The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09

ELKS GIVE
RECEPTION
a House-Warming and Ban
quet to Their Friends.
a NECRo's BRAVE RESCUE
a saved the Life Of a Paralytic at the R'sk
of His Own-Judge Waddirs Court
Likely to Be in Session for
Two Months.
A NEGRO'S BRAVE RESCUE
,snse,o, TO me rimes-Dispntch.)

,,c.,iE Sy.l II VA. June s..-The Norfolk
10 nf Eiks. No. 49, had house
,yerming asd banquet to-nls".. -.
ray nome Is tile former Groner inhiisioii,
IN College Place. 1t cost No'o,", . Nv
was already handsome place. put w
lodge has expended S'."o au.u..o ,rha
ir,nrove the home for occupancy. ny
sm,,,tnre is durable and handsome, anu
tho ornamentation and pictures uispias
excellent Judgment and eXqulslte .'isle'
The lot Is not covered in the renr on
,,,a present building. but next year INC
Elks EXPECT to have a large ara suitau ..
Iodge-room built and ready .ot 80 ~
pancy. The meeting to-nisht was .., 81
rantion for the members and Tor vislt'liS
t,,ls IN the new home. 1t was q grano
and pay house warming. There Is
r,,an,,,ershin OF over 500, and the lodga IS
sa..,.ii,,l strnnp socially and financially.
- "a The banner lodge Of the State ana
h,,a az the largest in the county.
''e T1JDGD WADDTLL'S COUEf.
missed In the bankrupt court ny 'u a,sa
rfaa1i,l this morning. This is the cuse
,,,,ar> ,yhich there was n contest hSuns.
w. W.. a,enharae There were objections,
~ ne +ha discharge from Richmond anu
rom T,yncllbnrg, but Judge "eo'''''
.ued the final decree TO-DAY. sor .yo
Jndge Naddill Will be ne =, In.
lac Al.
a, nrt. 10 on the docket. among them NV
sso.,uol Borroughs case from Inc 10! -,
eai ,,ostot1ice. which will be caiieu ~
l l,,l.,., Then there are the Aipe'naIle
aad chesapeake Canal COMPANY ~, ~ M
. 49,, with navigation; lnaties s,,,
son charged with stealipg IRON , .ai viii
Yard. and David Cannon. c"'''
tr Ha''1 ,p OF. t1- A PARALYTIC.
nr'.2 Sottnn colored. for many
az a,,,n1oved at tho piers OF .ne NV
years qnp and Norfolk Railroa "a
1on,nany. made brave rescue ~ -
,.c1nck this morning by say ~ drn,v,,.
p,,r, nhrey. local broker, lr c,.,sanoal.c
inr in the water near tie
ma Ohio slip ~oa man and is
otfi;cted with paralysis Wnue ,,ianno
aIorr. the pier, he lost MS poi"HNo
iiiu was ut work on the 49, s.p'
r.,,ar,es dock, and saw Mr. u mn
srn,, overheard. The coiorel which
NY ua,,ia,y around to the other aosM, VIE Tie
arap,als ,a - distance from his own .le
is ,na tra scene in q short time "'lu
reache t,,r,ny off his coat ana SHOES
ave. os INTO the water. Mr.. Pumpnres,
- eyewitness states hao t;o''s 49, 80,
.,,.iea when Cotton struck ,ne "" rot.
Tbere was quite struggle petI W. ,arro
ton and the drowning ,n NAL res,stea the ef-
y being OF NJ, ~ pnmnhrey to draw him IN
der. 30 tho deck hands
~ 80 cane Charles steamer. seems seems
the struggle that was going n M, tn TN,
life-preserver to CotIoii. t,n,, hoii1
accurate and while COTTON iis.u
was , a1su with one hand he a.
. ~, tho life-preserveri with the otlur'
sftar the men had been In the "a WV,
- ION minutes, Cotton reache. ne
a ata,,s9,a ading to the dock and was aia"H
,n with his burden to the w har,1
~ WIRELESS EXPElSlMENin. -
The United States cruisers lole ,,.. ,,s
prairie were reported TINS morlllis y.
& Irat, W., thor bureau as passing out the
capes. ,,,tt wire
,ass te,erraphy Instruments. and VIII, Oh,
the Virginia coast, conuuct =
experiments. ,,,a, A,ax alse
nassed out the. capes this morhihs'
Al IIlA.IAMAST
Mr.. I. p Jernigan, for many n. ss s','
onditor OF the Old Dominion Steamsnli
a a,y died suddenly in New Yorl
yesterday of heart disease. The 1lass o.
no steamship company are to-day
half-mast. 49,, .>,D
Marriage licenses were issued to-ua'
for two Finish couples. The men ar
.ailors, both OF them at WORK ioa r nn,r =
hee Jones and Company merchah
tailors. They have been employed her
several months, and arc such exceiien
workmen that the firm assisted IN bring
Ing their swcethearts here for the mr.
riares. The marriages took place at IN
rntheran Church, and the ceremonle
were performed at the same time 70
moth couples. None Of them can Hpen
English. The names are as follows: hal
Oskar Puro and Sandra llVonen. an
Alexander waronen and Hanna Sally. =,
M them are light-haired northern people
the young girls being neat and prett!
The girls have just arrived. having bee
entered at tho port OF New York ms I'll
intended brides OF the men here. The
came from their northern home with Il
consent and assistance of their parent
Us the Intended brides of the Immigrant
here.