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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-20

States Cavalry. assigned to worlds fair
duty as adjutant Of the Jefferson Guards,
on account of indignities said to have been
Gore Mrs Gore charges Capt. Conrad
with having caused her election from the
Hall Of Congresses during the Helen KEEL
lar exercises yesterday afternoon with
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-20
Capt. Conrad Accused Of Rudeness.

A dispatch from ST. Louis, Mo-, last night
says: Prof. J. H. Gore, commissioner gen.
eral from Siam to the worlds fair, left St.
Louis today for Washington to lay before
the War Department complaint against
Capt. Charles Conrad Of the Sd United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-20

John I.iss, painter and decorator, was
found dead yesterday in his room In n
boarding. house I'm New York. In his left
hand he held pi-ture of young woman.
while in the right was the revolver with
which he apparently had shot himself.
Across the .,hotos raph was written Marie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-20

Rev. DIR. Galen A. Spencer. clergyman
OF the M f. Church. died at his home in
Greenwich, Conn.,, after an illness of only
Few Gays. lie was seventy three years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-20
REMNANTS
from the Neckwear Depart
ment; also several DOZEN Belts
at give-away prices.

Ladies &c. and soc. Leather Belts, the
wide styles; some are soiled; also long silk
ties in the popular shades of blue, black
and green; also several hundred Lace Col
lars. the new styles, that sold for 15c and
25c. each Just because this is remnant
sale, at the giveaway price of &c. for choice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Miss Daisye Rogers the Bride Of
Mr.. Carter Smith.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.1

(SpecIalt to The Tlmes-Dispatcho
WAKEFIELD. Va June 17.-Lebanon
Church was the scene of a very pretty
marriage. the occasion being the we'd
ding OF Miss Daisye Rogers to Mr.. Carter
Smith, AS Miss F. May Barrow rem
dered Memberships wedding march on
the organ, the bridal party entered the
churcn in the following order: Mr.. Robert
Chiefly. with Miss Minnie House; Mr.. Ivy
Cunningham, with Miss Lula VIM; Mr..
A. T. Bishop. with Miss Bessie Williams;
Mr.. Willie Jones, with Miss Jessie How
erton; Mr.. Werner Chiefly with Mss
Matte Chiefly; Mr.. E. W. Chiefly, with
Miss Essle Rogers. Then the bride en-
tered with her maid OF honor. Miss
Mamie Wall. The groom, with his best
man, entered from an opposite door. and
as they met at the altar. which was beau
tifully decorated with evergreens, re-
splendent with wax tapers. the Rev N.
J. Pruden performed the ceremony which
made them man and wife, Little Misses
Edna Rogers. a sister Of the. bride. and
Bessie Cunningham acted as flower girls.
After the ceremony an elegant recep-
ton was given the bridal party by Mr.
and Mrs. E. -, Rogers, the brides pa
rents,
The bride Is very pretty young lady
and exceedingly popular,
The groom Is an enterprising young
farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will reside
near Warfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
COlQSECR
TO W. c. I. VI.
Beautiful Scene Enacted Ycstcr-
day iii the Churcl, at
West Point.
INFANT RECEIVES THE. RIB ON
Bi-County Convention Meets and
Transacts 13usincssA Large
Delegation From Richmond.

The 81 ounyt Convention OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, coi,-
sisting or this counties OF Henrlco and
King william, met at West Point yester-
day. Fl
A special coach arranged for the w.
{. II. u. over the Southern Ra.lrond, left
Richmond at O'Clock with full delcga-
ton Of white-ribboners. They were met BY
committee from the West Point Union
and escorted to the Baptist Church. Mrs.
Thomas r. Bagby and number OF
the ladies OF the Union were ut the
church 10 receive the Richmond ladies',
ard accorded them Il warm welcome.
Mrs. j. Tyler Jobson, county president,
perslded. The convention was opened o
1920 with the hymn Jesus Shall Reign
Where'er the SUM-" Rev. Mr. sullivan,
tho pastor OF the church, conducted the.
4 devotional exercises. and also cxtcnded q
hearty welcome from the churches OF
4 the city. An address OF welcome was de-
liyered by Mr.. Lipscomb, ed tor Of the
West Point News and president Of the
Antl-Saioon League OF the town. a wei
come from the Frances Bagby was
read by Miss Lula Hudson. 4
Mrs. 3agby gave a very Interesting ac-
count OF the by-gona days Of West
Point and of how Powhatan was a ire
uuent visitor 10 the spot where Bnach
Park now stands. Mrs. W. NJ. Bickers,
Of Richmond, responded TO the ADDRESS
OF welcome.
There was recitation BY Miss Jane
papby. entitled "a Legend of Bcrcsenz.
TWELVE UNIONS THERE.
Tho roll call Of Unions resulted IN
twelye RESPONSES from Unions.
The County Recording Secretary. Mrst
pnlYner. read the minutes Of the conVen-
lion held III March at Randoph-stree'
Baptist Church, Richmond
The COMMITTEES were appointed as iol-i
lows: On Courtesies-- Miss Ida Hudson.
West Point. Miss Dora Wilson. East Emo
nIy." Of Richmond On credentials--drs.
ID NJ. Burgess. Central Union. Rich
mond Miss Annie Coffee. Constant y,
r. cbmona. On Resolutiong-Mrs. Dunn,
Central u. Richmond Miss Rchafd--
con. Richmond.
The reports OF Unions showed much
work done along the different iiies. quito
large gain In membership ana goou
sum OF money raised. ne noontiue
prayer was offered by Mrs hi Z, .t =.
~ Richmond Mrs. Jones. at this point
brought forward her baby boy and con-
encraied him to the baby roll" OF the
We, IT ii. work Mrs. Jobson ted the
white ribbon on his arm and offered =
fervent prayer, The treasurer-'s report
showed an active interest in the the de-
partment Of finance The county pres
dents report W. received With g rising
yo,e Of thanks. Mrs. p, vs.. Burgess, OF
Central Union. read n, paper on i'o"er
OF the Press in Our Work Mfs. BAG pS
fo,,owed with an article on the same
erbiect Reports from the county super
intendent OF the Loyal Temperance Lee
Glon, we're received. aIrs. Wall made q
good report.
was held a. Q o'clock. Miss Rhera
snrenkle was elected as Sunday schooi
silperintendent for the county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
WAR
GOES MERELY ON

Ntessrs. George E. Fisher, Philip Rogers
and Charles Hall Davis have fired another
gun in the Gould-Iisher war, and have
applied for an Injunction and the appoint
ment OF a receiver for the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company
The bill, which was filed Thursday eve
ming with Judge Mullen, of the Hastings
Court Of Petersburg, Is very voluminous,
consisting Of fifty pages OF typtwrltten
matter. and contains many charges OF
fraud and Acknowledgement. The Dill es-
pecially attacks Mr.. Frank Jay Gould, the
principal owner Of the property, and as
plays more than the usual amount or Vlo-
lent feeling.
Judge Mullen declined to grant the In
junction and reoeIyership prayed for at
this time, but entered an order requiring
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany and Mr., and Miss Gould, as well as
Mr.. William Northrop. trustee, to appear
on the 9Th of July and show cause why
the various prayers OF the bill should not
be granted. Service OF process has not
vet been made upon the defendants
This suit is thought by some to be in
the nature of a retaliation for the suit
recently brought In Petersburg by the
Gould interests, In which some very Sc
we're charges were made against Mr.
Fisher in reference to his former man
agement and flrancierlng OF the proper
ties, and 1t is generally thought that the
litigation between the coHtending parties.
now we'll under way, WIN on holly con-
tested and nor soon ended.
Ton. r. Is visiting her sisters. the Misses An
a aron11A on Church Ilill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
AT THE CASINO.

Manager Mckee Of the Casino. an an
nounced yesterday that herealRr t tna
T Eiiou would you'd obtain at the Casino. They
are Just slightly In advance OF the prl ths
which have heretofore ruled at NE
Casino, and the cESnge Is made for t,d the
benefit of the public. The attractions
which are now coming to the Wells CT,
cult of theatres cost very much more r.
than they did three years ago. and as ~
IL the purpose to get the very best, thc
management has decided 70 increase me
prices just enough 10 meet the increassa q
The orchestra prices will be - and o.
cents for nights, 30 cents for matinees'
tho balconies, 10 and 20 cents at each per.
Torrance. .,,o,,
Lionel Stronghold Lawson and Namon,
Dorothy Walters and the Others OF , ,I
vaudeville artists, who haye delignIetGi, Nv, ~
M trons Of the Casino this week. viii be
seen for the last Tine this ,s ssaepn and and
T,arralIe Who omen the bill, will repeat
the i sp.eciaities at each performance.
The bill which the Casino VIII o'ter t i,s
patrons next week is said TO be one OF 'he
best the management has offered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Sowers-Rapland.

IN the homo Of the brides mother. this
city. OH Thursday night ut $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Lillian Huntley Rnglnnd was mar.
rled to MIR. Marion Oder Sewers. Of
Charleston, w. Va. Rev. Or. G.. s. Card
lner officiating. The bride was gowned In
white silk mtille over taffeta, and carried
BRIDES roses.
the bride. was maid Of honor. she wore a
white silk rnulle and carried La France
roses. Tho ribbon bearers were little
Misses Ophelia and Carroll Minor, cousirs
of the bride. p
Mr.. Sewers is recent graduate OF
Richmond College. and was attended by
Mr.. Oscar Walton Anderton,. Of the same
class. as his best man. The bridal couple
they will go to the st. Louis Expositon.
4 Rev. Mr.. Sewers OF Charleston. w. Va,
father Of the bridegroom, was present at
the marriage as we'll as at his sons grad
.uation, and the finals OF Richmond Col,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

corps of the Atlantic Coast Line, and ID
now directing the work IN Richmond and
vicinity Just now the engineers are
engaged In louble tracking tho line bc-
tween this city and Petersburg. Mr..
james Is a son Of John Claiborne. James.
OF sGoochlahd county. and was educated
ut, tho Virginia M folytechnic Institute.
After leaving school he went TO work as
d rodman with the Baltimore and Ohio
engineer corps. and after u year or two
became an assistant engineer. Mr. James
is one OF many young virglnfnns who
have won success away from home. and
come back to their native State to ac-
cept positions Ills work while With the
Baltimore and Ohio was highly COM
IN on1od
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

BRIEFS

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
BOYitIN, VA. June. 17--Nr. s.. ]. Pow
ell, cashier of the Meherrin Valley Bank
here, has resigned his position with this
bank and it Is rumored he Will so to q
bank In Norfolk.
BRISTOL. VAR. j. Shelton. a. veter-
an OF the Confederate army, aged eighty
two, was found dead IN his room here to-
day. He is survived by one son. who Is
In business at Bluefield, W. Va.
LEXINGTON. vA--Alrs. Rachel sa-
VILE. wife Of Mr.. Joseph Saville. died at
her home in Buffalo, Rockbridge county,
an open fire and her clothes ignited. burn
Ing her body terribly. Shielded In a few
hours after the accident Her husband
and three children survive.
Ii NEWPORT NEWS. vA.-The Chamber
Of Commerce Tonight decided to employ
counsel to represent this port before the
Interstate Commerce Commission. when
TIE matter of differential freight rates Is
taken up.
NORFOLK, yA.-cracksmen blew open
the safe In the postoffice at Port Nor
folk sometime >ast nigh and made away
with $500 in cash, 500 In stamps and
other valuable papers and records.
z q ORANGE. yA:,--The Orange Horse
and THURSDAY. July 9th and 2sth. All
Indications point to the best exhibition
in the history Of the association. Some
improvements have been made and others
will follow.
4 WILLIAMSBURG. VA,-The barn OF
Mr.. II. N. Bucktrout. containing a con-
siderable quantity OF corn anu hay, be-
sides farm implements and harness, was
burned last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
c. %. S sS 4RaE
Change Of Schedule Returning,
Commencing Sunday, June 18th.

With the change of schedule effective
Sunday next, Chesapeake and Ohio Outing
trains for the seashore will leave Rich
n,ond. as heretofore, at $50 A. NJ, Tor
Old Point, Bnckroe, Willoughhly Beach,
ocean View and Norfolk. and A. M.
for Newport News. Norfolk and Old
Point. Returning. fast train will leave
Old Point at $3.50 P. NJ. without stops for
Richmond, Norfolk passengers leaving
Norfolk. via Ocean View Railway, cor
Ier Main and CRANKY Streets every hour
until Up, NJ, Leave Ocean View 1880
r. M. connecting with special leaving
Old Point $40 p. NJ, arriving Richmond
1880 P NJ, Tickets also recognized leaY-
ing Norfolk, via Chesapeake and Ohio
steamer Virginia, at 7:16 p. M, Old Point
7.a5 p. NJ, and Newport News $40 p. M
arriving Richmond 1925 p. NJ.
Ten hours at the seaside
Three hours longer at Ocean View than
via any other route
TWO fast trains, with parlor car. leave
Richmond every Sunday
Only 500 round trip to old Point, New
mort News, Buckroe, Willoughby Beach.
ocean View. Norfolk and Portsmouth.
SIPS round trip to Cape Henry and vir-
glnIa Beach.
These tickets will not be recognized
hereafter on train leaving Norfolk 4;D
r.. M, Old Point A,55 II NJ. and Newport
News b;& i, NJ Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

Association: r. L. watts. of Reidsvilte.
and Captain ODDS, OF Elizabeth city, al.
ternates: George Blantoh, OF Shelby, and
Ivy Watson, OF Enfield
Colonel Charles McNamee. who has
beer, manager Of the Vanderbilt proper
ties here for a number Of years. Sesler-
day covered hla connection with the Bill.
more estate, and will lenve Monday for
New York, later proceeding to Senttle.
Wash, where he. will look after his own
and Mr.. vanderbilts interests on the
Pacific coast The office force of tlIe
Biltmore estate and other employees pre-
sentcd Mr. McNamae with a very hand-
some loving cup. XIV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
BACK TO HIS OLD HOME.
Young Virginia Engineer Nov
With the Coast Line Railway.
Mr.. claiborne M. James, formerly en-
Moved In the engineer corps Of the Bal
ltimore and Ohio Railway, has recently
HALF RATES ON G, 8 o.,
cpEcIAI SUNDAY OUTINGS.

The Chesapeake and OHIO will sell
tickets at rate of one fare for the round
trip on Sundays from stations between
Richmond and Old Point, Richmond ana
Charlottesville and Richmond ana
Howarsyille, as follows:
Peninsula District-Tickets sold for
train leaving Richmond at 7:35 A. NJ,
good returning on train arriving Rich
mond 1926 p. M.
Piedmont Distriet-Tickets sold for
train leaving Richmond at $3.50 A. M.
as far west as Charlottesville, good re-
trunng on train arriving Richmond at
$40 r. NJ.
James River Line--Tickets sold for
train leaving Richmond 1920 a. N, as
far west as HoWardsvtlle, good returning
on train arriving Richmond at 6:25 r, M.
! Spend Sunday with your friends in the
country. taking advantage Of the low
rates. 81 sf33f VII .s s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Colonel F. H. Fries Elected Pres.
ident-Other Officers.

lspse,al te The Tines Il pE ,lSa q ~.
Bankers Association of North Caro-
lima last evening elected the following
officers: #
President, Colonel F. H. Fries, Of Win
sion, N. C..
First e-Preridednt. j. v, Granger.
of Wilmington, N. G.
Second Vice President, j. G. Brasswell,
Of Rocky Mount N. 9,
Third Vice President. ]. F. Wiley Of
Durham, N. c.
Secretary and Treasurer, c. N. Evans. OF
Charlotte. N. c.
Executive COMMITTEES: Lee II, Battle.
of greensboro; George w. Montcastle, of
Lexington; Thomas j. Latham, OF WASH
inston, and j. l., Little, of Cireenville.
Delegates to the American Bankers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
CAPITOL Hill Personals.

Secretary OF the Commonwealth y. Q.
Eggeston has gone to his old home y,
chello tie county for a few days. He will
be back at his desk on Monday.
Among the visitors at the Auditors of
fee yesterday were Treasurer ]. M.
I3oot4e, of Northumberland; Treasurer
Thomas y. Wynn, OF Waynsboro, and
The Auditors office pension force Is at
work preparing for the payment Of pen
sIons under the act or 1900. These pay
ments Will not be made until September.
hut there is much work preliminary to
that limo. Applicants for the pensions
are also busy preparing Their applica-
Tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
A Requisition.
rsneclal 10 The Tlmes-plspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
WINCHESTER, VA, June 17.-At the
instance of Sergeant j. W. Taylor. OF
this city, requistion has been mada
by the Virginia authorities on those Of
West Virginia for George wilson. now at
Martnsburg, who Ia wanted here on a.
charge of stealing s65 from George Bran
ner, farmer. At q. preliminary hearing
In Martinsburg last evening serious trou-
bile was narrowly prevented when II, r..
Clifford, negro lawyer. doubted Ser
geant Taylor's veracity on the witness
stand, and a quick adjournment of court
forestalled an encounter,
Clifford fought TO keep his client from
being brought to Virginia, saying that no
negro could get Justice here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
DIR. CECIL BACK.
Attended Reunion Of His Class
at Princeton University.

Dr. Russell Cecil pastor Of ,t the see9 3ha
} r,ts, and viii occupy his pulpit at the
m MN Irning service to-morrow, There VIII
be Z no n,Ae Services in the afternoon
pr Cecil has seen atten nsr,nset the G 11n-
vnrsity Of which he Is a distinguished
a Iyi His class. 1874, celebrated It's Is
anniwers AIRY this year and had reunion
If members The oecnsi e1so was mosl
M graduation OF his son. MI. John q.
dis t' niguished honors. Ex-P dent cleve.
land, who is one Of the trustees OF
Princeton, was present at the commence
ment, rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
lO,Leary,--Gardner.

Especial TO The Tlnes-DispatchJ
WASHINGTON. D. Gu June little
marriage OF Miss Sallie Claybrook Gard Z
iner ana Mr. Bernard Aloyslla OLeary
took place wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The ceremony wa performed BY
Rev James n. Mari. The bride Is the
Youngest daughter Of Or. John Benle
Gardner. OF 1'redericks Hall Va. The
groom Is d son Of the late John T. 9 Learv
and is an electrician. Nr. and Mrs
O'Leary left on the p. NJ. train FOR an
Washington, d. G.. AJAX iil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Early Morning Arrests.

a white man named J, B. Carwell. is
under arrest, charged with stealing 176
pounds Of lead from the Richmond Chem W
.icalB Company, at which place he is en- "A N
.ployed. He Is in tho First Police Station ,t.
A negro named Jesse Tu cker was ar 2. r.
rested BY OFFICER w. a. Nuckols. Of tho
Second District. charged with being 81 "a
suspicious character. TIL cker was causht
carrying q bag containing six hlcKens.
The ,,acks OF the fowls had been 8wrun8
and the heads were still In the bag. iisgs3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
a Wonderful Medicine.

II you read this paper you know about brakes
Palmetto Wine for the Stomach. Flatpency md
constipation. We continually praise Il. as hun-
dreds Of our readers do. Any.Teader OF this can
hays a trial bottle OF brakes Palmetto Wine
Formula Company. Drake Building. Chicago. Ill.
4 One dosea day OF this Ionic. Laxative Palmetto
medicine gives Immediate relief and often cures
jnNa few Days. brakes Palmetto Wine Is o
wonder worker for Hood. LIVER and Kidneys,
Seyenty-tiye cents at Drug Stores for a large
bottle. usual dollar size but 9 trial bottle VIII
s'paper Who writes Ior 1T. Owens Il Minor
Drug Co, Distributing Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
ELKs' FINE SHOW.
Minstrel and Vaudeville Enter
$taintnent Last Night a Success.

The assembly hall at the tilks Home
was crowded with members and friends
Of the popular organization last night
upon the occasion of the minstrel and
vaudeville entertainment given under the
direction Of and by members OF the
order. tst {g}s Ii$st
The programme was long, but inter-
sestng and amusing all through. and each
one taking part got the applause that ne
was entitled to. 5
Some of those whose efforts to cause
merriment were rewarded were Messrs,
Claiborne Epps, Tom Hicks. Harry Glenn,
Lee Peters, Mac Jones, Billy Armitage,
Henry Rueger, Frank Cunningham, AL
bert Anthony Charles Phillips. Gilbert
Pollock and Willie Morrissett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
.SPO0NER BEATS
THE GOVERNOR
80 IAsannlntetl 1,reas. /

SsS'T
Rs CHICAGO, June 17.--Ry Unanimous
vote the Republican National COMMITTEES
to-day decided to scat tho delegates at
large from WISCONSIN who are members
OF the so-callcd 'stalwart" factioil,
headed by United states Senators John
e. Spooner aid Joseph v. Quarles, and
opposed to tile Republicans. led by Ciov-o
lernor Robert M. Lafollette. 9}S&
After the National Committee had de-
icided against the supporters of the Coy
sernor Of WISCONSIN,, the leaders Of Mfr.
1.afollette announced their determlnatiorii
to carry the fight to the end and II is
probable. In spite Of the decision Of the
tn,ntteernen, that the dispute Will again
be fought out beforc the COMMITTEES on
Credentials in the National Convention. .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Crv Caused Excitement.

8 a great deal OF excitement was occa-
stoned last night about II O'Clock at
Seventh and Broad Streets by the shrill,
cry OF "Alurdcr.' In feminine voice
Policeman Dugan was In the neighbour
hood and ran to the corner. A large
crowd congregatcd. and thorough search
vas made, but nothing could be found
Indicating that an act OF violence had
been committed. Fiji
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
OFF FOR BUCKRoE.
Great Annual Excursion Of the
Locomotive Builders To-day j5

Two long trains Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Will convey the employees I
OF the Richmond branch Of the Anericait8 4
Locomotive Works and their families and
friends to Buckroe Beach to-day for th f
annual outing and picnic. These trains
will leave the Main Street Station at
o'clock and few minutes afterward. SO
far as can be estimated In advance, the
number who will go down will reach ifs
teen hundred or sixteen ..ttndred per-
sons. s3i 5l Il 1s N 81,
The programme OF entertainment ar
ranged for the occasion, like that OF p asst
year. will embrace a series Of interesting
contests, Soma athletic. some merely
amusing. some requiring skill and others
lii tho nature OF beauty shows. Il ,t8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
lanes CITY court.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA June l7,-The
June term OF the Circuit Court, which
has been In session here for the past
three days. was at the close Of the after
noon session adjourned over to June 2lst,
when Judge Tyler will return and finish
up the docket Willie cambridge, colored,
who was convicted OF stealing COW,
was given four years in the penitentiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Prisoners Pardoned..

Two of Justice Johns well known GUS
toners Aubrey Blackburn aAa Babe
Thomas, werc released from jail yester-
day The two men We're serving terms
for intoxcation. and while In jail did
some good work in decorations on the
walls. They displayed talent as artists.
and the result of their work was release.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
n Reinecke Victorious.

Reinecke returned from Emporia yes
teiday. where he met an defeated Jack
Callahan, OF Baltimore. in ono Of the
finest wrestling matches az the season.
The first fall was made in forty-tlrce
minutes ard seven seconds, the second
in twenty-seven minutes and eight sec
onds. Re.necke was pleased with the
treatment gwen him. The audience was
large and demonstrative. %Refnecke In
jured his nose, but said yesterday he was
feeling all right.