigar Store.
912 Pennsylvania ave.
Sth and F sts.-Government building.
9Th and d streets.
U. s. Capitol-House Corridor.
City Post Ofice-Main Entrance.
18th and T SITS. NV.
40 9th st. NV.
Columbian Building.
Jenifer Building.
7th and d SITS NV.
Hotels-Raleigh. New Willard. Nation
al and Riggs.
EAST WASHINGTON.
"a & Pa. ave. s.e.-Dobyns' Drug Store.
9Th and E s.e.-Bradley's Drug Store.
18th and E. Cap.-Haley's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
18th ST. wharf-Postal Telegraph office. .
GEORGETOWN.
e2d and M-O'Donnells Drug Store.