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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Commitment Is Defective.

Attorneys P. E. Zabala and ]. ].
Wyatt. who were sent to Jail by Judge
Smith OF Santa Cruz for refusing to
appear for a defendant when ordered
10 do so by the court. have ten days
in which to prepare their arguments.
The case came before the Supreme
Court yesterday on a writ of habeas
corpus. but II was found that the COM
mitment was improperly prepared and
the case was therefore postponed until
the afternoon OF November 21.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12

OF the Juvenile probation law and its
practical working after two years OF
trial. o. X. Cushing. Fairfax III.
Wheelan, Judge S. p. Hall, Captain
Of Police w. j. Peterson, II. w. Lewis
and OsgOod Putnam were among the
speakers
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Harvard Deal Closed

The attorney for the Hayward es-
tate yesterday closed the deal trans
ferring the ownership OF the big office
building on Montgomery street from
the estate to Mrs. Kohl. The check
for s1.0O0.00O was received from the
new owner and deposited with the
Hibernia Bank.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Gets Nothing but Experience

The Supreme Court decided yester-
day that C. Helling's fingers were not
worth s2500. The litigant, while in
the employ of H. B. SCHNEIDER. got his
hand tangled in a buzz planer and
when he subsequently emerged from
a hospital minus his fingers he brought
suit for damages. He won a verdict
for $2500 in the Superior Court, but
the higher tribunal reverses that de-
ciSion-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Bank officials Sent to Penitentiarv

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Hermann
Haas, charged with embezzling funds
from the Corn Exchange National
Bank, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for six
years. Jacob II. Plain. ex-cashier of
the German-American National Bank
of Aurora. ILL.,. also pleaded guilty to
the charge of having embezzled $40
900 of the banks funds and was sen.
fenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
MURDERER SENT TO PRISON
FOR TERM OF FORTY YEARS

DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-Ray Brom
of st. Joseph, who was arrested in Spo-
kane and brought back to Decatur.
charged with killing Richard L. Rob
erts in April last, was to-day found
guilty and sentenced to forty years in
the penitentiary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
niscnss Melfare of JuvenIIes.

OAKLAND. Nov. 11.-The annual
banquet of the Associated Charities
held at the Hotel Metropole this even
ing was made the occasion of dis
cussion from different points Of view
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Roosevelt May Visit Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-An invitation
will be extended to President Roose-
welt to include Chicago in his timer
ary on the occasion of his visit to thA
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. A
monster demonstration here is
planned in the event the invitation is
accepted.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Burglars Set Fire to a Store

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 11.-Fire to-day
destroyed the dry goods establishment
of w. A. Green & Co. The fire is be-
lieved to have been started bv bur-
glars There are evidences that the
place had been ransacked. Loss
S65 600
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12

Frederick Bridge made his twen-
tleth appearance in the Police Court
on the charge of vagrancy and Judge
Mcgan intimated intention of sending
him to prison for six months. The
mans relatives, old and respected resi-
dents of San Francisco, requested his
arrest and suggested the punishment.
He is a hopeless dipsomaniac.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
Attire feloniously taking 800

horse from the barn of T. Depaoli at
721 Filbert street, Albert Giannotti
steered the animal to the barn of Will
liam Clough at Fourteenth and Shot
well streets and offered to sell it for
$50 cash. The cheapness of the pro-
posal made Mr.. Clough suspicious and
he quietly telephoned his suspicion to
the Seventeenth-street police station,
equine had just been filed by it's owner.
That's how Mr.. Giannotti came to be
arrested and charged with grand lar
ceny. Judge Fritz has continued the
case till next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12
COUNTRY RESOURCES.

From this it appears that county
maps and registers have been issued
by the State Mining Bureau for the
counties of Plumas. Siskiyou, Lake,
Trinity, Nevada, Placer, FL Dorado
1nyo, Shasta, San Bernardino, San
Diego, Sierra, Amador, Tuoiumne,
Butte. Mariposa and Kern. Among the
miscellaneous topics that have been
treated in State publications for the in
formation of the public regarding the
mineral resources of this State are the
oil fields, the Mother Lode region, cop
per resources, saline deposits, quicksil-
yer in California and chemical analy-
ses of California petroleum. In addi-
ton to the building materials bulletin
one will be prepared concerning the
gems and jewelers. materials in Cali
fornia.
The Grass Valley Tidings reports
that the Central Consolidated mine has
been transferred to the Central Con-
solidated Mining Company The mine
was formerly the property of the Cen
trail Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.
The conditions at Goldfeld Nevada.
are reported by a miner, who recently
returned from the new camp, as fol-
lows:
II is a mining camp typical of early days
Gambling in every form and great stakes are
bet on the turn of dice and cards; the streets
ara 90 crowded that one has hard work In
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12

William Rogers was sentenced to five
months Imprisonment after Judge Ca
baniss became convinced that he had
stolen Nels HagensOn's watch, as
charged. Nels lives at Belvedere and
he was spending the night with Mr.
Rogers. al the latter's home IN this
city, when the robbery was perpe-
tTated
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12

]. Sikh, a Japanese, smaller in stature
than the average of his race. was so
chagrined by the report that the
Mikado had sued for peace with the
Gar that he drank copiously of
whisky and then made night even
more hideous than Is its wont on Du-
pont street. Compatriots, who were
ostensibly endeavoring TO restrain the
little man, ran away when the police
man hove in sight. Fined IS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-12

So thick and long was the mustache
OF Neil Smith. accused Of vagrancy,
that IL made his speech unintelligible
when he endeaVOred to plead not
guilty before Judge Fritz. His words
seemed to be jumbled and his tone was
rumblirg as he tried TO filter his plea
through the bushy lip adOrnment. He
was given thirty days and advised TO
shear his face.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.


The Woman's Study Club held their
annuol Meeting for the election OF OIL
GERS at Library Hall, on "Wednesday
last at p. M. There was flne AZ
tendance and the vote was spirited mo
following officers were elected TO serve
the ensuing year:
President Mrs. Mary storer Collins;
First e-Presldent, Miss Iora DsWo.iI'
Second Vice President, Mrs y. Sophia
Read; Corresponding Secretary. MISS
Blanche Mccarthy; Treasurer, Mrs
Boice Hubbard; Parllamentarlan, MIS-
Marion Savage. Board Of Directors MIS-
Dudley Charrlng. Mrs. Johennlng MIS-
Kate Smith,
Programme Committee: Mrs, Marion
Read, Mrs. Fannie Hubbard, ana MISE
DeWolf n,.
organist, Mrs, Marion Thorpe Read;
Director Physical Culture, Susan Lewis
Roope, NJ. D. "a, - ho,d
Tho clubs annual picnic Will pc =, ne,a
Tuesday, the 18th. at Forest H1ll raf ~
Early in June an informal tea VII he
given to the members Of the cup by
Mrs, u. Johenney, at hef Ao"'
The visitors were cordially received
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GLENDALE CLIPPINGS.

Mrs. E. L. Hayre. with her two children
and nurse visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Osborne at the National Cemetery
al Seven Pines, on last Thursday.
Mrs. Minerva Hayre is visiting friends
and relatives In Richmond.
Mr.. Williams. father of Mrs Hutchlns.
who has been i'll for some time. passed
away last week and his remains were
taken to his old home In OHIO. MIR. and
Mrs Hutchins accompanied the body and
will spend some time in Ohio
Mr. Lee Hobson, who has lived for some
years at the McCurdy farm will shortly
move his family to w. D. Binford's,
where he will continue to farm,
Mrs. James Gatewood and Miss Mamie
Fllqua spent two DAYS recently with Mrs.
Gatewood's sister, Mrs Andrew Gil, OF
Charles City county
Mr.. VIM Hyde who was acting keeper
OF Glendale Cemetery, has left for his
home IN Salisbury NJ G..
A delightful sociable was given at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
GAIMES'S MILL.

Tho nrivate school taught bv Miss Nam
ME Beadles was closed last Monday, The
teacher presented each scholar with
beautiful Gift J.
Miss india Purnett, ri Ponlar Grove. Is
Visiting friends and relatives IN Rlch.
mord
AR. Milton Martin. who has been suf-
fer,nr with rheumatism is irnroYinr.
Tho little child of Mr.. J. Wjl'iams wfn
has heen suffering with pneumonia. IS
,Y,.s r,ann r2eodlns has returned home
ofter srnrdin~ four weets with friends
ard relat ives in Fairmonrt
Nriss Ross and Ad- Tni'ew 9" Getf
-cr,nre and Miss Nnttie Turter q,
Richmond were recent'v tho guest ~
Nrrs T. Wi,,iar,s md p,sn v'nra Viritors
AZ the C,iffe m Thurrdnr = afternoon.
Misses Cora end Mn~'a Curtis hos NOV
nd tn Fast R'chmord. who"n they cX-
pect to make their future home.
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and all look forward to a most enjoya-
able evening. as Mrs. Johenney is
charming hostess.
Miss Jessie HudgIns Is visiting at the
Films. Chesterfield county, the guest OF
Mrs. r. w. Savage.
A golf club was organized Tuesday
night, 10 be known as the Powhatan
Golf Club Of Highland Springs.
The officers are: Rev. John Robin
son, PRESIDENT. Harne Atkinson. vice
president; Mrs. Marion Read, secretary
and treasurer.
Tho grounds are being worked on and
gotten into fine condition.
Mr. III. T. Woodcock. who has been
confined to his home by sickness, Tor
several weeks. Is somewhat better. no
Is under the treatment OF DR.. q. 4.
Collins
spent several days with Misses Blanche
Lula Woodcock this week
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Somers leit LOT
Boston, their fntnre home. last week.
they we're accompanied by large
party of friends. who took leave oe
them at tho depot with many express
sions OF regret. ~.
they will remain in WASHINGTON tos
some days visiting the sights W wy
National Capital.
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+: K o..

Miss sallIe Baker. has returned, home
aftar pleasant visit In P'chmord.
Mrs Gnorge Turner. OF NewDort News
returned home after nleasant visit with
friends n P,chmond and her daughter,
Mrs, E. p. Vim, Of Elko.
John Watkins. Of Plttshurg. Pa. WIS
calIed howe last week by the death OF his
mother, Mrs. j. r. Watkins.
Clifton James. of Richmond. visited
Elkn tho first OF the week,
Miss GenevIeye Richardson of King and
Queen, ia visiting Mrs. n b. VIM; at
ter six weeks stay ot Newnnrt Newst
Messrs Eustnce and Tom Fisher went
to Rchn,ond Tuesday,
Mrs, selph. of fort Lee. Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. r. T. Martin;
Mr. Charles Spencer, Of Newnort News
was In The nelghbnrhood last Tuesday
Messrs. cuff md Tcsl'e iohsnn spent
Sunday with Mrs. r. ". Adams,
Tho Roll of Honor Is given here.
Ella Baker. 60. Agn"s Knhl ts,; Ruth
Robins G5): Evelyn Kahl, G5l: Mabel Rob-
ms, ~: Fanenita RibIns, ID; Della Rob-
ms m.
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ANNUAL
PILGRIMAGE
IA. p. v. A. and Its Friends
Made Delightful Trip to
Old Jamestown.
INSPECTED THE SEA WALL
No Exercises Held Oh the Island,
But Occasion Was a Most
Pleasant One.
INSPECTED THE SEA WALL

Tired and worn from days outing
the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities and It's ifiehua
reached Richmond safe last night after
pleasant time spent on the lower
waters of the James, and among the
historic scenes of jamestown.
The annual pilgrimage of the society
to the little island, whhreon was reared
amid surrounding Wild. tho first per-
manent structure of English civilization
In America, is always an occasion OF
note that attracts an attendance usually
larger than II Is possible to accommo-
date. Such was the case yesterday.
The steamer Berkeley, of the Old Do
minion Line, was chartered to carry 900
people, and many in excess of that
number assembled at the wharf expect
ing to Join the party. 1t was a source
OF much regret TO them and to the So
ciety that they had TO be left behind.
The steamer left the wharf at o'clock
in the morning. and arrived at James
town at . in the afternoon. An hour was
spent on the island, and at O'Clock the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Passady last Fri
day night Among the merry company
were the Misses Ware, Cornelia Wooaiih'
ANNA Conan. Ncttie Amber Nettie Bull
lock Kate Rahley. Emety smtthers,
Clara Roach. Minnie and Amanda Pass
aday, Messrs. Geo. Hickman, Snndie
Trayler Miller Mallory, Miller Mead
John Rally, Charles Tishie. RAYMOND
passaday. The East End Quartette.
Mr.. Joe Jennings, John BanRer. Alex.
Richardson and Luke Points added much
to the pleasure Of the evening by 'heir
vocal and instrumental music. Refresh
ments were served during the evening;
their way homeward with many happy
memories ot the occasion
DR.. and Mrs. Nichols j Roone. OF High.
land Strings. and Miss Annie Goodson. OF
lvor, Va. were guests or Mr.. ana Mrs'
Rose during the week.
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NEWS OF SUBURBS.

At the vlrglniIn, . hospital last week Is
Harry Robelln is IN New York city on
Walter Nowberry left Friday for Now
York.
Mrs. Hardgrove Of King William coun-
.al'sslghtfulI ,ylslt e Mrs. ". j. Crouch on
Twcrty--third street, \.
Thursday for fredericksburg. Va. Oh d
Mrs Mrs. George Nunnally. who visited Mrs.
p. j. Hall on tho Avenue last week has
Miss stella James Is the guest Of Mrs.
John Gillian, on rwenty-thlrd street.
Miss Julia Hall, Of Amelia county VINO
was the guest OF Mrs. ID. j. Hall last
week, is now with friends In Manchester
Mrs. IL. q. johnson, Mrs. 1lnrdgS,r,oye
and Mrs y. Madison, Of King Wi VIII
county. who were the guests o Of Mrs. -
Mrs. Annie colombs ana I Fr;a, i Is,
Miss Mozel dettling, Of West point , Ha:,
who have been visiting Il, Ing, Mrs. y = re''
Miss Rosa Collins. OF Greensboro,
N. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. William william
Sharp She will also visit. her btother;;
MI ,rs.t George Collins on Twenty-Se'0"'
Mr.. Willie. Bagby. Of Powhntan county county
Mrs. John Madison and Mrs. H. L. l.,
Johnson, OF King WILLIAM n, county iy,;.oH MN
havo been visiting Mrs w. D. Cro"e"'
have returned home. ,,. y,,
Miss Addie Eubank OF Beulahyllle, k'ns
William county, Is spending some ti'ne
with her sister, Mrs. A. g. Douglas, at
1903 Twcnty-thlrd street,
Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas Rony entcr,al.-
cd a number Of friends In honor OF Hlrs'
.N,,,rtr t,,1,n q L,
AMONG those present were Misses Creery,
Kate Tompkns. Annie Evelyn. Clarn
Smith. May carter, Jennie Gillian, !, Ma Ia
rian Gillian Ethel atkinson, lr erS MY.
liz Powers, Gillian G. Howard. Sand
ford, OF Petersburg, Mamie BontwriEht,
Jim Atkinson. Mrs. EVELYN ana MRS.
Rouse;l Messrs. Manley. Cobb Phnup'
Henry Rony. Lynch, Gillian ana otners.
The evening WAS pleasantly spent :, IN
treshments were served during the cVc-
'' The handsome new residene e, , Of MI
( and Mrs w. Fl: Mitchell, on fh hna"tifni
wedding Thursday evening at oc pia.o
when their only daughter, Miss Oliye
Quarles Mitchell became the praae 81 o,
large gathering OF friends Of tho young
couple. The entire lower floor was
thrown open and presented aoyeiy
scene being entirely covered drs WIN ers wh nr
tisticnlly decorated in palms, pottcd
plants and cut flowers. by Mossm miller;
Promptly Mt z o'clock, as the sweet
strains Of the wedding march. from Lo-
hendrin. burst forth under the skilllul
touch Of Professor B. Bernard O. burton on,
the bridal party entered: First, inc
groom with his brother. Mr.. Lewis Cen
try, as best man, followed by, his bride
leaning the arm Of her maid Of off,. homer nor
at the altar. Tho best man and lnRid OF
honor just stepping back few steps.
formed beautiful picture. as the words las
which made them man and wife were
uttered by the Rev. j. S. Hunter. pastor
of Paramount Methodist church
Immediately after tho ceremony the
young couple were driven to the depot
where they took the sos train via the
r., f. & p. Railroad for Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia where they
viii spend several days. Upon their re-
turn they will reside with the brides
parents.
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party embarked for home, arriving here
about 0 O'Clock at night.
HAD FINE WEATHER.

party embarked for home, arriving here
about O'clock at night.
HAD FINE WEATHER.
The weather Yas beautiful, and the
trip down the James was delightful. The
party experienced much pleasure, OBJ
serving and discussing the various points
of historic interest between Richmond
and Jamestown. The life aboard ship
was made delightful on the return trip
by card parties, music and other en-
PERTAINING features.
No exercises were held at the island.
The time was very limited and the party
spent it inspecting the place and visiting
the hoary spots that are so pregnant
with the history of early Virginia. Prob
ably the most interesting feature of the
day was the inspection of the sea-wall
erected several years ago to save the
little island from the NAV Of the
river, a recent appropriation of $1,000
by Congress makes possible the compile
ton of this wall The members of the
society visited the place and also the
ruins of the old wall, which has been
almost entirely destroyed
MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.
Among those who We're present in the
party were about forty young ladies
from the Woman's College, and the fol-
lowing: Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs
Herbert Claiborne, Mrs. Lomar, of
Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Yonge; Mr., Henry Taylor,
Judge George L. Christian and wife. Miss
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CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

The Euchre Card Club was on last
Thursday evening delightfully."- entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Melville starke. of
Highland Park.
Miss Ellie Noel has been visiting Mrs.
Charles L. Bubank, Of Second Avenue.
Usual Sunday morning services at Mlz-
pah Presbyterian Church this morning
at II clock, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. d. K Wa,hall. Sunday School at
$3.50 a. M.
The Margaret Bottome Circle Of Kings
Daughters, met last Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence Of Miss Louise
Rennie. on Fourth Avenue.
Miss Carrie Rennie Is now able TO pc
OUT after being confined 10 the mouse lor
the past several days by sickness.
The Young Peoples Progressive Finch
Club will be entertained next Friday even
ing by Miss Rebecca Clarke at her nome
on Third Avenue.
Rev D. X. Walthall will preach this
afternoon at o'clock at Over Brook
Presbyterian Church. Barton Heights.
Miss Gretchen Lewis. Of Highland Park.
loft last week to visit friends and rela-
tives in Jefferson City and st. Louis.
Mrs. Joseph Rennie has returned to her
home in Amelia county. after visiting
relatives on Chestnut Fill and in Peters
burg, Va.
MI, and Mrs. Goodwin. Of Fourth Ave,
several weeks in St. Louis and other wes-
tern cities.
Mrs. wills, Of Powhatan county y; was was
the guest last week of Mrs. Charles
Vaughan. of Highland Park.
The regular Sunday morning. and even
Ing services Will be held at Highland Park
Church. conducted by the pastor. Rev
j b. Askew
Miss Lillian Watkins has returned to
her home on Fourth Avenue. after teach
ing for the past season in Henrlco coun-
ty.
Park Church will hold its regular month
" meeting Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock, In the
The Boys Society. Of Highland Park
rnnntinp monday evening at eight o'clock
in the lecture room of the church.
Mr. George Todd Of Fifth Avenue, lett
Saturday to visit relatives In stannton'
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BLACK CREEK AND
BARKER'S MILL

Miss Norma Bruce. teacher Of the pub.
lie school here viii close her school on
Tuesday next, and Will take her scholars
to Forest Hlll, where they will enjoy
picnic.
Mrs. Elmo Barker and daughter have
returned to Gold villa. after spending
several days on Church Hill. Richmond.
Mrs. Goodman spent Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. p. Peace. In New Kent,
Mrs Sallie Goodman and daughter,
Georgia and little son, Hewby, Is visiting
her grandmother on Church Hill
Master Richard Wade. of New Kent,
was recently a guest of Miss Callc Wat
klns at this place.
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REV. NELSON PAGE DAME
RESIGNS HIS PASTORATE

N,pNCHEsTER, VA, May lt--iH ".
entire community has been exercised -, W
Rev. Nelson Page Dame resigning 'n -
pastorato Of Christ Episcopal chn lr r =
accept call to st. Paul's Church, o Is,
s,nIng, N. Y. lie has been here seventeen a,, ue,
Years and is universally beloved, Ihe .os.
try and congregation are making every
effort to retain him.. .,, -o,tor
Mr.. Dame states that anoth e,l,s 'e eom.
can accomplish better work ~ .n's I pn,.
munity. He is a son Q, INC t's S,atNo,
81 oa'J pey Drs. William and George Damo'
of Baltimore
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FULTON NEWS.

Superintendent j. NJ. Bryant, Of the
National Cemetery, will be transferred ~
the National Cemetery atNnshvlllc. rem.
MI, Bryants place wilt bn taken ny the
present superintendent OF the National
cemetery Mt Sparpsburg, Md. -
The Rev David Hepburn, pastor OF
The Fulton Baptist Church is N Nash 4asi
ville Tenn, attending the Soutnerm et IL
pulpit to-day. .,,,
AT tho morning service the pulpit WI, VII
ho occupied by tho Rev. George y. WI
1llIams, OF this city, and at night ~ rr me
M nv cra arles uh,ro She Menreo county
MISS Joycllne Iardwlcke. Of New Hork
city, who has spent the winter visiting
friends and relatives In Richmond and IN
Fulton left yesterday morning FOR her
Little Margaret Reams, daughter Of
Pr, and Mrs. B. l.. Realms, and q cousin
OF Miss Hardwicke, accompanied her.
son HevH rd ngg ss Sso 1T arket Rfe
firing occurred about ndnlght, but
no one was seen about tho place. the
qfsq q the s e ddR ths Hh sFefnF
two escaped uninjured butJwere so bad.
" frightened that they ran off and did
not return home until about noon tho
NeSL uay.S
Miss Elsie Harvey, who has been IN
disposed for several days, Is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. James s. Burke. Of Denny Street,
Waterman of the Chesapeake and Ohio
elevators was accdenty Injured n few
hi; pocket T. and nd going Off. Tile bullet
passed Into his foot but only inflicted
flesh wound. which he will recover from
in a few days
IN Mrs. earlnnd and M ,,s p,k ", 1o Of
wann, Mrs. ,vann is Quite. i'll.
Lee Brooks. engineer, of tho tug Pow,
haitian. Is recovering from u prolonged
Mi. I.nrlsin M. Gill. Of Newport News,
Va, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Samuel
G.. Meredith. on Williamsburg Avenue.
Burrell Walters. of Suffolk. Va, Is VS.
ting his brother, James Walters, engin-
.eer OF the tug Anita.
Albert Colgin, who was injured by
falling roof several days ago at the
Crenshnw branch Of the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company IS able to return
to work.
Mrs. Ida Worth, of New Jersey Is WIS.,
sitlng friends and relatives in Fulton
g The little son of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Jersey. of Farrardsvtlle, is quito III:
Mrs. NJ. J. Moore, Of Seventh Street
continues quito III. -, >.
Mrs. Il r. Maynard, OF Fulton Hill, Is
quite III.
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MR.. FARLEY LEAVES.
Chief Operator at Postal Office
Goes to washington.

His associates at the Postal Telegraph
office in this city yesterday afternoon
surprised and pleased Mr.. Thomas Far
ley the chief operator, by presenting him
handsome set of silver spoons, knives
and forks.
Mr. Farley will go to Washington to
accept a responsible position In the SER
vice in that city and his associates
showed their appreciation Of him as
friend and co-worker In that way. Mr.
Farley made a nice little speech OF
thanks.