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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
CAMP IS BROKEN.
Company 3 Returns to the City
After Three DAYS. Outing

81 After spending three days In camp at West
hampton Park. CompanySB. of the seventieth
Regiment, returned to the city Yesterday, and
every man expressed himself as having had
most enjoyable outing.
While there the boys were under regular
military restrictions and rose and retired ac-
cording to the schedule time mapped out BY
Captain Miller, who was IN command Of tho
camp. S59 ssis ti5a.liS isi . KY
Ji There was no lack OF good things to eat,
and when the men came In for dinner after
having been put through couple OF hours
hard drill, they needed no tonlCs to enable
them to partake OF the splendid menu that
was prepared by a. cook from one the hotels
OF the city
drill each morning hile&there, and later in
z the day then engaged In extended order and
skrImIah drills. There was also target pracc-
tlce In which tho ms z, showed UP 70 an a.
Major ellis made the best record.
On Monday night a hop was given at the
pavilion. md many OF the boys friends, both
iadias and gentlemen, Joined them In their
festivities, dancing being kept up until a
late hour.
The men were qalrtcred III tents, aud the
camp was an ideal one In every particular.
all ARRANGEMENTS having been perfectly car
rled out The company came back TO the
arrnory yesterday and was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
ERRORS IN REPORTS.
Trustee 81 the University Says
Knoxville Dispatches Incorrect.

One oftthe local trustees OF the .lliSett-
sitv az Tennessee, who attended the NEST
| Ing Of the DoIld al knoxville on M,sdlles !.
day made ths Ssriaa on Inaraday
llncorrectness 'of the dispatches sent OUT :
from Knoxville regarding me el9uttqi, , ~,
d,spp sfshaah' il stated that aeeton
Of Professor Smith as president was ,unan.
ious and No mention made @ w ,ne r nn
that Dr. Wiliam IA W nv bot Ma bcf ore
the III nominating committee and In the
meeting Of the board Of trustees,
"The fact Is his name was nnd ser sc r..
e eeIved sffaons support Al tho meeting
tho Nominating committee and at the
board nesting. The former committees 81
BET l. s s 3r'nsN snd "a ero ah;s
Kant and Dr. 'Mhltsitt, OF Virginia, and
Fr S,t s G. "a. Folk, OF Tennessee We're r9,
presented and all received votes, c NV
c cGmIm.te end VIZ lie names Names Of these four
didates We're presented to the board Or
the sa!otGpg p e recs II Eas a to
lowest vote on the fourth ballot sh ,qil
ba eliminated from the contest, and Ike.
wise the candidate having ne ne s sGWeSi
be dropped. There We're twenty-.hir ,e
trustees present, fifteen q them beii1n ni
from Fast Tennessee. on, the frst ballqt
Whitsitt' s, Folk, S, There were few
changes hhHlsss' on the second ana third ballots.
and after the third E.llot the name ott
Dr. Whltstt was Wlthd,riawn ny one f,,s e
That Tia there thers be no contest II he We're elected
On the next ballot Professor Smith re-,
ceiyed a majority OF the votes cast anu
,'aaHad It not been FOR the entrance of
Professor Folk into the race at the late
hour that he did. 7 am thoroughly CON
WINGED that Or, Whltsitt Would nave ne .,I,
ali the votes received by Folk were taken
/ from Or. MISUNDERSTANDING American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
sWAYNEsEBoRo GUN CLUB.
The Fourth Of July Shoot an In
tereStinp Event.

Especial to The Times DispaLch.)
INAYNEiSBORO. VA, July 5.--Many
good scores were made q; the vs Wayaes-
Craig leading the home team with i, nine v1e,,
teen out OF twenty, closely followed
by Silings With seventeen. IN the tifst
event.
ID. Smith and DIR, Richardson shot q gopd
race for the home team,
Newcomb, of Philadelphia, did 5000 work
Notwithstanding two sore fingers from ON
being too familiar with bull pup me
washington had q good squad IN Tay-i
s1or,a Coleman Wiltshire and Coleman, IL.
The trade was vel represented, Emory
Storr, OF baltimore, won the high average
THE The bS Dupont Powder Company was rep-
resented BY II, $. Baskerville, Of Clifton
Forge. Clifton Forge Club was repLe"
scented by j, A. Sproul and D. Fdmonds,i
and to Sp, oul the $50 Ithica gun went "
the special handcrp. event of twenty-five
targets. spronl making dust OF twenty
four closely followed by Cav at twenty
three, and q. 70, CRAIG, twenty. three =
charlottesville was represented IN IL.
a. George. =. r, Snow, g. I. Brqfiy,
Hartweli Hawthorne, Harrison and Buzz
CESS. Sl5 KS Ntt$6 a554ft t6 X 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
FREDERICKSBURG
ADMINISTRATION.
Interesting Meeting and d E llIec;-
ton Of Off EDGAR
Lee Drowned,

Especial to The Times Dispntch.J
FREDERICKSBURG VA, July 5.:-The
fredericksburg Alumni Association Of the,
University OF Virginia had an interesting
meeting hero and elected the following
officers: Judge a. Wallace, prcsi-s
dent; Judge John p, Mason, vicc-presl-
dent; B. IF. willis. secretary and treas t,'t
urer; Judge T. Embrey, Lee Vi
Graves. DR.. JUS. Butler, Professor S. W.
somerville, DR.. G. NJ. Wallace / Executive
COMMITTEES; delegates to the annual meet
ing of the alumni at tho University
Judge a. Nv. Wallace, Judge A. nm -
Trey Professor Thomas Fitzhugh and
5l,, B.. BWallnce Professor Thomas Fitz-
hugh was present and delivered an -, IN
tterestlng address on the work OF the Uni-
Svers!ty.I4 Judge Wallace. president. and
member OF the board Of Visitors Of Vir-
5Elnin. also delivered an interesting and
Instructive address, touching Oh the work
0f8the Board of Visitors and the selec-
ton Of a president of the institution.
I IIe also reported the death Of four
nembers OF the local alumni during tho
past year. They are j udge9J \ B. ssenlcr.
Dr. IS. w. Carmichael, ~ @ Rowe and and
William Tayloe. Anumher of$now m men
b6rS. were f'6leOleu. esSsNosA
hoard Of Visitors In electing president
- the University was approved 9. Ma Ma
son Smith ana r. w. D.. Tayloe were YER
elected for tho alumni scholarships q @.
the University.
# a aketch OF tho late Lieutennnt," nit g over
Tor John Il. Maryo was presented BY 2
committee and ordered to be spread upon.
the records Of the society,"
Edgar Lee. son Of = homaEs ~; Lee. was
drowned in )ccoquon River IN Prince
William county. while bathing. The body
was recovered. Thls Is the second son;
il tsby Mr.. Lee by drowning. s.a
Mr., Charles g. Powell, Of Orange coun-
", was stricken With paralysis While
driving along tho road In his buggy.
The residence Of l. 9. Martin, n lower y.
i az :, -, liar county, was destroyed by fire
d few days ago partly insured. 1,
one of tho coored employees on tna
schooner, Magnolia, Of Baltimore, , i ~
from the Vessel into tho RappahannocK
River, at Russett's Rock, and was drown w :,
id ~ ts5t stsss 38{N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
DAY WITH PRESIDENT.
Senator Beverage Visits Saga
more and Discusses Politics.
aEhl (Ru ssnciatad Press. nv .El-tl. & N

Roosevelt to-day sacted tho first pub
.lIc business he has taken up since. his
arrival here on saturdny..Whllesno hing
Of serious Importance was considered, he
and Secretary Loeb spent two or three
hours In disposlng of minor oftlcial mat
ter s' q and I'd current correspondenoe
The President has not yet taken UP tho
question OF the appointment OF a sue
cessor to the late j.. H., Brigham. Assist
ant Secretary of Agriculture, and 1t may
be some time before the appointment Is
The visitor Of Importance at Sycamore
Hill during the early part of the day
was Senator Beverldge Of Indiana, He Is
a guest Of Joseph Sears at the .latter's
country home, not far from Sagnmo orc
Hill. 1t was tho first time since thu Chi
cage convention that the President and
Senator Beverldge had met. Their inter-
view was a purely infornlal and friendly
exchange Of Views on political subjects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
UNSOLICITED
ARCHDEACON.
Rev. John Poyntz Tyler, Of Phil
adelphia, Selected by the &,
Diocesan, Society.
IS A NATIVE or VIRGINIA
Related to the Prominent Tyler
Family, and Has Won Sue y
cess in His Work.

rev. John Poyntz Tyler, granddaughter
IL ex-Prcsident John Tyler, ana aow
rector OF the Church OF the Advent, Phil
ndelphia, was yesterday elected arch
deacon Of the dlocese of vlrglnla. Mr..
Tyler will be notified by lettcr OF Ills
ielcctfon. ana Until reply Is received
It Is not known what his decision ,x:li be-.
This action was taken at the meeting
of the Executive COMMITTEES Of The Dlo-
cesar Missionary Society, hold in tins leo
ture room Of st. Paul's Church. Tho
name OF Mr.. Tyler was the only ono
voted on for the position. tho selection
iabeing unanimous.
Thos1 present we're Bsshop I:otclt A.
Gibson, Rev. =. ]. Gravatt Rev. VIII
liam Meade Clark, Rev. 8. 8. Hepburn.
nf Ashland; Rev M. s. Ease, OF Min
cral City; Rev. Robert Strange, =. ~,
Rev II. "A. Goodwin. Messi s, jonii y.
Williams, Fred Gray, W., z. bentley, Dr.
John$R. Wheat, Mr.. G.. q. Minor and Mr.
II. Rand, Wexford. s5 i$. &
Rev. Mr.. Tyler, the archdeacon- elect,
lisa native of Westmorelnnd county, Va
Ehaying been born there Eforty-flva years
lego. He was educated at the SCHOOLS Of
Westmoreland county and at tho Theo-
logical Seminary Of Virginia, IRON " itch
The was graduated In 1856. His fist rst-
tcrate was at Westover PARISH, Thence
he went to Christ Church, wildwood. q,
md later Is GrcenYille. Ohio. From the
l3nhio rectorate he was called ten veal
ago to his present pulpit In Philndel-
phia. In all his rectorates he has done
satisfactory service, his ministry having
been very successful. Mr.. Tyler married
Miss Rodrick, OF Martinsburg, w. Va,
lIo is a grand-nephew Of John Tyler
land a cousin Of Judge D.. Gardiner 'ylGr
aud Of DR.. Lyon G., Tyler, and Is re!A'ed
| also to Governor ]. Hoge Tyler. Rev.
| George r. Mayo, Of Albemarle county, IS
MS nephew. !,
| Fl Mr. Tyler is regarded as emlnently quail
flied for the position. for which he has
been chosen, possessing the versatility
desirable in tho man for this position.
| HE will, If he accepts. be In charge OF
| lie mission work of the diocese, working
directly under the supervision OF the
bishop. This will embrace the establisll-
ment or new congregat tons and cAur thea
and tho nourishment Of these until they
are able to call a rector. It 70 a position
| requiring ability as a preacher anc o.
ganizer and executive efficiency Of q
| high order. til 8 8sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
.A Big Day at Chase City.

(speclal to The Titnes-D lspatch0,
CHASE CITY, VA July 5rThe ce!eora-
ton OF the Fourth here was o gran sue,
cess. The GRO wd was variously estimated
from $500 to 5000 Mayor y ?; q Jef 4! e
p Barksdule, OF Halifax: E.. w. Minor.
Of Richmond: Judge i. ~. Yarrell, OF {,
Greenesvlle county, and Berk eley 2, Ad-
ans. 81 Charl otte. were the speakers.
The climax OF Interest conferred In the
s.sham battle" between the Meckle;n ny T;
Guard in their new uniforms ana = pf'snnt
Finch and a nuinber 81 old confederates;;
Under cantain F, b Roberts. The g re y NJ
chosen ~ well adapted to the purpese;;
ls"The MeekIenburg were filled With
spectators who had sp dsn view o. o.
the field Not less tna s 20 epp epitnu per
= At night there was q concert by the B
the towl>opera house, which was q cora
0plctc success. ts5jl5 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
WILL AWARD
CONTR
S5SS *
Those for New Buildings at Gem
trail Hospital to be Given
Next Monday.
-------as n 3E
ERECT NEW s, BANK BUILDING I
Contract for Handsome Strife
turc Soon to be Let FARRELL y
to Spcak--Petersbtrg Notes.
ERECT NEW BANK BUILDING.

fgnecial 70 The fitness lspntch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
+ PETERSBURG. VA, July 1.-The
special committee of the Central state
Hospital will award the contracts next
honday for the new buildings, to be
.eI ected at that institution. Many bids
were before the special committee az
their meeting yesterday, but none non Of
them was opened. The management OF
this Institution not only keeps pace with With
the improvements Of other institutions
Tor the care Of the insane. but IN many an
cases leads The present buildings are
well filled with patients. and 1t Eis nee
eary TO add additional room for tn Q ca e
IT many more patients a
The National Bank, in this city, has
advertised for bids for the erection Of
their new bank building at Sycamore and ana
Tabb Streets, in this city. The space
above the bank rooms VIII be occu pied
as offices. .s
Judge u. D. Ynrrell, one Of the c y. !.
dates for Congress from this district, WI
ynenk 1t Prince George Courthouse to-
morrow in the interest OF his candidacy.
IL Is expected that Congressman south'all
viii be present, ard that the two can can
didates will have Joint debate.
Mr.. r. "A. EgcrtOn was taken suddenly
iii sunday night at his Il home IN this
clty. He was confined to his bed through
out Yesterday. but to-day had recovered
suffice ntly to be at his office for short
time. q M n Ss3S; ESl RS ~, I, &, VI ~ , Z
rhe Petersburg Chapter, United Daugh-
.ers OF the Confederacy, yesterday after
noon decided to furnish room IN the
Fl ONE tor Needy Confederate Women, n
richmond. Committees were appointed 70
make arrangements for the convention e
OF the Grand Division of Virginia, when
meets In this city In October.
The game Of baseball played at the
Country Club In this city yesterday AFTER 'l'
noon, between the Petersburg team and
the Ashland team, resulted in a victory
for the visiting team by q score OF 3 TO !.
The Rev, Thomas Spencer continues
quito iii at his home. In this city, 7.
The water used to extinguish small
fire at the factory Of Watson and Nc
CHI, in this city, last night did con-
siderable damage to the stock of tobacco.
The loss Is covered by insurance.
Mr., David Calender had his collar
bone sprained by a fall at Virginia Beach
yesterday. y 5g56 M s43
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
MR.. HARRELL'S WILL.
Bulk Of His Fortune Lett to -Four
Young Methodist Ministers.

81 Especial to. Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch.) q
URG, VA. July b.-The
mitted to probate here to-day. The es :
tate Is valued at $4,000 $50, 600 Of which
is left in trust for the benefit of his
two sisters. Mrs, u. ]. Potts and MISS
H. j. Potts. his brother-tn-law. The two
oldest children of Mr.. Reginald Potts re-
ceive 5000 between Thorn.
z The remainder of the estate Ia Divided
equally between his four, nephews, Revs,
Reginald. T. N, j.. a. and p. J. Potts.
Jr. A
10000 of the estate Is in bonds and
cash the rmeaindeT II real estate pa and
Jr., qualified as executor and gave per-
sonal bond for $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
THE HORSE SHOW
AT CULPEPER.
The Exhibition Is the Best and
the Races Are Inter


(special to The Times Dispa tch.)
CULPEPER, VA. July 5,-7The Culpeper
Horse Show closed to-day. This exhlbi-
ton having been the best II regards 70
The summary Of the races to-day Is as
First race-1ve-elghths mile, nine on
tries, purse seventy collars, won py FIRE
Second Tace-hIrdle two-thlrds OF AZ
mile, four entries, purse one-hundred. won
by Lide Woodlands, owned by Ct ~,
Thlrd" race-hye entries, purse ninety
dollars. won BY Iradescent. owned by A.
IL. HALLS.
: Fourth race,,zztwo and half miles.
hundred and twenty-five dollars, won by
Conflicting Evidence. owned by Portner
Brothers.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
TO RE MOVE FIRE OK IS AND PlMRLEs
IN TEN DAYS. rs

sATINoLA Is a new discovery which ts sold
refunded In every case where It falls to re-
move freekIes' liver !. spots sun ten, bla "a
figuring eruptlons Of the akin no matter Of
ten Qol days and the worst cases n - e y. g
the skin win be clear soft healthy and beau,
tiful. No possible harm can, result from ita
to comply With our agreements. we refer 70
the commereial Bank and Bank q t. Henry y.
YOUR druggst for sa Aaola, II no hSs, not got
( Il send us Soc In postage stamps aud we VIII
send you q SOC. package 81 SA'rlNoLA hy
notify US and we will promptly return your
n'''Asy''-NSuAs rIo 5SSI. AL ToILEr COMPANY,
$500 Paris. Tennessee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
INCREASED RECEIPTS.
Bushes Of Richmond Office for
Year Shows Great Growth.

The receipts from tho sales OF stamps and
other postal matter Mt the Richmond post
office for the month Of June. 1904 show 4. a
corresponding month OF last year. while those
for the fiscal year ended June soth shows a !;
lproportionnteiy large increase. AS the postal
TO the growth in the volume of Its business.
tho figures given col.clusvely prove the al az
ness and commercial Importance The fig
ures, as given by Cashier Marriott, are: Re-
caipts for Juue, 1901 $50 Isl. %; compared With
SIS, o39. 40 for June, 1908, an Increase for the
month Of 1904 OF s1.esl.74. or about slx per
cent
The receipts for the fiscal year ended Juno
90 1904, were S375, l0l.77. compared with $685.
337 % for the year ended June 30 1903, an
Increase Of SIS, 4s, or about seven per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
is FATALLY SHOT y
WHILE HAN DING PISTOL
{SpecIal 10 The Times til

Especial to The Illness isnatch.)
Gray, a Prominent young business man
Of Tho Scotland Neck section OF the coun-
ity, was accidentlly shot and mortallly
wounded yesterday while out fishing with
at a target, and one Of the pistols failed
to revolvs easily It was accidentally DIS
abdomen and coming out 1.-THE back, He
was at once taken TO n, hospital at Tar
boro, and Is said to be In a dying condl-
ltlon to-day He is bleeding internally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
/ MIRACLE IN NEW KENT.
Thought to be Balloon; Proves
70 be Kentucky Blue Grass Hay.

Especial to The Tlnes-D lspatch1 III
4 ROXBURY, VA, July 5.--1Vhat seems
little short OF q miracle happened near
ana is such D. puzzle that 1t reaches q
mystery too deep TO solve. During a se-5
verc wind storm. and while many were
.anxlously watching the, coming rain and
heavy black clouds, there appeared In
the air d huge object. soaring along
with the air Currents. hat many SUP.
posed to be balloon, but as the object
came nearer to the house Of Mr. GO OCH
After the storm several went out to IN
vestigate the object. and found It to PC
d stack 4 OF hay about 1900 pounds 4, n
cen ter OF the stack was beautiful Cor
don setter with four little pups.
Where the hay and dogs cams, from
no one knows or perhaps ever WILL. En-
uuries have failed to secure any infor-
nation that will throw. any light on the
great mystery. ...la3l $500. 10y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Postmasters Appointed,

NCpbC1uI ITO Kf''sSN- Ds'PF-FSf''F.
loNiAs wers tS'
p 'WirsInl lo'aA Atwood, Amherst county
an nodSin H resisned CARE Augusta eoun
ty-Les u, Burgendlne, Vice John M,
Hamilton, remoyed;, prapersyllle. NECK
lsnburg illlam a Garner 4, yi L.,
county-Mrs, Manda n, Dulany, vice
Mrs. Ketturah "A, Reed, RESIGNED; Green
Sprine Depot, Louisa co,lnty-Miss Tex
asia 9, Boston, vice Lewis Yancsy, re- re-
Alice Smith, vice Poney H., Lee. resigned;
Williams's Mills, Lunenburg--John u,
Hoagland vice James Williams, re-
North Carolina; Galloway. Transyyanla
county-James =, Galloway, vice John D,
Morgan, resigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Mays-Scruggs,

Especial u THE Times Dlspatch0
! .LYNCHBU!KG, VA. July h-Alr. L;
Miss Laura Amanda scruggs, OF Bedford
county, were married quietly hero this
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. 7. II.
Smith They will leave to-morrow after
News, whera the groom holds a good po-
sitlop at the shipyards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Fire in Cumberland,
fsnaciai IN The Tim es,, Dlspstch.>

CUMBERLAND. VA July 5.--Ths siatls,
barn and carriage house OF County clsrx j,
originated IN tha hay loft, and was discovered
by some ono passing, Tho horses We're In the
ps stars Hut for the stiffness OF tho nisht
trarnps were seen In the nelghnorhood OF
Mr. E'ppep's home IN the eyeniag, ana tho
general snpposltion - thar they were slssp-
ing In thu hay with the result which 70
often happens with tramps and barns tn
buildings were partially Insured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
D1sPENsARY PROFITS.
The Town Of Boydton Wants
Some Of It for Schools.
. :, ~, !. ! ma M, es-1T,Ianatch

BOYpTON. VA, July Is, THE. annual
report ot. the municipal dispensary 81 n Q Q
June Goth shows net profit for the past
: a petition has been circulated IN town
and largely signed. asking the ,ip w
profits from the dispensary to supple
,ment tho pay Of teachers for the Boydtnn
graded school, SO as to extend the Term
OF the school to a nine months session,
instead OF seven month";
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
WORLDS FAIR RATES VIA r., F. q p
{ssl, r.. n, AND WASHlNGTON.

y 4 The NIchTponut FredeF|cKsburg and Fo-
tomao Railroad will apply the following
special round trip rates to ST.. Louis, VIA
Washington, In connection with the Penn
,sylyania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, account of the Louisiana, Pur-
chase Exposition, Season tickets. $50, GO;
return limit. December IL. 1904; sixty
DAYS, tickets. $500; fifteen days tickets.
sssy'oo. For further Information apply to
ticket agents, Byrd Street. Elba or Main
Street stations. Richmond Transfer Com
'aN'' \ w. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
w. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager,
EXCURSIONS TO NEW
JERSEY sEAsH Q RE RESORTS,

Ru r, q 3, r, =,
Commencing June Gath and until Sep
TENDER 10th, inclusive. the Il, y, " y.
r, r. VII sell on Friday ana SATURDAY tIuE 2.
Atlantic city, caps May Ocean City and
Sea Isle City. N. u, at rate Of $40 round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good golns
only on date OF sale ana for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date OF issue, Apply
ticket agents r., 3. 81 p. r. r.
w, r. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Mr.. Darlington Injured,

tul accident while walking along the
Which nocessitated taking several Stitches
In his head He was struck on. the head
severe cash. 1t seems that soma one
thoughtlessls threw the tin into the air.
not seeing the gentlemen walking In front
n m Wonma was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Jumped From Third Story.
(speolalto The T!mes-plspatch.)

(speclalto The TImes-DlspatcA1 ~
eeBRBSs lsessy II II s smSlo s III
superintendent Of the Southern Railway
here, while under the influence OF liquor
Jumped from q three-story WINDOW OF
Clegg's Hotel here this. evening and sus-
tained very serious Injuries, Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
AMHERST SUPERVISORS.
Found Convict Work Satisfac
tory and Want Them Again.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
AMHERST, VA.,BJuly 5.--!The board of
supervisors Of Amherst county. to-day
appointed a committee to look into re-
soon to get another force OF convicts for
working the public roads. The work here
tofore done by conylcts has proved very
satisfactory. .63 RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
Increased Customs Receipts,

The customs coll9etIors at the Rich
sat ad S s h s m9a al bs a abaye
the monthly average of import duties.
The collections for Tho six months OF the
current calendar year amount to abUls
f OF more than $4,000 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
To Hold Court at Alexandria,

Judge Edmund Waddill. District At
Treat ard Others left yesterday for Alex
United States District and crnults Courts
there. They will he absent all the week
and vRAAiy mucn OF next week also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
acolored Won1an's Death,

Helen Payne Green, well and fayoreply
day day night At her home, No 500 RxIer Street,
Her funeral will take place ct 1850 O'clock
this Afternoon from ST. paurs a, NJ, ~,
Church on Third Street.